Not only does he spend his time fixing these cool things with no crappy music, but he also makes awesome stop motion parts with it as well. This is why we love this RUclipsr.
This guy is genuine, not one of those people that are like “oh wow i have coincidentally found a game console in the middle of a field!” He actually bought a junked one off of ebay
yeah like that one channel that would restore these "vintage" collectors things or whatever and they where usually those cars but they would say they got them on the side of the road when clearly looked like the thing was dumped in oil, dirt, and like painted on
Whaaat? How is that so hard to believe? I find gaming consoles everywhere in everyday life. In a field, in the gutter, 3 foot underground (where I would naturally be looking), in a tree, oh and In a box on my front porch with some weird words on it. A-M-A-Z-O-N I think is one of the words..🤷♂️
The SNES is probably one of my favourite consoles of all time. Used to love playing Donkey Kong Country trilogy and Mortal Kombat games. I still have mine after 25 years still working. Love it. Great job on your restoration.
This is the best tuto i ever seen : simple, no blabla, no music (but i love music) and many sounds of tools and screws. This is between tuto and ASMR. I love that !
I just came across this vid & honestly hats off to the guy, incredible attention to detail, patience and all round amazing video... The video is art in itself..!
Working on newer consoles there’s no chance, built of really shorty plastic and held together with clips rather than screws to be as cheap as possible you can’t disassemble them without breaking something half the time.
As someone who has a graphic design degree I finalised in animation and spent hundreds of hours doing stop motion. The extra work to take the individual frames of the lids opening, for example, has impressed me and earned yourself a subscriber!
@@BichaeldeAngelo the nice thing is I am honestly not bothered by it. I was writing something positive, you backed me up and the creator got the props he deserved. That guys missed the point totally and looks ignorant.
@@spankthemonkey3437 right it was a hit or miss. I used to use a q-tip with a little alcohol and gently clean the cartridge, it seemed to work when blowing in it didn't help anymore.
I've been trying to get into the retro game system refurbishment and you're the first RUclipsr to let us know which cleaners you use. I appreciate that. I instantly subbed...
Hyrdo Peroxide and UV will make plastic more brittle and lose its color faster. Even though it's restored, it could be making more damage. Although it does look lovely temporarily :) just be careful not to try to restore something precious until you did extensive research. Otherwise you'll be banging your head against the wall
its been proven that blowing in it does nothing at all. we only assume it did because its the last thing done before the game worked but in reality it had nothing at all to do with it finally working.
So many memories playing this with my dad and brothers. My dad looked like a super hero for beating the "Aladdin" game in 1 afternoon. So this is how speedruns were made haha
Does that really work as shown in this video? The clean parts look almost brand new. And the lettering wasn't affected by the 4 days of the H2O2 bath and UV lights? 🤔 Thanks in advance for your answers.
You appreciate how the only thing he did was reconnect the cut powerswitch cable? I hope this guy didnt cut it himself to give the impression he "fixed" it....
Now you got to appreciate how much work these restoration RUclipsrs work on creating these videos Edit: OMG l haven’t had this many likes before, thank you
It's probably not a legal thing to operate a store that restores things. Apple I know is like that, Nintendo as well. I believe the debate is called right to repair.
@@randomdogma6744 i dont know about europe or japan or USA but most place in the world people allow to fix thing and nintendo and apple could not do anything about that.
We still have an SNES exactly like this in our family! It’s about 30 years old by this point but still works after all this time. I love coming home and playing Super Mario All Stars with my family.
Without using more than a 100 euros of hydrogen peroxide (like he did) it will take you more than 4 days (I'm doing a very yellowed Super Famicom right now).
Not just that, some of those classics are objectively better (and by quite a margin, too!) than some of the buggy, half-assed, microtransaction-riddled crap that gets put out today.
Really BEAUTIFUL JOB!!! I was so happy to see the resurrection of this, in my opinion the best console ever!! And the Capcom jingle when playing UN Squadron gave me goose pimples!! Kudos from the UK 🇬🇧
I took apart a controller and somehow broke the PS button, but fixed the start button and analog stick. I redid it and the left trigger was stiff but the select button was out. I figured it was a better sacrifice
Many people sells broken consoles or electronics for different reasons, and they clearly state that they don't work so if you know how to fix it / where to get replacement parts you can get a deal
@@urracojalpa4481 well, it depends on if you're talking about money or environmental impact. Environmentally, it's not good. Money wise, definitely worth the money!
@@MrHomeduck You can get a Super Famicom yellowed like that for 30/40 euros. I doubt that a non-yellowed one is worth more than 100 euros, especially without the box, the controllers, the PSU etc... Unless you meant that it's worth the money he'll make with the video, in this case you're right, but it's not a good tutorial, because for a regular Joe, using more than 100 euros of chemicals to restore a Super Nintendo is anti-economic.
" When everything just got started. The memories of having fun with this little box, can't describe how many tears we just passed. " ~ A triology of super nintendo and all of us
@@terederre8647 je pense que c'est pour que ses vidéos soient plus compréhensibles pour un public plus large (au passage je suis une femme mais pas grave haha)
It is not just a video...but Nostalgia... old golden days... we are from 90s teenage...today's gen does nt understood its value to us.... love from Kolkata India
Hey man, really dig your videos. I have an old SNES and a NES that I would love to donate just to watch you restore them. They are pretty old and dirty, but nothing should be broken, so I am quite confident you could get them going again. Let me know and I’ll send them your way.
I laughed at a piece of bread falling over. No music. No lights. Just a piece of standing bread falling. That was the whole video. 7 seconds. I laughed hysterically.. I don’t think ur humor is as far gone as mine is..
I bought UN squadron with my SNES because it was one of the few launch titles that were available. I could hear the title and menu music in my head the second I saw the cartridge.
I actually just cleaned out our SNES a couple months ago! Thankfully everything on the inside was still good, it just needed a good deep clean and the av and power cables replaced.
The knowledge he has clearly indicates a job in some kind of high tech industry, where he does this to some serious components to some complex machines on a daily basis, and refurbishing a SNES is something he does to relax. It is incredible to watch to say the least.
Check my new video here: Bmw Skillet Restoration ruclips.net/video/n3P9fuKPHMg/видео.htmlsi=C0atalXYRa094vn5
nintendo in 2077
restoring all old console that out of date
even those that haven't expired yet
You should restore an old Xbox, you did nintendo and PlayStation now do xbox
you are a total genius, I really love you!
I have a sega game gear you could restore for me 😂😉
You should try to find a Sega Master System
Not only does he spend his time fixing these cool things with no crappy music, but he also makes awesome stop motion parts with it as well. This is why we love this RUclipsr.
Das habe ich auch zuhause meins geht noch
@@erikahauptkors4910 pardon? Hold on let me translate.
Absolutely agree!How is the scene of the bottles being opened without his fingers showing?
Okadar
@@marcogil6665 stop motion
I watch all these video with my 2 year old... He absolutely loves it! It calms him down and he sleeps super well after watching it. Thanks!
I enjoy them very much as well😅
This guy is genuine, not one of those people that are like “oh wow i have coincidentally found a game console in the middle of a field!” He actually bought a junked one off of ebay
yeah like that one channel that would restore these "vintage" collectors things or whatever and they where usually those cars but they would say they got them on the side of the road when clearly looked like the thing was dumped in oil, dirt, and like painted on
Whaaat? How is that so hard to believe? I find gaming consoles everywhere in everyday life. In a field, in the gutter, 3 foot underground (where I would naturally be looking), in a tree, oh and In a box on my front porch with some weird words on it. A-M-A-Z-O-N I think is one of the words..🤷♂️
@@stlong8903 had me in the first half not gonna lie
why would they lie about that
@@DoubleDrayco 1 thing, veiws
The SNES is probably one of my favourite consoles of all time. Used to love playing Donkey Kong Country trilogy and Mortal Kombat games. I still have mine after 25 years still working. Love it. Great job on your restoration.
Same ❤️
Nice
American version so much nicer looking. This is a piece of junk
This is the best tuto i ever seen : simple, no blabla, no music (but i love music) and many sounds of tools and screws. This is between tuto and ASMR. I love that !
You got to respect the effort that went into this. Not just the restoration of the device, but the video editing as well! Thumbs up!
Love the editing.👌
I just came across this vid & honestly hats off to the guy, incredible attention to detail, patience and all round amazing video...
The video is art in itself..!
We need more people like this to make sure every generation of consoles will always live on for newer generations & collectors
Working on newer consoles there’s no chance, built of really shorty plastic and held together with clips rather than screws to be as cheap as possible you can’t disassemble them without breaking something half the time.
Absolutely you right!
Yes
This shows the need for emulators. It will not be possible to restore endlessly, sooner or later it will completely deteriorate.
@@dumiclumic4423 yeah there will be a time when there is no way we can fix things
man this old stuff was well made. none of the clips or plastic broke at all. amazing
I find his videos so relaxing it kinds of give me some peace to watch the parts restore and all fitting back together again
This restoration includes but not limited to: ASMR, stop motion, flicking, Extreme close ups, and production placements
(Batteries sold separately)
@Kilómetro maybe, depends on how kind the packaging people are feeling that day
@Kilómetro yw
играманийа кузина не лечитса, тока и дуйэтса, останавить никак токо убить
don't forget the happy duck, and Hubba and Bubba.
Also had some vaporwave aesthetics
As someone who has a graphic design degree I finalised in animation and spent hundreds of hours doing stop motion. The extra work to take the individual frames of the lids opening, for example, has impressed me and earned yourself a subscriber!
Totally agree!! I just subscribed as well- Ive seen RUclipsrs who restore items similarly but the effort he puts in is unrivaled
No one cares about you bro
@@AcousticNRG thanks man 👍🏻
@@aaronf4201 don’t people just astound you sometimes? Like if he truly didn’t care why would he have taken the time to write that comment?
@@BichaeldeAngelo the nice thing is I am honestly not bothered by it. I was writing something positive, you backed me up and the creator got the props he deserved. That guys missed the point totally and looks ignorant.
Anyone else like getting absolutely drunk and watching these? I’m not going to remember this in the morning so I can enjoy it again at some point???
This is just about as satisfying as that scene in Toy Story when they're fixing woody.
It’s more satisfying
STG!!
You can't rush art!
That scene sucked
A better analogy is the scene where old yeller gets shot. Now that! Is a scene worth watching!
Blowing on the cassette. Brings back memories.
We actually thought it made it work
@@spankthemonkey3437 it did
@@beerman9807 sometimes it did and then eventually it just quit working and light just blinked
@@spankthemonkey3437 right it was a hit or miss. I used to use a q-tip with a little alcohol and gently clean the cartridge, it seemed to work when blowing in it didn't help anymore.
this must feel like in school when you disassemble your pen and but it back together
I can relate 😆
Doooooororoclddl
my mom hated me for that
Y
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Lol
I've been trying to get into the retro game system refurbishment and you're the first RUclipsr to let us know which cleaners you use. I appreciate that. I instantly subbed...
Hyrdo Peroxide and UV will make plastic more brittle and lose its color faster. Even though it's restored, it could be making more damage. Although it does look lovely temporarily :) just be careful not to try to restore something precious until you did extensive research. Otherwise you'll be banging your head against the wall
@@Andreysolofilms thanks for the insight
I love the fact that the first thing he tried was to blow in it. Brings back memories
He sniffed it
@@sspider8906 *sniffs*
hmm
*_cigarettes_*
FACTS
When he blew in the game catridge so many memories came flooding back.
yeah Mine too
Specially playing Double Drangons
its been proven that blowing in it does nothing at all. we only assume it did because its the last thing done before the game worked but in reality it had nothing at all to do with it finally working.
I still do it with my 3DS Cartridges.
dont blow into your Games or Consoles. The moisture in your breath will only make it worse.
@@retroprogamer7009 yep exactly!
You Sir, are dismanteling my childhood. In the most respectful way. Thank you!
сасниудзипсаньа
Love this video. No unnecessary talk. Just video and some text. Perfection.
I still remember the day I took out all my money to buy a Super Nintendo, I was so excited, it was a wonderful memory, thank you to bring it back!
I'm more impressed you remembered where everything goes. I would have ended up with extra pieces
he has a video of taking it apart to show how it goes back together!
You know he’s filming everything, right? X)
@Aloha Akahai my question is how did people do that before being able to record it?
So many memories playing this with my dad and brothers. My dad looked like a super hero for beating the "Aladdin" game in 1 afternoon. So this is how speedruns were made haha
Aladdin was a good game. :)
@@unispeck2853 my fav old school game
Just another thing to thank Doom 1993 for
ONE afternoon?! What is he, a pro or what??? That is AMAZING! It's one of the hardest SNES games out there... You're dad's a legend, mate!
Did you by chance have a young dad? Not a boomer? lol
what a masterful reveal. not just with the color difference but getting the thing actually working too. so satisfying
I never can get over the magic of reversing yellowed plastic with hydrogen peroxide and LED lights. What a transformation! Great job👍
i think it’s UV lights not LED
I think this is how teeth are whitened
@@amystrader5139 They are both. They are Light-Emitting Diode that emits light with in the UltraViolet spectrum.
Ever hear of Chemistry, and how H2O2 is used as a bleaching agent
Does that really work as shown in this video? The clean parts look almost brand new. And the lettering wasn't affected by the 4 days of the H2O2 bath and UV lights? 🤔
Thanks in advance for your answers.
“I don’t know if I can make it back from yellow”...I had ZERO doubt in Tysy! It looks brand new! Awesome job!
This is completely amazing. I'm an electronics technician and I fully appreciate all the awesome in there. High five. Seriously.
Well said.
Mmmm.....
I’m an electronics guru.
You appreciate how the only thing he did was reconnect the cut powerswitch cable? I hope this guy didnt cut it himself to give the impression he "fixed" it....
Not a single application of lubricant on the moving parts unfortunately.
I still use my Commodore 64 of 1984.. those are also fun to restore, when yellow, or with defect joystick.. bravo, wonderful jobs you do!
I’m not a gamer but the before/after is really impressive
Основную работу сделали лебёдушка и пеликан феномен нально , 😁😆😂😂😂😂😂😂👍👍👍👍👍🤣😄
Do you need to be a gamer to appreciate plastic cleaning?
Only gamers understand restoration
@@shaman4evah He's showing appreciation though, isn't he?
@@JB-uu2oj Yes and that is impressive
Your videos have been amazing during my Depression and Anxiety - Whenever i was stressed i watched one of your videos to calm down - Thank You!
Are you Ok?
I advice you to get an hobby. If your mind gets occupied, many problems will go away. Search inside you. There is a path waiting.
My stummy hurt🤢😷🤒🤮🥴
How does this calm someone down like he doesn't say like anything funny or motivated he talks childish
You definitely need some professional help.
When you get ripped off, but you have the skills to make it work out after all.
And make good content and get some money from it!
TysyTube Restoration is a pro my guy oh yeah yeah
@@GSGPhanttom yk what max did right?
@@NGGYU 300k views in 4 days, I'm pretty sure by the end of the month he would have made more money than the one he spent on making this video lol
@@ReptilianLaserbeam which is exactly why the smallest restoration videos this person makes, can make him a lot of money very quickly
I'm Japanese. Thank you for fixing our treasure:)
Now you got to appreciate how much work these restoration RUclipsrs work on creating these videos
Edit: OMG l haven’t had this many likes before, thank you
This guy should make his own business because of how much work he puts on restoring these kind of things
This channel is his business
Ye
He earns thousands of dollor to this video
It's probably not a legal thing to operate a store that restores things. Apple I know is like that, Nintendo as well. I believe the debate is called right to repair.
@@randomdogma6744 i dont know about europe or japan or USA but most place in the world people allow to fix thing and nintendo and apple could not do anything about that.
World “the perfect asmr doesn’t exist” Me with this video 🦊
Ha
y'now, colons and the enter button exists
What does the 🦊 say
@@kc5096 Fox
@@expeditootavio OH
We still have an SNES exactly like this in our family! It’s about 30 years old by this point but still works after all this time. I love coming home and playing Super Mario All Stars with my family.
0:08
"This is a fresh new box from eBay"
*The SNES inside:UNFRESH*
Lol
Freshn't!
The box is fresh tho
Moldy
Moldy snes
8:05 can we all just appreciate how much effort went into this. Amazing job as always making my day a lot more satisfactory!
4 days just to clean the case under continious uv light, man you show real dedication for repairs ! You have my sub!
Without using more than a 100 euros of hydrogen peroxide (like he did) it will take you more than 4 days (I'm doing a very yellowed Super Famicom right now).
I have never seen a job so well done. exceptional and extraordinary! deserves all the likes ❤
Ahhh, I can still hear my mother “you got 10min left”.
The stop motion on those bottle caps was excellent
TysyTube in 2031: "old yellowed ps5 restoration"
Haha he should do it in the golden version
Yea… I don’t think that the pc5 will be yellowed in one month. My iPad didn’t even start to be yellow!
@@thathypersonicfan1986 i- what
@@thathypersonicfan1986 Excuse me, what?
@@thathypersonicfan1986 2031 not 2021
You would never think there would be so much parts in one of those!
Im glad there's people like you who fix up the classics!
Without the classics, where would we be today with technology?
Thank you, And Subscribed!
Not just that, some of those classics are objectively better (and by quite a margin, too!) than some of the buggy, half-assed, microtransaction-riddled crap that gets put out today.
@@TheSmuey Agreed!
Tobacco leafs and pubes what a perfect combo to find in a old console 😂😂
🤣🤣
You can tell this guy knows what he is doing when his first reaction to it not turning on is to blow in the cartridge, classic move
I remember when we kids did so every time, when inserting another game.
Japan and the United States do the same thing :-)
Really BEAUTIFUL JOB!!! I was so happy to see the resurrection of this, in my opinion the best console ever!! And the Capcom jingle when playing UN Squadron gave me goose pimples!! Kudos from the UK 🇬🇧
Did you mean: “goosebumps”?
You should do more eletronics, its super fun to see you disassemble and reassemble them :D
I sencond that! I'd be happy to see some voltage checking and capacitor swapping. ;)
I want to see him restore a Sega Gamegear
This guy is an absolute artist!! Like having a brand new machine.
Seeing him take this apart, in my mind I’m like “yeah, I have no idea what I’m doing. It’s really broken now.”
I took apart a controller and somehow broke the PS button, but fixed the start button and analog stick. I redid it and the left trigger was stiff but the select button was out. I figured it was a better sacrifice
@@manseramnil9407 Noob
Как же круто!
Hello
Что за нн с сотнями тысяч просмотров...
@@Ins1de-v6j наверно с сша
@@Юрка-ж3ю Этот чел не с США...
@@kazuhiramiller3753 ?
it's almost as if it was brand new! Tysy doesn't joke around when it comes to restoration
One of the best videos I have watched on RUclips. So talented. And brilliant as an ASMR
My favorite part is that you still had the gloves on while playing the restored console at the end. Thumbs up
The dude who sold it to him: You can't defeat me
Average customer: No, I know. But he can
TsyTube: *Emerges from the RUclips algorythm*
Nice one
сасниудзипамин
algorithm*
@@jerrellnavs3313 nobody cares
guys who sold this from eBay: GET SCAMMED BOI
TsyTube: no
Many people sells broken consoles or electronics for different reasons, and they clearly state that they don't work so if you know how to fix it / where to get replacement parts you can get a deal
OddTinkering :nooooo
@@Nonickavailiable That's right
Your content helps me, calm my severe panic attacks. Amongst other's who restore unusable devices and equipment. thank you
I appreciate the hard animation work you took the time to do along with the great restoration.
It warms my heart to see this restored to its former glory. Satisfying to see the yellowing counteracted!! Well done
At what cost though (every one of those bottles cost 14 euros, he used 8). Over 100 euros of chemicals.
@@urracojalpa4481 well, it depends on if you're talking about money or environmental impact. Environmentally, it's not good. Money wise, definitely worth the money!
@@MrHomeduck You can get a Super Famicom yellowed like that for 30/40 euros. I doubt that a non-yellowed one is worth more than 100 euros, especially without the box, the controllers, the PSU etc...
Unless you meant that it's worth the money he'll make with the video, in this case you're right, but it's not a good tutorial, because for a regular Joe, using more than 100 euros of chemicals to restore a Super Nintendo is anti-economic.
Nintendo Console: is this heaven?
Tysy: no friend its yr 2021 welcome back
True Gamer lol
r/youngpeopleyoutube
再生産するほどの、手間をかけた分解と洗浄と修理をするのはとても凄い忍耐力と根気がありますね！！！
Man this is so freaking relaxing!! Especially when he is cleaning it out.
" When everything just got started. The memories of having fun with this little box, can't describe how many tears we just passed. "
~ A triology of super nintendo and all of us
Thanks for the show😍👏👏👏👏
WrtrA and C ättaSA
Nice
This has to be one of the best videos on the internet
He literally knows what we like-
Satisfying sounds
J'ai adoré ! Les réparations de console ça me fascine :) Continue, gros soutiens de la communauté francophone ! ;)
Mec on est dacord il est fracais, alors pk il écrit en anglais dans c vidéo ?
@@terederre8647 je pense que c'est pour que ses vidéos soient plus compréhensibles pour un public plus large (au passage je suis une femme mais pas grave haha)
@@YdderfYhcnerF 2 chose , déjà pardon de ta voire appeler mec et seconde chose , tu a sûrement raisont
A et rien avoir mais c mon aniverser (même si tout le monde s'en fou😂)
@@terederre8647 joyeux anniv alors :)
That's stop animation sequence at 6:00 was epic
It is not just a video...but Nostalgia... old golden days... we are from 90s teenage...today's gen does nt understood its value to us.... love from Kolkata India
I'm a tough guy but he hit my childhood memories with this. Good job sir! 🥲
Wow you had a super famicom!?
People say time flies.
Oddly enough, this is immensely satisfying to watch. Great job dude.
The amount of time and effort put into these videos blows me away every time. I mean stop-motion even?? I appreciate your hard work!
And the amount of hydrogen peroxide: 8 effing bottles.
I love that there people like this around to restore these beauties to there original look!
If I ever have heart problems, or any types of problems with my internal organs. I'm coming to this guy👍
Hey man, really dig your videos. I have an old SNES and a NES that I would love to donate just to watch you restore them. They are pretty old and dirty, but nothing should be broken, so I am quite confident you could get them going again. Let me know and I’ll send them your way.
Amo seu trabalho. Sofro de depressão e acompanhar seus vídeos tem me ajudado muito.
Um abraço de seu fã do Brasil.
Melhoras, amigo. ❤
Melhoras.
@@hiltonsilva839 Obrigada
@@patriciafortesrigos2620 Obrigada
melhoras meu caro 🤎
For me, the most impressive part of this is that you remembered where every screw went! Great restoration work!
You have s special mat for that with numbers you put them in, so you just do it in reverse :) It ain't rocket sience :)
It’s on video 😂
@@2011Cape Good point...
"hubba" and "bubba" made me laugh out loud my humor is broken LMAO
I laughed at a piece of bread falling over. No music. No lights. Just a piece of standing bread falling. That was the whole video. 7 seconds. I laughed hysterically.. I don’t think ur humor is as far gone as mine is..
@@C4shTheAlien i know what youre talking about, i have too LMFAO
My Mechanics can make you a new one ;)
He's got also a duck, like Odd Tinkering.
I bought UN squadron with my SNES because it was one of the few launch titles that were available. I could hear the title and menu music in my head the second I saw the cartridge.
Ești printre puținii românii care produce content de calitate, având o audiență străină. Tot respectul ❤
Lool mi-am readus aminte ca omul asta e roman 🤣🤣
Very impressive getting the case back looking brand new.
Bye bye psychotherapy, whitening yellowed SNES cured me.
The Japanese weren't the only ones to breathe into the Super Nintendo cassettes.
From Google Translate.
Translated perfectly
👍🏻👌🏻
I got some Nintendo tapes. Ya wanna play?
@@yourfairyking Do you swap with Commodore 64 blu rays?
@@kaisersoymilk6912 got some sega genesis dvd, wanna play?
Hmm, Tysy uses a duck while cleaning? Tysy and OddTinkering are the same person! Confirmed.
Where's the ducktor? 🤣
Twin brothers separated at birth
I've been having a bit of a crisis trying to figure out who was who since I started this video lol
wait.... I just realised that I'm not watching OddTinkerer after reading your comment. I was wondering why things kinda look different lol
Lol. I was watching it and saw the duck and had a "wait, what?" moment and had to check the name of the channel. 😋
You are genuinely one of my favorite RUclipsrs, idk what is it, but everything about it is perfect
You should be sponsored by those Mr Clean magic sponges. Those things clean anything.
It is actually abrasive and scraping off a very small layer
I got an ad for those while watching this 😅
We can't believe the logos and letterings survived after such a massive chemical and light baths. 😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆🤣😂
* Made in Japan
You can't belive it. I can, and I do
You have to tell those birds.. "NEVER cross the streams!"
just that stop motion for the peroxide probobly took an hour, big respect man!
I was waiting for the Ducktor, then I realized I was on the other channel 😂😂
He sees you when you’re sleeping, he wont let you awake, youve been in a coma several months so sleep for goodness sake
I actually just cleaned out our SNES a couple months ago! Thankfully everything on the inside was still good, it just needed a good deep clean and the av and power cables replaced.
You could make a 2 hours video repairing something and I'd watch it gladly
The knowledge he has clearly indicates a job in some kind of high tech industry, where he does this to some serious components to some complex machines on a daily basis, and refurbishing a SNES is something he does to relax. It is incredible to watch to say the least.
totally wrong 😂, i was painter before
@@TysyTube 🤯🤯🤯
1:28 - that made me laugh as hell XD. Oldshool NES methods. Nice! :D
Man I love your quality work it's reminds me old days when everything is made by quality.
keep up your quality work :).
This is ASMR on a whole different level. Genius.
Was going to say almost the same, you beat me to it.
🤦♂️
Oh the amazing memories of that age... Merci, TySy for this!
The sponge cutting is the best part 😍