The Most Broken 1800's Apple Peeler Restoration...Too Old To Fix?
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 พ.ค. 2023
- I'm restoring the most broken 1800's Apple Peeler I've ever seen.
If you have something you would like me to restore send me an email at business@lostandrestored.com
Watch Next:
So Much Rust...Extremely Old Pipe Vise Restoration
• So Much Rust...Extreme...
Super Rusty Handmade Knife Restoration...Extremely Pitted!
• Super Rusty Handmade K...
Super Rusty Survival Knife Restoration...Rambo's Lost Knife?
• Super Rusty Survival K...
Extremely Rusty & Broken WW1 British Helmet - 100 Year Old Restoration
• Extremely Rusty & Brok...
Restoring A Rusty WW2 M4 Knife To It's Former Glory!
• Restoring A Rusty WW2 ...
Rusty Old Multi Tool Restoration... Massive Tool Restored
• Rusty Old Multi Tool R...
Extremely Rusty Original Bowie Knife - Awesomely Restored!
• Very Rusty Bowie Knife...
Rusty Japanese Katana Sword Restoration - Broken Souvenir!
• Rusty Japanese Katana ...
Products I use:
Get 10% off with any Fertan products with the link below:
www.fertanusa.com/discount/LR10
Get Your Laser Engraver: s.zbanx.com/r/rLCteMA1UIaJ
Use Promo Code：ZX50
Make sure to Subscribe and hit that Bell Notification to see the next Lost & Restored video!
Subscribe: / @lostandrestored
I love restoring vintage odds and ends. What antique do you want to see Restored?
#lostandrestored
![1890s' Most Unnecessarily Complicated Apple Peeler [Restoration]](/img/n.gif)
Works a hell of a lot better than some of the modern ones.
Agree with you. 💯.
Yep i agree, nowadays is all made of plastic and there is only the money and not the quality that matter 😔
My thoughts exactly.
Damn! I was stunned about how well it works!
@@Jennifer-yy2ri I have one in metal, but it's meant to be stuck on the table and the suckers didn't do their job so I have to hold the machine with a hand, hard down on the table, and, with the other, run the blade; need another pair of hand to change the apple xD
Wow. That one works better than the modern examples I've seen.
I know, I was extremely impressed by it.
@@lostandrestored That Was an Epic Re Pare to boot!
The apple falling off is one of the design characteristics. It is so you can hold one apple in your free hand while the blade peels the apple on the forks, then as the finished apple drops off you stab the new apple onto the forks and keep cutting.
I’m glad you’re restoring items
I'm glad to bring you a video weekly to enjoy. Thanks for watching!
@@lostandrestored your welcome
I can’t believe you got that broken peeler working again. It even works better than my new one does. I guess they built them better back then. I will have to keep my eyes open at the antique shops from now on. I love the color too. You do excellent work. Be very proud of yourself.
Nice work! I couldn't help but smile at your excitement when you got it to work!
What an intricate/over engineered machine! Must have been an honor owning one of these back then.
Strong work! Working with cast iron is tricky. This is my favorite video so far. Thanks for all you do!
Great stuff. I love that you don't use more advanced things like lathes and mills. Gives us hope that we can do great work too with less tools
Great Job. That thing peeled an apple twice as fas as my new fangled, suction cup feet to the counter, plastic one that I currently use.👍🏻😎
Very nice restoration,that was impressive as hell as fast as that peeled the apple.great video,you put lotta work into that.kudos 😎😎😎👍👍👍
To think how old it is and still works like that.
Very good job! The metal looked really nice under all the rust.
That's a real antique food proccessor)) I love the video. A bit of humour but not overloaded. Perfect restoration
What a fabulous bit of kit ! Fantastic job on the restoration, it looks good as new. Cant imagine such things made today will survive so long and still work in the future. its actually older than you stated in your video, 1878 makes it 145 yrs old.
Fantastic restoration! Good thing you had spare parts, I've had to use 2 to make 1 good working product. Hats off to you sir, keep up the fine job!
Wow! Glad you took the time. It looked like a lost cause. Also loved your reaction at the end lol
I love how much you loved that result dude 😁😁😁. And you deserved it after such a quality piece of work 👏👏👏. 😎
That is a wonderful job you did restoring that broken apple peel3r. At first I thought it was too far gone to repair, but you managed to restore it to working order. It looks much better too. Excellent work as usual.
By the way, judging from your reaction to your own work, you outdid yourself. Well done.
The fact that you don't talk makes these videos amazing!!!
This is almost Magic. Insane skill level. Congratulations.
Great job on the repairs and restoration, it looks and works wonderfully! Loved your reaction when you first tried it!
I loved his reaction, too.😂😂
@@cathybenson5119 So did I.
Genuine joy and amazement.
The Eureka moment is thrilling.
That reaction was priceless 👍😂
I'm impressed. Looks really good and you never used a sandblaster. Works remarkable too.
Wow that really did work out well! I just love how it drops the apple without warning, so fast- and the sound of the machine is quit satisfying also.
In "old times" things were made to work and last. No "programmed obsolescence", no plastic parts, you could fix 'em if they broke, as well demonstrated in this good video. After so many year and with some welds, it got fully working again. Better than many "new and electronic" craps of today.
I would have had the same reaction! What a satisfying end to a beautiful restoration
Beautiful work!
This is one of those perfect examples of the old ways are the best ways, or, if it ain't broke... Fantastic job! And I probably would have shouted in surprise as well!
Had the same reaction after first use. Amazing stuff
Your utter joy when it worked was fantastic.
Such fabulous restoration and besides looking new it’s functionally so efficient. Very well done. Keep it up.
🤣🤣🤣 You at the end!!! That works perfectly man!!!! GREAT JOB!!!
Nice restoration. That is some seriously well engineered machine gor such a simple job..
I was 100% going to say that it seems like a hell of a lot of engineering for somethung that could be done with a knife... but I'll be damned if it doesn't work really well 😂
My thoughts exactly! I wasn't expecting that at all! Great job on a great piece of art.
Great work, I loved the finished, still can see the age of the pieces with a recent paint job and perfect functionality
You can use some canola oil spray to prevent all those molten ball from adhearing to the surface and needing to be ground off.
Beautiful job. You sound pretty pleased with your self at the end. Well done. Looks brilliant.
Awesome job! Well done . It works great!❤
Excellent restoration. And surprisingly effective, considering it's age. Thank you for sharing !
Your reaction when it worked was the best 😁
Since this is broke, definetely fix it! WOW ! That works great!
Parabéns meu caro; pelo desmontar, montar e restauro. Sensacional sua arte.
'I will start with easy stuff and work my way up' : Your words are inspiring to anyone who watches this video. Appreciate the Midas' Touch in your hand. Thanks for sharing this video.
Good Job my friend 👏👏👏
Absolutely fantastic you have such a lovely way about you so keep up the amazing restoration love and best wishes sue and Andy 👵🏻👴🏻♥️♥️🏴🇬🇧xxx
Looks great and you did an excellent job restoring it!!!
Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up
Hearing your excitement when you first used it was amazing haha. It worked so much better than I expected
Wow! Nice repair, nice machine. You are now a citizen of the Apple Peeler kingdom.
Incredible restoration..et quel magnifique objet plus efficace que maintenant ! Grand merci pour cette vidéo, and big big greetings from Belgium 🇧🇪 🇧🇪 🇧🇪
Strong work!!! 🔥🔥🔥
Good work.
Stunning ❤
Amazing piece of art
Beautiful restoration mister well done
Fantastic job 👏
I never had any doubt that you'd get it working again. 👍
Beautiful job. Like that you used screws so it can be disassemble for cleaning
I like how it pushes the apple off the spike when it finishes peeling it! It’s a complex bit of machinery, but it does its job well.
Beautiful Restoration
Hearing the excitement, when it worked way better than you thought it was gonna was pretty cool
Works fantastic!
Well done 👍🏻
Its always awesome when you put alot of time and effort into something and bam "Holy crap that worked perfect" lol
I love the paint you used, what is it?
Actually worked at a restaurant that possessed an 1800's Apple Peeler (exactly that model)!
Awesome work.
Awesome job!
Excellent work! 😮❤
Big surprise on me ! Made in my home town. Good job.😮
The only thing better than the repair was your reaction! I said the exact same thing! Well done, sir.
That was seriously the coolest thing I have ever seen😂
Fantastic job brother
It looks so good I really like the color you chose. Also it works great 👍
Great work. Looks fantastic. Loved the apple joke too. 😆 lol
Wow, That was cool, awesome job.
Well done!
Great work! Definitely worth a “subscribe”. Looking forward to catching up on your previous videos.
Que maravilla, herramientas antiguas no conocia . Hermoso trabajo.
This is one of the best projects
Great job
Wow. Amazing device and good restoration.
Find out if it works on other round apple sized fruit! Like oranges and stuff! Make more videos of this awesome thing! Please! Lol
In my experience they work pretty well on pears, persimmons, firm peaches and plums, and even onions and some potatoes. They don't do well with citrus
Great job👍👍👍
Such a cool machine, I need to look for one! 😊
Nice Job!
That was a great restoration.
Your reaction was worth the price of admission. 😂😂😂
WOW!! Awesome!!
Nice work! I wonder if it would have made sense to heat up and quench the blank iron parts in oil to protect against rust. They'd have turned black but you could also have nickel plated them to keep them shiny. Just an idea I've seen done on some other channels when dealing with machinery in contact with food products sometimes. Oh and you might consider hand-painting embossed lettering to make it stand out. :) Keep it up!
Awesome Resto and what a cool machine!
That looks almost like the one I have! but I have searching high and low for a washer-looking part that holds the peeler to a surface and I accidentally ground down the rod too low that I can't attach a gear to it and have no experience welding.
Excelente trabajo. Felcitaciones. Saludos de Uruguay.
That’s too cool!!
Nice job!!!
What you do is amazing 👍👍
Did you use a flux core welder? I have been thinking about getting one for small projects, and for places that I only have 110v. If you are using one, do you think that it is worth getting one?
Green is a sign of copper, not brass. Brass only turns green because it has copper in the alloy
Excellent!
Well done.
overly complicated apple peelers have got to be my Favorite old item to watch get restored and tested XD