Vintage Press Restoration ⚒️
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- This old and rusty cast iron press was used in ancient times to extract meat juice or also called meat tea. It was a type of broth, made with beef and water, that was given to patients to drink if they suffered from digestive problems, fever or weakness. People believed that tea was nutritious and easy on the stomach, which would help patients regain their former strength.
The benefits of making and drinking beef tea are mentioned in numerous cookbooks from the 19th century.
In this video you will find the restoration of the following materials: cast iron, turned steel and aluminum, applied to Antique Cast Iron Meat Juice Press.
I hope you like this video about the restoration of a rare meat juice press and share this joy with me.
Thank you so much!
#meatjuicepressrestoration #beefextractpressrestoration #meatjuice #beefextract #beefextractpress
@RedRustRestoration
Al fin un canal Argentino de restauraciones, mis felicitaciones por la prensa quedo genial
Siii 💪💪💪!!! muchas gracias
That sanding was almost epic wasn't it? Great job on the whole thing. Thks.
Thanks!! 👍
Beautiful job. You clearly worked very hard on that, and it definitely paid off!
Hello, yes it was hard work 💪💪!!! Thanks
Possibly the best filing job I've seen on a restoration video. I hope you can increase your output as you have talent in this area.
Hello @yana1955, I really appreciate your comment, I love that you liked it. Thank you so much
👍👍👍
Thanks!!!
Beautiful. A work of art!
Thanks!!! Regards
Dracula now got his own YT channel
hahaha 🤣🤣🤣, Thanks!!!
¡¡Excelente trabajo!!
Muchas Gracias!!!
とても丁寧な作業で仕上がりが良かったです。
動画の中で流れる説明文もわかりやすく見ややすかったです😊👌✨
こんにちは @yae.k.m さん、コメントありがとうございます。気に入っていただけて嬉しいです😊。新しいビデオは近々リリースされる予定です。
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@@RedRustRestoration こんにちは😊
返信くださりありがとうございます🥰
新しい動画楽しみに待っています📹✨
Mis felicitaciones. Un trabajo genial
👍👍👍 Muchas gracias!!!
what an amazing job on the alluminio
Yes, it is incredible what is hidden beneath a layer of years of dirt and rust. Thank you
Christ it’s raw good vet will have itmilking next week
🤣🤣🤣 Thanks!!!
Que trabajo perfecto.que bueno ,exelente!!!!
Muchas gracias 😀!!!!
Great job!!! Well done!!! 👏👏👏
Thank you!!!
Thank you!!!!
That’s awesome. Fantastic work and kick ass video 👏 love it
I'm glad you like it!!! Thanks
Turned out looing great!
Thanks!!!
My mechanics, Restore it, Tysy tube, RRC restorations, Handtools rescue, Odd thinkering...y ahora te agrego a la lista. Abrazo!
Hola, faaaaaa!!! espero estar a la altura de tremendos canales. Muchas gracias por el aguante!!!!
MARAVILLOSO TRABAJO...UN PLACER APRENDER.!!!
Hola, muchas gracias 😀!!!
Looks great, keep it up!
Thanks 👍!!!
Awesome, nice finish!
Thanks!!!
So much patience with all of the hand sanding in the uneven surfaces. I commend you for that. 😅 But maybe press something that is not steak… like oranges or lemons? It’s okay. I love a twisted sense of humor. Your viewers will definitely remember your odd choice of food to press maybe as much as than your sanding & polishing skills.
Hello, thanks for the comment hahaha, but it was really what it was used for in ancient times, I share with you a description of a museum about meat presses.
oshawamuseum.wordpress.com/2017/03/06/artefacts-about-the-meat-juice-press/
I'm glad you liked it, greetings
well done very good job
⚒️ Thank you!!!
Great job 🍻
Thank you!!!
Te ganaste mi suscripción
Muchas Gracias!!!
Great work dude. It looks real good after renovation 😊😊
Hello, yes it turned out very well, thank you!!!
Fantastic job
Thanks!!!! 😊
Better than new.
Thank you!!! 👍
This is a Warning: If I see another video like that, I'm gonna subscribe... you've been warned... very nice work...
Hahaha, I'm glad you liked it, thank you!!!
Good job 👍 nice 👌
Yeah!!! 💪 Thank you
Nice and good work 😂👍
Thanks!!! 👍
May be I'm wrong but I think, it's a press for lemons, not for meat. Why should I press meat? For a better taste the juice should kept inside the meat.
Hello, that would seem like it at first glance, but if you read the description of the video or Google "Antique Meat press juice" you will see what it was used to extract juice from meat. Thanks!!!
I've read the describtion but it won't change my opinion.
oshawamuseum.wordpress.com/2017/03/06/artefacts-about-the-meat-juice-press/
Imagine being so wrong 😂
Do you not squeeze your meat? Ever?
Nice Job
🤟Thanks!!!
Eu achando que fosse um espremedor d😅
Obrigado, saudações
Very nice looking fruit juicer.
Hello, I'm glad you liked it, Thanks!!!
Restaurada Prensa de suco de carne 🧋🥩😉
Nossa que delicioso 🤤
Olá, sim, realmente tem um sabor agradável e a carne estava deliciosa 🥩😊!!!
Saudações, Obrigado
Eu achando que fosse um explemedor de limão 😂
Olá, quando vi ser restaurado pensei a mesma coisa, mas quando investiguei a história descobri que servia para fazer suco de carne, incrível mas real.
Saudações
Olá, quando vi ser restaurado pensei a mesma coisa, mas quando investiguei a história descobri que servia para fazer suco de carne, incrível mas real.
Saudações
🤨 ~ a citrus juicer?, is your workshop well ventilated?
Hello, yes, it is a meat juicer, you can read it in the description of the video or search for it on Google, it was used in ancient times.
Greetings
…. Quite weird, I associate that conical design with citrus juicers
If you want, here is a brief history explained by a museum.
oshawamuseum.wordpress.com/2017/03/06/artefacts-about-the-meat-juice-press/
Greetings
It’s probably a duck press, but most likely a juice press.
Hello, if you want I can share a brief description of a museum about meat presses.
oshawamuseum.wordpress.com/2017/03/06/artefacts-about-the-meat-juice-press/
Regards
Good restoration but I still think it’s a citrus juicer.
If you want, here is a brief history explained by a museum.
oshawamuseum.wordpress.com/2017/03/06/artefacts-about-the-meat-juice-press/
Greetings
👍🥃👏👍🥃👏👍🥃👏👍🥃👏👍🥃👏👍🥃👏
Me alegro que te haya gustado!!!
A real man juices a steak….lol 😅
Thanks!!!
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The last thing you did was disgusting🤢 you drunk blood
Hi, it's not blood, it's meat juice, it was made in ancient times. Thanks!!!
Now you can drink polish😂
Hi, hahaha you made me laugh a lot 🤣
Greetings
No lead paint test. Fail. 👎
No painted parts come in contact with food.
Exactly, only aluminum that can be boiled before use is in contact with food. Thanks
@RedRustRestoration You really don't understand, do you?
You were grinding, filing & wire brushing on paint that you didn't test for the presence of lead... That means that you decided to expose yourself, your family, your pets & your local environment to possible lead contamination. You show no sense of responsibility for your actions. 👎
Yes, I understand, but how do you know I didn't test before performing the restore?
@@RedRustRestoration Because if you had performed a lead test, you would have shown it as part of the process of restoring old items that may have lead paint... You must be aware that some of your viewers look at your videos to help them repair or restore their own items.
Edit: Watch other restoration channels who are responsible & show that lead testing is an important part of any restoration.