I hope you enjoyed the video. Here is a brief mention of the project. The powder coating is especially suitable for food. All metal parts were nickel-plated. This means no rust can occur. The sieve was made of copper.
Should have tinned the copper else it will corrode and make acid fruits taste bad and possibly lead to copper poisoning. There is a reason copper cookware is tinned.
It turned out very nicely, but one thing is not good, even though it looks really good. The copper sieve is rather unhealthy, as copper will definitely react with the fruit acid in the fruit. A stainless steel sieve would be much better here. Otherwise a clear varnish coating on the copper sieve is necessary. Copper sulphate is poisonous!
Vielen dank für deinen kommentar. Ich habe mir ein wenig überlegt welche Farbe ich verwenden soll. Anfangs hab ich an Weiß oder Silber gedacht, aber danach hab ich das Blau gefunden. Ich wollte es sofort haben. Es passt auch gut mit den Polierten Metallteilen sehr gut. Grüße aus Bremen 👋
@@MWRestoration Danke für deine Antwort. Dafür hast du ja den Schriftzug silbern lackiert. Das sieht edel aus und passt gut zu dem Blau. Oft werden die Kontraste zu stark gewählt, etwa: Objekt schwarz, Schriftzug weiß oder so. Das zerstört die Optik. Bei der vielen Mühe einer Restauration sollten auch stimmige und schöne Farben- und kombinationen das Objekt krönen, wie bei dir. Grüße aus Hannover.
Softsoldering the copper mesh....with sour/ acid based fruit juice. I hope the soldering was lead free. In other case, you will recive your daily dose of lead, everytime you make a juice. Fix that with a hart soldring / welding, with silver welding. They come in strings. Or just bent the copper mesh together. And hammer it into old size. Sort of flaten it out. And yes, if it is lead free, then you are good to go. 🎉 taa daa!
Sir, over time I have watched large numbers of restoration videos where the metals used are Brass, Bronze or Copper. Yet to date, I have not seen anyone using 'Brazing to join two pieces. Do people simply not use this method any more? You certainly have made an excellent job of this item. Thank you for sharing !
Same corkscrew mechanism as my bench cranked hand operated meat grinder. Must be similar era. Amazing what they were able to come up with just using simple mechanically operated parts isn't it. Great work man, liked and subbed.
It's fascinating to see how similar mechanical mechanisms were used in various tools and devices from the same era. The ingenuity of using simple mechanical parts to achieve complex functions is indeed remarkable. Thank you for liking and subscribing! Your support is much appreciated. If you have any more questions or if there's anything else you'd like to discuss, feel free to let me know! 😊👍🔧
Thank you so much! I'm glad you liked how the colander part turned out. If you have any more comments or questions, feel free to share. Your feedback is greatly appreciated! 👌😊
Wow it was amazingly in great condition to begin with for being so old! But u did great at bringing it back to life! I love these videos and can watch them all day!
One would imagine that this is just a display piece. Judging by the considerable amount of time put in to it… I seriously doubt anyone is going to pay this kind of money for a manual juicer. If they do… they deserve all the copper they can consume.🤷♂️👍🥃
Copper for the filter is a bad idea. Acidic fruits will leach copper which makes everything taste bad and too much will be toxic. Aluminum or stainless would be better.
What a beautiful job thank you, 👍What patience too to drill the multitude of holes in the filtre 🥴.. Presentations of the different video plans very well done.. Presentations of the different video plans very well done.. 😊In the end, what a good fruit juice, a treat🍇🍒🍓
Использование медного сетки большая ошибка. Оксид меди (а медь будет окисляться при контакте с продуктами) плохо влияет на почки, печень и мозг. Вместо медной сетки надо использовать нержавейку.
Increíble e impecable la forma detallada de trabajar y una paciencia superior para hacer el colador de cobre , mención aparte,la calidad de los materiales antiguos ,un poco de trabajo y están como nuevos .. felicitaciones
Amazing, this is the oldest juicer I have seen. Until now I thought the oldest one was an electric juicer patented in 1937. I hope you used lead free solder on the screen.
the tree is very fond of oil, linseed oil exactly. it polymerizes well, which greatly prolongs the life of wooden products. they crack and crack less. and after polymerization, it can also be covered with paints and other things.
Very beautiful restoration. But as an art object. When trying to use it practically, small steel parts and screws will rust, the mesh will also oxidize. Maybe it should have been nickel-plated. In any case, I am happy to give you a Like.
Thank you! Ingenuity can lead to some truly amazing and creative solutions. If you have any specific questions or if there's anything else you'd like to discuss, feel free to share, and I'll be happy to assist. 😊🌟🛠️
I hope you enjoyed the video. Here is a brief mention of the project. The powder coating is especially suitable for food. All metal parts were nickel-plated. This means no rust can occur. The sieve was made of copper.
Should have tinned the copper else it will corrode and make acid fruits taste bad and possibly lead to copper poisoning. There is a reason copper cookware is tinned.
А что за припой для меди? Он не опасен для пищевых продуктов?
🤯👍👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🇺🇲
It turned out very nicely, but one thing is not good, even though it looks really good. The copper sieve is rather unhealthy, as copper will definitely react with the fruit acid in the fruit. A stainless steel sieve would be much better here. Otherwise a clear varnish coating on the copper sieve is necessary. Copper sulphate is poisonous!
this old equipment is 10 times better than a lot juice makers at the market.
Mmmm yes I love copper in my juice
Fr😭
the punching of the 700 holes was so satisfying to me for some reason. Great work as always!
That is very good 😁. Thanks for your comment
I love that blue colour so much, it looks so cool
Wow!! It’s a Italian machine! I’m Italian too. I’m loving it! ❤
A very good Italian machine. She has survived for so many years. greetings from Germany
Why can’t everyone produce simple elegant restorations like this?
Thanks for watching and for your kind words I really appreciate it 👍🙂❤
Das Teil passt jetzt in jede Designer Küche. Ich mag diese alten Geräte. Schönes Video. 👍👍👍👍👍
You are one of the best guys in restoration you get time to replace old staff which can't work instead of trying to force it work
Beautiful restoration, well done, love the color. Very labor intensive restoration, honestly, better than new.
Thank you very much for your comment my friend. I actually put a lot of work into the project, but the result is beautiful 😊
27 * 27 = 729. The amount of holes you made is almost a squared number.
That part took the longest time I bet. And thanks for the video
Thanks 👍
That is such a pretty shade of blue.
pretty sure that copper strainer is going to react to the acid of the fruit, making it taste funny...
I like your restoration - and the "fruity" colour you have chosen fits very well to the fruit press. Sehr sehenswert!
Vielen dank für deinen kommentar. Ich habe mir ein wenig überlegt welche Farbe ich verwenden soll. Anfangs hab ich an Weiß oder Silber gedacht, aber danach hab ich das Blau gefunden. Ich wollte es sofort haben. Es passt auch gut mit den Polierten Metallteilen sehr gut. Grüße aus Bremen 👋
@@MWRestoration Danke für deine Antwort. Dafür hast du ja den Schriftzug silbern lackiert. Das sieht edel aus und passt gut zu dem Blau. Oft werden die Kontraste zu stark gewählt, etwa: Objekt schwarz, Schriftzug weiß oder so. Das zerstört die Optik. Bei der vielen Mühe einer Restauration sollten auch stimmige und schöne Farben- und kombinationen das Objekt krönen, wie bei dir. Grüße aus Hannover.
Most beautiful restoration video I have ever seen, congratulations dear brother.
Softsoldering the copper mesh....with sour/ acid based fruit juice. I hope the soldering was lead free. In other case, you will recive your daily dose of lead, everytime you make a juice.
Fix that with a hart soldring / welding, with silver welding. They come in strings. Or just bent the copper mesh together. And hammer it into old size. Sort of flaten it out. And yes, if it is lead free, then you are good to go. 🎉 taa daa!
Beautiful colour.Brilliant restoration 😍
Sir, over time I have watched large numbers of restoration videos where the metals used are Brass, Bronze or Copper. Yet to date, I have not seen anyone using 'Brazing to join two pieces. Do people simply not use this method any more? You certainly have made an excellent job of this item. Thank you for sharing !
Stunning work, nice colours.. wish I could find.such old.treasures ❤️👍
Потрясающая работа. лайк и подписка
Woo.. good job my Friends..like New..
Thanks bro 😊
I wish these practical and interesting tools were still produced today
Same corkscrew mechanism as my bench cranked hand operated meat grinder. Must be similar era. Amazing what they were able to come up with just using simple mechanically operated parts isn't it. Great work man, liked and subbed.
It's fascinating to see how similar mechanical mechanisms were used in various tools and devices from the same era. The ingenuity of using simple mechanical parts to achieve complex functions is indeed remarkable. Thank you for liking and subscribing! Your support is much appreciated. If you have any more questions or if there's anything else you'd like to discuss, feel free to let me know! 😊👍🔧
Incredible work. You’re in the elite class of YT restorers (upper 1%). Thank you for sharing your tremendous talents.
Thanks for watching and for your kind words I really appreciate it 👍🙂❤️
I absolutely love the color. You did a very fine restoration ❤
Awesome job 👌. Love how your colander part turned out
Thank you so much! I'm glad you liked how the colander part turned out. If you have any more comments or questions, feel free to share. Your feedback is greatly appreciated! 👌😊
Victorians loved their gadgets. Imagine if they had cell phones back then. That blue powder coat is gorgeous, by the way.
Wow it was amazingly in great condition to begin with for being so old! But u did great at bringing it back to life! I love these videos and can watch them all day!
The filter mesh you made out of copper should never be used with anything acidic! It's going to corrode and leave copper in your juice
I like copper juice tho.....
It looks like copper... But is it so?
It could be coated with a lacquer, or if cleaned thoroughly would survive quite some time before breaking down and contaminating
Would be easier if the maker of this channel would reply... Makes me think he is wrong and the ladies comment is right... Eeew unsubscribed
One would imagine that this is just a display piece.
Judging by the considerable amount of time put in to it…
I seriously doubt anyone is going to pay this kind of money for a manual juicer.
If they do… they deserve all the copper they can consume.🤷♂️👍🥃
I've just finished watching the "Saw" movies and with that still on my mind, those ending shots hit different man... 😬
Copper for the filter is a bad idea. Acidic fruits will leach copper which makes everything taste bad and too much will be toxic.
Aluminum or stainless would be better.
También una buena idea galvanizado con nickel
Superb finishes, wonderful restoration.
Thank you for your compliment 😊
Perfect job
Thanks 😊
Excellent Restoration! Great Job!
Thanks 😊
Amazing restoration, thanks.
That’s a beautiful machine
Thanks 😊
That's a lovely colour!
Thanks 😊
Beautiful restoration, we’ll done sir.
Love the color my son likes this one because it looks like Manchester city blue 💙
The copper sieve and solder should not come into contact with food.
What a beautiful job thank you, 👍What patience too to drill the multitude of holes in the filtre 🥴.. Presentations of the different video plans very well done.. Presentations of the different video plans very well done.. 😊In the end, what a good fruit juice, a treat🍇🍒🍓
Lovely restoration job, loving the blue 👍
Использование медного сетки большая ошибка. Оксид меди (а медь будет окисляться при контакте с продуктами) плохо влияет на почки, печень и мозг.
Вместо медной сетки надо использовать нержавейку.
Perfect restauration, i love shiny copper.
Beautiful! I love the color.
Gorgeous!!!
I'm glad you find it gorgeous!
Many thanks, me and my son enjoyed the video
Well, that's a new subscription for me! Well done!
Brilliant. Such a great restoration 👍👍
Really beautiful work ! 👍💙🌺🌺🌺🌺🙂👏👏👏🌺🌺🌺
Incredible restoring..loved the colour
If I got serious about juices I'd want one like this over one that was mostly plastic and headed to a landfill after a few years of use.
You are absolutely right. Back then things were built very simply but effectively. Which juicer would survive 120 years today? 🫠
Amazing restoration and color 😊
Parabéns pelo trabalho 🎉🎉
Obrigado 😊
Hi, great job, well done. Cheers :)
Hello! Thank you for your kind words. I'm here to help, so if you have any questions or need assistance with anything, feel free to ask. 😊👍
@@MWRestoration Hi, many thanks, best regards :)
Beautiful piece and great restore.
Them screws was a thing of beauty
Is the solder for the copper mesh safe? Also don't put anything acidic on the copper mesh!
Congratulations you the best
Beautiful! I'd much prefer to have this juicer rather than what they're making now!
Richtig Gut. Klasse! Weiter so! LG
Excelente restauração!!!😊
Obrigado 😊
Increíble e impecable la forma detallada de trabajar y una paciencia superior para hacer el colador de cobre , mención aparte,la calidad de los materiales antiguos ,un poco de trabajo y están como nuevos .. felicitaciones
Beautiful Restoration
Methodical Masterpiece
Excellent work!
Just fyi for those in the U.S.A. who don't know, rapeseed oil is the same as canola oil.
That looks better than new, but how did you find one with all the parts?
Very smooth ❤
Thanks 😊
The colour of the juice and the texture of the pulp was very Sweeny Todd 😂
Brilliance just Brilliance wow
Восстановление сока? Может всё-таки соковыжималки?
Сетку зря из меди сделал. Фоуктовый сок ее окислять будет, и будут появляться соли меди, которые ядовиты
Way cool restoration! Love it!
Excellent 👏🏻👏🏻
Perfeito! Parabéns.
Obrigado 😊
Amazing, this is the oldest juicer I have seen. Until now I thought the oldest one was an electric juicer patented in 1937.
I hope you used lead free solder on the screen.
the tree is very fond of oil, linseed oil exactly. it polymerizes well, which greatly prolongs the life of wooden products. they crack and crack less. and after polymerization, it can also be covered with paints and other things.
Love to see this model get used. That’s the point of these awesome appliances, right?
Very good!
I'm from Americana SP Brasil.
This was so good!
Estou viciado nos seus vídeos.
Seu trabalho é muito bom parabéns
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Very beautiful restoration. But as an art object. When trying to use it practically, small steel parts and screws will rust, the mesh will also oxidize. Maybe it should have been nickel-plated.
In any case, I am happy to give you a Like.
One single issue. Any acid fruits (oranges, etc) will ruin the interior coating. Maybe enamel or any other chemically neutral finish will help
Awesome ingenuity!!!
Thank you! Ingenuity can lead to some truly amazing and creative solutions. If you have any specific questions or if there's anything else you'd like to discuss, feel free to share, and I'll be happy to assist. 😊🌟🛠️
@@MWRestoration you never disappoint in the ingenuity catagory!
The symmetrical ending shots could easily be in a Kubrick movie
*Show Top Restoration!*
Awesome job ! But why dont you sandblast the treads?
Un travaille d'exception
NICE!!!!!
Thanks 🤩😊
*Шикарная вещь!*
Muito bom seu trabalho
Top demais.
DEUS abençoe
Que trabalho fantastico.
alguen habla españoool y que buena restauracion me gusta mucho tu contenido
Wow cool
I'm glad you think it's cool! 😊👍
Молодец 👍
I hope the solder you used is lead free. Very nice video though :-)
Love the blue color! What RAL is it?