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Ever since I started watching your videos I’ve been recommended all these channels in the same format but I keep coming back to yours because your attention to detail and craftsmanship is amazing. Keep up the good work ;)
This is what i watch before bed. I love restoration videos. They’re interesting and relaxing to watch. The sounds of the different tools and noises of the materials. I love watching to process. I’ll say it again. I love restoration videos 😁 thanks for making these. Keep em coming 😊
This restoration was beautiful! The marks of history have been preserved and all the original pieces have been kept, it was wonderful, congratulations!
Just beautiful! I agree. The pitting gives it more charm. The varnish gives it authenticity. My favorite part was the smiley face. You are a true artist!
I just watched this video for the second time today. It's EXACTLY what I needed to relax after a rough day. Thanks again for making and sharing these videos. It may seem silly, but they really do mean a lot to me. Being able to enjoy them truly does much to improve my quality of life. Especially sandblasting! 😁
The blending of ASMR, education, comedy and relaxation that comes from your videos is sheer brilliance! Keep em coming my friend! Much love from the USA!
I used to watch other channels where they restore things but now, This is the only one I watch. You are amazing brother. I look forward to each and every Video you put out. You never disappoint us with how you restore your items. Keep up the great work. You know if you had a eBay or amazon store you could sell everything that you do not want to use yourself and get great money for it. Take care and God Bless you and your beautiful wife
@Silvester Yes I have watched the others also. But It got to a point where I was subscribed to way too many channels so I just cut them down and kept one from each group type. made it easier on me
Good Morning! I would like to order a Cafe Mocha please. It will be about 20 minutes while our Barista cleans / repairs / reconditions our coffee grinder... but it will be worth it! Simply another amazing restore!
It was absolutely right idea to save all the casting marks - they are great! They make the grinder machine look like very industrial and powerful engine. Thank you for your job!
Beautiful piece of art. I might have painted it “coffee brown” and stained the drawer, but that’s just me. Really enjoy your channel, and your subtle humor is fire! Cheers!
I agree with the viewer who was concerned about you protecting the metal parts that come in contact with the beans. No part that touches food should ever be in contact with any chemical applications. I wouldn’t drink any coffee from that grinder. HOWEVER, you are one of my favorite restorers and the coffee grinder looks fantastic. Great work!!!
It was a great idea to not remove the rust pits from the device. It is restored perfectly and yet it is visible how much history it has behind. It is a beautiful piece. And it still works as over a century ago. Thanks for your films!
Even though I will never be by far as good as you, all the coffee grinder videos actually inspired me to ask a friend of mine, who organizes and visits flea markets, to get me one and I will use the tools at my brothers workshop to restore it as good as I can into proper working order. A nice little winter fun project. As a great coffee fan, I really need one as a decoration in my office :-)
Great video man! The only thing I would have done differently is NOT put any clear coat protectant on the actual grinding surfaces. I can't help thinking that every time you grind some coffee, potentially you're grinding a little clear coat in with it now. I wouldn't be too worried about the grinding surfaces getting corroded by not adding the clear coat, because coffee beans have protective oils in them. Keep up the good work my friend, you're very talented and are focused on quality restorations. Keep the videos coming.
Tysy my darling: I got it right when I saw the Instagram photo. I could never imagine it was going to be that big and heavy. 😮 I'm surprised you were able to get this piece with the drawer, I wonder if the drawer is the original. I loved the clear lacquer. I'm so glad you kept the marks. It really gives character to the piece. Another one for your collection, nicely done! 🤗🤗🤗
You need to put out 3 videos a day so I don’t have to watch other restoration videos! You are the best! So much care, skill and attention to detail. Also, it’s like you got a PhD in restoration. So professional and your editing is great
The patience with which you take the items apart is wonderful and adds to the relaxation. I truly love the entire experience! And I subscribed after only watching 1 (& 1/2) videos!
I have to say, that your work is inspiring. Your work and of ge work your colleagues like odd tinkering and awesome restoration for example, are inspriring. I began to restore things like you do (but not as professional as you), because of the videos from all of you. Thanks for your work and inspiration!
Hi. Nice skills as always. But why using flooring varnish and spray can paint on a device in contact with food? Even if you don't want to use it to actually grind stuff, some of your viewers might replicate without knowing that's dangerous. Linseed oil on wood and blackened steel would be more authentic and safer 😃
Very nice! I had a sneaking suspicion about what's going on with the crank pin bolt when it wasn't in the sandblaster booth ;D Just one wish: obtain some brass acorn nuts for the hopper cover bolts, acorn nuts never fail to give extra prestige!
@@Certifiedretard66 and the difference that my mechanics is OCD as hell about everything being perfect, but tysy is just having fun building and communicating with the audience
G’day that was a terrific result, it wouldn’t be easy figuring out how to dismantle it put it back together, let alone the painting. Your work is great it’s always great to watch you bringing back what most of us would think was junk into a lovely piece thank you regards John
Hi! I always follow your videos: they are my "happy place" when I'm stressed or unhappy... Thank you for that. I noticed that you often use the sand blaster on wood materials instead of "regular" sand paper or files. How's that? What's the differences between the two procedures? I assume that the sand blaster takes away less material than the paper, but since I never used one, I can only make guesses... Thanks again!!!
I could *almost* smell the coffee! Very nice decision to keep the pitting and casting marks on this piece. I am very impressed with the clear coat product and I will research for a comparable item in my area. Also, your wood restorations are superior and it might be nice to see vacuum pot resin stabilization be used on your projects. The wood will be much stronger and the surface can retain as much texture as you want for your finished design.
I always love your videos Tysy. You are really entertaining and you have end up making really good choices and do a great job on whatever you are restoring.
No, it wasn't. I saw it on the google images. But it's ok, since this is all just for entertainment and having fun your way, and not for museum purposes.
Congratulations. Another beautiful restoration. It's interesting because I went back to look at some of your older restorations, and your work just keeps getting better every time. Keep up the beautiful work. I always look forward to your next restoration.
Your restoration videos are extremely well done and very soothing to watch. And I like the way you show things working after you restore them. Nice job!
Smaller blasters can take longer to remove the paint. If you have a smaller one you need to make a judgment call on do you want to brush stripper on, and walk away for a little bit, or stand there holding the part as the paint is eaten away. Also there is the normal where and tear on the items themselves to think about if they are running for a long time repeatedly.
My favorite restoration channel! I will admit that I'm a little disappointed that you didnt hit full speed on that drill and sling lacquer everywhere, but there's always next time! 🤣 Great restoration as always! I enjoy your attention to detail and your ability to keep objects true to their origins!
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I await the Tysy Tube coffee shop to open with all these restored coffee grinders!
Ever since I started watching your videos I’ve been recommended all these channels in the same format but I keep coming back to yours because your attention to detail and craftsmanship is amazing. Keep up the good work ;)
And it's not faked👍
This is what i watch before bed. I love restoration videos. They’re interesting and relaxing to watch. The sounds of the different tools and noises of the materials. I love watching to process. I’ll say it again. I love restoration videos 😁 thanks for making these. Keep em coming 😊
This restoration was beautiful!
The marks of history have been preserved and all the original pieces have been kept, it was wonderful, congratulations!
Except it can never be used for its original function again... yay
@@Beth_Amphetamine Why wouldn't it..? He literally ground coffee at the end, so it works.
kouhai yeah and if you drank the coffee he ground you also be drinks bits of the paint he sprayed on the grindy parts
I'm starting to think that you *really* like coffee grinders.
They're a cool piece of history to have.
He might also really like freshly ground coffee! ☕
They're the best resto videos because you get to watch him grind coffee beans!!!!
Naw what makes you think that it was only 1273 videos on coffee grinders
It's coffee... Nuff said😁
These coffee grinder restorations are my favorite. Beautiful work!
"I made a new one" I see what you did there ;) nice job though!
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@@TysyTube But Peugeot guarantees their products for a lifetime! You just had to order the part. ;-)
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@@nicoro8872 It's a 'My Mechanics' reference, they have kind of a 'bromance' going on ;-)
@@R-Tech oh ok (;
I also love how the casting marks and textures were left this time :)
Between all the restoration channels I have watched, this guy is the cleanest and safest I have seen so far.
If you love him, check out My Mechanics.
As a nervous Nancy about sanders (I took a chunk out of my index knuckle on a belt grinder) and chemicals, his constant use of gloves gives me life.
Just beautiful! I agree. The pitting gives it more charm. The varnish gives it authenticity. My favorite part was the smiley face. You are a true artist!
Nice job! Your attention to detail is why I am here. So many other restorers out there and they don't do half what you do. Thanks!
you obviously haven't seen my mechanics. tysy CAN'T do half of what he does.
I just watched this video for the second time today.
It's EXACTLY what I needed to relax after a rough day.
Thanks again for making and sharing these videos.
It may seem silly, but they really do mean a lot to me.
Being able to enjoy them truly does much to improve my quality of life.
Especially sandblasting! 😁
Really love the authenticity, no bondo no cleaning up filing
How very rustic! The lacquer and the lack of filler give the thing a very vintage look. Feels just right!
3:45
This is the last step I ever reach when doing a project. All the parts get put in a box then shoved away in a corner, never to be seen again.
No, there's one last step. When you do go back to finish you realize you've lost some of the pieces and you give up and throw the box away...
The blending of ASMR, education, comedy and relaxation that comes from your videos is sheer brilliance! Keep em coming my friend! Much love from the USA!
I used to watch other channels where they restore things but now, This is the only one I watch. You are amazing brother. I look forward to each and every Video you put out. You never disappoint us with how you restore your items. Keep up the great work. You know if you had a eBay or amazon store you could sell everything that you do not want to use yourself and get great money for it. Take care and God Bless you and your beautiful wife
This one and MyMechanics is the ones I watch, both are totally amazing!
TysyTube is really good, but My Mechanics is on another level.
@Silvester Yes I have watched the others also. But It got to a point where I was subscribed to way too many channels so I just cut them down and kept one from each group type. made it easier on me
Thank you for bringing old peices back to life
Good Morning! I would like to order a Cafe Mocha please. It will be about 20 minutes while our Barista cleans / repairs / reconditions our coffee grinder... but it will be worth it! Simply another amazing restore!
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It was absolutely right idea to save all the casting marks - they are great! They make the grinder machine look like very industrial and powerful engine.
Thank you for your job!
Beautiful piece of art. I might have painted it “coffee brown” and stained the drawer, but that’s just me. Really enjoy your channel, and your subtle humor is fire! Cheers!
You are simply one of the best! (Dr. Beer is really good, too.) No all you need is to restore a coffee pot and a stove! Good luck and let us watch!
I agree with the viewer who was concerned about you protecting the metal parts that come in contact with the beans. No part that touches food should ever be
in contact with any chemical applications. I wouldn’t drink any
coffee from that grinder. HOWEVER, you are one of my favorite restorers and the coffee grinder looks fantastic. Great work!!!
There is nothing more calming or relaxing, than watching you sandblast..... Love your videos!
I have been waiting on someone to write their name while sand blasting. Thank you Great Video and restoring. 2 thumbs up
Good to see the history of the grinder still preserved. Good going
How do you even know how these things come apart? It’s genius!!
It was a great idea to not remove the rust pits from the device. It is restored perfectly and yet it is visible how much history it has behind. It is a beautiful piece. And it still works as over a century ago. Thanks for your films!
Tysy: I'm not gonna remove the casting mark this time
My mechanics: ight imma head out
Even though I will never be by far as good as you, all the coffee grinder videos actually inspired me to ask a friend of mine, who organizes and visits flea markets, to get me one and I will use the tools at my brothers workshop to restore it as good as I can into proper working order. A nice little winter fun project. As a great coffee fan, I really need one as a decoration in my office :-)
I love old coffee grinders😍 Seems like you do aswell since youve done quite a few😁
I love your parts washer! Hearing it scrubbing is my favorite part of your videos!
"Bolt Down Your Coffee Grinder" Amazing restoration🙌😋
Great video man! The only thing I would have done differently is NOT put any clear coat protectant on the actual grinding surfaces. I can't help thinking that every time you grind some coffee, potentially you're grinding a little clear coat in with it now. I wouldn't be too worried about the grinding surfaces getting corroded by not adding the clear coat, because coffee beans have protective oils in them. Keep up the good work my friend, you're very talented and are focused on quality restorations. Keep the videos coming.
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@@TysyTube Again very cool, and considering it's just decorative it makes sense to have protected ALL metal. Keep up the great work man.
@@TysyTube
If juste décorative...
No paint please 😟
@@TysyTube it's not a restoration if you can no longer use it for the purpose it was intended. all you did was turn a coffee grinder into an ornament.
Septic Topix agreed
Tysy my darling:
I got it right when I saw the Instagram photo. I could never imagine it was going to be that big and heavy. 😮
I'm surprised you were able to get this piece with the drawer, I wonder if the drawer is the original. I loved the clear lacquer.
I'm so glad you kept the marks. It really gives character to the piece.
Another one for your collection, nicely done! 🤗🤗🤗
What was old and rusted---------is now new again!!!!!!! GREAT!.
Beautiful.
Was that clear coat metal treat food safe?
Probably not, but Tysy has mentioned he doesn't drink coffee, and he doesn't actually ever use these grinders.
What would be food safe for it?
Some resins (such as the ones they use in canned food) are food safe.
@@RedwoodRhiadra he doesn't but someday someone would use it without knowing
No, it's not.
The pitting was deep and gives character, but I think it'll live another 100yrs. Good save! Nicely done.
You should have taken it apart with your Pierre Peugeot bent spanner.
Just bought a couple antique coffee grinders from a vintage shop. Going to try my hand at restoring them. Wish me luck!
You need to put out 3 videos a day so I don’t have to watch other restoration videos! You are the best! So much care, skill and attention to detail. Also, it’s like you got a PhD in restoration. So professional and your editing is great
You are the king of coffee grinder restorations.
After another 100 years somebody will again restore this
Cool old coffee grinder. Nice tear down and clean up. Beautiful restoration.
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It has a rustic, yet refined look with the casting marks. Another beautiful job. 👍
"Now I can sandblast it" I'm becoming a man of culture. Getting all excited over here.
The patience with which you take the items apart is wonderful and adds to the relaxation. I truly love the entire experience! And I subscribed after only watching 1 (& 1/2) videos!
Its either TysyTube, or No Tube!
Freddy J TysyTube is the only way to Tube😉
Great choice in coffee to test it with! Thanks for using a wonderful New Mexico product.
8:40 so satisfying 🤤
I have to say, that your work is inspiring. Your work and of ge work your colleagues like odd tinkering and awesome restoration for example, are inspriring. I began to restore things like you do (but not as professional as you), because of the videos from all of you. Thanks for your work and inspiration!
Hi. Nice skills as always. But why using flooring varnish and spray can paint on a device in contact with food?
Even if you don't want to use it to actually grind stuff, some of your viewers might replicate without knowing that's dangerous.
Linseed oil on wood and blackened steel would be more authentic and safer 😃
Nice job Tysy Tube !
thank you 😊
Very nice! I had a sneaking suspicion about what's going on with the crank pin bolt when it wasn't in the sandblaster booth ;D Just one wish: obtain some brass acorn nuts for the hopper cover bolts, acorn nuts never fail to give extra prestige!
Another awesome old coffee grinder restoration !!!!!!!!!!!!
Yes! I've been waiting for a new TySy video.
Other restoration channels are merely poor substitutes.
Veradona restoration is beautiful.
You should check out 'my mechanics'
Very well done, true craftsmanship comes from the hands of people like you. Thanks for sharing this video with me and please keep them coming.
"im not gonna remove the casting marks this time"
[my mechanics disliked that]
"this part has a pit. i make a new one"
@@aaczm1 "This part looks ugly,I make a new one"
I sweat tysy tube and my mechanic is the same channel and person, just different content made in a diffrent room
@@Certifiedretard66 and the difference that my mechanics is OCD as hell about everything being perfect, but tysy is just having fun building and communicating with the audience
@@papermaker107 that's so true lmao
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Красиво отлично! Молодец!
My favorite part is the sandblasting. So relaxing.
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Why not powder coat? The lettering highlights were just great. Loving your work, thank you.
He has his thing, other restorers have theirs. Plus he might not have room for a big ol’ oven in his workshop
G’day that was a terrific result, it wouldn’t be easy figuring out how to dismantle it put it back together, let alone the painting. Your work is great it’s always great to watch you bringing back what most of us would think was junk into a lovely piece thank you regards John
After 119 years its still works!
shotgun 10 Old items were made to last
Well there is not a lot of things that could break on a coffee grinder.
@@liamjerkins7259 your right
Wow what a strong coffee flavor! Hints of lacquer and clear coat Mmmmmm!
“I made a new one”
Wait, that’s illegal
mymechanics
The only thing....
Sniperwollf 2021
I love the time lapses… and the sand blasting of course
Hi! I always follow your videos: they are my "happy place" when I'm stressed or unhappy... Thank you for that.
I noticed that you often use the sand blaster on wood materials instead of "regular" sand paper or files. How's that? What's the differences between the two procedures? I assume that the sand blaster takes away less material than the paper, but since I never used one, I can only make guesses...
Thanks again!!!
I love watching these before bed it’s satisfying watching these videos before bed
Can you imagine if he did it black and some gold plating with a nice walnut box
I could *almost* smell the coffee! Very nice decision to keep the pitting and casting marks on this piece. I am very impressed with the clear coat product and I will research for a comparable item in my area. Also, your wood restorations are superior and it might be nice to see vacuum pot resin stabilization be used on your projects. The wood will be much stronger and the surface can retain as much texture as you want for your finished design.
4:00 That MC-51 has some miles on it.
yes
I am extremely happy to ur equipment and workshop. Large collection of highend workshop
I actually cheered when you took all the parts to sand blast! How lame and in need of a social life am I? 😂😂
I would do some thing your not alone there
I would love to help you with your social life. LOL
You are juste in need of a sandblaster !!! Social life is overrated anyway 😁
I’m only here for the sand blasting.
I always love your videos Tysy. You are really entertaining and you have end up making really good choices and do a great job on whatever you are restoring.
"I make a new one" :-)
registered trademark ;)
Absolutely beautiful! You've give new life to the old grinder. Well done, sir.
Such a shame is was not restored in the original colors.
Yea... because that’s the takeaway from the whole video... colours. Maybe appreciate a fine job well done?
Yes, it's a shame.
And it's too shiny.
Looks way too modern and souless.
A somewhat mismatched colors one could say...
@@Dino_Buk The real color was probably this
No, it wasn't.
I saw it on the google images.
But it's ok, since this is all just for entertainment and having fun your way, and not for museum purposes.
Ive spent the past 2 days watching all of your videos. You do such amazing work.
This guy has a thing for coffee grinders it seems.
Well Done. I like the fact you left it in it's somewhat former state..
"Wait till you see the trial, you won't regret it!"
Oh gods, have you put the gummy bears again?
I enjoy seeing how things were made way back when, the asmr, and the finished look. Love it.
This thing resembles some champion's cup.
Congratulations. Another beautiful restoration. It's interesting because I went back to look at some of your older restorations, and your work just keeps getting better every time. Keep up the beautiful work. I always look forward to your next restoration.
Well, if you removed all the casting marks and pittings this time, there'd be nothing left. :)
Love all the coffee grinders.
Why people dislike? Absurd…
Your restoration videos are extremely well done and very soothing to watch. And I like the way you show things working after you restore them. Nice job!
Can someone tell me why bother to use paint remover first? Wouldn't the sandblasting take off the paint?
Smaller blasters can take longer to remove the paint. If you have a smaller one you need to make a judgment call on do you want to brush stripper on, and walk away for a little bit, or stand there holding the part as the paint is eaten away. Also there is the normal where and tear on the items themselves to think about if they are running for a long time repeatedly.
It takes too long to remove the paint with sandblaster.
Thanks for answering my question guys.
I love the black and original looking steel patina.
Might as well rename the channel to “Coffee Grinder Restorer Tysy Tube”
My favorite restoration channel! I will admit that I'm a little disappointed that you didnt hit full speed on that drill and sling lacquer everywhere, but there's always next time! 🤣 Great restoration as always! I enjoy your attention to detail and your ability to keep objects true to their origins!
Ок !!! ✌️👍✌️
Your channel is the only one I watch now there aren't any that hold a candle to what you do
You should have painted it green like it was originally