Nice restoration. But you should restore the brand name label into it to be a full restoration. Also add some caption in your videos to be more informative of what you are doing, like citing the chemicals or tools you used. And don't skip some items like the knobs or wirings that you did. Did you restored it or bought a replacement?. Hope your future videos will do some improvement soon.
@@TomsBackyardWorkshop I know. Sometimes people assume that just because your watching TH-cam means you don't know anything. I always welcome constructive criticism.
Best part is, in addition to seeing the item being restored, which is so much fun, we also get an idea of the internal workings of the gadget. I am hooked on to these restoration videos since past 2-3 days. Really satisfying to watch 👍
Of all the restorations I've watched, this is one of the few items I would just LOVE to have. I'm an absolute pizza freak for life, and this little oven is gorgeous!
Pizza is bad for you. Ask God for forgiveness and kick the habit before your soul is gone forever. Repentance is required in order for Jesus our lord and savior to allow you back in to the light of his loving embrace! Do it NOW OR THE WRATH OF GOD SHALL RAIN DOWN UPON YOU LIKE HELL FIRE !!!!!! also, I'm gay
The glass-scraping reminded me of Baumgartner Restoration’s “Scraping, Scraping, Scraping Or A Slow Descent Into Madness”. Must’ve been painful, but the end result was surely amazing. Props to you!
While I enjoy Baumgartner's video, this actually reminded me of Aurikatariina. She has a 5 step oven cleaning method. I think the main step is putting plastic wrap over the oven cleaner for 1 hour, but she always has her scraper going.
Advice from a pizza chef: always have to cooking device heated and ready to go before putting in the pizza, this allows the outside of the dough to cook before the inside, this gives it the crispy crust on the outside and steam to build on the inside, giving you those big bubbles at the crust. Putting the pizza into a cold cooking device will slowly heat up and cook the dough, which is why your pizza didn't have the classic look on the crust and appeared to be really soft, but if that was your goal all along then, no dramas
Its a good restoration, but you should kept the original logo/mark of the oven because we lose the origin of the item... Edit. Or print a new one considering the state of the original. In any case, I repeat that it is a decent restoration :)
22.45 : WOW I never thought it would end up to be shining glass! All is amazing! This not being only professional, but super patient and that's because you extremely love what you're doing. Chapeau.
This must’ve taken a long time. I have to tell you I’m absolutely impressed. I look forward to seeing other big projects restored like this one. Working electronics is what I like to see restored. And pizzas one of my favorite foods. Very good job!
It’s like watching a magician… those black gloves, the way you hold things up and turn them, and then of course the final product is a magic trick going from trash to a beautiful restored work of art! Watching these videos calms me so much, idk why it’s just relaxing.
I was about to comment the same! Restoration is like magic and I am so here for all these people returning things to what they were supposed to look like :)
@@ToriEnglishArtsandPaws plus we all know things were made to last back then now it’s all plastic and lasts a couple months and then end up in the garbage which sucks. I have household items including working kitchen gadgets that my grandma had for 30+ years and I use them to this day.
@@love.wildly.live.fearlessly Oh for sure! I thrift a lot for this exact reason - no need to buy something that looks like it belongs in the hospital, when I can get something that looks lived in for lesser prices :) It also just looks better to me. The "everything needs to be neat and white" fashion really doesn´t appeal to me. If it's made of wood, why paint it? I´m currently stripping my dad's old table of chalk paint, so I know this feeling of letting the wood shine through finally.
@@ToriEnglishArtsandPaws yes I love wood. Most of our items are solid oak from my mom and it’s lasted 50/60 years it’s amazing. I also am not a fan of that weird white clean look it just seems too sterile like a hospital which makes me not feel at home.
@@love.wildly.live.fearlessly I happened by accident in my current flat, when I moved in. I was in a place of just wanting my family to leave me alone and so I ended up just choosing things really fast... Which meant my mother technically did the interior design here. It's very Scandinavian Light, which I, as a Dane, despise. Everything is white and these very pale icey blue colours - it looks terrible.
I would never have guesses that this crusty steel plate is actually a glass pane! Outstanding job getting this clean, and great restoration over all. I'm subscribing
Really great job!! Two tricks to help you on your next project.. Using a glass jar with screw on lid,attach a long bolt through the lid ,fill it with sand,and use it as a tumbler to clean any nuts,bolts and screws using your electric drill to spin it... Second,using "Easy-Off Oven cleaner", will remove that carbon build up instead of having to scrape it with razor!! Just spray on let sit for an hour,and it will wipe off!!! Hope this helps!!!
It's so saticfying to see something being restored so precizely. Thank you for the content and I can agree on "Thank you for not putting any music over the restoration sounds." And over all the project really caught my interest, as I started working with sourdough on pizza stones recently. :D
Pizza oven, nothing fancy An old masterpiece, but at that time it was useful for the purpose Greetings to you You are an artist in the true sense of the word...
I hope you burned that a few times before you put Pizza in it and ate it! Also I don't know why you didn't keep the emblem. It would have looked much better with it and it cleaned up really well so I don't know why you didn't use it. Great job enjoyed watching thank you! 😁🇨🇦✌
We take waffles seriously in our house th-cam.com/users/postUgkxUfphIgghPSpAXNq6OG2WRYsFVqylcqMn and worked our old one through many years of Sunday brunches till it finally gave out on us. Our old one only made two at a time, this one makes four! Nicely sized 1 inch thick which are lovely! Now the kids don't have to wait as long to eat our weekly waffle breakfast and everyone's are hot if we wait and eat all together! Setting 3 seems to work perfect for golden brown. Be sure to pour the batter in the center of each waffle square, not the center of the iron like the novice that posted the scorched waffles photo. About a 1/4 to 1/3 cup of batter in each seemed to work well for us. We tested making just one at a time so we could use all the remaining batter and it made it just as fluffy and golden as when we made 4!
Ví esto y encontre unos detalles a mejorar la proxima vez (Digo esto por que trabajaba limpiando hornos de pollo y Rational) 1.Los metales que están con grasa carbonizada, en vez de usar la pistola de arena, hubieras untado con soda caustica para comer esa grasa y a la vez todo el oxido. 2.Los vidrios debiste haber sumergido con una solucion de agua a 60°C con un antigrasa fuerte por 10 minutos (Te hubiese ahorrado un montón de tiempo restregandolo) 3.El color negro esta muy bueno. Pero me hubiese gustado ver todos los metales nickelizados para reflejar mejor el calor adentro del horno. 4.Bien ahi con el papel de aluminio, para no escapar el calor. Por todo los demas, buena restauración
I think you did a really great job in refurbishing the pizza 🍕 maker. I do wish that you'd kept the original decal/maker's mark on the glass, or fabricated a new one. I still think u did a great job. It is a very cool little piece of nostalgia to see. The reason original maker's should be acknowledged, even if it is you who brings it back to life, is because someone at one time worked hard to create something. It was someone's passion so to speak. All in all, it was a very interesting video to watch. It made me kind of wish I could have been there helping, and learning. Keep at it!
One of the few channels that nails the asmr. Doesn't linger on a specific part for too long. No music, the only sound is the restoration process. So nice and genuinely relaxing. And you get to see old things look brand new again. Love this channel 💗
I was honestly hoping you would polish and nickel plate the exterior, matching the art-deco style of the '50s, but the black paint actually worked really well! That pizza looks incredible, by the way! 🤤
Mr. R, you've probably heard this before. I stopped using wd40 to loosen bolts a couple decades ago. It's works well as a water displacement when winterizing your boat engine. I only use pb blaster for penetrating oil.
If the rust is homemade then there is no worry about screws coming out of what is essentially newish metal made to look old. This channels name should be Mr patina instead of Mr Rust.
@@xbahamutzero With over 30 years as a heavy equipment mechanic, their testing doesn't compare. PB blows them out of the water, I've used them all. WD40 isn't a penetrating liquid, It only displaces water.
I really hope that paint and tape safe to use something that produces that much heat - and something that is being used to prepare food. I don't think I would eat anything you prepare in that oven.
Just an awesome restoration through and through bro', seeing the before and after in the end was incredibly satisfying, and that pizza, dang, I wonder if there are pizza makers like this here in the 🇵🇭
You can't do very wrong with using a pizza-stone for your stove. simply heat it with the grill function, dial back the heat and put your pizza on. If you have a mason nearby, a piece of limestone or sandstone might work, although it might crack in the heat.
Love the restoration, you are one of the few restorers that actually believe in hand safety. I have seen others that will use razor knives and blades with their bare hands. As a former maintenance supervisor, I really appreciate that. Have you tried using flap wheels instead of sand paper on some of your projects?
What a way to turn a old and rusty equipment into a workable equipment again, heroes save lives, but for you, you save equipments and household items. Amazing Work. Feel free to call yourself equipment hero! Because that is who you are!
29:20 зачем мучиться? В железную банку с песком, плотно закрыть, к банке приспособить шпильку, зажать в шуруповёрт, включить и оставить минут на 10. Они сами блестящие будут и без этого.
Before restoration: 🎶A girl went back to Napole, because she missed the scenery, the native dances and the charming songs, but wait a minute! Something’s wrong!!! After restoration: HEY MAMBO! MAMBO ITALIANO!!! 😂 Sorry, I couldn’t resist!!! Fantastic job!!! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Forgive me, but did you NOT use some sort of anti-chafe on the power cord coming in? It's literally cord vs. metal...anddd it's gonna fail pre maturely...and it's made of metal? That screams a hella hazard to me...not bashing the job! It was great. And maybe I am judging too early? But at the end when he's putting the knob on it's clear as day? Could be nuts? I am tired so if I am completely wrong on what's goin on just tell me to go to bed. 34:20 on the right side is the area of discretion.
It takes a lot of patience to restore the splendor of old objects. Fortunately, modern knowledge and technology come to the rescue. Everything came out beautifully
I too thought he was going to re-print the logo, but better to keep it , faded as it was, than just scrape It off! Also, what happened to the second heating element---there were two switches, so shouldn't they BOTH have been replaces?
I am always fascinated to see a man take something that is, by all accounts, a ruin. Just trash, and then with his skill and knowledge he brings it back from the brink and give it new life.
@@georgepitchley3946 It would have been difficult to reapply a logo which was already beat up. How would one do that, through a stencil in the sandblaster perhaps?
I don't have any reason to think this is not food safe... personally, I'd run this to max heat, cool it, run it to max heat, cool it again, clean it, run it to max heat, clean it, then make a pizza. I really don't trust that spray coating and a closed chamber with food.
@@onooooooooooo I would of done the same thing the chemicals are still there after the restoration you need to let it run first melt them off until it's usable .
Nice job, and I couldn't see one so that's the reason I'm mentioning it but considering the whole thing is metal and electrically powered I would put a ground attached to the frame in some way so that if you ever get a frayed wire it doesn't zap you.
the more of stuff like this i watch the more i realize the talent and years it takes to know what to do to each part the cleaning the what to use to get the job done its very relaxing thank you for the share
Very well done with the tools you used, I’m sure that sandblaster cost a pretty penny. I’ve gotta ask because once you completed the restore, did you do an initial burn? I was thinking the entire time you were cooking the pizza “oh boy I hope he did the burn so it doesn’t taste like metal and chemical.” Either way great job, I love how thorough you were.
@@santiagor1970 I was honestly expecting a higher price tag but then again I haven’t been in the market for one. Depending on what you’re using it for would depend on the price of the unit.
I wish you would’ve put the branding back on the glass or could’ve left it, but I’m sure there’s a reason you didn’t. I just think it keeps a bit of the originality to it. This is gorgeous and I love your videos.
Such a pleasure to watch! I've worked in fabrication shops for many years both small and large and I've done some restoration but mostly production and R&D. Great, great job restoring this darling of a pizza oven! Gotta admit tho'... the glass work in the vice.... yikes! =X-D
Ya ppl clean it first so u don't gunk up your sand blaster because if u get chips and thick stiff in it it'll clog up the sand blaster and it's very anyyoing
You have got a LOT OF PATIENCE! You are definitely an artist. I have never seen anything like this before. I am gobsmacked, buddy! Thanks for the video.
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You should have put the name logo on there somewhere because people are going to ask what company owns it?
Why would anyone want to slice rusty bread?
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Nice restoration. But you should restore the brand name label into it to be a full restoration. Also add some caption in your videos to be more informative of what you are doing, like citing the chemicals or tools you used. And don't skip some items like the knobs or wirings that you did. Did you restored it or bought a replacement?. Hope your future videos will do some improvement soon.
Must be fun to have so many experts in the comments telling you how to do things every time, good work.
Right?! Jesus Christ
Hahaha exactly. People sit on the couch with several bottles of beer and want to tell Christiano Ronaldo how he has to play football.
You know sometimes other people might know a little something that might help.
yep, just squirt a little dubya dee 40 on it, fix er right up
@@TomsBackyardWorkshop I know. Sometimes people assume that just because your watching TH-cam means you don't know anything. I always welcome constructive criticism.
Best part is, in addition to seeing the item being restored, which is so much fun, we also get an idea of the internal workings of the gadget. I am hooked on to these restoration videos since past 2-3 days. Really satisfying to watch 👍
Literally exactly why I love watching videos like this. It amazes me seeing all the tiny parts that make things work.
Google Turkish electric oven. This was probably sprayed with salt after he stripped the paint so that it would rust.
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You got WAY more patience working with that charred-on minutia than I would, friend…
Of all the restorations I've watched, this is one of the few items I would just LOVE to have. I'm an absolute pizza freak for life, and this little oven is gorgeous!
Wow me too
Stoll my thoughts. If they still make these, think of personal family pizza nights. This is such a cool device!😲
I would LOVE to have this mini pizza oven. All the good pizzas that someone could bake at home.
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Pizza is bad for you. Ask God for forgiveness and kick the habit before your soul is gone forever. Repentance is required in order for Jesus our lord and savior to allow you back in to the light of his loving embrace! Do it NOW OR THE WRATH OF GOD SHALL RAIN DOWN UPON YOU LIKE HELL FIRE !!!!!! also, I'm gay
The glass-scraping reminded me of Baumgartner Restoration’s “Scraping, Scraping, Scraping Or A Slow Descent Into Madness”. Must’ve been painful, but the end result was surely amazing. Props to you!
Bro I love baumgartner especially the asmr version of that video. Polyurethane is a bitch and a half
@@alikat9498 absolutely
I was absolutely sad when he erased the original inscription on the glass. What a loss.
While I enjoy Baumgartner's video, this actually reminded me of Aurikatariina. She has a 5 step oven cleaning method. I think the main step is putting plastic wrap over the oven cleaner for 1 hour, but she always has her scraper going.
@@alikat9498 Oh man, that video with the polyurethane removal was insane!
Advice from a pizza chef: always have to cooking device heated and ready to go before putting in the pizza, this allows the outside of the dough to cook before the inside, this gives it the crispy crust on the outside and steam to build on the inside, giving you those big bubbles at the crust. Putting the pizza into a cold cooking device will slowly heat up and cook the dough, which is why your pizza didn't have the classic look on the crust and appeared to be really soft, but if that was your goal all along then, no dramas
Great tip.
Exactly, this restorer clearly has not got a clue
@@ChillToMusic87 yeah weird, it's almost like his expertise is in restoration and not cooking pizza 🤔
@@cassie.m.0723 You would have thought that with him being a restorer that he could also restore pizzas 🤷🏼♂️
@@ChillToMusic87 I cant believe he never learned to restore pizzas... smh
Its a good restoration, but you should kept the original logo/mark of the oven because we lose the origin of the item...
Edit. Or print a new one considering the state of the original. In any case, I repeat that it is a decent restoration :)
And hopefully used a food safe/heat resistant paint....
I thought he was going to print a new one. There really was no need to scrape it off. In this biz he should know better.
I 100% agree keep it original and true to the nation
i dont even think its good, looked like shit afterwards
Why did you scrape the brand logo??? Dude?!
22.45 : WOW I never thought it would end up to be shining glass! All is amazing! This not being only professional, but super patient and that's because you extremely love what you're doing. Chapeau.
Yes, but he destroyed the inscription. After scratching it, he should create a new one!
@@fidrygalka absolutely sad. The original logo was in good conditions, could be kept.
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@@fidrygalka For some reason the logo reappears at the end at 32:25
@@souillonsousion8687 ?
I could never tell those two pieces ( 19:30 ) were glass. Great work!
This guy’s attention to detail is on a whole different level. Thank you for these videos
This must’ve taken a long time. I have to tell you I’m absolutely impressed. I look forward to seeing other big projects restored like this one. Working electronics is what I like to see restored. And pizzas one of my favorite foods. Very good job!
It’s like watching a magician… those black gloves, the way you hold things up and turn them, and then of course the final product is a magic trick going from trash to a beautiful restored work of art! Watching these videos calms me so much, idk why it’s just relaxing.
I was about to comment the same! Restoration is like magic and I am so here for all these people returning things to what they were supposed to look like :)
@@ToriEnglishArtsandPaws plus we all know things were made to last back then now it’s all plastic and lasts a couple months and then end up in the garbage which sucks. I have household items including working kitchen gadgets that my grandma had for 30+ years and I use them to this day.
@@love.wildly.live.fearlessly Oh for sure! I thrift a lot for this exact reason - no need to buy something that looks like it belongs in the hospital, when I can get something that looks lived in for lesser prices :)
It also just looks better to me. The "everything needs to be neat and white" fashion really doesn´t appeal to me. If it's made of wood, why paint it? I´m currently stripping my dad's old table of chalk paint, so I know this feeling of letting the wood shine through finally.
@@ToriEnglishArtsandPaws yes I love wood. Most of our items are solid oak from my mom and it’s lasted 50/60 years it’s amazing. I also am not a fan of that weird white clean look it just seems too sterile like a hospital which makes me not feel at home.
@@love.wildly.live.fearlessly I happened by accident in my current flat, when I moved in. I was in a place of just wanting my family to leave me alone and so I ended up just choosing things really fast... Which meant my mother technically did the interior design here. It's very Scandinavian Light, which I, as a Dane, despise. Everything is white and these very pale icey blue colours - it looks terrible.
I would never have guesses that this crusty steel plate is actually a glass pane! Outstanding job getting this clean, and great restoration over all. I'm subscribing
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Really great job!!
Two tricks to help you on your next project..
Using a glass jar with screw on lid,attach a long bolt through the lid ,fill it with sand,and use it as a tumbler to clean any nuts,bolts and screws using your electric drill to spin it...
Second,using "Easy-Off Oven cleaner", will remove that carbon build up instead of having to scrape it with razor!!
Just spray on let sit for an hour,and it will wipe off!!!
Hope this helps!!!
Awesome...lol
My thoughts exactly!
Absolutely wonderful! I love that you followed all the way through, and made a pizza in it! Thank you!
I've never seen a pizza cooker like that one. How cool. You did a wonderful job bringing it back to life. Looks amazing now.
It's so saticfying to see something being restored so precizely.
Thank you for the content and I can agree on "Thank you for not putting any music over the restoration sounds."
And over all the project really caught my interest, as I started working with sourdough on pizza stones recently. :D
Very meticulous and detailed work indeed. No short cuts taken. Love watching this video. Thanks for sharing. Big thanks from Canada 🇨🇦.
Your dedication is amazing… so relaxing to watch and listen to. Hopefully it is food safe, glad to watch your content !!
How does he work in complete silence like that is what I wonder.
i highly doubt he wouldn’t make it food safe
Ahhh. Paint infused pizza. Delicious 🤤
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I was thinking the same thing. All that spray paint must have stunk up the place while heating up.
I've been a chef for many years now, spent a lot of time as a pizza chef. I want one of these now, awesome work.
Pizza oven, nothing fancy
An old masterpiece, but at that time it was useful for the purpose
Greetings to you
You are an artist in the true sense of the word...
Keep yourself and your family safe buddy. Test for lead.
He's sanded paint off of everything. I'm pretty sure that it wouldn't be necessary to test for lead when all original paint has been removed?
Your videos teach me to have patience with my own projects.
Also finish them before you start another one. Or else you will end up like me with dozens of projects all over and no idea what goes where. lol
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this is just like pizza tower!
I bet that will cook Tombstones perfectly. 👍
Both the rust removal and the pizza cooking were so satisfying
I hope you burned that a few times before you put Pizza in it and ate it! Also I don't know why you didn't keep the emblem. It would have looked much better with it and it cleaned up really well so I don't know why you didn't use it. Great job enjoyed watching thank you!
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Great Job! Now to recreate the original logo and put it on, then the pizza oven restoration is complete!
Nothing is hard work restoration when you know what to do and stuff you use to restore. I am amazed!
Restoring a pizza oven .. doing god's work.
Really hope you did an initial burn before you cooked that pizza. Great restoration man!
I was thinking the same thing. I would have let it run for about two hours before even thinking about cooking a pizza in it.
Not only that, but for the whole aspect of pre-heating the oven before throwing a pizza in. this triggered me
Why would you need to do an initial burn? I honestly don't know.
@@juliawolf156 When the paint is first heated, it puts off poisonous fumes and it smells bad too.
Mmmm that pizza tastes like cleaning solution.
Nice traditional electric bread oven you've got there!
I love seeing your craftsmanship of reviving the old rusted items and turning them into working beautiful items. Impressed!
Your channel allows me to know items and products that are so rare and unknown to the world. Thanks
We take waffles seriously in our house th-cam.com/users/postUgkxUfphIgghPSpAXNq6OG2WRYsFVqylcqMn and worked our old one through many years of Sunday brunches till it finally gave out on us. Our old one only made two at a time, this one makes four! Nicely sized 1 inch thick which are lovely! Now the kids don't have to wait as long to eat our weekly waffle breakfast and everyone's are hot if we wait and eat all together! Setting 3 seems to work perfect for golden brown. Be sure to pour the batter in the center of each waffle square, not the center of the iron like the novice that posted the scorched waffles photo. About a 1/4 to 1/3 cup of batter in each seemed to work well for us. We tested making just one at a time so we could use all the remaining batter and it made it just as fluffy and golden as when we made 4!
No talking, plenty of info, beautiful shots, masterful work.
I know I said that again lol
Brilliant restoration.
A tip on pizza cooking if I may, preheat the oven before putting the pizza in.
Ví esto y encontre unos detalles a mejorar la proxima vez (Digo esto por que trabajaba limpiando hornos de pollo y Rational)
1.Los metales que están con grasa carbonizada, en vez de usar la pistola de arena, hubieras untado con soda caustica para comer esa grasa y a la vez todo el oxido.
2.Los vidrios debiste haber sumergido con una solucion de agua a 60°C con un antigrasa fuerte por 10 minutos (Te hubiese ahorrado un montón de tiempo restregandolo)
3.El color negro esta muy bueno. Pero me hubiese gustado ver todos los metales nickelizados para reflejar mejor el calor adentro del horno.
4.Bien ahi con el papel de aluminio, para no escapar el calor.
Por todo los demas, buena restauración
best restoration videos are the ones that test the restored device at the end. This was *cheff kiss*
Legend has it, Dude never takes his Gloves off!!😂😮
Love that you showed that it can still be used! So cool!
I think you did a really great job in refurbishing the pizza 🍕 maker. I do wish that you'd kept the original decal/maker's mark on the glass, or fabricated a new one. I still think u did a great job. It is a very cool little piece of nostalgia to see. The reason original maker's should be acknowledged, even if it is you who brings it back to life, is because someone at one time worked hard to create something. It was someone's passion so to speak. All in all, it was a very interesting video to watch. It made me kind of wish I could have been there helping, and learning. Keep at it!
One of the few channels that nails the asmr. Doesn't linger on a specific part for too long. No music, the only sound is the restoration process. So nice and genuinely relaxing. And you get to see old things look brand new again. Love this channel 💗
Great recommendation!
The music in the beggining was just absolutely amazing.
It's late, and I almost went to sleep during the sanding in the beginning!! So relaxing. I've been binge watching these videos tonight lol
I absolutely love this, mostly because I didn't know there was an oven SPECIFICALLY for pizza!
Excellent restoration, beautiful pizza oven, oh and now I want pizza. Thank you for sharing 👍👍👍👍👍
I was honestly hoping you would polish and nickel plate the exterior, matching the art-deco style of the '50s, but the black paint actually worked really well! That pizza looks incredible, by the way! 🤤
*You are very wonderful. Wishing you many customers*
Mr. R, you've probably heard this before. I stopped using wd40 to loosen bolts a couple decades ago. It's works well as a water displacement when winterizing your boat engine. I only use pb blaster for penetrating oil.
I don't even use that I mix a cocktail of ATF diesel and Acetone, Works wonders.
If the rust is homemade then there is no worry about screws coming out of what is essentially newish metal made to look old. This channels name should be Mr patina instead of Mr Rust.
@lifted79chevy350 Liquid wrench or just some heat work better.
I use Plusgas.
@@xbahamutzero With over 30 years as a heavy equipment mechanic, their testing doesn't compare. PB blows them out of the water, I've used them all. WD40 isn't a penetrating liquid, It only displaces water.
I really hope that paint and tape safe to use something that produces that much heat - and something that is being used to prepare food. I don't think I would eat anything you prepare in that oven.
let's hope the pizza won't have the wd-40 scent on it.
Well, it's official. You did a great job at the restoration AND making me hungry.
Very decompressed! Thanks!😆
This is awesome. But as a noob, it would be interesting to know why you used so many different ways to remove rust and stuff on the different parts! 😊
Just an awesome restoration through and through bro', seeing the before and after in the end was incredibly satisfying, and that pizza, dang, I wonder if there are pizza makers like this here in the 🇵🇭
You can't do very wrong with using a pizza-stone for your stove. simply heat it with the grill function, dial back the heat and put your pizza on. If you have a mason nearby, a piece of limestone or sandstone might work, although it might crack in the heat.
Watching the glass get cleaned was very soothing.
I couldn't even tell it was glass at first, I thought it was metal lol. He did a great job cleaning all that nastiness off
He's so kind! He first, shows us how it's done. Then, starts to work at his regular speed.
Espectacular la restauracion y esa es mí pizza 🍕🍕🍕 favorita
Love the restoration, you are one of the few restorers that actually believe in hand safety. I have seen others that will use razor knives and blades with their bare hands. As a former maintenance supervisor, I really appreciate that. Have you tried using flap wheels instead of sand paper on some of your projects?
Excelente trabajo primera vez que veo un horno para pizza portátil . Saludos desde Venezuela ciudad de Maracaibo 👍👍👍
The Russian Pelmeni Press was cool for a rack when you first opened it.
So much finesse! Not too many people on earth are on your level
WHAT AN EXCELLENT MEMORY!!! It's amazing to watch you do this and remember how to put it back together again.
I always think about that but then I remember that they have the video to watch as well and I'm sure that can help.
what an amazing job. it must be wonderful to have such a gift as you do for restoring stuff. thank you for sharing your gift with us.
Loved watching the entire video, I must say it was restored very very well.
Good job, Too bad for the manufacturer's logo mercilessly erased from the glass XD
Gonna go look for an old rusty pizza oven, restore it and have pizza for lunch! Great job!
What a way to turn a old and rusty equipment into a workable equipment again, heroes save lives, but for you, you save equipments and household items. Amazing Work. Feel free to call yourself equipment hero! Because that is who you are!
No one else was bothered that he reached in a grabbed a "hot" pizza pan with nitrile/latex/rubber gloves? Those are not heat resistant.
Wow, nice job !
29:20 зачем мучиться? В железную банку с песком, плотно закрыть, к банке приспособить шпильку, зажать в шуруповёрт, включить и оставить минут на 10. Они сами блестящие будут и без этого.
Wow- restored...down to the screws. I admire this kind of patience and focus. great video! ps. I love the tiny screwdriver.
Какой огромный труд!😳
Вы умница!!!👍👍👍
Браво! 👏 👏 👏
Колоссальная работа проделана!!!👌👌👌
Awesome job as always. It's great to keep good items from the landfill
Before restoration: 🎶A girl went back to Napole, because she missed the scenery, the native dances and the charming songs, but wait a minute! Something’s wrong!!!
After restoration: HEY MAMBO! MAMBO ITALIANO!!! 😂
Sorry, I couldn’t resist!!! Fantastic job!!! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Forgive me, but did you NOT use some sort of anti-chafe on the power cord coming in? It's literally cord vs. metal...anddd it's gonna fail pre maturely...and it's made of metal? That screams a hella hazard to me...not bashing the job! It was great. And maybe I am judging too early? But at the end when he's putting the knob on it's clear as day? Could be nuts? I am tired so if I am completely wrong on what's goin on just tell me to go to bed.
34:20 on the right side is the area of discretion.
Maybe we should watch your restoration video and see the correct way of doing things. Send us the link
Extremely interesting videos. I watched five in a row. Thanks for quality content.
It takes a lot of patience to restore the splendor of old objects. Fortunately, modern knowledge and technology come to the rescue. Everything came out beautifully
I too thought he was going to re-print the logo, but better to keep it , faded as it was, than just scrape It off! Also, what happened to the second heating element---there were two switches, so shouldn't they BOTH have been replaces?
Thank you for sharing this restoration. You did a great job.
Muy buen trabajo. Felicito su dedicación a traer de nuevo estos aparatos que mueren oxidados.
I begin to see that and i knows this man do a magnific job like always 👏👏👏👏
I am always fascinated to see a man take something that is, by all accounts, a ruin. Just trash, and then with his skill and knowledge he brings it back from the brink and give it new life.
I certainly would have installed an insulated grommet where the electrical cord exits the machine. Mushy looking pizza but, overall a good resto.
Exactly what I thought, spoilt by that and also removing the logos.
True, considering that it's easy to get silicone grommets online.
@@georgepitchley3946 It would have been difficult to reapply a logo which was already beat up. How would one do that, through a stencil in the sandblaster perhaps?
I don't have any reason to think this is not food safe... personally, I'd run this to max heat, cool it, run it to max heat, cool it again, clean it, run it to max heat, clean it, then make a pizza. I really don't trust that spray coating and a closed chamber with food.
@@onooooooooooo I would of done the same thing the chemicals are still there after the restoration you need to let it run first melt them off until it's usable .
At the entrance of the electrical wire to the device, there is a sharp metal edge. It needs a bushing.
Nevertheless, great work. Like.
Going to guess originally there was either a piece of plastic or rubber there, it's just long gone at this point.
Nice job, and I couldn't see one so that's the reason I'm mentioning it but considering the whole thing is metal and electrically powered I would put a ground attached to the frame in some way so that if you ever get a frayed wire it doesn't zap you.
the more of stuff like this i watch the more i realize the talent and years it takes to know what to do to each part the cleaning the what to use to get the job done its very relaxing thank you for the share
WOW amazing job you done, im hooked on your channel, very satisfying seeing something thats old and no longer working to looking brand new xxxxx
Very well done with the tools you used, I’m sure that sandblaster cost a pretty penny. I’ve gotta ask because once you completed the restore, did you do an initial burn? I was thinking the entire time you were cooking the pizza “oh boy I hope he did the burn so it doesn’t taste like metal and chemical.” Either way great job, I love how thorough you were.
about $200.00 and up depending on the maker and the outlet you are getting it from.
@@santiagor1970 I was honestly expecting a higher price tag but then again I haven’t been in the market for one. Depending on what you’re using it for would depend on the price of the unit.
Мастер, у вас золотые руки. Да, и вещи и приборы, которые вы реставрируете, достойны этого труда, это не китайский одноразовый ширпотреб.
I can hear the screams of my mechanics all the way from America
I wish you would’ve put the branding back on the glass or could’ve left it, but I’m sure there’s a reason you didn’t. I just think it keeps a bit of the originality to it. This is gorgeous and I love your videos.
Keep doing these your fan from iraq❤
Such a pleasure to watch! I've worked in fabrication shops for many years both small and large and I've done some restoration but mostly production and R&D. Great, great job restoring this darling of a pizza oven! Gotta admit tho'... the glass work in the vice.... yikes! =X-D
If you sand blast that much rust (instead of using rust remover first), does that mean that you have to get rid of your sand blast medium quicker?
I think so.. that’s what I learned on hand tool rescue page
Yes as it contaminates your grit
Ya ppl clean it first so u don't gunk up your sand blaster because if u get chips and thick stiff in it it'll clog up the sand blaster and it's very anyyoing
Yes and that adds to the cost.
@@da_saint-psn There are always good tips in the comments, thanks
Never seen anything like this, and frankly it looks real neat. Excellent resto job, it looks amazing.
Wow !! Pizza is my favorite !! I love this restoration !! Tks Master !!
You have got a LOT OF PATIENCE! You are definitely an artist. I have never seen anything like this before. I am gobsmacked, buddy! Thanks for the video.