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These restoration channels have inspired me to fix up some old items that have been laying around our property. I may not make them look good but I make them work again
Thinking back in time, we used to see so many different kind of scales, barrows and other once common items. Nearly all gone now. It's good that there are people like you who are helping to preserve our history.
Awesome as always. Your restorations remind me of my Dad as he also worked in a calm and methodical way. I like your style, only replacing what is necessary. Nice to see Averil again, it’s been a while. Love to France 🇫🇷. Cheers Stuart, Australia 🇦🇺
Thank you (& Avril) for making my day 💙. Calm, no music, no talking, just Good Quality, hard work and craftsmanship. Love how Avril is always there to check up on your work, although I think he might be a bit bias because he is easily bribed with treats😺😸😻. Love from the UK💙 *😂 Just checked out your home page and channel description is "Restoration videos made with Avril 🐱" 😂🤣
Casey Ringer I agree found this a week ago just relaxing to watch. I have a wood shop in my garage and have restore a few things but this is just wonderful. Love the metal machinery work
Still relatable with quarantine. My county is just about to go down into the step above lockdown, and honestly, we may be locked down again come April.
Another amazing restoration, love the old and new parts using to finalize your project. Isn’t it a bit rude to weigh your boss 😉 Thank you for sharing your amazing project. God bless you and your family.
I think Avril did a splendid job of supervising this restoration. She inspected the parts after sand blasting, checked everything was there and then gave the final ok on the finished refurbishment - and just at the cost of a few cheesy biscuits ! What a star. You did an ok job on the restoration as well, but the cat definitely stole the show.
Wonderful restoration! The fact that you reuse original parts and wood as much as possible is impressive. Thank you for saving this beautiful piece of history. Greetings from the USA
it's 4.14 a.m. and I have just finished watching this masterpiece of a video, very tired but very happy. beautiful craftmanship and stunning finish as usual. thank you - merci.
Of all the restoration channels, I really respect that you don't film the welding arc. It permanently destroys camera sensors so easily, and either cutting past it or filming the arc-light on the wall is perfectly fine. A wise choice all around!
Looks like you have a garden. Looks like you'll have to start growing grain if you haven't already. I love Avril. Very cool cat. And seems to approve of everything you do.
What a great channel, one of the best I believe. Besides your wonderous ability to restore fantastic antique finds, Avril is also a star. Please give us more of your restoration projects.All the best and keep well.Richard, Cape Town South Africa.
I really do enjoy watching your restorations, especially that you try to reuse as much of the old wooden parts as possible. Two things I'm thinking about: I might be nice to file down the cast markings and it might make sense to stabilize the old wooden parts with some polymer.
I really prefer LADB over other "restoration"channels, becouse you usually really try to preserve as much original as can. But in this video you just cooly changed big wooden parts, which could have been still saveable if really wanted. Best part of your videos is when you replace small damaged bits of wood, there were now none of that. After all, great video. And God thanks you didn't "repaired" (ruined) it with epoxy like some other chanels!
Acticis Agreed on epoxy repairs, although it does have its uses, these ancient pieces would be very anachronistic. I understand your concern about salvaging components, but here I entirely agree with his judgement to replace badly deteriorating parts, as the structure and function were badly compromised. Love his attention to original methods and practices.
I liked seeing Avril inspecting everything and this was a really cool restoration and I liked you making the dovetails I remember doing them at school. It looks really nice you really have worked hard on this. You are a really clever craftsman
Wow! I never expected to see something like this video in whole RUclips! Perfect balance between original look and utility! Some imperfections You did are perfect! It is a kind of job I love it!
My grandfather owned and operated a scale repair shop when I was a child. He would have been so happy to see this beauty back in action. Bummed so much was rotted but great job!
Ya know, normally I'm like awesome. But for some reason I really liked the green aesthetic it had before. Awesome restoration, personally I think I would have kept it as a piece of art.
Wow, that is awesome the way you restored that grain scale. You had to replace the rotten wood parts with new wood but you managed to clean the wood you were able to use. It looks much better now and it works like a charm as well. Great work restoring a piece of history.
What can I say but "Excellent work👍👍👍. Thanks for sharing." @ 5:40 your supervisor Avril comes around to inspect the project and goes " Mon cher vous avez beaucoup de travail à faire sur celui-ci, bonne chance" LOL . Stay safe and healthy
C'est un vrai plaisir de regarder ce travail de restauration du patrimoine français. Le plaisir est d'autant plus grand, que nous avons, en regardant et soutenant votre chaine, chacun participer, à notre niveau, à cette sauvegarde du temps passé. Merci encore.
Rural France. At least while there are still French people there. Their politicians are traitors. Here's a pretty accurate diagnosis: ruclips.net/video/2u_hLm-SRQw/видео.html And here's Èric Zemmour's speech: www.bitchute.com/video/TNQjg1Rph4T0
@@thunderstruck1078 I walked through rural France a few years ago, from the border with Spain near Perpignan to Arles, Apt, Gap, Briançon, and crossing the Italian border at Montgenévre. The French people were wonderful and I loved the experience. It was truly one of the highlights of my life. Everyone I met was French, true French. In every small town I passed through I was teated as an honored guest and made to feel at home. I mourn the loss of France that is coming unless people such as Le Pen gain more control over government policy.
There are plenty of shops with stuff like that all over Europe. It pays to keep an eye on people cleaning out houses when their grandma or such passed away - some people aren't interested in keeping the old stuff. Another option is to be on good terms with the waste disposal people - they'll give you a call if something interesting is brought in.
I'm trying to figure out which I enjoy more. Your precise laying out of each piece so we can see the work needing to be done... or Avril not giving a flying fig and walking straight thru said work. LOL
I'd be very keen to see how well it compares to a modern scale, from the light to the very heavy! I appreciate your work, restoring these living pieces of history, it shows us how old technology and ingenuity produced both function and beauty. Thank you.
What a memory jogger. 50 years ago, I used a similar item weighing 45kg burlap bags of Idaho potatoes at the former UCON Produce warehouse in Sugar City, Idaho (destroyed in the broken dam flood of 1976. Thanks. Narragansett Bay.
Working on the project outdoors in pleasant weather must have been enjoyable. So, Does Avril go on a diet or not? Or was she what engineers call a 'load test'? Another extraordinarily beautiful piece of work. Thanks for the hospitality.
Great resto and saving history. The only tiny bit of suggestion would be that you could've blackened the screws either by bluing or heat+oil treatment as they look bit out of place and inevitably they will be oxidized with exposure.
Im so glade to see that some one still does stuff the old school ways. My grand dad alway fixed what was broken. It sad we have become a through away socitey. Thanks for your skills look forward to the next video.
Absolutely beautiful. It reminded me of the one we had on the farm as a young boy, except it had 2 steel wheels, maybe a tad larger, and it seems the balance beam was brass. But as usual this restoration was another completely enjoyable video with awesome results. You must have a beautiful museum of lovely restored artifacts cause I've sure enjoyed watching your many restorations.
No music, no begging for subs, no over the top camera shots, just the sound of you and your work - you are one of my favorites LADB!
And tasteful restorations true to the original.
Amen to that same here.
You don't realize how awful people begging for subs is until you watch that one in one thousand that let's his talent do the talking.
And the lovely cat!
@@banamai cats name is avril.she is in every video
Honestly, people restoring old and broken stuff warms my heart. Keep up the good work you wholesome man!!
These restoration channels have inspired me to fix up some old items that have been laying around our property. I may not make them look good but I make them work again
the cat just showing up and walking around adds a new level of calm and warm that i didnt expect to find here
nice ! Avril weight 4kg800 :D A very healthy cat
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@@ladbrestoration Es un buen gato! Lástima que no trabaja ja ja j
a bit chonky but still lovely lol
@@ladbrestoration Avril is a chonker ginger, looks good
how do you know avril's weight?
Thinking back in time, we used to see so many different kind of scales, barrows and other once common items. Nearly all gone now. It's good that there are people like you who are helping to preserve our history.
19:30 4,75 kg? Great video, i love the calm craftsmanship on this channel.
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Awesome as always. Your restorations remind me of my Dad as he also worked in a calm and methodical way. I like your style, only replacing what is necessary. Nice to see Averil again, it’s been a while. Love to France 🇫🇷. Cheers Stuart, Australia 🇦🇺
Stuart G. Australia. Thank you 😊
Thank you (& Avril) for making my day 💙.
Calm, no music, no talking, just Good Quality, hard work and craftsmanship.
Love how Avril is always there to check up on your work, although I think he might be a bit bias because he is easily bribed with treats😺😸😻. Love from the UK💙
*😂 Just checked out your home page and channel description is "Restoration videos made with Avril 🐱" 😂🤣
who else binges these to relax during quarantine?
Casey Ringer I agree found this a week ago just relaxing to watch. I have a wood shop in my garage and have restore a few things but this is just wonderful. Love the metal machinery work
Yes, it calms me to watch you save these wonderful old tools. My grandfather was the town blacksmith.
Helps with my anxiety. Love it. Awesome
Still relatable with quarantine. My county is just about to go down into the step above lockdown, and honestly, we may be locked down again come April.
🥰🥰🥰🥰 Very Beautiful object 👍
Thanks Tysy 🥰
%1 AXA
I was just thinking I hadn't seen one of your resto's for a while, and here you are. Love ALL your stuff.
I see lots of years of experience by just looking at your hands. Awesome work and great video! Thank you.
Another amazing restoration, love the old and new parts using to finalize your project. Isn’t it a bit rude to weigh your boss 😉 Thank you for sharing your amazing project. God bless you and your family.
Thank you for what and how you restore things. I truly respect that you preserve the original wood during your restorations.
I just adore Avril, as well as your restorations!
I think Avril did a splendid job of supervising this restoration. She inspected the parts after sand blasting, checked everything was there and then gave the final ok on the finished refurbishment - and just at the cost of a few cheesy biscuits ! What a star. You did an ok job on the restoration as well, but the cat definitely stole the show.
Those are strong tradesman's hands!... Well done, always an awesome job.
I'm from Lyon in France, and you did a very good job on this old and precious scale! This is so satisfying to watch you restore old things! Love it 🥰
Wonderful restoration! The fact that you reuse original parts and wood as much as possible is impressive. Thank you for saving this beautiful piece of history. Greetings from the USA
Totally agreed. Hello again from N.W. Georgia, U.S.A.
it's 4.14 a.m. and I have just finished watching this masterpiece of a video, very tired but very happy. beautiful craftmanship and stunning finish as usual. thank you - merci.
Young hands and mature hands and cute little kitty cat paws. All enjoyable to watch.
Just woke up! Enjoying my coffee , watching your work. Thankful to be watching. Be safe.
Your work is a credit to who you are. Patient, Dedicated, and Industrious. Top Marks..
I absolutely love watching you work! Your woodworking ability is the best I've ever seen
What a great project! Beautiful work and it’s such a delight to see Avril sharing the work!
Of all the restoration channels, I really respect that you don't film the welding arc. It permanently destroys camera sensors so easily, and either cutting past it or filming the arc-light on the wall is perfectly fine. A wise choice all around!
It's Avril! I love her little inspections as she su-purr-vises. The quiet in your videos draws me back again and again. ❤️
Every time you said you painted something black, the Rolling Stones song started playing in my head.
Such great work! Thank you to you, your camera person and kitty!
Looks like you have a garden. Looks like you'll have to start growing grain if you haven't already. I love Avril. Very cool cat. And seems to approve of everything you do.
Love the way Avril (the supervisor ) keeps an eye on your work! Great job 👍
What a great channel, one of the best I believe. Besides your wonderous ability to restore fantastic antique finds, Avril is also a star. Please give us more of your restoration projects.All the best and keep well.Richard, Cape Town South Africa.
I really do enjoy watching your restorations, especially that you try to reuse as much of the old wooden parts as possible. Two things I'm thinking about: I might be nice to file down the cast markings and it might make sense to stabilize the old wooden parts with some polymer.
Yep, and I miss the blue grease I got used to see in this channel.
Hands down, an absolute top shelf restoration channel. You are the man! Thanks for sharing this great work with us.
I love to watch all the restoration work, but Avril is the main reason i watch, and she seems to have the supervising job all worked out.
Love to watch your restorations. It's great how you use as much of the original materials as possible! Give Avril some scratches from the USA!
i´m a huge fan of your work, simply relaxing
angel HERNANDEZ thank you 😊
Great job as always. No silly, overly loud music score, just great illustrations. Thanks !
I really prefer LADB over other "restoration"channels, becouse you usually really try to preserve as much original as can.
But in this video you just cooly changed big wooden parts, which could have been still saveable if really wanted. Best part of your videos is when you replace small damaged bits of wood, there were now none of that.
After all, great video. And God thanks you didn't "repaired" (ruined) it with epoxy like some other chanels!
Acticis Agreed on epoxy repairs, although it does have its uses, these ancient pieces would be very anachronistic. I understand your concern about salvaging components, but here I entirely agree with his judgement to replace badly deteriorating parts, as the structure and function were badly compromised. Love his attention to original methods and practices.
LADB and Hand Tool Rescue, the only 2 resto channels i watch
Your attention to detail and treatment of the wood and metal parts are very nice. And I enjoy seeing Avril in every video ! : >
How can you not love watching this man working? Everything he does is with taste and dignity for the piece and for his talent. WONDERFUL
Watching these videos is very therapeutic. And seeing assistant Avril help out is always nice :D
I liked seeing Avril inspecting everything and this was a really cool restoration and I liked you making the dovetails I remember doing them at school. It looks really nice you really have worked hard on this. You are a really clever craftsman
I love the sound of the birds and the wind , and the tools . So claiming and relaxing . GREAT work !! Great video love It !! Love the restoration !!!
Wow! I never expected to see something like this video in whole RUclips! Perfect balance between original look and utility! Some imperfections You did are perfect! It is a kind of job I love it!
My grandfather owned and operated a scale repair shop when I was a child. He would have been so happy to see this beauty back in action. Bummed so much was rotted but great job!
Ya know, normally I'm like awesome. But for some reason I really liked the green aesthetic it had before. Awesome restoration, personally I think I would have kept it as a piece of art.
Great job, luv to watch these videos. Glad the cat helps
My favorite father-and-son team in the restoration business!
Averil is absolutely the coolest cat ever…!!!!!!
Bonjour ! Votre travail est incroyable, tout colme vos videos. Continuez comme ça, c'est un plaisir ! Bravo :)
The way how you do your job is amazing!
Wow, that is awesome the way you restored that grain scale. You had to replace the rotten wood parts with new wood but you managed to clean the wood you were able to use. It looks much better now and it works like a charm as well. Great work restoring a piece of history.
I'm only here for the kitty. The no-nonsense restoration video is just and added bonus. Keep up the kitty shots (and the good work) 🖤🤣
Amazing result... Love the production as well, no annoying music, just your work sounds. Love it!
What can I say but "Excellent work👍👍👍. Thanks for sharing." @ 5:40 your supervisor Avril comes around to inspect the project and goes " Mon cher vous avez beaucoup de travail à faire sur celui-ci, bonne chance" LOL . Stay safe and healthy
C'est un vrai plaisir de regarder ce travail de restauration du patrimoine français. Le plaisir est d'autant plus grand, que nous avons, en regardant et soutenant votre chaine, chacun participer, à notre niveau, à cette sauvegarde du temps passé. Merci encore.
Merci pour ce commentaire, bonne soirée 😊
4kg 800gram is what I got. Love the video. Great craftsmanship as always
J aime regarder vos tutos car vous avez le respect du travail fait par nos anciens, BRAVO
Another beautiful restoration - where do you guys find all these old and antique farm equipment and machines!? I'm amazed! 😍👍👍👍
Rural France. At least while there are still French people there. Their politicians are traitors. Here's a pretty accurate diagnosis: ruclips.net/video/2u_hLm-SRQw/видео.html
And here's Èric Zemmour's speech: www.bitchute.com/video/TNQjg1Rph4T0
@@thunderstruck1078 I walked through rural France a few years ago, from the border with Spain near Perpignan to Arles, Apt, Gap, Briançon, and crossing the Italian border at Montgenévre. The French people were wonderful and I loved the experience. It was truly one of the highlights of my life. Everyone I met was French, true French. In every small town I passed through I was teated as an honored guest and made to feel at home. I mourn the loss of France that is coming unless people such as Le Pen gain more control over government policy.
There are plenty of shops with stuff like that all over Europe. It pays to keep an eye on people cleaning out houses when their grandma or such passed away - some people aren't interested in keeping the old stuff. Another option is to be on good terms with the waste disposal people - they'll give you a call if something interesting is brought in.
Beautiful job. I really enjoy seeing Avril in your videos.
Very old. Nice video
Very nice work LADB.. Love seeing you ❤ work your magic, especially on wood.. Lovely 🐈...
Love the "scale" of the projects you take on. Must weigh hard on you!
The sounds of your countryside are very peaceful and relaxing!
I'm trying to figure out which I enjoy more. Your precise laying out of each piece so we can see the work needing to be done... or Avril not giving a flying fig and walking straight thru said work. LOL
Gorgeous show stopper. Art meets function. Pleasant to watch such a fine restoration.
I'd be very keen to see how well it compares to a modern scale, from the light to the very heavy!
I appreciate your work, restoring these living pieces of history, it shows us how old technology and ingenuity produced both function and beauty.
Thank you.
You have no idea how appreciative I am of you wielding off camera, and then this video was posted on my birthday. You have a new subscriber.
What a memory jogger. 50 years ago, I used a similar item weighing 45kg burlap bags of Idaho potatoes at the former UCON Produce warehouse in Sugar City, Idaho (destroyed in the broken dam flood of 1976. Thanks. Narragansett Bay.
Someone engineered that scale way back in antiquity! Great restoration☆☆☆
Satisfying Video. Thank You.
What a gorgeous old machine sensitively restored - many thanks
Working on the project outdoors in pleasant weather must have been enjoyable.
So, Does Avril go on a diet or not? Or was she what engineers call a 'load test'?
Another extraordinarily beautiful piece of work. Thanks for the hospitality.
Ah...What warm pleasure to see Avril lending a hand and giving final approval...💗
That came out great. Thanks for creating and sharing.
Great resto and saving history. The only tiny bit of suggestion would be that you could've blackened the screws either by bluing or heat+oil treatment as they look bit out of place and inevitably they will be oxidized with exposure.
Très beau travail et très agréable à regarder. Merci pour le partage. Bonjour à Avril.
Fantastic restoration. Glad you saved some of the original wood. It adds character.
As always a great restoration of your items that you do
Nicely done, sir. Well thought out and excellent workmanship.
It is an absolute pleasure to watch you do what you do. Another beautiful restoration.
~Kevin
Avril is awesome. Great work guy's I always enjoy your work.
We've waited a while to see it, and the result has made up for the wait. Thank you for another fantastic restoration.
Always a thrill when I see a new video from you guys. Always a relaxing time watching father and son at their profession. Love Avril and her opinions
Thought the nameplate would have looked really nice with brass screws. Really enjoy these videos.
Amazing patience and craftsmanship.
I saw this kind of scale in 90's ; it was working well and I had fun getting on it :)
Im so glade to see that some one still does stuff the old school ways. My grand dad alway fixed what was broken. It sad we have become a through away socitey. Thanks for your skills look forward to the next video.
This felt like more of a remake than a restoration. I would have liked to have seen the wood painted something similar to its original color.
Grâce à ta chaîne et Tysy, j'ai acheté un établi et tout l'outillage qui va bien et m'y suis mis ! Merci pour tes vidéos l'ami, tu es au top ;)
Absolutely beautiful. It reminded me of the one we had on the farm as a young boy, except it had 2 steel wheels, maybe a tad larger, and it seems the balance beam was brass. But as usual this restoration was another completely enjoyable video with awesome results. You must have a beautiful museum of lovely restored artifacts cause I've sure enjoyed watching your many restorations.
This is a gorgeous and masterful restoration.
Eh ben elle se porte bien la miss Avril ! 4,8kg, c't'un beau bébé 😺 C'est la faute des croquettes ça 😹Très belle restauration !
Ah cool, enfin un francophone ^^
people we cant understand please translate x
@@CrazyHHO19 Avil is a big (fat) baby. The foo is faulty !
(use reverso.net to translate from french to english).
Bonjour from Texas! Love watching you restore these wonderful pieces!
Especially like seeing you cat "helping". ;-)
Leaving it the basic bare wood (with mild stain) looks brilliant. Yet again another fantastic job. and another useful item
What a great way to start my weekend. I’m glad it’s spring again, and looking forward to your next project
The most relaxing channel on RUclips bar none.
Merci.
loved the video. You certainly know how to hammer nails in a perfect way!