Ah. The days when a remote control was, "change to the other channel, son". There were only two, and one was mostly static. The channels, I mean. Not the sons.
Perhaps we should start up a crowd funding campaign for a new capacitor set for TySy’s desk mounted polisher/grinder so he doesn’t have to start it rotating by hand each time😂
You did when he ground some coffee and then poured the grinds out on the table at 24:12. If you look at the corner closest to the knob, there is a slight haze in the glass due to the Resin and Glass having different Refraction Indexes (light bends at different angles through each material so they don't look quite the same when viewed at the angle)...
@@keanureeves9314 I wish!!! I'm just repeating what I learned from other videos... I was never able to deal with School long enough or well enough to be able to earn the Degree's needed to become a Scientist...unfortunately...
Seeing your videos is a natural stress reliever from having a long day at work. Seeing you in action restoring and refurbishing old stuff really puts a smile on my face. Thanks for all you do TysyTube.
That's awesome your using new Mexico pinion coffee that stuff is amazing we love it here awesome work with the coffee maker I m sure the pinion company is going to love seeing this if I can send it on Facebook
When you said it smells like old TV, it reminded me of my grandfather's old Sanyo TV. 50 years later and that TV is still alive. They don't make them like that anymore.
Weirdly every TV I had back then broke in no time but my flatscreen is doing its job for 10 years now and my other flatscreen is pushing 13 years and even survived falling from the dresser 😂
TysyTube Restoration: I'll restore this, make sure to subscribe My mechanics: I make new one Bigstacked: this will melt down nicely into three aluminum bars, a copper bar, and a couple coins
I'm always SO amazed at just how many pieces there are to the items you're restoring. How you're able to reassemble the items is beyond me haha. How long, in real time, does a resto take from start to finish? You've got the patience of a saint 😊 great job on the coffee grinder.
Although I don't make videos of my restorations, something such as a traffic light can take me several days,so I'd imagine this took at least two maybe three days
@@mackiri6996 haha yes I get that. But I can't imagine that every project is reassembled by rewatching the video. As much as there's talent in the actual restoration, there's also talent in the reassembly. That's what I was getting at; it was a compliment to the video 🥰
Yup! When they were made of metal! They are also easy to disassemble and repair. Modern plastic appliances..... you have to break off the plastic to disassemble them! Those little bits that fit into slots. They are made so that once the housing is attached, it can’t be remove without ruining it!
Yes, which almost tanked the Swiss economy when countries like Japan started flooding the market with cheaper products. Our economy still hasn't fully recovered since then actually. Many of our companies which had solid reputations at the time either went bankrupt or were so downsized they're almost irrelevant. Building overly robust and long lasting products is a shitty business model, sadly.
Hi guys i will like to ask you to support me on Facebook 😊, let’s get to 10k and i will giveaway one off my restorations🤯😍. Thank you 😘 facebook.com/tysytube
Very awesome restoration bro, I’m so happy I ran across your channel. Bring things back from the garbage and making it useful again is what I like to see. Major thumbs up 👍🏻 from me keep doing what you do. SuperBad Videos 🔥🤘🏻
15:17 What I noticed on your water spray bottle -- you use few foreign languages for viewers from distant parts of the globe :) That's a nice approach. I can suggest two small changes: 7th from the top should be SUBSKRYBUJ (Polish) and the 3rd from top - the one with a smiley - for sure not what's there, but rather ABONNIERE (German) :) I wish you 1 Million subs!
This was pretty much the perfect restoration. There was sandblasting, glass repair with resin, super niche tools being used, sense memory triggers with the ‘bakelite smells like old tv’ comment, 3D printing a replacement part, and it was a coffee grinder. I can imagine antiques experts in 100 years coming across one of these: “It’s clearly a mint condition 1947 Piccolo coffee grinder. So many original parts in mint condition. But look, it has nylon washers and silicone feet. I think what we have here is an original Tysy restoration! There’s maybe only a couple thousand of these on the planet! The value of this item just doubled.”
Well done Restoration of this little Mill! One important thing, at Minute 17:22, when you switch on the bench grinder, if you have to give it a little push by hand, that means the motor capacitor is not working as it should (damaged). Replace it, also makes the thing run cooler, smoother and faster :) It depends on the size, maybe you also have a model with a starter capacitor/centrifugal switch, whose contacts are worn out. Only way to find it out/fix it, would be to disassemble/fix it ^^
The old TV smell WOW, not only do I know it well, I now smell it because you mentioned it! Now I'm getting visions of Saturday morning cartoons, and the taste of 1980s sugar-infused cereal. LOL
Great job. New Mexico Pinon coffee is the best! What a cool surprise to see that. I travel frequently to Albuquerque and stock up when I'm there. Try the Adobe Morning variety. Its the best.
![1920s Hobart Coffee Mill [Restoration]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/iM6wQkyx0Q8/mqdefault.jpg)
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Very satisfying video, plz don’t speed up the sand blasting. Can watch that for hours :)
The keyboard turned out great, love it
Vengo de UPDT
It's Switzerland
Subscribe = Se inscreva (Brazilian Portuguese)
No one:
Not even a single soul:
Tysy: *holds coffee grinder and goes CHOO CHOO*
Me sitting on santa’s lap:
So what do you want for Christmas?
Me: a sand blaster.
Dude even repairs the freaking glass! I think I'm convinced this guy can make anything better than new.
Ikr
He's an amazing craftsman. He reinvents things from years ago.
"Smells like an old TV"
What memories that brings back!
Ah. The days when a remote control was, "change to the other channel, son". There were only two, and one was mostly static. The channels, I mean. Not the sons.
Fracture Well, sometimes the sons too.
@@Ea-Nasir_Copper_Co Fresh from the dryer.
@@frac Me, as the son, trying to change the channel by a broomstick.
@@gilles111 Or a nut driver.
My family can't understand why I get so much pleasure out of these videos 🤔
Soothing :)
Mine too
Same! I just tell my family this is MY kind of ASMR 🤷🏻♀️🤗😘
Yep my SO doesn't get it either, no problem , all mine
Tysy: I don't speak in my channel
Also Tysy: *"CHOOO CHOOO"*
Omg! That one was made in my and my wife's birth year. I wish someone could restore our bodies that quickly, LOL.
LMAO
Am i the only one waiting for the sand blasting part? The most satisfying part😂
i disagree, the choo choo was the best part.....though normally i agree
I still cheer every time you use the sandblaster. Best part.
I agree
@Will R why you skip that part
There is laser blasting device now it is more exciting
Perhaps we should start up a crowd funding campaign for a new capacitor set for TySy’s desk mounted polisher/grinder so he doesn’t have to start it rotating by hand each time😂
will be great 🤣🤣🤣
I love that imperfection. The broken polisher is a TySy Trademark :)
Andi Goldberger actually maybe you’re right.
Andi has right. It's like signature. :) I can't imagine now without :)
Then its not original unless he says "i make a new one"
Would love to have seen the glass part after the resin cured.
You did when he ground some coffee and then poured the grinds out on the table at 24:12.
If you look at the corner closest to the knob, there is a slight haze in the glass due to the Resin and Glass having different Refraction Indexes (light bends at different angles through each material so they don't look quite the same when viewed at the angle)...
@@HappilyHomicidalHooligan here we got a scientist😄😄
@@keanureeves9314 I wish!!!
I'm just repeating what I learned from other videos...
I was never able to deal with School long enough or well enough to be able to earn the Degree's needed to become a Scientist...unfortunately...
Seeing your videos is a natural stress reliever from having a long day at work. Seeing you in action restoring and refurbishing old stuff really puts a smile on my face. Thanks for all you do TysyTube.
Hey, Pinon Coffee! I live in Albuquerque. Thats good coffee!
I'm always amazed you remember how it all goes back together!
"Coarse" doesn't even begin to describe the result of the grinding :) Nice job!
That's exactly what I thought, I would have loved to see it do a finer grind,
dipshit just "fixes" a whole lot of things on this channel without understanding how they're actually supposed to work
@@LetsNeverPlayAgain shut up
In Spanish we say “Suscríbete”... my little daughter and me, always wait for your videos, we both love them. Regards from Mexico!!!
No es cierto
That's awesome your using new Mexico pinion coffee that stuff is amazing we love it here awesome work with the coffee maker I m sure the pinion company is going to love seeing this if I can send it on Facebook
That off-white you chose with looks gorgeous with the burgundy bakelite. Your work just keeps getting better and better and I enjoy it more each time.
I really liked his color choice, too.
I wanted to see up close how did that glass repair go..
Me too
Love me some NM Piñon coffee, best brew to wake you up on a cold winters morning...
"How do you like your coffee?"
"Straight from the floor!"
"Yessir!"
[roll this intro]
420 Steps From Hell ayyyy
That's the most beautiful white paint job finish that I've ever seen a restorer do on RUclips. Congrats. That's a beautiful job!
seeing these neglected items get the TLC they deserve instead of being thrown out always makes my day just that little bit better.
"Inscreva-se" in Brazilian Portuguese
"Abonnere" in Danish
Olha só kkkkk um de nozes
Estamos espalhados por todo o mundo, e vídeos claro
achei que era so eu que tava aqui !
Os brazucas estão em todos os lugares! Kkkkkkk
E nós irmã! Tmj!
Brasil é onipresente na internet. Não tem onde se esconder de nós
I'm from New Mexico and seeing you with Pinon Coffee brings me joy :)
Me too, that's good coffee. Now he needs to restore a chilé roaster.!
Same!! Such good coffee
In Mexican Spanish you say "Suscríbete!" ^w^
The wet sanding is so relaxing....
In Russia we speak Подписывайтесь.
Very good job - Шик блеск красота!
Здрасти сомраде, как си?
In Russia, coffee grinder restores you.
Cyka Blyat!
jstoli996c4s ниет сука
Wery?
"Sir, how do you like your coffee?"
"Oh something to give me some locomotion."
"Okay." Processes to use a train to crush some coffee beans.
Entendí la referencia...no tengo un icono gestual de capitán América pero bueno ya valió! 😁👍🏼
New Mexico piñon coffee is my favorite coffee ever!
This is the first time I have ever heard his voice and he's saying choo choo and it's not even in his normal voice.
@DraKengace Rvs it's literally not even 30 seconds in. Just watch the video
lol
@DraKengace Rvs 0:18 - 0:23.
I got all excited when I saw what kind of coffee you were using cause I'm from new mexico
I was super excited too. Crazy that he used that coffee.
This coffee grinder looks brand new right out of the showroom window. WOW Have a great day
When you said it smells like old TV, it reminded me of my grandfather's old Sanyo TV. 50 years later and that TV is still alive. They don't make them like that anymore.
Weirdly every TV I had back then broke in no time but my flatscreen is doing its job for 10 years now and my other flatscreen is pushing 13 years and even survived falling from the dresser 😂
Maybe because TVs now don't use heavy, glass vacuum tubes.
TysyTube Restoration: I'll restore this, make sure to subscribe
My mechanics: I make new one
Bigstacked: this will melt down nicely into three aluminum bars, a copper bar, and a couple coins
Sottoscrivi in Italian. This is still one of my favorite downtime video subjects. There is something soothing about watching restorations happen.
I'm always SO amazed at just how many pieces there are to the items you're restoring. How you're able to reassemble the items is beyond me haha.
How long, in real time, does a resto take from start to finish? You've got the patience of a saint 😊 great job on the coffee grinder.
Although I don't make videos of my restorations, something such as a traffic light can take me several days,so I'd imagine this took at least two maybe three days
It's recorded😊
@@mackiri6996 haha yes I get that. But I can't imagine that every project is reassembled by rewatching the video.
As much as there's talent in the actual restoration, there's also talent in the reassembly. That's what I was getting at; it was a compliment to the video 🥰
Wow, what an amazing job restoring the electric coffee grinder. You even repaired the chipped glass. Good work.
3D printer.....every video a new good surprise.....great job again.....
Perfect work! Hello from Russia )) correctly write is “Подписывайтесь”
I enjoy watching all your fabulous restorations. My favorite part is watching you fabricate the new parts.
0:40 when things were built to last...
Yup! When they were made of metal! They are also easy to disassemble and repair. Modern plastic appliances..... you have to break off the plastic to disassemble them! Those little bits that fit into slots. They are made so that once the housing is attached, it can’t be remove without ruining it!
Yeah, and they were only owned by rich people.
Yep
My parents have a 25 yo fridge,and is work like în first Day.never been repair!
Yes, which almost tanked the Swiss economy when countries like Japan started flooding the market with cheaper products. Our economy still hasn't fully recovered since then actually. Many of our companies which had solid reputations at the time either went bankrupt or were so downsized they're almost irrelevant.
Building overly robust and long lasting products is a shitty business model, sadly.
@@willg4802 I get your point, but it wouldn't be a good idea to have people fiddling around with electrics who haven't a clue what they're doing.
When it comes to grinders, if the beans jump when grinding, the burrs are worn. The beans should go down smoothly.
Judt like your mom
That burr looked worn when he took the grinder apart. I suspect it would be hard to find a replacement part. Could he make a new one?
@Paradoxical Nightmare PAHAHAHA lol this has to be one of the best comebacks i've seen
@@censusgary you can thick plate it with chrome to some limit, you can also cnc machine a new one
Watching your restorations has become a guilty pleasure. This is my favourite so far. So many parts! Fascinating. It looks like new. Brilliant.
Love how it turned out! I can smell the coffee grounds👍
Hi guys i will like to ask you to support me on Facebook 😊, let’s get to 10k and i will giveaway one off my restorations🤯😍. Thank you 😘 facebook.com/tysytube
Facebook is an absolute no go.
Where did you get that screwdriver bit set?
Liked ;)
How many coffee grinders do you need?
Just noticed you're using coffee from New Mexico. That pinon coffee is one of my favorites
Very awesome restoration bro, I’m so happy I ran across your channel. Bring things back from the garbage and making it useful again is what I like to see. Major thumbs up 👍🏻 from me keep doing what you do.
SuperBad Videos 🔥🤘🏻
15:17 What I noticed on your water spray bottle -- you use few foreign languages for viewers from distant parts of the globe :) That's a nice approach. I can suggest two small changes: 7th from the top should be SUBSKRYBUJ (Polish) and the 3rd from top - the one with a smiley - for sure not what's there, but rather ABONNIERE (German) :) I wish you 1 Million subs!
thank you so much 😊
Comment toujours , votre travail est incroyable!! Salutations du Brésil 🇧🇷
As a New Mexican I appreciate your choice of coffee. Beautiful restoration as well.
Tittle: 1947 swiss made Coffee grinder restoration
Me an intelectual: lot of things to sand blast
Tittle... Interesting 🤔🤔🤔🤔
Sandblast everything
@@ianchapman-hall4961 more sandblasting for sandblasting gods
@@1008016 Dude can sandblast my phone lol
3D printer! The perfect use for one - (re)creating incredibly specific components.
This was pretty much the perfect restoration. There was sandblasting, glass repair with resin, super niche tools being used, sense memory triggers with the ‘bakelite smells like old tv’ comment, 3D printing a replacement part, and it was a coffee grinder.
I can imagine antiques experts in 100 years coming across one of these: “It’s clearly a mint condition 1947 Piccolo coffee grinder. So many original parts in mint condition. But look, it has nylon washers and silicone feet. I think what we have here is an original Tysy restoration! There’s maybe only a couple thousand of these on the planet! The value of this item just doubled.”
Well done Restoration of this little Mill!
One important thing, at Minute 17:22, when you switch on the bench grinder, if you have to give it a little push by hand, that means the motor capacitor is not working as it should (damaged).
Replace it, also makes the thing run cooler, smoother and faster :)
It depends on the size, maybe you also have a model with a starter capacitor/centrifugal switch, whose contacts are worn out.
Only way to find it out/fix it, would be to disassemble/fix it ^^
that should be his next video to fix all of his workshop items lmao
15:37 - Subscribe! - Подписывайся!
15:34 "subscribe" in Portuguese BR is "inscreva-se"
Adoro suas restaurações! Bjs do Brasil! 😘
In Hungarian "iratkozz fel"
in Russian it will be подписывайтесь
I was so terrified when the video started. I wasn't expecting choo chooing.
It must be so satisfying after you’ve assembled these, to flip the switch and see them working again!
That train intro is amazing 😂 keep it up
"Подписывайся (Подписывайтесь)" -- in russian one man (-all people).
"Підписуйся (Підписуйтесь)" --in ukrainian.
я шёл писать в комментариях это
The old TV smell WOW, not only do I know it well, I now smell it because you mentioned it! Now I'm getting visions of Saturday morning cartoons, and the taste of 1980s sugar-infused cereal. LOL
"Inscreva-se" - Brazilian portuguese.
Vários Br na área
Acho simplesmente sensacional esse tipo de conteúdo.
Trazer algo a vida é maravilhoso!
Tamo ai haha
Tamo juntos BR kkkkk
BR
I used to play with my switch all day, that's why now i'm wearing glasses.
Excellent restore and your humor makes the show worth watching.
Trabalho maravilhoso,Deus abençoe suas mãos, um abraço do Brasil
YOU ARE GOING TO BRAZIL
Should of showed the glass piece after the resin
Definitely the nicest coffee grinder you have done so far.
In Poland We speak Subskrybuj :)
Well done mate :)😉
Przemysław Kaczmarek już myślałam ze sama jestem :p
"Inscreva-se" in Brazilian Portuguese
BRASILLLLLLLLLLLLLL
e acione o Sininho de Notificações.
Eeeee noooooooozeees
Na verdade é se inscreva, mas da no mesmo
Ou subscreva
Ou aderir
Iiirruuu
Im in love……my new favorite you tube channel……thanks for the wonderful entertainment………
but I would take a 3-wire cable with ground connection to have more security against electric shock, because the winding insulation is old.
And the bakelite plug could easily break and expose a live wire. I would have liked it more if it was up to modern safety standards
Woah hell ya, New Mexico love! Wait, does that mean... *gasp*...
New mexico pinon coffee! Youre representing my state!
Such good coffee
Lol, in my language on dit "abonne toi" 😉
Great job and very addicting to see you doing what you like.
Il est français à la base :)
We say it “подписывайся“!
🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺
А как-же водка, балалайка, медведь?
Он нам приказывает подписаться! Какой наглый
А как же Путин
Cyka blyat
Pizdez
I'm from New Mexico and love the coffee from your intro.
Who else thought the knob was going to have Tysy's logo on it? xP
I thought it was going to be made to fit into the slot of that big screw, as the old knob must have done. But I was disappointed.
I remember making Bakelite at school when I did Chemistry A Level - the phenol and formaldehyde were pretty gruesome chemicals.
Normal school or some higher school?
If you made sandblasting compilation videos. . .I would absolutely tune in. Love all your videos♡
So in short we got a cord drill mounted to a coffee grinder what I see here.
I have gained faith in humanity once more.
надеюсь ты прочитаешь мое сообщение!!! очень хорошо придаешь новую жизнь старым позабытым вещам
That old thing has a GINORMOUS motor for a small coffee grinder.
Do you sell your restorations after they're finished? If so, would be handy with links to wherever people can bid on the item in question.
I'd want the cheese grater!
Life hack: how to turn a sandblaster into a paint gun - simple: just play the footage backwards ;)
but it fires old paint..
Bonne idée d'avoir gardé l'ancienne prise. Et très bon travail, je n'ai jamais eu autant envie d'acheter un moulin à café !
In portuguese ( Brasil) is "inscreva-se"
In German we say "Abonnieren"
Or "Abonniert!"
Or „Abonniert“
and not "zeichnen"^^
on Russian we say "Подписывайся".
@Gamer 96 Grüße aus Deutschland xD
I don't know why but this is one of my favorite restorations to watch.
15:32 Here we say "Se Inscreva" or "Inscreva-se" 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
"Подписывайся"-on Russian language
ты думаешь он не в курсе? )
@@НатальяСергеевна-л8э ну он же написал "подписываться"
Кажется, я не один тот кто знает русские язык хорошо, умника
I am so happy that it is not beige! Beautifully done.
17:40 yes I know that smell! it's like polished bakelite ^_^
А не лучше будет " Подписывайся"?
Alexandr Sosnovskiy ну дк он и спросил потом "а как на вашем языке?"
@@inguwia я до конца не досмотрел видео когда писал комментарии
Alexandr Sosnovskiy
У него так переводчик видать перевёл.
я ему еще и под прошлым видосом писал. а он и не увидел(
Так ты всё-таки подписываться на него или нет?
I remember that smell of the heated tubes in an old TV, what memories!
"Suscribete", regards from Chile, the end of the world. Fukin love ur channel!
In Arabic language we say "اشتراك"
☺️🇸🇦 Saudi Arabia is here
Great job. New Mexico Pinon coffee is the best! What a cool surprise to see that. I travel frequently to Albuquerque and stock up when I'm there. Try the Adobe Morning variety. Its the best.
15:32 - Se inscreva.
Great job!
Eu achava que era o único que curtia
Vai Brasil!
Bom encontrar amigos da pátria por aqui. Isso mostra que alguns brasileiros ainda tem salvação kkk
I know the smell. I was around before color tv came out.
Your videos are calming and satisfying