I must admit, this was the first video I had seen and being admittedly tired, I fell asleep to the sounds. I later came back and watched it while fully awake and my goodness, you are very good at what you do.
Sometimes I forget that back in ye olden days of like 100 years ago, they still had colors and actually nice things in life. Like all the rusted metal around today was clean and often painted back when it was used.
Ethan...that's the same thing I was thinking. Doesn't matter how long it takes, I simply don't have the patience for that lol. I admire people who do these things. I'd go crazy before I finished one row 😅😅
Older tech is so amazing. It's the most effective in its simplest form, so it literally lasts and functions as long as the item isn't degraded down to dust... Amazing engineering.
He actually did not drill out holes. It is a special tool that creates a slight divet in the material so that the screw head fits more flush, rather than protruding from an object. He always does amazing work. When watching restoration videos his is the only channel I will watch.
This is not just hard work, this is dedication to the craft and I don't think people are here for just the wonder you are creating but for the dedication that you show for the work. I was really impressed when the video showed "there's something still missing" and I was amazed that you went that far to complete the entire thing. Hat's off to you.
Wow, sandblasting and wood turning - two of my favorite things to watch - both in the same video. Score! Really like the wooden food pusher you made from a log - that is a very nice addition to this very nice looking restoration! I can see why someone might have wanted to copper or brass paint, but the red and white is very nice and clean looking!
It's technically "media" blasting as different materials for the blasting work differently depending on the surface you are working on. There is no one medium for all blasting.
@@forevercomputing That is really interesting! I saw someone use I think baking soda for something really delicate - and on the other extreme corundum. So yes this "media blasting" is a really versatile technique!
There are some great restoration channels out there, from machinery to tools, clothing, paintings, toys, so many. I love watching shoes and leather bags being spruced up and staying what they are instead of being repurposed
This grinder knows you though. It told me behind the truck after the kitchen party. It wouldent say any more... I need to know what did you grind, WHAT DID YOU MAKE IT GRIND!!
@@moneyshotistoopsal2938 i heard there members are course and you have to ground through a lot of profiles. This one did have a nice handle id crank that image up.
Ok, my mind was blown! Algorithms suggested this and I'm grateful. Wow, you do incredible work. I don't know what you're doing but it kept me hooked til thr end for the finished, working piece. Tfs your time and talent 🙂👍
As always, cat timestamps here: 9:20 Avril the orange kitty, warden of the stump 14:05 Quality control Thanks for the video! Awesome work! May God bless you!
Very nice restoration. My only negative comment is to use food safe grease and paint. I have never thought you could sharpen the cutter by drilling each one out. Great idea.
Everybody: omg look at the wood working such a satisfying video Me: why tf don't we have graters like this anymore Still a great video tho keep up the good content
Wouldnt it have been a good idea to coat the wood in vegetable oil or something to make it more resistant to weathering specially if its going to be used for the kitchen
Even if this is just some grinder, hear me out... Do you think in some way the past souls who owned this feel, idk maybe feel happy or some other feeling of relief when their own past items gets restored? I'm just saying if any of my own consoles/handhelds got restored I'd be happy now and in the afterlife too.
Seen this for the first time last week when someone else on TH-cam restored one. But I have to say the wooden push block put it over the top. Wonderful job restoring it looks great!! Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up
most restoration channels ive seen just takes a block of wood to a lathe...you carved that curve BY HAND. that's the best thing ive seen in ages! subscribing, liking, ringing the bell. you got a fan.
I just discovered your channel and found it extremely satisfying to watch. The fact that you put no music in the background makes the video even better. 10/10
Great restoration. It came out beautiful. I was thinking that possibly the block press could use an extended lip near the top to keep it from contacting the grater while in use and allow it to rest on the frame of the chute instead on the grater bowl when not in use.
I love that, not only do you restore, you improve the manufacture. A very good eye for detail. If postage wasn’t so expensive I’d want to buy something, particularly this grater.
If you are ever worried about ruining the metal or paint with pliers or multi grips, wrap tape around the teeth/jaws and it won’t mark or dig in. This is really good on softer metals as well
Using paint stripper before sandblasting makes the blasting grit last longer before it gets gummed up, and the sandblated finish takes paint well, while also removing corrosion
Interesting to see the exact same grater was restored by "Old Things Never Die" last week. Both extremely good restorations but quite different results!
I just found your channel a little bit ago, and I've never been interested in design tech. But watching these fascinated me and there's something unique about your videos. Good work and enjoy your day. 😊
The thing I love about restoration is that in some cases the end product is actually better quality than it was when it was new. Filing the rough castings, taking the time to sharpen things and smooth things... its fantastic. Well done!
I must admit, this was the first video I had seen and being admittedly tired, I fell asleep to the sounds. I later came back and watched it while fully awake and my goodness, you are very good at what you do.
Exactly what I want to hear when I’m looking for a video to fall asleep to
I prefer the 10 hour power tools video myself.
Restoration videos are the best to fall asleep to
Lol yh. When i want to sleep i just look for videos that uses normal soft sounds
The chainsaw is what did it for me
Sometimes I forget that back in ye olden days of like 100 years ago, they still had colors and actually nice things in life. Like all the rusted metal around today was clean and often painted back when it was used.
look up marble roman statues painted and also what the pyramids used to look like
No they didnt had colours
@@mombanger2835 what do you mean no?
@@mombanger2835 do you think they just live in black and white?
@@Moissanite_ precisely
There's something about this video that's so relaxing to watch. There is no background music, no talking, no sped up sections. It's kind of soothing
exactly, someone made knives out of everything and has the same feel: all the audio is just work
I know, I have a whole playlist of this type of videos. They help me sleep.
You will love ASMR
@Friendly Salamander yep
Except for 1:03 that made me clenching my teeth.
I cant imagine how long repairing the holes must have been you have to drill each one
There 24 rows with 12 holes, one hole took him 3-4 seconds ~ 20 mins
@@eldiaromuraliev9048 Savage 🤣🤣
Ethan...that's the same thing I was thinking. Doesn't matter how long it takes, I simply don't have the patience for that lol. I admire people who do these things. I'd go crazy before I finished one row 😅😅
came to the comments to say this
I was more scared when he attached that to the drill press
He coulda had grated hand real quick
This was done for the grater good.
Dr you're a genius
If you ask me, that comment was fairly cheesy.
*in unison* the grater good...
For the grater gouda? (sorry)
There are many ways to slice that joke.
If objects had feelings, this one must be pretty happy to be given a 2nd chance
Avril is always such a great helper. It was nice to see him get a piece of cheese at the end. :)
Older tech is so amazing. It's the most effective in its simplest form, so it literally lasts and functions as long as the item isn't degraded down to dust... Amazing engineering.
Engineering now: Turtling in the intel room with multiple sentries.
@@TheRatLiker what?
@@TheRatLiker lol TF2 joke
This mad lad actually went through, drilled out all those holes, and made it look pretty afterwards
He actually did not drill out holes. It is a special tool that creates a slight divet in the material so that the screw head fits more flush, rather than protruding from an object. He always does amazing work. When watching restoration videos his is the only channel I will watch.
@@annebratt9630 counter-sunk the hole. With a countersinking drill bit.
I thought "Oh, a simpler restoration" and then the sharpening started. Beautiful results!
The patience for that is absurd.
This is not just hard work, this is dedication to the craft and I don't think people are here for just the wonder you are creating but for the dedication that you show for the work. I was really impressed when the video showed "there's something still missing" and I was amazed that you went that far to complete the entire thing. Hat's off to you.
I was like “oh snap is he about to grate some wood?” but it was just a plug for the hole lol
No stop on it though, so likely will grate some wood later
I love the woodworking 😍 👍🏻👌
Same😎
Fr
部とかいい意味でかと？ hｷﾞk
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Metal bro
Ggrdd
The way you guys taking care of the details are just so amazing and incredible. Watching this really makes me so satisfied. Another masterpiece 👏
Don't know why but seeing old classic things brought back to life just amazes me to be honest 🙂👍👌💯
I love watching restoration videos! They're surprisingly relaxing when I'm tired and very fun and informative when I'm more awake!
Wow, sandblasting and wood turning - two of my favorite things to watch - both in the same video. Score! Really like the wooden food pusher you made from a log - that is a very nice addition to this very nice looking restoration! I can see why someone might have wanted to copper or brass paint, but the red and white is very nice and clean looking!
It's technically "media" blasting as different materials for the blasting work differently depending on the surface you are working on. There is no one medium for all blasting.
@@forevercomputing That is really interesting! I saw someone use I think baking soda for something really delicate - and on the other extreme corundum. So yes this "media blasting" is a really versatile technique!
I've never ever searched for this type of content.
*But now I will*
That's how it gets us all
And another reason why is 13:49
There are some great restoration channels out there, from machinery to tools, clothing, paintings, toys, so many. I love watching shoes and leather bags being spruced up and staying what they are instead of being repurposed
I need a grater like that so I can stop cutting my fingers grating stuff
I love to see restoration like this. When things are put back to their original state. That is true restoration.
is that not the definition of restoration?
@@soda6687 people sometimes replace parts
@@raibugAnimations i believe that parts are only replaced if they look like they are unable to last long enough anymore (screws, nuts, bolts)
I think he lost a bit too much material, but still quite ok
@@raibugAnimations Well, yea not every restored piece have intact parts when it was first found. Thats inevitable
I love it when he shows how the tools work at the end always a thumbs up sir
Good job friends, I don't know this grinder. Thanks
So you ain't gay! 😅
That's pretty sus
This grinder knows you though. It told me behind the truck after the kitchen party. It wouldent say any more... I need to know what did you grind, WHAT DID YOU MAKE IT GRIND!!
Hey yo I downloaded grinder and I'm here wtf?
@@moneyshotistoopsal2938 i heard there members are course and you have to ground through a lot of profiles. This one did have a nice handle id crank that image up.
*Attaches spinning shredder to lathe*
“Ah yes, a saw trap”
Game over!
Haha I SAW that coming from a mile away
*grabs sharp scary thing with no fear*
I wish i was this cool
Timestamp?
So beautiful, no plastic, pure thick metal stuff back then was really built well
Ok, my mind was blown! Algorithms suggested this and I'm grateful. Wow, you do incredible work. I don't know what you're doing but it kept me hooked til thr end for the finished, working piece. Tfs your time and talent 🙂👍
Grate-ful? 😁
@@aidanclarke6106 lmao
As always, cat timestamps here:
9:20 Avril the orange kitty, warden of the stump
14:05 Quality control
Thanks for the video! Awesome work! May God bless you!
Thank you Filip, Avril was a bit shy on this one ! More appearances on the next one 😽😻
It looks a lot grater now it’s restored though I’ll be honest
I hate you
@@karnstienarmlets8764 excellent execution but the joke was grated down
@@angeliquevampir9327 your all 13 reasons why
Alright enough with the cheesy jokes
@@PyroFizz_NE find a fire and jump in
There is something so calming about these videos.
Great job on this restoration, I love that you sharpened it.
Oooo i restored the same one 🥳🥳🥳
Ouais c'est ce que je me suis dis aussi... Mais chez toi on a eu les gougères !!
@@ElPadre50340 😁😁 C'est cool de voir le même modèle restauré différemment.
When I see your notifications, my first thought always is Avril!!! 😊
I refer to the older gentleman as "Avril's dad" in my head sometimes
"Avril?''... you mean head of Q.C. .
Your attention to detail is second to none. Amazing restoration!
Very nice restoration. My only negative comment is to use food safe grease and paint. I have never thought you could sharpen the cutter by drilling each one out. Great idea.
Great job and finally, a restorer who saves the wood piece instead of making a new one.
yes, the little handle , as opposed to the giant block pushing thingy.
sometimes the wood isn’t able to be reused but still
Nice job - as usual. You guys are so careful and methodical, I love it.
For a brief moment I thought you weren't going to show us the grater in action. I was not disappointed. Thank you.
Everybody: omg look at the wood working such a satisfying video
Me: why tf don't we have graters like this anymore
Still a great video tho keep up the good content
Probably because its les efficient than the one we have today looks fun tho
@@sharbustergaming9558 I'd cut my fingers less grating stuff
@@jelly_4_brainz oh
@@sharbustergaming9558
👁 👄 👁
Restaurants do
great work, but really, that was way too little cat-content! i request more of Avril!
Avril always puts a smile on my face!
The many different skills displayed by the craftsman is so impressive. Metal work, wood work, restoration, painting, etc. wow!
Wouldnt it have been a good idea to coat the wood in vegetable oil or something to make it more resistant to weathering specially if its going to be used for the kitchen
Even if this is just some grinder, hear me out... Do you think in some way the past souls who owned this feel, idk maybe feel happy or some other feeling of relief when their own past items gets restored? I'm just saying if any of my own consoles/handhelds got restored I'd be happy now and in the afterlife too.
No
@@kowhaifan1249 well....arent you just a ray of sunshine
Seen this for the first time last week when someone else on TH-cam restored one. But I have to say the wooden push block put it over the top. Wonderful job restoring it looks great!!
Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up
most restoration channels ive seen just takes a block of wood to a lathe...you carved that curve BY HAND. that's the best thing ive seen in ages! subscribing, liking, ringing the bell. you got a fan.
I just discovered your channel and found it extremely satisfying to watch. The fact that you put no music in the background makes the video even better. 10/10
Great work
Great restoration. It came out beautiful. I was thinking that possibly the block press could use an extended lip near the top to keep it from contacting the grater while in use and allow it to rest on the frame of the chute instead on the grater bowl when not in use.
I really enjoy watching your videos, not only for the craftsmanship but for it's meditative qualities...
I love that, not only do you restore, you improve the manufacture. A very good eye for detail. If postage wasn’t so expensive I’d want to buy something, particularly this grater.
It’s a pleasure to watch a true craftsman! 🌟
OTND I think just restored the EXACT same type a few days ago. What a coincidence lol
What a display of talents y'all have! Never saw the wood turning before. Awesome!!
No talking, no annoying music, just pure sounds as i like 👍
Great job, LABD! Came out beautiful!
The end grain on that push block though... excellent placement. This was a really nice watch
I love that you always test out the projects for us at the end. So cool to see!
Great job. I love the wood cheese pusher you created. I am sure restaurants/companies love to get their hands on your restoration projects.
C'était vraiment sympa. Bravo, messieurs. C'est adorable.
Very nice! 👏👏👏
The way that wooden handle turned out is absolutely beautiful
I love when you show off your restorations, working better than new!
✌🏻😍👏
c’est bien de commenter mais tu ressort quand une nouvelle vidéo parce que ça fait long 1 mois 😋😋😋
🤦🏻
You got really cheesy for this great restoration.
This is a way better design than the ones you buy for home use… I always nick my knuckles on the grater blades…
Fantastic job on the restoration!!!
You got a grater, that is a handmill. You can still get em, I have one with much finer blades for things like nuts n such
Wow! I’m in love with these vids! What tremendous effort and craftsmanship
Beautiful piece
this is very relaxing
🙌👏Great work, great channel 👏 🙌
Oh god it is soo cosy! Just to sit, relax and watch it! I wish i had the space, money and time for something like this!
This project is the *gratest* project yet!
Really entertaining! Love your work
👌👍Good work
When you showed the cat I was like Ah yes the cuteness.
Sandblasting will always be my favorite part in these restoration videos.
Really well done. Grater than what others could do! A+!
Cheesy comment.
9:10 Something is missing...
9:20 Yes, that's it!
Lovely piece! You did a beautiful job. Thanks!
If you are ever worried about ruining the metal or paint with pliers or multi grips, wrap tape around the teeth/jaws and it won’t mark or dig in. This is really good on softer metals as well
Amazing as always 👌
Why some use paint remover and some sand blasting?
And I really love how everything falls into place at the end, really a wonderful job.
Using paint stripper before sandblasting makes the blasting grit last longer before it gets gummed up, and the sandblated finish takes paint well, while also removing corrosion
Wow you really did a wonderful job. I want to try this. You made it look not only easy but relaxing
the white letters need more love :D the restauration is awesome
Grate job.
Interesting to see the exact same grater was restored by "Old Things Never Die" last week. Both extremely good restorations but quite different results!
🤗😋
I just found your channel a little bit ago, and I've never been interested in design tech. But watching these fascinated me and there's something unique about your videos. Good work and enjoy your day. 😊
Wow, I love watching your restoration video's. A master of your craft !!!
...lookin' good, nice one, keep safe..
13:33 Must be so handy having 3 arms for building and restoration type jobs like this
Good job👍 😁, and nice cat 😀.
the quietness is both comforting and giving me chills
Very Nice
Beautiful.
This put me to sleep and woke up to finish watching. To me it is very easy and pleasing to enjoy these restoration videos. Thank you
Is it weird that I watch these to go to sleep? Cause it’s honestly very relaxing for me..
WOOW, ITS SO COOL
Yeah, its very nice opinion and you can see tomorrow and you can see the binding of isaac
Smile
Эта всьо пездёш, он ни мок так зделат, он купил новаю мясарупку, афтар тоооп!
sandblasting make me feel satisfied🤣
The thing I love about restoration is that in some cases the end product is actually better quality than it was when it was new. Filing the rough castings, taking the time to sharpen things and smooth things... its fantastic. Well done!
It looks grate!
I'm sure no one else has made that pun ever. :)
as a cheesehead i could only say : really well done gentlemen!
Cheesehead?
Never heard that term before😂
@@papakalashnik maybe you are more familiar with the term Kaaskop?
@@sheerluckholmes5468 nah but sounds like Käsekopf
@@papakalashnik genau
@@sheerluckholmes5468 woher weißt du dass ich Deutsch spreche?
i saw the chainsaw and my first reaction was NO DONT SCARE THE CAT
Love the kitty and the arms too
Watching a guy fix a cheese grater, this is the pinnacle of the internet.