@@EvilSandwich Haha! I was wondering about this as this was the first video from this channel I've watched. I was quite confused, but this makes a lot more sense, and I appreciate the humor!
I just binged 14 straight videos on my xbox app and had to get onto my phone for this video just to comment on the button being blurred... sigh. Dude! I love your work! Nothing else to say. ❤❤❤
I am liking for three reasons: 1. You put timestamps. Yes for timestamps. 2. You showed the final product working- thank you. 3. Sheer craftsmanship. Good job.
Thank you so much for not playing some obnoxious and irritating music in the background. Also, I can’t stand sped up videos and your video was perfectly edited to move things along. Finally, your restoration was amazing. You used modern parts and materials to replace broken or worn out parts. The results made a “Perfect Restoration.”
These videos of his are addicting! Super relaxing, fun to watch, & you can’t resist watching to the end! I envy people with skills like his! Super talented and kinda cool that he’s helping preserve unique items from history! I love American restoration but I have to admit I’d rather watch his videos over their show cause his are 100% focused on the restoration process which is way more entertaining! Especially the sand blasting the milling parts & polish parts! Something almost zen like watching him bring metals back to life!
It's just the perfect combo: No annoying background music, no fast forwarding, no unnecessary commenting, just the work doing the talking. Thank you sir!
Ich weiß nicht über was ich mehr staunen soll: deinen Maschinenpark oder deine handwerklichen Fähigkeiten. Einfach nur wow, kann mir deine Restaurationsvideos stundenlang anschauen. Weiter so, wirklich ausgezeichnete Arbeit 👍
you are one of the few on RUclips that go "all out" on restoring an item, I know I could not afford one of your restored items as you put many hours into them, I was amazed at the level of the skill put into that coffee grinder.
After watching several of your videos I got my old Burg-Mühle BKF coffee grinder from the kitchen shelf (just for decoration), disassembled and cleaned it. Removed stains, etc. and now it’s working just fine. Thank you for the motivation to do this.
Absolute perfection! I cant believe you filled in the holes and re drilled them because the countersinks were too big! The attention to detail and your craftsmanship are unparalleled! Keep up the great videos!
On car restoration side of things using brass or if possible copper plate behind the sheet metal and fill weld it is pretty common method. This way molten metal has something to support it, so it wont just drop off and steel wont connect to brass or copper. Also those metals are great heat conductors, so heat is pulled from steel by copper or brass and this way thin sheet metal warping from heat is minimized. Plate being big enough it has enough mass to absorb and spread the heat on the material so it wont even melt.
This one really hit home for me My great grandmother had a set of kitchen gidgets that she had since she was a teenager, that included not only a coffee grinder, but also a grease strainer, percolator, and a variety of fancy metal hot holders. By the time she reached 90 the years of being stored and mistreated had taken their toll. When she died my mom and I were going to take them and work on restoring them. When we got to her house,our relatives who lived closer had already cleared out the valuables, leaving behind what was left of the set in a trash bin with a dozen bottles of bear. On the bright side we managed to save the pie rack.
Especially for English-speaking posters. A Russian proverb: You can look at three things endlessly: how fire burns, how water flows and how other people work.
I’m addicted to your videos. I think the handle on the drawer would look nicer in something different than the yellow color. Just my opinion. Also, would have loved to watch you make a cup of coffee at the end and take a sip. Would have been so satisfying.
The button of the sand blaster is blurred because of a "meme ", it's has been broken for years, and people always ask him to restore it, it's just a funny thing he did in the video, nothing else
It really is, most organized, pays attention to every part, detailed. Not just like others. Watched all of his vids and he is second to NONE. 😉 Real Restoration channel at its Best!
I would love to see you restore a classic car from the ground up. No doubt in my mind that you could just build one from scratch including the motor. Superb work!!!
😳 How my RUclips channel skipped from knitting to rusty coffee grinder I’ll never know....however, I sat mesmerized watching your process of restoration. Coming from a background in mfg I’ve always loved “How it’s made” and machinery and tools. This was awesome to watch. I had to forward to all my guy friends who make stuff. 👍👌🏼👏🏼🤙🏽
Totally fascinating and relaxing to watch from start to finish....This mans skill with the machinery and tools for metal restoration knows no bounds..another quality video!!....
As a coffee enthusiast and someone with a hand grinder, I really wanted to see the grinder burrs restored as it really does matter. Grind size is one of the key elements in brewing consistently good coffee. This is the first restore video that I couldn't bring myself to hit the like button on (I didn't hit the dislike either because the rest of the work and this channel is still amazing)
Totally agree that was bugging me massively, what is the point of making it pretty if it doesn't bloody well work, further more grinding the burrs was the technical part I was looking forward too. Pointless, skillfull but pointless.
I would never have thought that this coffee grinder was so beautiful when it was made ? Thanks 🙏 to you for making me see its true beauty. And also they surely don’t make thing like they used to. In a few years we will have RUclips channels doing plastic restoration on Chinese Goods🤨😄😄.
I just watched him restore the oiler in the other video and it warms my heart to see him use it here. Some people might just think hes making old things shiny again but to me its a reminder that just because some thing is broken down and been through some rough times doesn't mean its trash or that its no good. Thank you for these videos you are very skilled.
He goes beyond making things shiny, a lot of the youtub channels doing restoration videos JUST make it shiny again. He's basically re-manufacturing stuff back to (or better than) original spec.
What an enormous labour of love! Beautifully done, as always. I had other plans for this afternoon, but watching your videos always comes first. Thank you for sharing and for your excellent video techniques!
I am lost for words for the amount of skill, creativity, patience, and quality of the work you make. I like to try to guess what your next step is going to be to restore particular parts while I watch your videos. Most of the time I have zero idea of how to proceed, and then feel thoroughly enlightened and impressed when looking at your solution. Very, very impressive. Thank you for your exceptional content!
I have watched dozens of his videos and the workmanship and quality is beyond belief. But now i have him...the 4 screws are not indexed to be in the same direction...POW....got ya... : ) Great work and great videos. thank you
i appreciate the use of olive oil and covering your tools with tape for cleanliness. it's this attention to detail in all things that i appreciate. also, the testing of the finished product. nice work.
I love what you’re doing. He is one of the only restoration channels that puts in the full work. Random recommendation for his videos and I love them. Every other RUclips who does this just removes rust, puts a new coat of paint, and done and ez RUclips money. This guy puts in the full work with no shortcuts. Never change and continue to do the things you do
9:08 It's... It's beautiful :) Your care and attention is second to none. I also love that you kept the original wood. You've got such a great sense for what to keep and what to rebuild.
I think because it's broken and so many people commented on it, some mock-horrified. I guess it's a joke, that teh one broken and nonshiny thing in his shop is censored. :)
This is, hands down, the best restoration channel on RUclips. The attention to detail and quality of the end results are just phenomenal, always a pleasure to watch.
This is the type of craftsmanship we in the U.S. refer to when we talk about our grandfathers quality of work and detail to tasks. We have mostly lost this. You do superb work!
Невидела дизлайков. Действительно,качественная и трудоемкая работа. Я купила такую как сувенир,деревянную,попробовала в работе,отлично перемалывает. Такую с удовольствием бы преобрела,молодец мастер🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Грамотный подход, отличное оборудование и здоровая педантичность. Не работа, а загляденье. Редко попадаются такие мастера, которые все делают так красиво и рационально. Сразу подписался
I'm not going to lie. When I saw the "Perfect Restoration" in the title, I rolled my eyes a little. I was wrong to doubt you sir. I immediately subscribed.
words can’t express how much joy this brings me. exceeding my expectations every time, and delivering splendid top-of-the-shelf craftsmanship... yes yes yes!
I like the fact that your videos have not music (and don't get me wrong, I love music); the contrast between loud sounds and silence it's very pleasing. Amazing work btw!
My Mechanics to me is #1. But some of the other restoration channels on RUclips are pretty good too. Restoring these antique coffee grinders should be the measurement because they all have restored some amazing antique coffee grinders and the variety is vast.
The fact you went and fixed the shoddy beveling job on the handle even though it was fine as was is great. Truly a craftsman that cares about his craft.
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I like how he protected identity of the sand blaster switch. So considerate.
People were teasing him about how the covering of the switch was torn and he's just playfully teasing back. haha
@@EvilSandwich Haha! I was wondering about this as this was the first video from this channel I've watched. I was quite confused, but this makes a lot more sense, and I appreciate the humor!
@@EvilSandwich THANK YOU!
I just binged 14 straight videos on my xbox app and had to get onto my phone for this video just to comment on the button being blurred... sigh. Dude! I love your work! Nothing else to say. ❤❤❤
EvilSandwich that’s just great!
Did i need to watch a man fully restore an antique coffee grinder at 2 am?
No
Did i watch the entire video twice an now want to restore antiques?
100%
It's 4am here but I'm doing the same
it's mesmerizing
Scary how accurate. 2: 10 AM for me.
2:10am here too 😂
Damn son same here. 2 am even
I am liking for three reasons:
1. You put timestamps. Yes for timestamps.
2. You showed the final product working- thank you.
3. Sheer craftsmanship. Good job.
reasons he deserves much more than just a like lol
4. And there is no moronic music on the background
And no talking!!!
I might not be the best at math, but I only counted 4, where's the 3rd?
I like how everything gets laid out on the table. It's amazing all the *hidden* parts there are.
Glad you enjoyed the video!🤗
Just spent 26 minutes watching you restore a damn coffee grinder... awesome job!
Wait, that was 26 minutes????
it's not easier to buy a new one?
Man, honestly, this guy videos are the only one I watch from start to end. Man, specially if you smoke a blunt ... It blows your mind hHhaa
Dammit, now I wanna do something with my life
@@pavelsromislovs7678 Heh... that's not the point mate :)
Thank you so much for not playing some obnoxious and irritating music in the background. Also, I can’t stand sped up videos and your video was perfectly edited to move things along. Finally, your restoration was amazing. You used modern parts and materials to replace broken or worn out parts. The results made a “Perfect Restoration.”
Jim Brown
Nicely stated Jim. Thank you.
Well put sir
You took my thoughts from my mind - perfectly said. What a fabulous craftsman.
My dad was an engineer & metalworker; I swear I could smell him, fresh home from the brass shop in his boiler suit, watching this in awe with me.
Joanne Carroll that’s nice
Joanne Carroll was?
These videos of his are addicting! Super relaxing, fun to watch, & you can’t resist watching to the end!
I envy people with skills like his! Super talented and kinda cool that he’s helping preserve unique items from history!
I love American restoration but I have to admit I’d rather watch his videos over their show cause his are 100% focused on the restoration process which is way more entertaining! Especially the sand blasting the milling parts & polish parts! Something almost zen like watching him bring metals back to life!
Thank you :-)
I don't know which is more satisfying, the restoration or the editing
Yes
It's just the perfect combo: No annoying background music, no fast forwarding, no unnecessary commenting, just the work doing the talking. Thank you sir!
Did not expect dude to just machine up new screws and bolts
Conor Francis I know its amazing
That's one of the reasons I love watching this guy.
Good looks on the likes guys.This man deserves major props
The heat treatment to blacken them so the blend in was amazing
Why wouldn't he? If you're not going to do it right, then don't do it.
Ich weiß nicht über was ich mehr staunen soll: deinen Maschinenpark oder deine handwerklichen Fähigkeiten. Einfach nur wow, kann mir deine Restaurationsvideos stundenlang anschauen. Weiter so, wirklich ausgezeichnete Arbeit 👍
The best restoration channel with an actual machinist! Finally something more than just sanding/painting. This guy does it all!
Two most satisfying aspects of these videos: dude doesn’t talk and he makes his own nuts and bolts.
Even though it's no nut november. Oh wait..
Totally agree.
Makes his own rivets for goodness sake.
You should watch "The Machinist"
And no stupid music. Just machine sounds.
As it should be.
you are one of the few on RUclips that go "all out" on restoring an item, I know I could not afford one of your restored items as you put many hours into them, I was amazed at the level of the skill put into that coffee grinder.
After watching several of your videos I got my old Burg-Mühle BKF coffee grinder from the kitchen shelf (just for decoration), disassembled and cleaned it. Removed stains, etc. and now it’s working just fine. Thank you for the motivation to do this.
Absolute perfection! I cant believe you filled in the holes and re drilled them because the countersinks were too big! The attention to detail and your craftsmanship are unparalleled! Keep up the great videos!
On car restoration side of things using brass or if possible copper plate behind the sheet metal and fill weld it is pretty common method. This way molten metal has something to support it, so it wont just drop off and steel wont connect to brass or copper. Also those metals are great heat conductors, so heat is pulled from steel by copper or brass and this way thin sheet metal warping from heat is minimized. Plate being big enough it has enough mass to absorb and spread the heat on the material so it wont even melt.
@@Hellsong89 thanks for the explanation
I learned quite a bit there
Holy Smokes! This man makes his own Bolts and Nuts! The finished product...just wow!!
Thank you, much appreciated :-)
Ya I would love to have the tools and machinery to make nuts and bolts. Wow. Master class.
@@mymechanics , is this sort of a side hobby for you? Or is this what you do full time as gainful employment?
European man ( probably who talks german , probably swiss ) in late twenties shows tooling skills for us. Appreciated.
I never knew watching restoration videos and reading the words: "I make new ones" would bring me such joy
This one really hit home for me
My great grandmother had a set of kitchen gidgets that she had since she was a teenager, that included not only a coffee grinder, but also a grease strainer, percolator, and a variety of fancy metal hot holders. By the time she reached 90 the years of being stored and mistreated had taken their toll. When she died my mom and I were going to take them and work on restoring them.
When we got to her house,our relatives who lived closer had already cleared out the valuables, leaving behind what was left of the set in a trash bin with a dozen bottles of bear.
On the bright side we managed to save the pie rack.
Gidgits 😅
Especially for English-speaking posters. A Russian proverb: You can look at three things endlessly: how fire burns, how water flows and how other people work.
Damir 12345 thank you, damir. I am going to use this proverb forever now.
a german proverb: i'd rather watch a man work than watch him eat
That's what my boss do
and a fourth; how titties jiggle.
That's a beautiful proverb!
The degree of perfection is absolutely bonkers - but in a good way!
I didn't knew "bonkers" can be positive... Every day learning something new :)))
Best restoration channel on RUclips by far. Thanks for the great content
Without a doubt gotta give credit where it's due!!!
I’m addicted to your videos. I think the handle on the drawer would look nicer in something different than the yellow color. Just my opinion. Also, would have loved to watch you make a cup of coffee at the end and take a sip. Would have been so satisfying.
Even the craftmanship of the washer for the nuts was incredible! Love this.
The button of the sand blaster is blurred because of a "meme ", it's has been broken for years, and people always ask him to restore it, it's just a funny thing he did in the video, nothing else
I came to the comments to specifically find out why it was blurred. Thank you.
Thanks i was wondering why he did it
I noticed that too! Classic.
Thanks....I asked this question then came to comments looking for the answer (just encase nobody replied) ☺️☺️
I laughed when i noticed it blurred because previous video comments!!!
I love how he doesn't just fix things. No no. He fixes them, makes new pieces, and makes them pretty!
Yes!
It's sad how much he took the material off that was history just so it's "pretty" 😔.
I love restoring old coffee grinders. You made a great transformation. It looks fantastic. 🎉😮
So glad to hear that :-)
By far the most organized restoration Channel I am watching😊
Hahaha
It really is, most organized, pays attention to every part, detailed. Not just like others. Watched all of his vids and he is second to NONE. 😉
Real Restoration channel at its Best!
Completely agree. For such videos I want to make donations! :)
@@raygranita8756 others look quickie after this channel
@@MrGoodCatSCP one more thing, you gotta learn a new technique everytime.
I would love to see you restore a classic car from the ground up. No doubt in my mind that you could just build one from scratch including the motor. Superb work!!!
So many bolts to polish...
Ok ok there's a difference between cars and gadgets like this he might not even know much about cars😂😂😂
@@sargentr.a.t5468 Ha! I'm sure he would learn anything he needed to in order to make a perfect job.
This guy is extremely talented. He knows a lot about metal working and has all the tools.
He is Superhuman , MetalMan ...
Metal yes, but not the wood, he ruined the original nob ..
I think he is schooled as a precision engineer.
You can say that again
Now this is a old man that I like
Как я люблю старые вещи!
Спасибо Вам за работу!
😳 How my RUclips channel skipped from knitting to rusty coffee grinder I’ll never know....however, I sat mesmerized watching your process of restoration. Coming from a background in mfg I’ve always loved “How it’s made” and machinery and tools. This was awesome to watch. I had to forward to all my guy friends who make stuff. 👍👌🏼👏🏼🤙🏽
Algorythm 😄
Such a wholesome comment ☺️
Totally fascinating and relaxing to watch from start to finish....This mans skill with the machinery and tools for metal restoration knows no bounds..another quality video!!....
As a coffee enthusiast and someone with a hand grinder, I really wanted to see the grinder burrs restored as it really does matter. Grind size is one of the key elements in brewing consistently good coffee. This is the first restore video that I couldn't bring myself to hit the like button on (I didn't hit the dislike either because the rest of the work and this channel is still amazing)
Totally agree that was bugging me massively, what is the point of making it pretty if it doesn't bloody well work, further more grinding the burrs was the technical part I was looking forward too. Pointless, skillfull but pointless.
Вот что значит мастер! Отличная работа! Всегда смотрю с удовольствием.
i loved how you taped up your wrenches at the end to avoid any contact with the paint. amazing attention to detail!
European craftsmanship
The love in his work 360°
Better than most other "restoration" videos out there. He's the real deal.
Love that you pixelated the sandblaster switch. Another beautiful restoration.
I would never have thought that this coffee grinder was so beautiful when it was made ? Thanks 🙏 to you for making me see its true beauty.
And also they surely don’t make thing like they used to.
In a few years we will have RUclips channels doing plastic restoration on Chinese Goods🤨😄😄.
It's probably more beautiful than it ever was :D.
Chinese goods are made to be placed in landfill and pollute our water. 🤨😄😄
Complimenti da un appassionato di fai da te. Non servono altre parole!
When this guy says “perfect restoration “ it *will* be an almost perfect restoration
I dunno, the grinder itself looked pretty janky and worn still.
Eternal Space Gaming am I wrong for saying restoration rea-store-ation
Televicious Goober tbh he should have redone the whole grinder mechanism because it looked really beat up
At least it works how it works
When I saw the title I thought he was going to just remove the rust and paint it. I doubt that the new grinder was as perfect as it now
I just watched him restore the oiler in the other video and it warms my heart to see him use it here. Some people might just think hes making old things shiny again but to me its a reminder that just because some thing is broken down and been through some rough times doesn't mean its trash or that its no good. Thank you for these videos you are very skilled.
He goes beyond making things shiny, a lot of the youtub channels doing restoration videos JUST make it shiny again. He's basically re-manufacturing stuff back to (or better than) original spec.
What an enormous labour of love! Beautifully done, as always. I had other plans for this afternoon, but watching your videos always comes first. Thank you for sharing and for your excellent video techniques!
He has skills that almost seem lost in time. So patient and meticulous in his craft. I love seeing these old tools get restored and used again.
I'm glad people like you are still around to keep old appliances alive, well done with the restoration! It looks really good!
The transformation of the brass hopper cone was almost heartbreakingly beautiful.
Except, I would prefer that he brazed it instead of soldering.
there's nothing beautiful from a heartbreak so it's rather you use "wholeheartedly beautiful"
simply Hamy Sometimes beauty is heartbreaking, that’s a good thing.
I love how you say I need to make new screws and then make perfect screws. Like it’s no problem. Wow!
Beautiful work as always, I really like the attention to detail on the entire handle section.
I love the respect you show every single little piece of the machines you restore.
I am lost for words for the amount of skill, creativity, patience, and quality of the work you make. I like to try to guess what your next step is going to be to restore particular parts while I watch your videos. Most of the time I have zero idea of how to proceed, and then feel thoroughly enlightened and impressed when looking at your solution.
Very, very impressive. Thank you for your exceptional content!
I have watched dozens of his videos and the workmanship and quality is beyond belief.
But now i have him...the 4 screws are not indexed to be in the same direction...POW....got ya... : )
Great work and great videos. thank you
i appreciate the use of olive oil and covering your tools with tape for cleanliness. it's this attention to detail in all things that i appreciate. also, the testing of the finished product. nice work.
Thank you, much appreciated :-)
you can also use silicone grease to lubricate machines that are in contact with food
THIS SANDBLASTING WAS SO SATYSFYING!
Sir I can never stop telling you how much I love your work, you are a mastercrafter!
I love how you make the parts instead of buying from the hardware store. all the best to you and your channel
I don't know why, but this is one of my favorite videos.
Incredibly satisfying. But WHY ON EARTH didn't you end the video by making yourself a cup of coffee?? ^_^
Laurens Reumers
Would be perfect if he / she did.
Aaron Cha come on it’s obviously a he even by looking at the bone structure
@@thelonewanderer420 best not to assume though, that way it's impossible to look stupid
Because it's a coffee grinder, not a coffee maker. So he ground some coffee. Et voila!
Because after all that work he was ready for bed. No caffeine :)
I love what you’re doing. He is one of the only restoration channels that puts in the full work. Random recommendation for his videos and I love them. Every other RUclips who does this just removes rust, puts a new coat of paint, and done and ez RUclips money. This guy puts in the full work with no shortcuts. Never change and continue to do the things you do
Your restorations blow my mind every time great job!!! You threaded with a file... Absolutely epic
Je viens d'Algérie et je suis un grand fan des réparations que vous faites et des outils que vous utilisez
I already can't wait for the next project. The dedication and perfectionism on every single restoration is just amazing! Never stop restoring!
A straight masterpiece as always.
RUclips doesnt deserve you. You're just too good for us.
"You can always remove material but you can't add it back"
my mechanics: Hold my welder
I was thinking the same thing during the video a couple times haha
There is too much material removed from this part
I make a new one
Im a deisel tech and a welder. That's one thing we know that we have that wood workers dont
@@decembersveryown5935 wood glue and sawdust my friend.
@Pyotr Ilych Tchaikovsky big guts
These soothing meditations on perfection make the perfect antidote to watching an episode of Succession. Takes the taste out of your soul.
9:08 It's... It's beautiful :) Your care and attention is second to none. I also love that you kept the original wood. You've got such a great sense for what to keep and what to rebuild.
17:11 is even more beauthiful. Welding with bare hands.
Why did you pixelate the on/off switch for the sand blaster?
I think because it's broken and so many people commented on it, some mock-horrified. I guess it's a joke, that teh one broken and nonshiny thing in his shop is censored. :)
that's what you took away from this video?
Because it's a naughty green switch
( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
This honestly bothered me so much more than it should have. But it seems like it's a joke
YoadrianYolara it is not no
Let me give you a compliment for having such clean hands and nails ❤️❤️❤️
I noticed that too... I was looking for scars... surely he's cut his finger using that stuff. No gloves when countersinking those holes... gutsy.
I never cared for mechanics, but I watch your videos and can't stop)
There’s no other way to express this, except to say that this guy’s work is a masterpiece. It’s simply spectacular.
Couldn't agree more
Btw...
Hello!! Um I am conducting a survey for an internet debate, would you be interested in answering one question?
You sir are an artist, I watched how you treat every single part with care, also thanks for not making your vids with music, you're original keep up.
Love the way he's makes his own jigs, to make particular bolts.. this guy knows his stuff.👍
This is, hands down, the best restoration channel on RUclips. The attention to detail and quality of the end results are just phenomenal, always a pleasure to watch.
This is the type of craftsmanship we in the U.S. refer to when we talk about our grandfathers quality of work and detail to tasks. We have mostly lost this. You do superb work!
this was amazing...
but incomplete without a steaming cup of coffee as a finisher
weesh maybe he’s gonna sale it later)
yeahhh , i need 1 cup fresh coffe
10:41 There's no way. He'll have to make a new one-
11:14 ...Oh. Well there's no way it'll look perfec-
12:13 ...He's a witch.
100% witchcraft
Lmbo big facts
He's a master of his craft!
wizard*
Невидела дизлайков. Действительно,качественная и трудоемкая работа. Я купила такую как сувенир,деревянную,попробовала в работе,отлично перемалывает. Такую с удовольствием бы преобрела,молодец мастер🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Грамотный подход, отличное оборудование и здоровая педантичность. Не работа, а загляденье. Редко попадаются такие мастера, которые все делают так красиво и рационально. Сразу подписался
How do I explain to my boss that I’m tired because I stayed up watching someone restore a coffee grinder?!
haha good one ;-)
You could probably show him these videos.....He might understand your reason...😋😋
@@thechanandler5091 Better, he'd be so busy watching them, he wouldn't have time to yell at you...
Lol
Лт
This man restored his own hands because they're always clean :3
Hahahaha wow
𝑹𝒊𝒈𝒉𝒕! 𝑬𝒗𝒆𝒓𝒚𝒕𝒊𝒎𝒆 𝑰 𝒅𝒐 𝒂 𝒑𝒓𝒐𝒋𝒆𝒄𝒕 𝑰'𝒎 𝒂𝒏 𝒂𝒃𝒔𝒐𝒍𝒖𝒕𝒆 𝒎𝒆𝒔𝒔.
That's because he make a new one if they get ugly.
Zauberer !
Thissssss. So attractive to see nice hands.
I love watching these videos. They're so calming
The parts where he made his own screws, nuts, washers and rivets on the lathe satisfied me on so many levels.
I'm not going to lie. When I saw the "Perfect Restoration" in the title, I rolled my eyes a little. I was wrong to doubt you sir. I immediately subscribed.
Even when he lubricated a mechanism that is supposed to run dry? Seriously who wants a coffee that tastes like olive oil?
@@sitaylor3085 that was on the outside that doesn't touch the beans.
@@sitaylor3085 As an Italian, I'll take some olive oil in my coffee...
words can’t express how much joy this brings me. exceeding my expectations every time, and delivering splendid top-of-the-shelf craftsmanship... yes yes yes!
I did not think I would like the yellow, but man is that pretty! So bright and sunny. Like a bumble bee. Great job!
I like the fact that your videos have not music (and don't get me wrong, I love music); the contrast between loud sounds and silence it's very pleasing.
Amazing work btw!
Perfection. Your attention to detail and how far you take this restoration is astounding and a real pleasure to watch. Well done!!!
I'm very surprised that 30w soldering iron was hot enough to solder that larger piece of brass. That was a top-notch video!
I had to heat the part for quite a bit with max power on 450°C. Thanks man :-)
Your attention to detail is outstanding. The mark of a Mastercraftmen. Well done Sir.
i used lathe machine in my first semester of computer engineering. i dont know why lathe machines are so fascinating to see. i just love them
"I make a new ones" is the best part of these restoration videos. Excellent job as always.
Greetings from Bogotá, Colombia.
Óscar Murcia gave me anxiety through the rest of the video lol but ya made sense if he wants it functioning which is great
As someone who loves coffee and watches Restoration vids all the time, this is literally *HEAVEN* for me.
Awesome job!
Also you can use it to grind up marijuana to make doobies.
Pour moi, tu es l'un des meilleurs réparateurs que je suis sur RUclips
MM: "That's no good... I'll just have to make a new one."
*Lots of lathe action*
Brilliant work, you are the master of restoration.
Man, you're not normal! You make a masterpiece from the trash! Respect
Thank you very much :-)
I hope this channel continues to grow its so interesting and satisfying and he puts so much work and detail into each project.
My Mechanics to me is #1. But some of the other restoration channels on RUclips are pretty good too. Restoring these antique coffee grinders should be the measurement because they all have restored some amazing antique coffee grinders and the variety is vast.
I follow multiple similar channels, but you do the most thorough restorations. Keep up the good work!
Making new parts from scratch on the lathe gets me every time, us mere mortals wouldn’t even think of doing that.
Thinking of making new parts is something anyone can do, but actually doing it as well as he did isn't something just anyone can do
I have severe anxiety and watching this makes me so calm and satisfied 🤗
The fact you went and fixed the shoddy beveling job on the handle even though it was fine as was is great. Truly a craftsman that cares about his craft.