Northwestern Model 60 Vending Machine Restoration
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- Опубликовано: 21 апр 2019
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Yes, the logo goes on the back side, it’s not on backwards. The front is reserved for promotional decals, pricing stickers and a clear view to the product inside. 😁
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@@ShokyoLeaf Bgt ya ji
Yang paling
Hey do you restore old Coca Cola vending machines form the 40s
What an amazing transformation. Brilliant video - no irritating music, no narration, just craftsmanship.
Thank you!
Rescue & Restore Hi! What have "my mechanics", "TysyTube Restoration" & "DiesInEveryMovies Customs" to do with you?
I also notice how gentle and careful he is around the parts he restores; no real surprise the things he works on look like a million freakin' bucks when he's done!
M&Ms? C'mon; use gumballs. ;-)
Exactly, just the work, nothing else, you enjoy the video even more
That old and still had the key.... That's the amazing part.
I liked how he even polished up the key.
For realtho
😞 But no candy ...
I think there was a standard key that fit all the Northwestern machines. If you have one, you’re good to go.
No pins when he put back in the lock.
Just imagine: a little boy/girl decades ago hanging in the neighborhood growing up visiting a little shop everyday that they love to visit and saying hi to the shop owner to brighten his day and grab a handful of candy... and now decades later, the machine is being restored to its former glory and reviving a small piece of history. Thats my favorite part of these videos is imagining the story and history behind the littlest trinket.
Absolutely, just think of how many times that knob has turned by little hands and brought priceless smiles...beautiful job on the restoration.
Basically my childhood
@Aly Abobakr wher are your parents
Beautiful words so true
1960. It was probably a penny!😂
That’s a lot of m&ms for $0.05... gonna go broke with this business model for sure
I guess back in the day, 5 cents would get you that much.
Anybody old enough to remember a nice chunk of [penny] candy? Today what use to be a penny in the 60s and 70s, cost you a dime, maybe [even] a quarter today ... and the portions are way smaller.
That was my exact thought as soon as I saw all those delicious candy coated milk chocolate morsels fall into his hand.
They're going to have to fill it with uncooked rice to make a profit.
I had the same thought. 😂😂😂😂😂
I saw a part in the machine that looked like a shutter to regulate the amount vended. Maybe he left it wide open?
Back when the machines would give you a GENEROUS handful 😊
JBarber3d AND for a nickel
I thought it was only one :X
Now it’s like 2 M&Ms for like $2.
And now its three quarters for five m&m
Got to respect when someone surprises you with a generous handful.
You know this dude has the coolest man cave ever
Ya He Dose
Imagine being his friends
I know
Why is your lovely comment so underrated? I wonder.
Wtf is a man cave
Man, I miss owning little candy vending machines like this! I used to have a whole fleet of them when I was a teenager. Maybe I'll get more one day.
Dude I follow a LOT of restoration channels and yours is already one of the best, even after three videos. Please never change your format, you have it down. This should be the gold standard for resto vids
Thank you!
I agree, from the tools to the powder coat, this is THE restore channel to watch. Restoration done right.
Yes. Very good! You should also check out the channel called "my mechanics" He's great too. Very similar presentation. The guy there fabricates his own parts. If he needs a special screw, or whatever, he just makes it.
I agree as well. No annoying music or talking too much. Just good old fashioned restore therapy
@@correywebb :-)
Man, I have no head for all the mechanics. Which part goes where and what it does, all of that. Seeing you disassemble these items and put them back together is just as magical as the actual restoration.
Same principle as replacing an engine in an automobile, film the disassembly and you have a perfect guide to reassemble.
@@tennwalt Yea, but I'm a special kind of hopeless. Even with a video of myself, I'd still have trouble XD That's even assuming I could figure out how to disassemble it in the first place.
@@catswillruletheworld start small and build your way up. I still can’t fold Origami to save my life but can take apart a car no problem. I’d say start with something small and simple like an old TV that you can pick up for like 20 bucks.
Beautiful work. The only thing I wish you'd have done differently is repainted it the original yellow, which is fairly unique (at least nowadays). The red just makes it look so generic.
I thought so too. The original yellow would have been awesome.
I saw and have painted them in several colors. Red, yellow and a blue hammered metallic look were the most common here in the Midwest. A few green hammered metallic look, but they were sort of rare. For a collector they had me do one that was chrome plated on outside shell. Personally I didn't like the look. But they had the money so I did what they wanted.
He uses powder coating. Kinda expensive to have a specific yellow, but i get your point.
aserta if he’s restoring all this and has all these machines I’m sure buying a specific powder paint wouldn’t be an issue
I'm late to the party but I have a yellow gumball machine I bought at goodwill years ago and I was originally going to repaint it red for the iconic look. I'm so happy I never did. It end up being so much more unique and I have seen plenty of other red one turn up later on
I would like some of these. I’d open up a little pastel-themed cafe/bakery and have these in all pastel shades, with an arcade cabinet next to them (also in pastel colors), and it’d be the only bakery where the candy vending machines are actually worth buying from. It’d be beautiful.
That idea sounds amazing, we need more fun cafes with unique themes
🤔Hmm...I like that.
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Rescue&Restore: hold my caprisun
BOOTIFUL
Did you draw your pfp ?
Will!!??
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More like "hand me my old gross black rubber gloves"
Me: I need to go to sleep
RUclips: But wait, there's more!
Seriously. It's 4:26 a.m and I'm up watching his videos. As if I don't have to be to work in 4 hours 😂
🤣
Damn true 😂
Lol True 😂
Me at 1:08 AM
Anybody else wonder where he got those simulated diamond plate stickers for the front of the machine? Or how about those components he replaced?
Those are just reflective stickers for the back of trucks. Available Auto parts stores that sell truck parts
I'm sure the company is still in business and that's where he got the parts and sticker
New tech. 3D printing or something idk.
YES.
Try here. www.moneymachines.com/product-category/gumball-bulk-vending-machines-parts-and-supplies/gumball-machine-parts/northwestern-gumball-machine-parts/
I was mesmerised! Amazing work. It's so nice to see old things being restored instead of thrown out.
you should have another channel where you just sandblast things at regular speed. bet that would be popular
I would subscribe to that in a heartbeat
Roy A hahahaha
Euge Federico * laughs inside🤣
I thought that myself... love watching the sandblasting.
I would watch.
That powder coat machine is next level cool. It gives a professional finish. Plus you are the only guy I've watched that can actually film the sandblasting process properly. Keep up the good work.
Professor Aquaria that’s so true! All of the other blasting cabinet cams are completely clouded up but this one turns out completely clear
@Michael Johnson Jr maybe a fan that keeps the powder away?
Ich schau mir gerne Eure Beiträge an und liebe Euch dafür, dass Ihr alte Dinge zu neuem Leben erweckt und sie nicht wegwerft, wie es leider in unserer Zeit üblich ist. BRAVO!!!
Did everyone hear him say "wow"?
Time stamp?
@@EvilDan2023 ٨
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Holy crap! what happend to this thing? Did you recover it from the Titanic?
Maybe he did 👁️〰️👁️
I wonder this about most of his restorations. They look like he sources them from Pripyat 😳 We have several tin toys from the 60s or older, and usually only rubber tires have degraded and some plastics have discolored.
I like Titanic
@@VanillaLibrarian If it wasn't for the radiation danger, that would be *incredible* to see someone restore something from Pripyat!
That would be so cool!
That’s a lot of m&m’s for a nickel!
I remember when small gum balls were a penny, and these nickel machines gave you the “jawbreaker” size.
What a great job you did restoring this machine!
Thanks, inflation!
Love this video. I was born and raised in Morris, IL. and have two of these that a friend, who worked at Northwestern, made custom for me. One is a Chicago Blackhawks and the other is a Los Angeles Lakers!
Anyone else wondering where he gets all those antiques
Likely antique stores, friends, subscribers, patrons on patreon, ebay, and other sites.
but another question is: what does He do with them after he masterfully restores them?
@@diamond_dude1011 keep or sell of send back to the original owners?
From your grandma. Burn. Jk. There’s places with piles and piles of antiques. Scattered everywhere. Just gotta go look for em.
@@diamond_dude1011 He probably keeps/donates the ones he finds and probably gives back the ones he got from subscribers
You can purchase food grade machine oil. (Probably on Amazon) That canola oil will go rancid, and can promote bacterial growth. Nice to see a restoration with powder coating instead of just spray paint!
I know this video is 2 weeks old now but just wanted to say white mineral oil from the pharmacy is an OK food grade lubricating oil. Easy to get and wont hurt to eat a little.
Google "Cooking oil coating prevents bacteria from growing on food processing equipment".
@@clray123 Cooking oil is a horrible lubricant for mechanical lubrication. It gums up, especially on rotating parts. Once the solvents evaporate it becomes a sticky mess. It may prevent bacterial growth, but I'm not sure there are too many problems with bacteria issues in bulk M&Ms. Having worked on industrial food processing equipment for years has taught me that cooking spray as a machine lube causes way more problems than it solves. There are far better food safe options to keep this machine in top shape.
@@jenslundy just curious what machines have you been working on?
@@jenslundy I agree, had a bb gun years back that had been lubricated with canola oil. After awhile the oil gummed up and it was basically impossible to use.
Absolutely love your channel, please do NOT change the format!!!
aw man.... these videos are so calming to watch...plus the joy it must be to have your workshop and all those tools to play with..... joy!
Watching you do these restore videos puts a smile on my face!!!❤❤❤
I love your videos but man, my ocd was mad when you put that glass on backwards lol
I _thought_ that didn't look quite right lol
I was looking for a comment like this, I was afraid I was the only one who noticed😂
LOL same
OMG. Like seriously how could he not notice that?!
Me toooo
It's cool that you could get those replacement parts. Great job!
I believe theyre 3D printed with the metal piece attach after
@@Samwiseangie
8:33
Maybe bought it as 3D printed plastics but those metal parts are not from the originals
You can indeed get all the parts for these. People make a living off of these machines, and it makes sense they’d stay in service a long time. Mind you, you’d be replacing the 5¢ mechanism for a 25¢ PDQ.
@@jacksons1010 do you know where? (I'm looking for some old vending machine parts)
@@sierraroseprzybyla3333 Amazon, eBay, D&S Vending...just Google for vending machine parts. If you know the manufacturer try them directly, as many are still in business or there is a vendor specializing in those parts. This video shows a Northwestern - you'll find parts at moneymachines . com
I still find it astonishing that you can make these dilapidated old items look brand new! This old coin operated vending machine is one of the best restorations I've seen so far!
Beautiful. And I love how colorful it turned out with the candy.
Another thing I love about this channel is that the equipment he uses may be loud when he is actually operating them in person, but it comes out making little sound on here.
This isn't just restoration, it's a whole ASMR as well
I almost wanted to cry seeing that old candy machine. I remember when grocery stores (especially A&P, Big Star, Winn Dixie, etc) and K-Mart used to have those candy machines lined up in the front of the store near the registers. On the way out, I spent my change to buy gumballs and tart candies. I wish we could go back to the 70's and 80's. Times were so much simpler and normal back then.
I love things from the 70's and 80's!~
DRAKKENFIRE22 what does your profile picture mean
@@laykinrenee687 Uhh, John Candy?
MeltedVelveeta CheeseSauce not you the person who started the thread lol
Gotta love powdered paint. It's some of the most vibrant, glossy stuff out there.
R & R is the new king of the RUclips restorers. Every video is brilliantly made, and the restorations are top-notch.
Who else thought the front was smashed in? 🖐️
Brian Sedlock yoooooo I did too 😂😂😂
same
Yep...whew !! 😝✌️
Mhm, i thought that was bended for some reason
Mee
Wow !!, that was totally new !! I love that they restore things, it is very rewarding
Watching your videos is soooo calming. Thank you for your work!
Very good work man. Looks all very clean ;-)
This is the only channel that has the same level of attention to the restoration that you give to your projects. I love the work you doing both of you and I'm also subscribed to you and this channel. I love perfection.
Thanks, I've been a fan of yours for a long time.
@@RescueRestore your video quality is insane, i love the colours. Do you have instagram?
Thank you very much! I'll try to post more on my Instagram, not much on it at the moment: instagram.com/rescue_n_restore/
Ok
can we all just take a moment to appreciate that he not only posts all the machines he uses but gives amazon links for them so you know exactly what he is talking about.
You are the sandblasting and powder coating King!!! I love it!!!
Man I love you show your meticulous your attention to detail keep up the good work
Beautiful! I watch a lot of these restoration videos and yours is the only one I see using powder coating instead of painting. Please keep up the good work. I just love this!
I’m no expert, but powder coating is just what it sounds like. It’s a powder coating that hardens when baked. It’s much more durable than painting, but it’s also much more expensive to do, which is why painting is more common. Not everyone has access to the powder coating tools, but anyone can grab some paint and get to work.
I've never seen that powder painting process, how cool!
You’re simply amazing. Thank you for sharing your work with us. And the 5-cent sticker!
Exquisite restoration work!!! Made of metal to last and hold up under neglect for someone of your patient, gifted talents to bring back to life!!!
RUclips should add a double like button
why is your name highlighted
@@MC_Gaming6917 his account is verified
That was a fist full of M&M’s for 5 cents, awesome 👏🏻.
Subscribing
haha sounds like you are subcribing because you like M&Ms
Wow! You did an amazing job restoring this Candy Machine. I love that you painted it red too. 😃
You are a true Craftsman/Artist.
The sandblasting and paint drying are sooooooooo satisfying.
*cut to me running to the thrift shop* ILL TAKE EVERYTHING YOU HAVE
ME! 👏
I am the same way
🤣
I have the same unit but for a penny, and there is a acorn on the door. It was used in my great-grandfather's candy store in New York City early 1900's.
your great grandfather sounds like a legend
@@clakscovsky In this case, the nuts that were dispensed from the "gumball machine" were to feed squirrels!
Wow now that's a true treasure!
This is very wholesome
@@farcrazy99 I up-cycled the machine by putting two balls of Christmas lights in it. I put a dimmer in the rear, and it and adds an amazing decorative element to my home. I greatly appreciate the restoration shown here however I like mine as-is. It's interesting to own something that is been in my family for 100 years.
oooh! I love that you found or made gold foil that's identical to, or nearly identical to, the original!
Man, I love the finish of the powder coat paint.
Idk why but theses videos are so satisfying to watch! Thank you for your hardwork :)
there so satisfying cause you seem something horrible turn into something beautiful
Dificil encontrar brasileiro nos comentarios..
é realmente bom ver algo voltando a vida, sendo o que era antes de forma impecável
Die you see thad heute put tue Glas Logo in the wrong direction?
@@MrInSahne it also bored me !
LOVE the quiet videos, no music, voice overs, just the sounds of the work being done 😍
You are amazing! It’s so nice to watch how much love you put in your work!!
I love this one, the piano and the toy oven!
Only a genius could figure out the mechanics of these old machines ... I'm intrigued when holes are found upon disassembly, and wonder, "Now what?" I. Am. Riveted. (Pun intended!) ♡♡
This is a very simple mechanism, not like a jukebox... :-) Still, most people these days can't even change a simple tire.
I’m normally not into this stuff but wow, I watched every single one of your videos after seeing this! Thank you RUclips recommendations🙏🏽
The sand blaster never gets old. You are a magician with this stuff. Paint the world red 🎈🎈🎈
I love those machines, I have two gum balls, when the grand kids come over they have a ball. I look for your work every day, sort of makes life a little more fun. Keep them coming.
O holly cow that thing had the key? Kudos on the find and restoration!
So satisfying to watch old things get new life. You are a very talented as resourceful- great at picking and at finding spare parts! Keep up the great work.
When I was a child there was one of those stores that had everything, back when Mom and Pop businesses ruled the USA. At the storefront there was a bank of these vending machines and my brother and I really wanted some of what they had. We got some change from mom as she waited to pay the clerk and went for what we wanted but got a shocking surprise. The dime we used opened the floodgate and stuff just poured out! We told the clerk then asked if we could have two small bags and permission to plunder. I remember thinking this was so fantastic, little bubbles with glittering rings and small toy cars. Believe it or not, many of the things were made of metal!
I could watch these video's all day! Wonderful job!!
Anyone else cringe a little when the glass branding was put on the back? (Regardless, loved the video :P)
Joshua Hall I did
Joshua Hall when?
@@jackmoon1 9:03
I got so mad!
Yes
Oh, if only these machines could talk! What joy to get all fixed up and FILLED with M&Ms!!!
Maggie Sue I’d love to see some Maxine tell us about how much they loved getting all fixed up! I’m sure I’d be fantastic!
Well, I can't believe I probably used one of these as a kid! But it was usually gumballs.
Global Family, I’m 15, and I bought a gum ball machine for fun
He protecc
He attacc
But most of all.....
He fix holder of the snacc
Overused comment. Get new material.
@@kenspongebob3682 there is alot of overused comments you'll get over it
All hail the snacc holder!
I had a snacc holder when I was like 8 it was a machine and u could put in no coin or with a coin and I required for you to buy a coin so watched it all day and that’s how I got money as a kid other then getting it from the tooth fairy
CαρƚιɳCαʅყx Doesn’t make it any less stupid.
I AM OBSESSED! OMG I USED TO LOVE THIS VENTING MACHINES WHEN IN WAS A LITTLE KID! OH.... I'm so happy!
I love seeing the power coating section especially when you show it getting heated
that transition shot to the sand blaster was smooth af
You did a fantastic job restoring that gumball machine.
I got to your channel through the recommendation of RUclips and I fell in love. His restoration work is sensational! I watched all your other videos !! Won another subscriber!
Love this channel. U need more videos. I like how this stuff is restored completely and durable paint is used. Restoring correctly. I actually enjoy watching the paint dry in the oven and how you take the items all the way apart and then put them together properly with new parts. Job well done
That's quite a handful of M&Ms for $0.05.
Awesome work, shines like a new penny!
Ok
Don’t you mean, a nickel?
The coins he used to test the machine looked a lot like pennies to me.
That’s how the Great Depression works!
Awesome Video! I liked that it was silent people tend to talk to much. It was really calming, good techniques funny how people will find some way to not like this video but it was good, also I looked up so many videos on what to use to grease up the gears and this was the only video that showed it, great job.
Beautiful machine, restored to a high standard well done. Hope its back in use
I love watching these videos. It's amazing what you can do if you take a little time to restore old but still useable products.
Another amazing restoration. Love your videos. I like when the powder coat goes in dull and comes out glossy, didn’t know it did that.
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This is gorgeous! I would love to own this! Beautiful job.
It was sad to see the condition when i first saw it and when finished i was Happy. I would dare to say there's been many many Happy faces looking through that glass over the years.
Then i Laughed @ what looks to be a bag size handful of candy for a Nickle.
Thanks for sharing the work you do.
::SUBBED::
I love the removing rust process. It helps me sleep better 😂 actually I have sleep problem and this kind of relaxing videos are really convenient.
Gem of a channel here - truly timeless internet gold!
Love your restoration videos and hope to see much more in the near future!
Love your vids! The process is so satisfying! Especially the sandblasting. Such a feeling of accomplishment watching decades of rust disappear!
I like your video sir. Your powder coat part is very satisfying. For the matte look until being a wet look. The color is brighter than the pilox. And the part of using sandblaster is awesome. I think, all of the part is awesome for me.
So nice! I'd seriously use this all the time for random candies.
Absolutely great videos. Saving collectibles /antiques are great. I do it with wood and with as little surface disturbance as possible. I like to save the character. The only thing in this video that I saw was that after everything was said and done, the embossing on the glass container was placed 180 degrees off from its position on tear down. Still, such wonderful video and restoration Thanks!
Man: puts M&M’s inside
Me: Subscribed
Better if it had been the peanut M&M's
mix the peanut m&ms with skittles. haha
Absolutely fantastic restoration! The powder coating really makes the piece "pop". This channel is going to skyrocket in subscribers....
You made that gumball machine look so beautiful. LOVE the red!
You must have a museum of restored artifacts and collectibles! I am impressed! Thanks! Very entertaining!
This restoration actually made me happy instead of feeling as though the objects lost their spirits. Great work
You are amazing. Thank you for restoring these items to their original glory.
Nice. So that's how it works. Thank you! Amazing restore!
These machines are cheerful to look at, nice job