1920s Label Paster [Restoration]
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 พ.ค. 2019
- This restoration is on a 1920s Stikfast Label Paster made by The A.V. Ross Co. of Norwood, Ohio, USA. This tool seems to be fairly rare as there are only a few examples online and not much about the company that made it. The patent for it can be found here: patents.google.com/patent/US1...
The label paster top is copper plated for some reason, but the bottom is not. I do not know why. I really liked the look of copper, brass, and iron used in this machine. The brass components were stone-washed and lightly repaired. Some brass discs had cracks in them, but not large enough to affect the function of the tool.
I decided to get some practice on hand painting brass labels and took the time to do just that with the smallest brush I could find.
I feel like this tool would not be very practical since the glue in the bottom part would start to harden if it wasn't always being used. I also imagine that cleanup would be more time than it's worth.
It's nice to do some work on a smaller and less complicated tool after spending months on a chainsaw.
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There is a distinct reason this man commands the #1 spot for favorite restoration TH-camrs. He's thorough, he's methodical, he's hilarious and now I've learned he's musical!
Haha thank you!
Literally the best part of every single video is the sandblasting with the head bump. I live for that haha.
I have no idea what a label paster even is but you better believe I’m looking forward to seeing one restored
I really like that you restored the original roller as well as made a replacement, it’s nice to see the original tool respected but also to see it improved!
7:32 G'day Chris here, and welcome back to clickspring! :)
12:33 - Chris runs screaming into the Outback
We ran out of time, but he's up for doing something for a future video.
@@HandToolRescue Restoring the ORIGINAL Antikythera device....Challenge! :-)
@izee That was my first thought when I saw the file work on that disk. :-D
This is why I love your channel! I half expected a grin at the camera when you were sandblasting, but then you go and make a music video right in the middle. You are very creative and the funniest guy on TH-cam! Thank you so much for brightening up my day!
Congratulations, I think your blog is the only one I've watched with the ability to watch welding first hand through a darkened lens.
I've been missing your happy videos lately, so I decided to watch some of your old ones. I feel better now.
What an illusion this restoration has given me. I have been using this machine for more than 30 years in the company I work for. Thank you for making me live this nostalgia for old machines, I love them ...
I was sad to see no intro until I saw the one man band. You are a genius. Thanks for the video.
Hahah, it's coming back next video!
I can see why not much is probably known about the company that made this. It’s such an impractical and messy tool! I can already feel the glue getting all over my hands and making the table sticky. Regardless, it is very important to preserve these tools as they give us a look at how creative people were to find solutions for problems
A post from Hand Tool Rescue! It's going to be a good day! Yours is the restoration channel by which I judge all others... no one else seems to make the grade when it comes to: unique projects, quality of restoration, outstanding results, and entertainment. I loved the musical interlude! Thanks for posting!
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The others do have one thing over HTR that he hasn’t been able to do. Others seem to be able to restore rusty plastic cases like rusty blue plastic Makita drills. HTR will never reach their level no matter how low they go. 😉
@@Crewsy you must mean the fake restorations...i have to agree with you there.
I'm addicted to these dang videos now.
Wow I just watched this video TWICE and it's amazing!
This is one ☝🏻 of my favorite videos of your many restorations! You are a riot!!😎👍🏻😂🤣😅 and you still maintain your brilliant craftsmanship!👍🏻❤️😃
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I was in AWE.. I haven't seen a power hacksaw since Machinist school in the 60's, THANK YOU for including that, very nostalgic!!!
Stoney
Just when I thought it couldn't get any worse that the intro wasn't played, you stop with a mid video music break...AND TOTALLY REDEEMED YOURSELF! Great job as always.
My thoughts exactly but, lets not forget the hand tool tongue sticking out of the paster at the end.
This video alone has so many tips and tricks its almost overwhelming! I love it! Thanks you!
Turned out great btw!
One of the things I really appreciate is how you take the time to use the correct tool for the job ;)
I’ve never seen one of these before. Beautiful work, as always!
Great restoration as always. I had no idea that was even a thing. Watching you re-file the grooves in the wheels, I thought I was watching Click Spring for a minute. Great job, even without the super campy 80's sitcom intro.
Yay another video from the only real restoration channel!!! I can’t watch more than 30 seconds of the other channels! Too many shortcuts and not enough attention to detail
Yeah there are a few really bad channels out there. Burying something you machined a week ago so you can dig it up, grind off the rust and spray paint it doesn't count as a restoration
Drop the beat, lol! laughing so hard at the music break!
The face into the blasting cabinet glass always makes me laugh
You are so funny 🤣
Am I alone in saying that the "simpler" restorations are the best to watch? I mean that its great to watch something like a 2 man chainsaw or the bandsaw (which I envy on a daily basis) being brought back to working life. It is astounding. Theres just a bit of something extra in giving tools like this, that would have likely been tossed in the trash due to convenience/cost when they were used a 2nd shot.
You are a wizard, my friend!
Love your restorations!!! Very cool old machines that worked well for their day. Your comic relief additions are gold! Keep up the good work!!!!
I just love to see old things coming back to life, its art !!!
That face plant onto the booth gets me every time!
That's a cool machine and well worked. I hope you can restore your dancing next time.
My dancing is so exquisite mere mortals cannot comprehend it.
Hahahahaha
@@HandToolRescue It's getting pretty rusty, not gonna lie.
I absolutely love your channel and videos. Thanks for the smiles you give with your channel 😊
I like how all these restoration video give everything a better finish then it probably had factory
Your entertainment included in each vid is great. At 10:00 on this one was a musical composition of brilliance. Thank you, Maestro.
Loved the impromptu gig. Thank you 🙂
The one and only thing missing from this video is your co-star Nutella! Still, always a thrill when you release a new video.
And here I'm sitting again, watching someone else work.
I love hardwork, I could watch it all day.
I couldn't stop laughing when you did that "music". Especially when you banged your head on that sandblaster 😂😂😂 too funny. I love the result. Looking great 👌🤗
Aslo
I'm so glad your channel exists!!!!!!!!
Man, I'm dead 😂 for that sound plz do this all time 🤣👍
That came out real pretty. Memories from yesteryear.
Nowadays this is all massive machine produced.
Very cool.
Great job H.T.R. that resto came up fantastic brother. The best thing i like about you is your spontaneity, i found myself nodding away during your add lib musical interlude, it was very fitting i thought. Again best resto channel second to none mate. Love ya work.
Great job and thank you for the amazing painting tips!
I was born, raised, and still live in Norwood, OH. I know the site this company operated on. Very cool to see it in your video!
I love your sense of humor!
Your videos not only entertain but are informative! You show us some very interesting items!
Eric.. the original and true Rock god of restorations 👍🎸
Great restoration but your secret is out now that you showed the magic at the end.
It’s not only a label paster but also a label duplicator. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Nice job welding up that base 👍 cool project and loving the musical interlude 😂
The brass tag alone is a work of art!!....its cliche but they really "don't make em like they used to"
The way the discs look together is ingenious.
That music video made my day!! So this is basically something that rolls adhesive onto a piece of paper
Another great video who knew you were so musical And such an amazing dancer
I finally figured out what to engrave on that wrench “ if a man made it a man can fix it”
Cool device! Nice tear down and clean up. Beautiful restoration.
Looks great. Bet it was really messy to use.
I especially enjoyed the musical interlude. 😁😁😁
Lovely work! I'm looking forward to watching the saw refurb!
Wow, that certainly is an interesting saw you showed there
Amazing! Such a good work, as always. Plus: skill, equipment, knowledge of an engineer...surplus knowing how to set it on camera, that shows an amazing creativity and humor. I'm a big fan, eventhough I don't show it normally. But right now (and thats my second comment on YT) your videos are very much fun to look at. Well done, Mr Detail!!! To close it: Keep on working as you do! THX a lot! Greets from Germany!
sound mix was AWESOME!
One of the few channels I get excited for 👍
I was waiting for your quirkiness! You didn’t disappoint!
This is the prettiest little machine!
That restoration was Great Captain.
The musical montage was totally brilliant!
A brilliant video surpassing even your phenomenally high standard.
Cool!
Useful for that old-world look and feel.
That is a well used machine!
Somebody took pretty good care of it too.
Thanx for a nice rescue buddy!
Awesome tune, btw. lol
Loved the music break! Great job!
Never been this early before. Love your videos.
Greetings from Denmark
I cried the way you used your scissors.😭
RIP scissors
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Great video - loved the 'rhythm scene' - you are great at what you do and at the same time hilarious.
I love seeing some of the more obscure tools being used to open & repair things - like the absolute beast scale lockable pliers used to remove a ratchet. : D
Nicely done!
Thanks for the video.
I love your videos so much they bring a smile to my face every time. Plus I am learning new things from every video.😀
Another fun and exciting video! Keep them coming. Love the humor you add to your videos. I actually only live about 40 minutes northwest of that address. When I was younger. About 30 years ago. I worked at an auto parts store one street over. I don't think that building is there anymore.
It looked like a Yamaha RD LC 350 gear-box I once saw...after a gruelling race. With beat and all. What a video!
Putting hot glue on the tongs is ghetto an genius at the same time! Also, I love your little music piece at 10:00 !
Путин - вор! И, надеюсь, его скоро казнят...)))
А мелодия восхитительная! И с чувством юмора у автора все замечательно...)))
Great video and rescue and to find out you’ve got rhythm too-such a talented dude.
The sand blaster gag is funny EVERY TIME.
Dude I love your videos!! Always great learning and entertainment!! Keep them coming!
Dude, funny hilarious and on beat. Another great restoration video as always
Awesome video as always! I have a pro tip for your bandsaw when you are cutting small objects, but the baseplate has a huge opening around the blade, as seen at 11:36 You can take a sacrificial wooden plate, cut it until it lines up with the rear of the baseplate, then put a pair of visegrips to hold it down. you can now cut the small pieces precisely since the sacrificial plate will provide support all the way in to the blade itself. :)
Super job on the brass name plate.
Pretty cool machine bro, well done . I love the style of these old pieces.
You make it look so easy.
Great work!
Well done as always brother
Very good restoration 👍👍👍
Musical talent as well as great restro skills!...Nice!
A labor paster
That raised more questions than it awnsered
Your channel should be 1000000000 subscribers
Good job
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Your beard, man... is epic.
The best!! luv your videos. RGS from Italy
Very nice. Great skills.
You have the most humorous content! I have another trick for you....how to extend the life of the plexiglass viewing panel on your sandblaster. Take a section of metal bug screen (you know, for a door or window). Needs to be metal for durability. Crumple it up, then straighten it out....not perfectly. You want those crinkles. Mount it to the inside of the plexiglass panel with some offsets so that there is about one inch of space between the screen and plexi. You can obviously see through the screen, but it helps to prevent blast media from hitting the plexi.
Loved what you did with the manufacturer plate. Great paint skills!
Great job as always!! And on your rock tumbler you should add white swimming pool sand to it your pease's will come out a lot smother
I love watching your videos.
Great video and restoration... the music montage brightened up my day.
Nice work! 👍🏻👊🏻
Loved the improvised musical recital! If you decide to do an album, put me down for a copy!! ☮🙃
Music break was awesome . Loved the faceplant beat
Awesome again!
I love this channel ❤ thanks for what you do
I like your job and vídeos, and this one also has rhythm 😅😅💪💪🖒🖒🖒🖒👏👏👏👏
Okay, okay! You earned a thumbs up for the Tool Jam.