I Restore a 1910's Food Cutter - Amazing Restoration
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ก.พ. 2022
- I restore a 1910's food cutter to a chopping success. I pulled out my rust removal tools with some sand blasting, filling, and grinding to make a beautiful chopper.
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If you liked this video you'll love this antique Corn Sheller from 1890.
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Nice restoration. Your were accurate using the pipe at the end, this is actually a tobacco cutter and not for food.
I knew it couldn't be a food cutter.
He probably just said food so the video wouldn't get demonetized
😠, looked too small for food - related to smoking
Nice to know. I thought it looked useless as a food cutter.
No annoying music, no talking, plenty of info, beautiful shots, masterful work.
One of the things l like about your channel is that you introduce us to so many very cool things from our past. Thanks for that.
The patient’s of a Saint. I would’ve beat that thing into pieces after it broke. 😂🤣 Fantastic job. 😎😎
Nice job brother. Like from India.
When I first started watching, I wondered what you were going to do about the blade because it was obvious that it was too far gone for sharpening. It was very clever of you to use an old knife blade. The project turned out wonderfully, but I have a question. Why do you use your vise backwards?
Probably so the camera can have better angles
Beautiful restoration good job well done
I would have tossed it when it shattered. Good recovery!
Good job restoring that food slicer. You got it looking like new.
Bom trabalho, inclusive na substituição de peça 👏👏👏🇧🇷
I like that you don't hide the missteps.
Very nice restoration. Liked how you chopped off the wood ends Mr. Miyagi. "Wax On ..... Wax Off".
"Allow me to introduce you to the amazing and revolutionary BarnShop Slicer1800!"
I must say, I am loving the new work table
very nice in deed !
Good job. Nice recovery with the tack welds.
Cool ! Good job Mate !👏👏👏
You crack me up! Good stuff.
Love the end joke: Put that in your corncob pipe and smoke it!
...lookin' good, nice resto..
Hey Bob I saw you over at Matt’s Off Road Recovery this morning. Cool to see we’re into the same stuff.
@@lostandrestored ..great minds think alike..lol..
AWESOME!! Great video Lost & Restored!
I'm sorry it wasn't good video 👎👎👎 but your channel is the best ever I REALLY 💞LOVE💞 YOUR VIDEOS. I can't wait to see your more video.
Good luck brother.
From London
magnifico
Nice restoration 👍👍👍😊😊😊♥️
That snippet where you put the chuck back where it belongs, I'm like "Where were you when I lost my car keys?"
I found your channel. Thrilled by the great content. Well....there went 6 hours. Kudos. Keep it up.
When the part broke!!!! Uggghhh!!!
AMAZIN’ JOB FOR TOOLMAKER!!!
Lol, he’s magician….genius…..smart guy!!!!
Bubble Gum with mini pipe!!!! He’s very good skill guy!!!!
esse video é super divertido eu amo
vejo todos
esse de agora foi top demais
This was a complicated restoration but boy did you nail it!
You are a good player in karate with wood ha ...ha ha ha ha ha ha.
Your karate chop is impressive!
Do YOU smoke bubble gum in a corncob? 🤣😂🤣😂🤣🦊
good job
Brilliant work. I love your ability to accurately chop off a piece of wood haha. Great stuff again 👍🏻
é incrível como videos como estes trazem uma satisfação interior, gratidão
Please, kids, don't try to smoke bubble gum. And don't smoke tobacco either.
Nice video
Nice job, u really brought this one back from the dead, only one question, why didn’t I harden the blade? Especially after using a cutting disc it can change the steels hardness
Very cool 👍 I bet there was some bad words spoken when it broke. Looks awesome now it's fixed and working.
It wasn't my happiest moment for sure.
Great job.
за такую работу с болгаркой - руки оторвать
Great video please don’t take this wrong but glazing putty or spot putty as it is sometimes called will not adhere to bare metal well at all you must primer the surface beforehand with the proper primer and allow it to dry then use the spot putty to fill minor imperfections
I fall asleep to this….the sounds of tools…interesting
I seen a couple of vid from this guy he does great work but it obvious that he can't weld
Amazing alright 👍🏾 🖤
wish there was a flashing lights warning, that really put me off
Great work👍
I love you humour dude 💪😉
Nice looking object, well done.
I have the same welder I’m glad I’m not the only one who struggles with it
That's a cool tool 02:46
No matter how hard I clap my hands, I can’t get a vise to appear on my workbench!
The knife he used to make the new blade was worth of an own Restoration 😂
Am I the only one who’s kind of upset that he destroyed that kitchen knife just to make this lol
Bom trabalho. Mais seja mais cuidadoso da próxima vez. 👏👏🇧🇷
i think you can cut the blade from the other side knife
I'm here to chew bubblegum and restore things....and I'm all outta bubblegum
RUST-OLEUM
HAMMERED
Me too buddy... me too.
Muito bom !
A bubblegum… interesting
12:09. Ты что каратэ занимаешься? 😁
У меня всегда слезы на щеках, когда сваривают чугун.
Это я как понимаю что, вы реставрируйте только режущие предметы, да?
The end was weird.
Who knows how he does it?😮That's amazing, isn't it?👍
Woah woah woah…you can smoke bubble yum like it’s tobacco?!
D’OH! 3:48
So what did the tomato have to with this?
That there is one of those tools that didn't make sense even then.
Остроумная борьба с курением
I felt sorry for the knife but drill better
Bubble Yum and a corn cob pipe... I'm so confused!
It’s main purpose was to cut tobacco leaves. People also used it for cutting other types of leaves as well in the kitchen. But the word Tobacco doesn’t get much love come to find out in a title or description on TH-cam.
You should’ve done a before and after how it cuts 😈 just for fun
Сорванный и сломанный крепёж легко выкрутить при помощи сварочного аппарата, необходимо приварить гайку подходящего размера к проблемному болту и выкрутить гаечным ключом. Во-первых нагрев, во-вторых рычаг.
In german we sayed: Pfuscher 😞
please take some welding classes.
ガム切り???
Good looking piece of work on this slicer. Thanks for sharing. 😁👍🏻🇨🇱🇺🇸
The audio just isn’t the same 😪
Esse é o tal do mula kkkk
All the original stuff had gone no point restoring it all the history has gone
that... you... blade steel isn't... that's just not how it works if you want to make a good blade
Not saying you are not good at what you do you obviously have skills but I’m curious as to why if you look at your thumbnails to your vids practically all have the same coloured rust and patina on them 🤔
thats a tobacco cutter not food
Weld job 👎
Bubble gum!
как насрал
сваркой
Tobacco cutter. Ffs, use a food grade finish on the wood and a food grade paint on the metal. The demonstration was bad as well.
Halfassed.
At 3:36 you decide to use an easy-out (screw extractor)? Get some Kano Aerokroil- spray it and let it sit an hour or two or maybe overnight. Oh! Now you broke it! Get a goddamned T-Handle and quit hammering on the extractor! You're far too impatient for this type of restoration work. Look at all the time wasted welding and grinding instead of removing screws properly.
This is very poor, nothing more than a hobby and most definitely not a restoration