I will reply to all messages as usual. If you have questions about this restoration or opinions, feel free to write in the comments. Enjoy the video ,Thanks and Cheers !!
the part of me which worked in a museum was shouting "no! you need to find the original unsafe lead-based paint!", but the part of me which works in the kitchen appreciates the modification you made.
@@Tekape Considering that a magnet was used to get the counterweights out of the tumbler, we can assume that the counterweights are made out of iron , nickel, cobalt, or any alloy containing any of the aforementioned elements. My guess is either iron or steel. Lead is rarely alloyed with iron from what I can find, so probably not toxic in this case.
You ever wonder what the designer of the restorations would think of they saw this level of skill and effort being applied to their creation? I would imagine it would be immensely gratifying to those who came before to know their contributions weren’t lost, but cherished and respected.
Wow, I haven’t seen one of those in several years. When I was younger my uncle had 4 chicken houses. They we’re layers. I would go in the chicken house and pick up eggs. I would then take them to the egg house where my mom and a couple of her sisters would size the eggs using scales just like this one. Brought back a lot of good memories
My grandma and grandpa own this exact kind of egg scale! I recognized it from the decal. It's still in pretty decent condition, though not nearly as pretty as your restoration! I'd play with it all the time and always be so eager to use it after we'd collected all the eggs. Thank you for making me remember a very happy part of my childhood that I'd almost forgotten!
I have my grandmother's old egg scale, which of course is worn but in much better condition than this one. I watched this with complete delight! I'm also amazed that you could find the decal to replace the old one! I admire your absolute patience in reworking and retooling this.
This is absolutely fascinating. And it’s comforting to know that despite all of your expertise and talent, you use whatever circular objects are nearby to trace circles just like the rest of us.
Restoring a tool that was restored 100 years ago that was restored 200 years ago that was restored 300 years ago that was restored 400 years ago that was restored 500 years ago that was restored 600 years ago that was restored 700 years ago that was restored 800 years ago that was restored 900 years ago that was restored 1000 years ago
@@l.h.9747 yes, but as it's about 25% heavier than iron of the original rivet (and FAR heavier than aluminium, if the rivet was made of it) it might not be a good choice to replace a counterweight part, unless you calibrate the counterweight load again. (Which he didn't. This scale now marks the eggs as _slightly_ smaller than they really are.)
There is something absolutely gorgeous about seeing these old purely mechanical instruments shine as if brand new. Especially in todays world where even something as simple as this would be made with ton of electronics in it.
or on your grandpa's farm and his grandkids became slave Labor to weigh out his eggs for him. but we had fun doing it. his scale even had one that said double yoke
This used to belong to someone many decades ago. I’m guessing they never would have imagined that an item they had would be viewed by 12 million people
I always love to watch restorations and I don’t even know why, maybe it’s the magic about returning something as if it was new and that it’s satisfying to watch? Anyhow I loved this, amazing work you’ve done!
Thank you for being safe and carefully removing the lead paint! It is nice to see a maker being conscientious about their safety and showing it in the video. May I ask about the types of PPE you use?
Chickens are tough. We have some by our school. The dog put her nose in between the bars only once. The chicken looked sideways at her and pecked her nose!
@@notquiteordinary Restoration: to make the item to its original function Preservation: to keep the original state (paints, material, decoration, etc). To minimize further deteriorations.
Yeah. Both ways are correct. If an item is very rare( like items found in ww1/ww2 or older) I agree with the fact of preservation. But a vice,a wrench,an old scale or just a level,these are not extremely rare and can be restored like was new. I not agree with modification. I mean,you have a bread cutter with wood boards and you replace with plastic because the plastic is more durable (was just an example)
@@notquiteordinary which man?? Both procedures are correct. Usually museum used both procedure, as mentioned by Shib. If u referring to Mr. Cool, he already answer your question in this thread
Can you imagine the monotiny experienced by whoever used to use this to size hundreds if not thousands of eggs a day? Great restoration of an item that I' never even knew existed before seeing the one you have. Sandblasting clarity is definitely 10
Monotony describes a lot of farm work. I was a dairy farm kid in my teenage summers were a couple hours of milking cows each morning and evening and then 10 to 12 hours running a diesel tractor to mower bail hay which was incredibly boring work. We did eggs and broiler hens as a side business and had two manual scales. I think one may have been this design from very vague memories while the other was very different. We didn't much use them by the time I was a kid because a couple nearby poultry operations had expanded and upgraded their equipment, selling their old electric graders for cheap enough we could afford it and the repairs it needed. There's a video on TH-cam of the model we had; look up "keenco egg grader." It was still an awful lot of manual work just a particular bit was automated to a degree.
@@DanielleWhite I'll had a look at that, wow, the metal parts and no breakages. thanks for pointing me to it. Worked underground myself and began there just sitting in a man-hole at the low point for weeks turning the Sykes water pump on when the water reached three feet, and off when it reached one....ohhh the days were long then but for completely different reasons that the reasons yours must have been. Eventually for to do 'proper' work when I was 'seasoned'.
What I love about some of these restoration channels is that the do lead tests. Like it just makes me real happy to see them being smart and safe. Edit: the sandblast is a 9. It's pretty darn clear but was some haziness. Still definitely clear enough to be satisfying and mostly unnoticeable.
Thank you very much Dylan for all this kind words. About sandblasting,I don’t seen a clarity of 10. Because inside is a lot of dust and sand 😅😅 what you seen there,is all I can do,is maximum from me. So,this means 9 will be maximum note 🤣
What had me so amazed was that you actually MADE the parts you needed, either it being something to help make the piece you needed or the piece itself that was needed in the scale. It turned out so good, I’m impressed!! Now I want one😂
Oh man! How cool was that? Back in the 50's I used to use one of these to qualify the eggs we sold to our local hatchery. What memories this brought back. Hat's off to a happier time. Thanks. P.S. I never knew what the carter pin was for, and now I know.
This level of craftsmanship is absolutely mind-blowing to me! I feel like I should be paying just for the privilege of watching such an artist at work.
The knowledge, skill, tools, craftsmanship and dedication that goes into doing something like this is so awesome. I wish I had had a father, mentor, guide or a teacher to teach me a craft or skill set like you display. I'm handy as hell and mechanically inclined but this is next level stuff. Beautiful
Знаешь, честно,обожаю смотреть твои видео.То как ты делаешь это все,то как ты возвращаешь к жизни то,что можно было выкинуть...Это какое то волшебство.Продолжай в том же духе)
@@CoolAgainRestoration Np I just want to support your channel and one way I can do that is to show everyone how I feel about it so pls keep up the good work 😁👍
Sandblasting clarity 10/10! Honestly my fav part of the restorations in the putty and sanding - it leaves such an amazing surface finish. Amazing restoration. I can always see all the time and effort you put into your work!
I love the way you made it look new. Great job. I remember seeing one when I was about 6 years old in my parents kitchen. It brought back memories of collecting the eggs and weighing them. Keep up the great work.
Everything historic is worth restoration and this video shows the dedication and pride employed to accomplish the he task. Even things from the dark parts of history are worth restoring. History should never be erased. This is why I heavily disagree with the destruction of Nazi historic artifacts and documents, the destruction of losing side civil wars artifacts, and the destruction of artifacts from nations that collapsed. Absolutely all history is extremely valuable. The making history a euphemism should never be allowed. But I see it all the time. I would love to see something restored from the dark side of history also.
I think after 20-40 years,these skills will be well paid and a lot of people will want to learn how. We live in a fake world now,full of social media and bullshit
I just use a bathroom scale. I weight myself before, and then weight myself holding the egg I'm going to eat. Then I use my calculator built into my cell phone (in the scientific mode). I do that so that I know if I'm eating a small egg, a medium egg, a large egg, or an extra filling, xtra large egg. This way I can very closely monitor my caloric intake.
@@jomsies I use the same method to hand out Jelly beans to my niece's and nephews. The larger nephews always get the heavier beans, compared to the youngest of my niece's, who get the smallest of the beans. I don't pick the color for them tho... Digital bathroom scales are a real blessing.
First of all, I didn't know egg scales existed, that was cool to find out. Secondly, the love and care you show towards your work is simply beautiful to watch!
This is one of the most interesting, relaxing and enjoyable things I've ever seen on TH-cam, I'm so glad this randomly popped into my feed. Subscribed, keep up the good work 👍👍
ive watched many different restorators that have focused on different things, it is so interesting to see the differences in approach! incredible work and video
Bom dia. Como é bom ver quem sabe realmente restaurar um objeto ou coisas do tipo. Você tem o dom e amor pela sua profissão restaurador. Parabéns,continue sempre assim. Um forte abraço. Brazil/São Paulo
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I will reply to all messages as usual. If you have questions about this restoration or opinions, feel free to write in the comments. Enjoy the video ,Thanks and Cheers !!
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What is lead test for ?
10 for clarity on sandblasting
@@Halfmakkah It checks to see if there is lead in the paint.
Right. Thanks my friend 🤩
My favorite part was definitely the metal spinning! Very good job on the machining, I love it.
Thanks to your advice there 🤠🤗🤗🥰
From my mechanics to here.
I love you both give no narration.
No wonder this video was in my recommendations..
@@SunnyMcvin
Right??
Casi te pregunto crack
Who else was expecting him bust out amazing hidden art skills and hand paint it identical to the original style? 😄
This is under my powers 😅
@@CoolAgainRestoration Your powers are perfect the way they are, this is very impressive.
surely screen printing would be a skill within your powers? it would certainly come in useful.
Me
I just want to see the after results yes?
this is the first time I know there is an egg scale like that, and it's really cool
Glad you liked it 👍🏻👍🏻
I'm too
The only other one I knew about was Willy wonka
Mee too
Me too
I love how you polished the lead weights, even though nobody will ever see them...
the part of me which worked in a museum was shouting "no! you need to find the original unsafe lead-based paint!", but the part of me which works in the kitchen appreciates the modification you made.
Glad you liked it overall,Patrick 👍🏼
Truly the paint depends on the purpose of the restoration...
I hope the counterweights weren't toxic :s
@@Tekape Considering that a magnet was used to get the counterweights out of the tumbler, we can assume that the counterweights are made out of iron , nickel, cobalt, or any alloy containing any of the aforementioned elements. My guess is either iron or steel. Lead is rarely alloyed with iron from what I can find, so probably not toxic in this case.
@@Kingpin_Gaming_UK niice :D
I’m happy that it hasn’t no music in the background makes it feel more realistic
woah 582 likes wowza
Glad you liked it Jye 😎
*If I ever did a review I'm putting calming music over it*
@@superneonicelogan ur choice
@@WestAussieTrainz *yep*
@@superneonicelogan, as long as you keep the main sound that is louder than the calming music, it would still be cool.
I’m most impressed that he was able to just order stickers for that thing.
😎
I KNOW RIGHT!? I was like oh wow and there are like four variations too woOo
Your pfp explains it all
It's still kind of sad that the original paintmanship was lost in the process. It was probably hand done to...
@@LightningTime777 the paint contained lead so there was no choice for him that thing is really bad for one's health
You ever wonder what the designer of the restorations would think of they saw this level of skill and effort being applied to their creation? I would imagine it would be immensely gratifying to those who came before to know their contributions weren’t lost, but cherished and respected.
I don't know what's more impressive, the actual restoration or this dude's toolbox. Not to mention all the custom jigs and tools he makes. Wow!
Thanks and glad you liked buddy 😊
Every hobby has its own homemade tools dum;a@@
“If you need any of the others I will gladly send them”
That is so wholesome
😎👍🏻
“😎👍🏻”
69 heheh
@@maureensantos5627 heheh indeed
69 is the luky number heheh
Wow, I haven’t seen one of those in several years. When I was younger my uncle had 4 chicken houses. They we’re layers. I would go in the chicken house and pick up eggs. I would then take them to the egg house where my mom and a couple of her sisters would size the eggs using scales just like this one. Brought back a lot of good memories
😎🤗🤗very nice
I still see them in Vermont
If an egg is between medium and large, which size do you classify it as?
@@lordelliott42 those would be breakfast
@@keithechols1967
Cool. :D
My grandma and grandpa own this exact kind of egg scale! I recognized it from the decal. It's still in pretty decent condition, though not nearly as pretty as your restoration! I'd play with it all the time and always be so eager to use it after we'd collected all the eggs. Thank you for making me remember a very happy part of my childhood that I'd almost forgotten!
Glad you liked it 😊 and take care of yours 👏
I have my grandmother's old egg scale, which of course is worn but in much better condition than this one. I watched this with complete delight! I'm also amazed that you could find the decal to replace the old one! I admire your absolute patience in reworking and retooling this.
Thanks buddy 😊 cheers 🍻
Missed an opportunity for a pun not eager but egger
Does it have that same lead paint? Concerned
This is absolutely fascinating. And it’s comforting to know that despite all of your expertise and talent, you use whatever circular objects are nearby to trace circles just like the rest of us.
100 years later:
Restoring a old tool that has been restored 100 years ago
😅😅
ಠ_ʖಠ
._-.
Restoring a tool that was restored 100 years ago that was restored 200 years ago that was restored 300 years ago that was restored 400 years ago that was restored 500 years ago that was restored 600 years ago that was restored 700 years ago that was restored 800 years ago that was restored 900 years ago that was restored 1000 years ago
Well if he can survive 100years
I thought he was gonna restore the egg and thought "well that's dumb", I then realized that it was me that was dumb
😂😂
Samr
Samr
We all have our moments lol
We literally have the same mind haha
I find it impressive how you can put everything back together.
Thanks , glad you liked it 😊
“How big is this egg?”
“Idk, lemme grab the scale.”
😎👍🏼
hahaja lol
Hahaha
"ah damn the scale is broken, lemme make a 14 minute video about me fixing it lol"
Yeah this machine is pointless isn't it? Hahahaha
How am I the only one who is appreciating the fact that he said “I’m using brass for aEsThEtIcS”
Thanks for appreciating 🤗
Well it also works wonderfull because of its softness
DIY perks too!
@@l.h.9747 yes, but as it's about 25% heavier than iron of the original rivet (and FAR heavier than aluminium, if the rivet was made of it) it might not be a good choice to replace a counterweight part, unless you calibrate the counterweight load again. (Which he didn't. This scale now marks the eggs as _slightly_ smaller than they really are.)
It is calibrated.. after I cleaned that arm and the counterweight,needed 0,8 more grams. And I added 👍🏻
it is a pity that you had to remove the original ‘egg-size’ graphic from the scale :(
S
He like all comment but yours, look like he doesn't like critics
It would be cool to have that still on there but it was painted on or stickers on the paint so it had to come of
Better than lead paint on your food scale XD
@@samuelhayden2147 Lmfaoo true, that's just sad
There is something absolutely gorgeous about seeing these old purely mechanical instruments shine as if brand new. Especially in todays world where even something as simple as this would be made with ton of electronics in it.
True
It truly amazing to see how he actually trying to answer every single comment
I try my best every time
this guy is so good at restoring, he could potentially restore the roman empire
😅😅 we dont need to exagerate
Rome won't be rebuilt in a day
@@britlion It will be rebuilt in a 15 minute video
@@JrIcify LMAO
Insert outstanding move meme here
Amazing weight, I've never seen that. Renovation at a professional level! Thanks, Radek
Thank you my friend 🍻🍻🍻
Radek tem razão. Foi um belíssimo trabalho. De mestre mesmo. Parabéns.
Kiss me
@@nathanielmiller5813 ew gross
youtu.be/cX0Ư5xG8lrs
Don’t know why this popped on my feed but I truly enjoyed it. Amazing craft.
Thanks a lot 😊
I think it looks so wholesome, polite, and a little touch of anxiety when he write "please consider subscribing" by the end of the video
😇
Learning from the masters...
(Mark Rober)
@@kama2106 what i was thinking too
For some reason that egg scale seems like it should be part of an production line, operated by an oompa-loompa at the Wonka Chocolate factory.
😂😂😂👍🏼
😁😆😆😅😅
or on your grandpa's farm and his grandkids became slave Labor to weigh out his eggs for him.
but we had fun doing it.
his scale even had one that said double yoke
"dont care howwwww, i want it NOWWWwwwww.....!"
This used to belong to someone many decades ago. I’m guessing they never would have imagined that an item they had would be viewed by 12 million people
True 😅👍🏻
13 milion
@@_aashi 14 million :)
15 million
16 million now 🤍
I love how the channel owner is replying and hearting A LOT of comments.
That is just pure dedication even after an entire year the video was posted.
This channel is nothing without subscribers 😇
I really appreciate that restoration artists like you not only remove the rust, but treat the metal so that it can't rust again.
I always love to watch restorations and I don’t even know why, maybe it’s the magic about returning something as if it was new and that it’s satisfying to watch? Anyhow I loved this, amazing work you’ve done!
Thank you very much Ella 🤗😊
Used to be the norm to fix things not just throw them away. Wish our society went back to this way of thinking.
Me too
ASKDFJSJFBR I LITERALLY THOUGHT "I WONDER HOW MANY TIMES THIS PERSON HAS ACCIDENTALLY HANDLED LEAD" AND THEN YOU BUSTED OUT THE LEAD TEST
Just goes to show how Americans used lead in EVERYTHING.
🤷🏼♂️
@@mrs.stefonmeyers7156 true tho 👌
@@CoolAgainRestoration lmao
Yah even old kids toys were painted with lead based paint
Thank you for being safe and carefully removing the lead paint! It is nice to see a maker being conscientious about their safety and showing it in the video. May I ask about the types of PPE you use?
He mainly uses COMMON SENSE!
Nice try OSHA inspector
"no chickens or eggs we're harmed during filming."
"I hope.."
*Mans innocent wholesome, and kind by this message i saw.*
Chickens are tough. We have some by our school. The dog put her nose in between the bars only once. The chicken looked sideways at her and pecked her nose!
@@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823 "boop"
;-;
@@joachimnokia9220 i-
@@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823 "gtfo my property"
I found every single part of that process, fascinating! You're a master craftsman!
Thanks a lot 😎👍🏻
As an intern in museum, I learnt the valuable lesson, restoration =/= preservation.. RIP poisonous lead paint 🙂
What?
@@notquiteordinary
Restoration: to make the item to its original function
Preservation: to keep the original state (paints, material, decoration, etc). To minimize further deteriorations.
Yeah. Both ways are correct. If an item is very rare( like items found in ww1/ww2 or older) I agree with the fact of preservation. But a vice,a wrench,an old scale or just a level,these are not extremely rare and can be restored like was new. I not agree with modification. I mean,you have a bread cutter with wood boards and you replace with plastic because the plastic is more durable (was just an example)
@@taichowantz5916 so why did this man need to work in a museum to learn this?
@@notquiteordinary which man?? Both procedures are correct. Usually museum used both procedure, as mentioned by Shib.
If u referring to Mr. Cool, he already answer your question in this thread
In a Generation of use-and-throw-away it’s so good to see that some people make old things to new things 😊
I would say, better than new...
Good to see, but this kind of restoration costs hundreds of dollars. Not practical outside of entertainment.
This boy really out here machining his own custom rivets.
😎
It was quite...
*sunglasses*
RIVETING
@@AtrusOranis it was quite
*puts glasses on*
EGG-CITING
You guys need to leave. Now. That was disgusting.
🤣🤣🤣
he mad the cotterpin.....they r like.....2 cents...
"hey bro can you check for big eggs i only want them"
"sure ill get the scale i bought off ebay"
"wait what?"
😅
LMFAO
First restoration channel ive seen actually check for lead
I am glad that you restore the old it breaks my heart to see old times go to waste
Can you imagine the monotiny experienced by whoever used to use this to size hundreds if not thousands of eggs a day?
Great restoration of an item that I' never even knew existed before seeing the one you have. Sandblasting clarity is definitely 10
Thank you very much Jeff. Yes,you’re right about people’s who need to use this by many times. Thanks for rating also 😎👍🏼
Monotony describes a lot of farm work. I was a dairy farm kid in my teenage summers were a couple hours of milking cows each morning and evening and then 10 to 12 hours running a diesel tractor to mower bail hay which was incredibly boring work. We did eggs and broiler hens as a side business and had two manual scales. I think one may have been this design from very vague memories while the other was very different. We didn't much use them by the time I was a kid because a couple nearby poultry operations had expanded and upgraded their equipment, selling their old electric graders for cheap enough we could afford it and the repairs it needed. There's a video on TH-cam of the model we had; look up "keenco egg grader." It was still an awful lot of manual work just a particular bit was automated to a degree.
@@DanielleWhite I'll had a look at that, wow, the metal parts and no breakages. thanks for pointing me to it. Worked underground myself and began there just sitting in a man-hole at the low point for weeks turning the Sykes water pump on when the water reached three feet, and off when it reached one....ohhh the days were long then but for completely different reasons that the reasons yours must have been. Eventually for to do 'proper' work when I was 'seasoned'.
This legend replying to every comment also restores my happiness
Ironic how he didnt reply to your comment lol
@@garlicbreadstick404 Sad :(
So unbelievably satisfying! Shame that old paint was full of lead but it's uts not surprising i guess. Beautiful restoration 💕
Thank you very much 😊
Man, it’s so rare to find a restoration channel where the owner doesn’t intentionally induce rust or dirtiness. You earned a sub from me!
Thank you very much Koester. 🤗
What I love about some of these restoration channels is that the do lead tests. Like it just makes me real happy to see them being smart and safe.
Edit: the sandblast is a 9. It's pretty darn clear but was some haziness. Still definitely clear enough to be satisfying and mostly unnoticeable.
Thank you very much Dylan for all this kind words. About sandblasting,I don’t seen a clarity of 10. Because inside is a lot of dust and sand 😅😅 what you seen there,is all I can do,is maximum from me. So,this means 9 will be maximum note 🤣
How do you know the counter weights didn’t have lead too? Were they also tested?
I swear watching things like this get sandblasted is always one of the most "oddly satisfying" things. And wonderful restoration!
Thanks a lot 🥰
Wow! Talk about talent!!!! You my friend are amazing!!!👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍I would never remember how to put back together!!!
Thank you very much buddy
What had me so amazed was that you actually MADE the parts you needed, either it being something to help make the piece you needed or the piece itself that was needed in the scale. It turned out so good, I’m impressed!! Now I want one😂
Thank you very much amd glad you liked it 🤗
I've been up since 3 am, it's now 10 pm. In a state of not exactly sleeping but not exactly awake, I read the title as "1940 egg restoration".
😅😅
Same for me almost
"1940 egg restoration + recipe"
can we apreciate the fact this videonhas 6 thousnd comments but the creator is hearting and replying to every single one
that's dedication
I try my best 😇
Still giving hearts to messages after two years. Massive respect
This channel is nothing without people who comment and support so , my respect to them too 😊
Oh man! How cool was that? Back in the 50's I used to use one of these to qualify the eggs we sold to our local hatchery. What memories this brought back. Hat's off to a happier time. Thanks. P.S. I never knew what the carter pin was for, and now I know.
this kind of comment make my day more happy🤩
I had never seen one of these before until now and it took me a few minutes to figure out how and why the levelling device worked
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
"To make something good doesn't have to be new"
-Me and this guy
😎🤗
These are unironically incredible words
Wait so does that mean I can just hit my child with a hammer and he'll work again? BRB in 10 days
😅😅😅
@@obedmurillo462 damn such a smart way to repair things
I can bestow you with the greatest honour i can - "watching you while I eat" 😁
Nice to hear that buddy. Many thanks 😎
Stolen from a meme, but ok
😂
10
My parents had a grocery store when I was a kid ; we had a egg scale almost identical to this one ! Ours was green , though ; IIRC ! 😁
I know that green model. Nice memories Jim, right?
me seeing the counterweights: oh boy lead
me seeing the paint come back positive for lead: OH BOY LEAD
pfp matches perfectly
This level of craftsmanship is absolutely mind-blowing to me! I feel like I should be paying just for the privilege of watching such an artist at work.
Thank you very much for this kind words Eric 😇👍🏻🍻
The knowledge, skill, tools, craftsmanship and dedication that goes into doing something like this is so awesome.
I wish I had had a father, mentor, guide or a teacher to teach me a craft or skill set like you display.
I'm handy as hell and mechanically inclined but this is next level stuff.
Beautiful
Thank you very much for this kind words Michael 😎👍🏼🍻
You should open a museum for all that antique parts that you have restored. Would be interesting for the young children.
They sit in my small collection for the moment 😊
Wonderful restoration 👌 never seen a scale like this. The sandblasting clarity is a 10👍
Thank you very much my Swedish friend 😎👍🏼
@@CoolAgainRestoration My pleasure👍
I though he was restoring an egg before i read the title lmaoo
😅😅
same lol
LMAO SAME AWHWHWHWH
Would be interesting if he restored a Faberge type egg at some point
wow, i never knew we had a tool strong enough to sandblast debris off metal so smoothly & efficiently- very cool !
I've definitely watched this video at some point before
Oh well, time to do it again
😅 thanks again
It's amazing how this dude can do all of that meanwhile I would be like
"ah shit, I messed up" every 3 seconds
😂😂👍🏼thanks Elliot
Знаешь, честно,обожаю смотреть твои видео.То как ты делаешь это все,то как ты возвращаешь к жизни то,что можно было выкинуть...Это какое то волшебство.Продолжай в том же духе)
К сожелению он тебя не поймет, он англичанин. Но слова красивые)
Для чего нужна эта штука?
Not only are these educational and fun to watch but I sometimes fall asleep because there so relaxing and calming
This is the point . Thanks 👍🏻🤗
@@CoolAgainRestoration Np I just want to support your channel and one way I can do that is to show everyone how I feel about it so pls keep up the good work 😁👍
I do my friend! Thanks again🤗
I love all the different tools he uses, always the exact right one.
Sandblasting clarity 10/10! Honestly my fav part of the restorations in the putty and sanding - it leaves such an amazing surface finish. Amazing restoration. I can always see all the time and effort you put into your work!
You are so kind to say that Kaitlyn Abele 👍🏼 thanks for that
I love the way you made it look new. Great job. I remember seeing one when I was about 6 years old in my parents kitchen. It brought back memories of collecting the eggs and weighing them. Keep up the great work.
Great memories. Thanks buddy 😎👍🏻
14:08 No egg or chicken was harmed during filming
Meanwhile howtobasic is shopping alot of eggs to make new video
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Lol 😂😂😂😂😂
Amazing work on this! You managed to replicate the style even after removing all the paint. Great craftsmanship.
Glad you liked it 😊
I was pretty sad when he didn’t paint it onto there like a champ
I never saw a scale like this one - that measures eggs in a qualitative form! Interesting!
Totally new
I'll gonna comeback in several hours and see your comment already has thousands of like : )
i cant believe you have one like, i’m gonna be the second.
When I read your comment an oriely ad come on
Im not gonna like
@@vval5434 ok.
Everything historic is worth restoration and this video shows the dedication and pride employed to accomplish the he task. Even things from the dark parts of history are worth restoring. History should never be erased. This is why I heavily disagree with the destruction of Nazi historic artifacts and documents, the destruction of losing side civil wars artifacts, and the destruction of artifacts from nations that collapsed. Absolutely all history is extremely valuable. The making history a euphemism should never be allowed. But I see it all the time. I would love to see something restored from the dark side of history also.
Maybe one day 😎
My heart broke ever so slightly when I saw the decals.
Me too. At least could've used the original font instead of Arial. Ended up looking like a Chinese ripoff
I've always thought things looked cooler while they're old and rusty, but I have to admit that this also looked pretty awesome at the end.
Thanks for that 🥰
Does anyone else find these videos relaxing?
Just imagine when he's gonna be old someone from his family is gonna find this and it's gonna be like: "this is rusty, time to restore it"
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Cool Again Again Re-restoration
@@josephThaPimp lol
Sand blast Rating: 9! I think the way to a ten is magically remove all debris so not needed but this is so cool!!!!!!! Thanks for posting!
Thanks Lauren 👍🏻
Big Fan Bro Big Fan♥️
This is a masterpiece. Congratulation from Vietnam.😉👍🍺
Thanks bro 😎
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Congratulation for 200k🥳
never thought that a 14 minute video with no voice-over about an antique egg scale would be this entertainint.
Glad you liked it 😊
Your restorations are on another level...
You are so kind to say that Dejan Gavrilovic. Thanks 🙏🏻
He takes "RESTORATION 100" meme on another level.
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Wish I had kept taking more shop classes back in high school. Back when they still had shop classes.
I think after 20-40 years,these skills will be well paid and a lot of people will want to learn how. We live in a fake world now,full of social media and bullshit
@@CoolAgainRestoration like blade runner
I’m like, how much free time i had to watch this all fantastic art of restoration. Worth watching.
Thank you very much 🤗
It's good to know that, even in the 1940s, useless kitchen gadgets were a thing.
I just use a bathroom scale. I weight myself before, and then weight myself holding the egg I'm going to eat. Then I use my calculator built into my cell phone (in the scientific mode). I do that so that I know if I'm eating a small egg, a medium egg, a large egg, or an extra filling, xtra large egg. This way I can very closely monitor my caloric intake.
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after doing this, you realize that you are American
@@jomsies I use the same method to hand out Jelly beans to my niece's and nephews. The larger nephews always get the heavier beans, compared to the youngest of my niece's, who get the smallest of the beans. I don't pick the color for them tho...
Digital bathroom scales are a real blessing.
@@kgspvgsp7569 Canadian.
But it is a joke. lol
@@jakefriesenjake It is the same as american,
The fact you machined out that sheet metal Is awesome
Thank you very much David 😎👍🏻
First of all, I didn't know egg scales existed, that was cool to find out. Secondly, the love and care you show towards your work is simply beautiful to watch!
Thank you very much Cristinact
Same here. I thought it was diameter or something. I suppose weight works just as well though.
@J Hemphill hmm yes this egg is made out of an egg
I'm sorry, but what kind of "love" is he showing towards his restorations?
@@sbd_14_09 dedication
what always gets me is the outlandish ways of testing the restored product
This is one of the most interesting, relaxing and enjoyable things I've ever seen on TH-cam, I'm so glad this randomly popped into my feed. Subscribed, keep up the good work 👍👍
Thanks a lot 🤗👍🏻😎
So cool! I had 100+ hens when I was a boy (mid 1970s) and had a scale just like this for my egg business!
Very nice 🤩
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also i would just like to say that i love how honest you were ," no chickens were harmed".
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That was Awesome, I love these Old Treasures... Thank you for keep them around for another 100 Years 👍👏👏👏✌️
Glad you liked it 👏 many thanks 😊
My fav line: No egg or Chicken is harmed during the video. This dude is so kind and talented ❤️❤️
🙈 thank you very much 🥰
But he said "i hope so " hehe. Dont be sure
So this is how Gaston measures his eggs to grow "extra large"
The sheet metal forming at the end was super cool. I am in ceramics right now and the way we makes things out of clay is very similar.
ive watched many different restorators that have focused on different things, it is so interesting to see the differences in approach! incredible work and video
Glad you liked it Araksi 😊
Bom dia. Como é bom ver quem sabe realmente restaurar um objeto ou coisas do tipo. Você tem o dom e amor pela sua profissão restaurador. Parabéns,continue sempre assim. Um forte abraço. Brazil/São Paulo
Abraço Martins 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷👍🏼😎