Lovely job, and quite relaxing to watch. My own personal approach would be to leave much of the patina on the brass. To me it looks more authentic without the super-polished finish. But no criticism intended, -it's just 'different strokes for different folks'. I have one the same which I'll restore soon. Thanks.
To my knowledge the threads of sievert are unique. At least that’s how it goes for the svea 123 sieverts I’ve got. Parts are difficult to find. These really are shelf art at this point. Pretty 😍
That's lovely! Beautiful bit of kit lovingly restored, Monsieur Dave. I can understand the frustration over your nuts, though. They looked a little worn. Still, c'est une oeuvre d'art. Mme L.
Cracking little resto job, I've got one of these on list to do. Great inspiration 👍
I have 4 of them and I have restored the first one. I am now moving to the second.
Well done and thanks, I just got a pretty grotty one from an antique shop. Needs plenty of tlc!
Lovely job, and quite relaxing to watch. My own personal approach would be to leave much of the patina on the brass. To me it looks more authentic without the super-polished finish. But no criticism intended, -it's just 'different strokes for different folks'. I have one the same which I'll restore soon. Thanks.
To my knowledge the threads of sievert are unique. At least that’s how it goes for the svea 123 sieverts I’ve got. Parts are difficult to find. These really are shelf art at this point. Pretty 😍
That's lovely! Beautiful bit of kit lovingly restored, Monsieur Dave. I can understand the frustration over your nuts, though. They looked a little worn. Still, c'est une oeuvre d'art. Mme L.
Bonjour Madame, merci pour votre gentil commentaire, je suis chuffed you liked it👍😊vous avez raison now't worse than worn out nuts😳😂😂
Does it work?
We're is 1434
Und jetzt Benzin rein und anfeuern !
It's just going to corrode again, minus all of the material that you spent half the video grinding away. That hurt to watch