When I was a little kid, my grandpa used to teach me how to straighten nails and reuse them to build toys out of scrap wood. He grew in a poor family in the countryside and nothing was wasted... you touched my heart, thank you so much for this restoration
Baby-tested. Dad-approved. What a cutie! "Do you find sandblasting satisfying?" My favorite part is when you speed up the repetitive parts. It's amazing how delicate this rugged work sounds when it's sped up!
Ever since my dad died, the little notes you leave everywhere makes me so sad and happy: my dad used to do this sorta thing and it gives me great comfort. Thank you for your videos.
My dad died a long time ago man- takes time. I'm okay with it now and turn his best parts into my best parts - maybe you should leave notes for the people you love? Keep his spirit alive. :)
I do admire how you pay attention to even the smallest details, most people would have just used new nails or just gotten the rust off the old ones but you went the extra mile with them and made it just that much better
I love how you didn’t make the seat repair perfect, allowing the resin to showcase your repair job. Very clever and it turned out so beautiful! Thank you.
When my children were toddlers I bought both of them antique chairs which they still have today. Then I bought my grandchildren the very same type of antique chairs after searching high and low for them. My daughter was amazed that I found them three states away. I finished them myself and now, my teenage grandchildren love those chairs. I think they still make their stuffed animals sit in them. LOL
Tysy: Do you find the sandblasting satisfying? Me: Is the ocean wet? Also, I love how instead of regular old clear glue gun glue, he uses glitter glue gun glue!!!
Never in their life did those nails receive a better treatment. Strightened, cleaned, filed, polished and carefully hammered as if made out of the finest metals.
1. Buy grinding triangles. 2. Stick grinding triangles in food-grade silicone. 3. When silicone is set, peel off triangles. 4. Fill your new grinding triangle mold with melted hard or gummy candy. 5. Let set; toss in powdered sugar or flour if candy is too sticky to work with. Boom. Homemade tumble grinder candy.
Compared to your earlier works in resin, this one was flawless. The exposed dowels have me a bit confused, but who am I to question the artist, and it turned out beautiful in the end anyways. Awesome work!
Acknowledging your restoration skills is a no-brainer. However, your creative photography, humor, and editing talents are second to none! Cheers from the U.S. 👍👍👍
When I first saw the colour of the resin, I wasn't too impressed, but I have to say that the final effect is just stunning! Yeah, so you could have replaced the wooden top, but this keeps the product as whole as it can be. Best restoration yet for me personally. 👍👍👍
@@misfitoutcast1769 He's amazing too, I watch both of them. TTR does great restorations that feels old school to me and how I would have to do it without any machines (except for a sandblaster). MM has all the engineering machining skills I wish I had (plus his machines).
Me: “It’ll never be functional without new wood.” Also me: “Oh my god, he made it functional without new wood!” Beautiful job! Never doubt the power (and talent) of Tysy Tube. Great video! 👍🏼
You know, I really love restoration videos. I watch all kinds. For me it is bringing things back from certain doom and keeping history. Here you have done that with a twist. Beautiful work! Beautiful Baby!
Thank you for showing the proper use of vacuum for resin work. This is a MUCH better and safer method than pressure pots! It addresses the fundamental need for degassing, rather than masking trapped gas by reducing size. At less than one atmosphere it is so much safer and effective. I loved that you make the age and damage of the part the feature for the finished restoration. As we all age, I hope we appreciate our wrinkles as an expression of our character. Bravo!
I am enthralled by your ability to take an item of little to no monetary, historical, or intrinsic value and create something approaching a piece of art. You haven't changed it - it is still the basic, practical piece it was conceived as, but with a new life and future. Thank you for sharing this, and the cutest little feet and dimpled knees I have seen in a long while! PS - YES!! - I find sandblasting quite satisfying, almost mesmerizing!
I love watching sandblasting and bathing metal to remove rust. There's just something so satisfying to see that crap be banished to show the beauty beneath!
@@c0ldc0ne ahaha i ddidnt even notice it cause the title was too long and it cut out the end part i only saw broken stool and tysy uploaded a vid, enough for me to click the vid xD
Although these films have zero educational and substantive value, they are still pleasant to watch. They are so relaxing.Admittedly, Tusy found the perfect format for such films.
first off, you take restoration to a new level......restoring the nails to that degree is commitment. second, i really like like how you used gloves to handle that kid...never know what's on those things!
Today I watched your video after a few months and now you have machines literally for everything and a baby too? Interesting. Loved it, great work. Keep it up!
For some reason I can’t bypass your restorations with epoxy. Perhaps it speaks to my artistic side and seeing something created outside the typical restoration. They are unique, challenging and fun.
I was so curious about what that windy machine was every day, but the sand breeze is amazing. You are always watching well. It may be awkward because it is a translator. Baby is so cute
Tonight is our family movie night and my kids decided Tysy was what they wanted to watch! They LOVE the surprise note in the drawer even more excited about the tiny hammer! Ooooh! And then they just saw the BaByyy! Haha! Thanks for making these!!
This is a beautiful finish. I miss your frequent uploads. You're the best and congratulations on the million plus subs and the many subs in your other channels. THE MASTER AT WORK
Milking a cow is fun for 15 minutes. But then your hands will start cramping because you aren't used to that work. And you have to do it twice a day for 10 Month (which is the average time a cow gives milk after she had a calf).
The result was so much more than a restoration - it's a gorgeous work of art. Cleaning and polishing the original nails was an awesome extra touch. I've loved watching you progress in the epoxy work - you are now a master. Thanks for all of the work in putting this video together. Love it!
Doctor: What were you admitted to this asylum? Patient: I watched videos showing a guy removing scratches from rusty nails and polishing them. Doctor: Nurse!!!
Because of the trouble involved to restore the nails when you can buy new ones so cheap, that was my initial reaction as well, but the flip side is it’s satisfying to use the originals and be able to do what he did restoring something so simple
I also wondered why nails who are 99% submerged into wood need this treatment and than i had a wild guess - i once heard that the old steel was far better than todays steel (which at first hand has to be cheap) and maybe he wanted the old ones besides their originality also for their durability.
Thumb up for the blue glitter hot glue!! :-D And for the rest of the job also! Seems that you have invested on some machines last time...nice! Thx for the vid! :-D
I just want to say that I look forward to your uploads. I like the method of cleaning and how you don’t just wash, degrease, and repaint every broken thing that you come across. You make them look desirable again( I’m still warming up to the resin stuff). Good work.
while restoring videos isn't the most out-there thing, you definitely add a nice touch that sets you apart from others, you have a spot at the end where you test if it really works, and you have really calming camera angles. I hope to see your channel grow, Keep up the great work!
When I was a little kid, my grandpa used to teach me how to straighten nails and reuse them to build toys out of scrap wood. He grew in a poor family in the countryside and nothing was wasted... you touched my heart, thank you so much for this restoration
My grandpa teached me the same! I used to make my dolls furniture out of fruit wooden boxes
@@LuxieDamned really creative
I like the test person.
TysyTube - the next Generation
A Tysylet!
Looks just like their dad no head
Cute lil baby
Professional model
"I need a human to test this bench."
• • •
_"I make a new one."_
Lol wrong channel
@@frankierzucekjr I was like, wait, who uploaded this lmao
Dean Wattenburger haha just what I was thinking, so many unique channel’s and styles!
You win the comments. ROFL!
@@bluudhound1756 Neat part is how people got the joke! :D
can I just point out that he's using blue sparkly hot glue and i'm living for it.
hes living like larry
I keep wondering why they sell that stuff, and this video made me realize: sometimes you wanna see where you haven't got any hot glue.
The legend
The glitter helps it stick. Have you ever tried to get glitter off something
That's a perfect touch tho
Baby-tested. Dad-approved. What a cutie!
"Do you find sandblasting satisfying?"
My favorite part is when you speed up the repetitive parts. It's amazing how delicate this rugged work sounds when it's sped up!
"Do you find sandblasting satisfying?"
It's like, half the reason why i am subed like a dozen restoration channel and now want to restore a car.
Same. Cant even drive, or afford one, but I still want a project car
And when I know they have a sandblaster, and they didn't use it in the video, I sort of feel cheated. TysyTube at least uses it on wood... Oh My!!!
Me too. Just dipping in paint stripper doesn't do it.
It reminds me of a power washer , and I love those!!
Tbh, i always found the rust remover more satisfying, idk why. Definitely satisfying with wood tho
You mastered the epoxy resin use. No bubbles or flaws. Good job.
I've never seen anyone using vibration. But it makes sense because it's the Same method as with concrete.
KILLERRAPTOR666 and with cakes!
@@Silent_Soliloquies ok cakes i didn't know yet.
Ever since my dad died, the little notes you leave everywhere makes me so sad and happy: my dad used to do this sorta thing and it gives me great comfort. Thank you for your videos.
My dad died a long time ago man- takes time. I'm okay with it now and turn his best parts into my best parts - maybe you should leave notes for the people you love? Keep his spirit alive. :)
This is making me cry :(
I do admire how you pay attention to even the smallest details, most people would have just used new nails or just gotten the rust off the old ones but you went the extra mile with them and made it just that much better
'The final test' took my breath away.... so cute!!
Great!
"Yeah, wanna see him testing this one!"
...
"Best test ever."
None of us excpect THAT test! : )
Oh my god he has a baby!!! What a lil cutie 🥺🥺❤️
Looks like someone became a daddy 😊
Congratulations, Tysytube 💪🏼
I love how you didn’t make the seat repair perfect, allowing the resin to showcase your repair job. Very clever and it turned out so beautiful! Thank you.
When my children were toddlers I bought both of them antique chairs which they still have today. Then I bought my grandchildren the very same type of antique chairs after searching high and low for them. My daughter was amazed that I found them three states away. I finished them myself and now, my teenage grandchildren love those chairs. I think they still make their stuffed animals sit in them. LOL
OH, MY GOD, THE ADORABLE CHUBBY LITTLE BABY.
That caught me off guard. 😄
Excellent job!
Tysy: Do you find the sandblasting satisfying?
Me: Is the ocean wet?
Also, I love how instead of regular old clear glue gun glue, he uses glitter glue gun glue!!!
Now restore the cow.
MakerSoul 0_0
And the lady who is milking it lol
LMAO🤣
from a steak
@@kyria_kous what about pokémon??? 😆 🤣 😂 😹
The soft little baby is melting my heart ❤
Did anyone else think the baby was a literal doll when tysy first put him on the bench? Or am I just going crazy
i thought it was a doll too!!!! lmao
🖐
Same!
Never in their life did those nails receive a better treatment. Strightened, cleaned, filed, polished and carefully hammered as if made out of the finest metals.
And you can sleep better knowing that the nails are now completely invisible except for the sweet little heads...SMH
"Final test"
Cutest tester I've ever seen!
😍*heart melts*😍
This is not restoration this is absoluately art! Extraordinary job. 👏👏👏
The child’s presence makes the difference between a good and great video, I think. The stool is just the right size for a teeny-tiny desk!
Those mini tumbler triangles look tasty, if they were candy I would totally eat them.
1. Buy grinding triangles.
2. Stick grinding triangles in food-grade silicone.
3. When silicone is set, peel off triangles.
4. Fill your new grinding triangle mold with melted hard or gummy candy.
5. Let set; toss in powdered sugar or flour if candy is too sticky to work with.
Boom. Homemade tumble grinder candy.
@@DaRkLoRdZoRc Optionally, fir gummy candies, coat in sour sugar crystals for added flavor and possibly closer texture to the originals.
They look like mint toblerone
Person: “just get rid of it, why bother fixing it when you can just buy a new one?”
Restoration folks:”So anyway, I start blasting-“
LOL
ah frank reynolds
😂😂😂
Sand blasting
Compared to your earlier works in resin, this one was flawless. The exposed dowels have me a bit confused, but who am I to question the artist, and it turned out beautiful in the end anyways. Awesome work!
I too pondered the exposed wooden pegs 🤔 but agreed, nothing to keep this from being amazing
The pegs ruin it completely for me
Easily in top 5 milk stool restorations I've watched today
That went from "Cool!" to "Awww!" real quick.
This show including the production, tools used, projects selected, finished projects are all first class. I really love this channel. Thanks Dr. Marc
Acknowledging your restoration skills is a no-brainer. However, your creative photography, humor, and editing talents are second to none! Cheers from the U.S. 👍👍👍
When I first saw the colour of the resin, I wasn't too impressed, but I have to say that the final effect is just stunning! Yeah, so you could have replaced the wooden top, but this keeps the product as whole as it can be. Best restoration yet for me personally. 👍👍👍
How is it as whole as can be if half the missing wood is replaced with resin?
check out my mechanics. That guy is amazing!
@@misfitoutcast1769 He's amazing too, I watch both of them. TTR does great restorations that feels old school to me and how I would have to do it without any machines (except for a sandblaster). MM has all the engineering machining skills I wish I had (plus his machines).
Me: “It’ll never be functional without new wood.”
Also me: “Oh my god, he made it functional without new wood!”
Beautiful job! Never doubt the power (and talent) of Tysy Tube. Great video! 👍🏼
I think it would've looked lovely with a yellow or black epoxy.
What are those dowels made out of??
@@kingearwig Wood.
Doubt
Tsty: lemme just fix your brain you seem to doubt me
٦٧د
You know, I really love restoration videos. I watch all kinds. For me it is bringing things back from certain doom and keeping history. Here you have done that with a twist. Beautiful work! Beautiful Baby!
Thank you for showing the proper use of vacuum for resin work. This is a MUCH better and safer method than pressure pots! It addresses the fundamental need for degassing, rather than masking trapped gas by reducing size. At less than one atmosphere it is so much safer and effective. I loved that you make the age and damage of the part the feature for the finished restoration. As we all age, I hope we appreciate our wrinkles as an expression of our character. Bravo!
Tysy is that your little Bub? He’s so cute!
I am enthralled by your ability to take an item of little to no monetary, historical, or intrinsic value and create something approaching a piece of art. You haven't changed it - it is still the basic, practical piece it was conceived as, but with a new life and future. Thank you for sharing this, and the cutest little feet and dimpled knees I have seen in a long while!
PS - YES!! - I find sandblasting quite satisfying, almost mesmerizing!
😘
Hasn't changed it? I think you'll find replacing missing wood with blue resin changed it quite a bit.
I love watching sandblasting and bathing metal to remove rust. There's just something so satisfying to see that crap be banished to show the beauty beneath!
I'v straightened a lot of nails in my days. (many I bent myself) but I must say I've never polished them!
This is a great project!
No, no. Thank YOU for creating quality content. You are awesome!
Absolutely stunning skill, meticulous patience and craftsmanship. Thank you for this video, truly.
as soon as i saw there was a chunk missing i thought OMG YES IS HE GONNA MAKE THE MISSING PART OHT OF RESIN? YESSZSZ
@@c0ldc0ne ahaha i ddidnt even notice it cause the title was too long and it cut out the end part i only saw broken stool and tysy uploaded a vid, enough for me to click the vid xD
Great job, as usual! If you can, bring the new tester back. They did a great job.
Although these films have zero educational and substantive value, they are still pleasant to watch. They are so relaxing.Admittedly, Tusy found the perfect format for such films.
Blue Glitter Hot Glue! Enjoyed that part very much. What a fantastic time to be alive!
Good timing. I was just starting to browse some restoration videos when this videos notification pop up.
first off, you take restoration to a new level......restoring the nails to that degree is commitment. second, i really like like how you used gloves to handle that kid...never know what's on those things!
Safety glasses would be a good idea too; all sorts of foul stuff can spray out of them.
Cutest mini-dairy farmer ever at the end. 😁
TysyTube: (No wood needed)
Also TysyTube: *adds 4 wooden dowels*
Shenanigans! Shenanigans!!
Malarkey, balderdash, and poppycock!
@@deborahorwig465 Bullsh-
I was kinda hoping for resin dowels haha.
The dowels weren't really necessary. He could have just floated the two pieces in the resin.
Three highlights of this amazing work (for me)
1. Leaving the dowels visible
2. Using restored nails
3. Cutest little chubster at the end!
His baby said "Subscribe"
So we must subscribe.
Can we subscribe more than once? Just seems like, preaching to the choir.
I love the sand blasting. It is extremely satisfying. Restore what you want, how you want, I’ll still be watching ❣️
5:14 It really bugs me that you didn't completely glue/hammer the two pieces of wood back together.
That's a great way to give old things new useful life and still keep the history intact.
I love how you made it transparent instead of a total blue. Job well done Mr Tysy. 👍
To avoid marring the wood when prying out old hardware, put a metal palette knife or spatula on the wood surface to protect from the pliers.
I learnt that from Thomas Johnsons channel
Here's to raising our kids right so we don't need to "restore" them later. Love the vid.
18 years later: "Dad, I love you, you started my career in the film industry!, Just please take down that stool video!" :D
🤣
Today I watched your video after a few months and now you have machines literally for everything and a baby too? Interesting.
Loved it, great work. Keep it up!
For some reason I can’t bypass your restorations with epoxy. Perhaps it speaks to my artistic side and seeing something created outside the typical restoration. They are unique, challenging and fun.
I was so curious about what that windy machine was every day, but the sand breeze is amazing. You are always watching well. It may be awkward because it is a translator. Baby is so cute
The sand blasting is my favorite part of any restoration!! Phenomenal job on everything you do!!
Plot twist: the baby is the original milkmaid, restored by TysyTube...
I love this comment so much! LOL
You got a genuine L O L from me
He made a new one lol
Cody Evans thats my mechanics my dude
Beautiful Baby!!! Congratulations!!! Wonderful Restoration On The Stool Also.
Tonight is our family movie night and my kids decided Tysy was what they wanted to watch! They LOVE the surprise note in the drawer even more excited about the tiny hammer! Ooooh! And then they just saw the BaByyy! Haha! Thanks for making these!!
So THAT'S why TySy hasn't been making as many videos as usual, lately!
He transformed into a baby!
It’s a final twist!
yes🤣
Love you guys, you and my mechanics are awesome. Sand blasting is definitely a 10!
This is a beautiful finish. I miss your frequent uploads. You're the best and congratulations on the million plus subs and the many subs in your other channels. THE MASTER AT WORK
Restoring rusted nails rather than throwing them away and using new ones, wow!!! Now that is real craftsmanship.
The vacuum chamber made all the difference, the finished result is beautiful!
Fantastic job on the baby, congrats!
Kinda makes me want to run out and buy a cow.
😂😂😂😂😂😂✌️
Milking a cow is fun for 15 minutes.
But then your hands will start cramping because you aren't used to that work.
And you have to do it twice a day for 10 Month (which is the average time a cow gives milk after she had a calf).
Great job, it would have been nice to see you try to repair with wood. Still looks awesome though.
You will never be able to fit a cow on this stool lol
@@jonathancook4022 Cows have no respect for furniture. They're always moooooving it around.
The result was so much more than a restoration - it's a gorgeous work of art. Cleaning and polishing the original nails was an awesome extra touch. I've loved watching you progress in the epoxy work - you are now a master. Thanks for all of the work in putting this video together. Love it!
Wow, your way of filming and equipment improved a lot!
The best part? Baby Ty Sy testing the stool. Very cute
I have been watching you vids 3 days straight and just cant stop, you are by far my most favorite youtuber.
Keep it up man
Doctor: What were you admitted to this asylum?
Patient: I watched videos showing a guy removing scratches from rusty nails and polishing them.
Doctor: Nurse!!!
Because of the trouble involved to restore the nails when you can buy new ones so cheap, that was my initial reaction as well, but the flip side is it’s satisfying to use the originals and be able to do what he did restoring something so simple
I also wondered why nails who are 99% submerged into wood need this treatment and than i had a wild guess - i once heard that the old steel was far better than todays steel (which at first hand has to be cheap) and maybe he wanted the old ones besides their originality also for their durability.
One of my favorite parts.
Thumb up for the blue glitter hot glue!!
:-D
And for the rest of the job also!
Seems that you have invested on some machines last time...nice!
Thx for the vid!
:-D
Restoration videos ==satisfying videos
Why you would ever.get a thumbs down is crazy. You are a creative artist
21 minutes of pure joy. Love the finish. Thanks
Neat idea to "pre-sand" the wood in the sand blaster :D
I loved the note at 5:40
Nice touch!
You are a genius!! Saludos from Mexico 🇲🇽
I can't tell you how much I enjoyed the restoration of the nails. That was wonderful
God bless the baby for you... and well done 👏
When it was time for the test I expected to see TusyTube for the first time but that did not happen
😢😢😢❤️❤️❤️
I like that he is for most just a disembodied pair of hands and by chance a t shirt.
I want to see a video of how he organizes all his tools! 😁
Seriously! 😳
unusable because it's too broken down >>> unusable because it's too beautiful
The final test was the most important part of the video! I am totally convinced now!
Lovely project. The fact that you even used the old nails is amazing.
I was honestly hoping this wouldn't be yet another resin pour restoration. Was looking forward to a wood on wood fix.
Did you not read the title? He said he was doing epoxy. Sheesh
@@Vickie-Bligh No, it came as a notification and the text at the end was cut off
Sandblasting is ALWAYS satisfying
2:26 Do we find sandblasting satisfying? Yes. Yes we do.
I just want to say that I look forward to your uploads. I like the method of cleaning and how you don’t just wash, degrease, and repaint every broken thing that you come across. You make them look desirable again( I’m still warming up to the resin stuff). Good work.
Beautiful job! And LOVE ❤️ 🥰 the sweet helpers at the end! Precious little one! Thank you!
Sandblast your troubles away
Yes, Sandblasting is mesmerizing.
If only 🤣🤣🤣👌
@Ernest Choi ah yes, I remember sandblasting acted like a hammer.
I pray who ever reads this becomes successful in life.
Tysy is that your little Bub? He’s so cute!
20:55 I thought it was a doll at first
Same
I really enjoyed this restoration, it kept as much of the original material as possible.
while restoring videos isn't the most out-there thing, you definitely add a nice touch that sets you apart from others, you have a spot at the end where you test if it really works, and you have really calming camera angles. I hope to see your channel grow, Keep up the great work!