This channel is all about undoing all the cost saving measures from manufacturing and showing what a top craftsman can do. Still functional but too pretty to use.
You do some of the most amazing restorations I've ever seen. Not only do you restore them but you make them even better and more beautiful than they ever were!!!
The can should be painted red to signify there's a danger. I'm amazed at the amount of work you put in to restore all of the things you do. I wrote this before the end. I hope you restore the little car next.
Here in the US, a blue can is designed for kerosene, perhaps this can was used in 1970's Germany to transport heating fuel, or was not subject to a standardized color code.
MM good to see u in the lab again.. Project turned out beautiful, as it always does.. Where did u learn your skills on a lathe? Well, until we see the pedal car in the next project, you take care my friend and God Bless...
That was heavy thing. I shure it wasn't so good even in 72. That's a true well done restoration. Great engeenred thing restored by great restorator. Truely german quality.
Ahhhh. at last! I have been waiting for a new restoration from you my Gentleman. I am commenting 3 minutes into the video but i am sure I will like the following 20 minutes. :-) Cheers. I was here! Per-Olov
@@meinemechaniker у меня канистра и отдельно воронка, конечно не удобно, так как, когда канистра полная бензина, то приходится звать сына на помощь, что бы придерживал воронку ;) интересно в Германии производят такие канистры?
If i had it, i don't think i would use it or fill it with fuel because you restored it and made it even more beautiful then it was originally. just fantastic.
Germany has always designed and produced excellent quality and functional fuel cans. Libertad cans in WW2 were called "Gerry Cans", and widely used by British servicemen as they were so much better than our own.
@@aib0160 yup. Hanoverian branch of the many HRE kingdoms and principalities. surprised how many people don't know that too. in one way or another, almost all kings, czars, etc of Europe to Russia were tangentially related to some (what is now) German houses
Yes there's a whole yt video about this. So I remember seeing the ones British had to deal with... They looked like you could dent them with just your fingers... No wonder they stole German cans whenever they could.
The Brits then copied the cans almost precisely, the U.S. decided to create their own which was loosely based on the design. I grew up around old vets who called the U.S. cans 'Gerry Cans', it was years before I learned they were wrong.
I recently found a yellow one of these cans in not bad condition. POUR•A•CAN stamped on the side. Mine also came with a spider living in the same location.
How could a craftsman as good as you leave his sports car neglected? We want you to do premium maintenance right away. Also, take a video while doing it 😅 I'm looking forward to see that upcoming restoration ✌🏻 This work is awesome, i loved the blue color again and again. Thank you for sharing this detailed , gorgeous work with us. Stay safe and see you soon Gentleman. Cherrs 🥃
thanks dude. how nice to see you. you want me to do a restoration again and even more difficult after a grueling restoration. all right, we look forward to seeing a deal soon. cheers, man. 🥃🥃
como siempre un placer a la vista, eres uno de los pocos restauradores que estan en el top top, sigue asi me encanta tu contenido :D , Saludos desde argentina.
Another piece of brilliant work. The brass filter turned out great and looks brand new. Its the attention to details such as these that keeps me fixated on your work!
Such a better design for a gas can than the red American ones. Gonna see if I can buy one of these! Fantastic restoration as usual, looking forward to more!!
They way you're trying to copy the whole visual identity from the MY MECHANICS channel is shameful. You're obviously a very talented and well capable person and I'm sure could do much better by going after your own identity rather than trying to emulate someone else.
How lame do you have to be to be a complete rip-off of the original all the way down to your about section? Couldn’t just make your own thing without relying on accidental clicks? Pretty sad.
@@meinemechaniker I don't mind people standing on the shoulders of giants, that's how we move forward. I would have watched your video and got a decent amount of entertainment. You can make your props close to his, your projects as identical and your name and your logo similar, but when you flat out copy and paste someones Bio that's low. Way to like your own comment btw.
You have done such a beautiful job with this gas can, it is like a piece of jewelry now. I like to think this work is kind of a metaphor for how we can approach climate change. We can reduce the level of CO2 into the atmosphere by not burning fossil fuels, but we can honor and memorialize the vehicles and equipment that did by turning them into beautiful pieces of jewelry or art to admire. Whether or not it was your intention, you have lit up a new path for gas guzzlers to salve the loss they feel when contemplating an all-electric future.
@@meinemechaniker very good attention to detail. It is good to see in this day's world of poor quality and disposable goods, that there are still some people like you who have good attention to detail and the commitment to do something properly 👍
Bloody hell that paintjob came out perfect!
thanks a lot mate
@@meinemechaniker Anytime buddy!
Memleketimden bir ürün görmek gururlandırdı.(abana kumlama makinesi) Teşekkür ederim. 🙂
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Beautiful restoration. This guy does restorations that look like our dreams of how products should be.
Fantastic rebuild and renewal! The blue painted finish is just outstanding - the can was never this good coming out the factory.
thank you so much
*Fantastisch !
absolutely true ! i had the same thought
I loved the addition of the feet to protect the bottom! Looks amazing!
This channel is all about undoing all the cost saving measures from manufacturing and showing what a top craftsman can do. Still functional but too pretty to use.
thanks sir
The attention to detail is unmatched. Really satisfying to watch.
👌
You sir have some of the finest restoration work I've seen on restoration pages keep up the excellent work
Thanks Dwayne
первый раз вижу такую канистру! руки растут из правильного места!
Great job! Now someone has to do a green coloured one!
You do some of the most amazing restorations I've ever seen. Not only do you restore them but you make them even better and more beautiful than they ever were!!!
Thanks a lot
That car better be next!!!👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Thanks mate
Your work never ceases to amaze me king
you got the " first " Bradley 🌟 I'm the ✌🏻
thanks number 1
He has the tools and knows how to utilize them.
Beautiful work.
This is not a restoration but an absolute art.
thank you
It’s a beautiful thing you have restored. Too good to actually use. You should put it on display somewhere.
thanks dude. I'm definitely showing it off.
Nice finish 👍🏻
Thank you 👍
One of the Top 5 Resto TH-camrs, no debate
thank you so much
The can should be painted red to signify there's a danger. I'm amazed at the amount of work you put in to restore all of the things you do. I wrote this before the end. I hope you restore the little car next.
👌
All petrol cans are red coloured for safety reasons = ⚠️🚭🔥
Here in the US, a blue can is designed for kerosene, perhaps this can was used in 1970's Germany to transport heating fuel, or was not subject to a standardized color code.
@@keffective6650 possible 🙏🏻
@@samuelfellows6923
In the UK, Petrol cans are green predominantly and diesel cans are black…… you can of course buy red ones too if you look…..
Beautiful outcome!
MM good to see u in the lab again.. Project turned out beautiful, as it always does.. Where did u learn your skills on a lathe? Well, until we see the pedal car in the next project, you take care my friend and God Bless...
we thank God, my friend. I'll see you in the next project.
You have a gentle touch when using your tools. X
they are my loves.Y
Не ожидала, что из простой канистры можно сделать шедевр! Подписка!
spasibo
That was heavy thing. I shure it wasn't so good even in 72. That's a true well done restoration. Great engeenred thing restored by great restorator. Truely german quality.
thanks mate
Böyle Türk kanallar görünce üzülüyorum Türkiye de hak ettiği değeri görmüyorlar. Başarılarınızın devamını dilerim.
Teşekkürler
Like a museum piece. Superb restoration!
thank you so much love
I love how you fixed the dent. That is a really cool tool. It's so worth it in the end. Thank you for sharing.
thanks mate
Nice design! So much better than modern gas cans.
Ahhhh. at last! I have been waiting for a new restoration from you my Gentleman. I am commenting 3 minutes into the video but i am sure I will like the following 20 minutes. :-)
Cheers. I was here!
Per-Olov
what an honor to see you, great chief. I hope I've helped you have a fun and fulfilling time. cheers, sir. be here, please ;-)
...per la cura del lavoro di restauro e precisione nei dettagli, non ha eguali.
Il migliore.
thank you so much
That is another work of art definitely too good to use again
Love and peace from Ireland
Thanks a lot love to ireland
It is such a pleasure to watch you work. Many thanks.
🙏🏻
8:37 - The actual term for this process is called "brazing". You're doing an excellent job...keep of the great work!
Thank you so much
Amazing paint job. One of the best restorations on TH-cam
Thanks sir
Интересная конструкция, воронка вместе с канистрой :) ни разу такой механизм не видел
и очень удивительный и компактный дизайн.
@@meinemechaniker у меня канистра и отдельно воронка, конечно не удобно, так как, когда канистра полная бензина, то приходится звать сына на помощь, что бы придерживал воронку ;) интересно в Германии производят такие канистры?
@@MaxGabodav Это сделано в Германии. но я также видел преподавателя английского языка.
If i had it, i don't think i would use it or fill it with fuel because you restored it and made it even more beautiful then it was originally. just fantastic.
Thanks sir
Nice work my friend 👏
Thank you brother 🙏 nice to see you here
Such a simple object, such a beautiful restoration.
Thanks
A todos vocês que fazem restauração, saibam o tamanho da alegria e do relaxamento que nos trás seus vídeos . Muito obrigado .
Obrigado 🙏🏻
Finally, someone that can do bodywork! Nice job!
Превосходная работа.
Будем ждать реставрацию этого авто́.
спасибо, сэр. обсудить.
Авто бы реставрировать... Ждём! А реставратору за работу уважение.
What an impressive design. Thanks for the video by the way…
Glad you enjoyed it. Cheers!
Germany has always designed and produced excellent quality and functional fuel cans. Libertad cans in WW2 were called "Gerry Cans", and widely used by British servicemen as they were so much better than our own.
I'm ratting you out to the Queen!
@@jahnkaplank8626 A good proportion of her is German too.😉
@@aib0160 yup. Hanoverian branch of the many HRE kingdoms and principalities. surprised how many people don't know that too. in one way or another, almost all kings, czars, etc of Europe to Russia were tangentially related to some (what is now) German houses
Yes there's a whole yt video about this. So I remember seeing the ones British had to deal with... They looked like you could dent them with just your fingers... No wonder they stole German cans whenever they could.
The Brits then copied the cans almost precisely, the U.S. decided to create their own which was loosely based on the design.
I grew up around old vets who called the U.S. cans 'Gerry Cans', it was years before I learned they were wrong.
who would have thought that a gas can could be beautiful!
Way better than if it was new! 👍🏻Fantastic restoration, perfect. That's how you do it, you always set the bench mark for others to follow.
thank you sir
I recently found a yellow one of these cans in not bad condition. POUR•A•CAN stamped on the side. Mine also came with a spider living in the same location.
It's good if there is a spider
Eline sağlık ustam seninle gurur duyuyoruz, yolun açık olsun.
Teşekkürler 🙏🏻
@Tr 🤣
Beautiful job on this old rusty can. Beautiful restoration.
I didn't think I could be impressed by the restoration of what is essentially a big metal box. But, WOW. What a result! Love it!
Thanks
Beautiful one
thanks
How could a craftsman as good as you leave his sports car neglected? We want you to do premium maintenance right away. Also, take a video while doing it 😅 I'm looking forward to see that upcoming restoration ✌🏻 This work is awesome, i loved the blue color again and again. Thank you for sharing this detailed , gorgeous work with us. Stay safe and see you soon Gentleman. Cherrs 🥃
thanks dude. how nice to see you. you want me to do a restoration again and even more difficult after a grueling restoration. all right, we look forward to seeing a deal soon. cheers, man. 🥃🥃
@@meinemechaniker What sort of car do you have?
@@Uberbizmeister dude why don't you watch the video?
@@meinemechaniker Ah, which video?
@@Uberbizmeister this videos final!
EXCELLENT RESTORATION
Gracias
New video! Another great job! Looks amazing.
thank you
Perfect job!
Thanks mate
como siempre un placer a la vista, eres uno de los pocos restauradores que estan en el top top, sigue asi me encanta tu contenido :D , Saludos desde argentina.
muchas gracias señor. saludos a Argentina.
Mit gaaanz viel Liebe restauriert! Die perfekt glatten Oberflächen und super gläzender Lack! Wonderful work again, MM!
Danke 🙏🏻
Another piece of brilliant work. The brass filter turned out great and looks brand new. Its the attention to details such as these that keeps me fixated on your work!
thanks sir
I agree with the use of the word brilliant - in both of its meanings.
Absolutely stunning
love michelle
That little funnel/spout design is nifty, but I can totally see why jerrycans are the standard
Sending support, love, and kindness from Lexington MI USA.
Thank you so much 🙏🏻
Such a better design for a gas can than the red American ones. Gonna see if I can buy one of these! Fantastic restoration as usual, looking forward to more!!
🙏🍀
That blue is amazing...
Belo trabalho, parabéns. Saudações do Brasil 🇧🇷
obrigado, brasil
Amazing transformation! Nice work!
They way you're trying to copy the whole visual identity from the MY MECHANICS channel is shameful.
You're obviously a very talented and well capable person and I'm sure could do much better by going after your own identity rather than trying to emulate someone else.
dude did you have fun?
yeah shame on that guy, not a gram of originality
Türk olduğunu tahmin ediyordum. Gurur duydum.
Eline sağlık, great work.
How lame do you have to be to be a complete rip-off of the original all the way down to your about section?
Couldn’t just make your own thing without relying on accidental clicks? Pretty sad.
Dude, stop playing devil's advocate. Don't make this damn world uninhabitable!
@@meinemechaniker I don't mind people standing on the shoulders of giants, that's how we move forward. I would have watched your video and got a decent amount of entertainment. You can make your props close to his, your projects as identical and your name and your logo similar, but when you flat out copy and paste someones Bio that's low. Way to like your own comment btw.
Нет слов. Великолепная работа.!!!
🙏
Oh, the guy who try to 1:1 copy mymechanics is back😂
Dude, I know you're having fun.
Absolutely brilliant
Thanks mate
Perfekt! Besser als neu!
perfect! I loved that tool to remove dents
super boulot comme toujours, bravo...............
merci de rester amoureux de la santé
Amazing Restoration.
thank you
You have done such a beautiful job with this gas can, it is like a piece of jewelry now. I like to think this work is kind of a metaphor for how we can approach climate change. We can reduce the level of CO2 into the atmosphere by not burning fossil fuels, but we can honor and memorialize the vehicles and equipment that did by turning them into beautiful pieces of jewelry or art to admire. Whether or not it was your intention, you have lit up a new path for gas guzzlers to salve the loss they feel when contemplating an all-electric future.
thank you sir for this wonderful comment. the world does not belong to us, we belong to the world. nature has the last word.
Hi
this gas can should be put on display in a museum. As filling your car with gas will soon be a thing of the past
@@kevincoones4368 Until we run out of rare earth metals...
So beautifully done!
thanks mate
Cool find. Beautiful restoration as usual! ❤
Simply and work of beautiful art! Thank you for sharing your talent! Have a wonderful Holiday, stay well and stay safe!
Thanks sir
Unbelievably great results.
To reiterate many of the comment, better than when new, a great watch, fantastic.
thanks sir
So beautiful a restoration!
thanks
@@meinemechaniker it’s a fact !
Very nice 4ewtoration. Surprising amount of work needed for a gas can 👍
thank you yes it so hard
@@meinemechaniker very good attention to detail. It is good to see in this day's world of poor quality and disposable goods, that there are still some people like you who have good attention to detail and the commitment to do something properly 👍
Great work !!!
thanks 🙏
Beautiful!!!
Love
STUNNING!!
❤
I LOVE your restores so much! Could you tell us what tool you were using for the dents around 6:30?
Thanks sir it is file
@@meinemechanikerlol, no i mean the welder like dent puller
@@robbs96 pull welding
Wow, that is stunning!
🙏🏻🍀
Wonderful work.
love
Beautiful work
Another beautiful restoration……can’t wait to see that little car be restored!….👍🇬🇧
thanks dude. and I can't wait to restore it.
Beautiful work. First rate.
thank you
Excellent, beautiful result. I can’t figure out the purpose of the O-Ring in the middle of the spout, though; what is its function, please?
For mating with an automotive fuel intake.
@@blinkenlights Thank you.
thanks mr. zener
Great to have your videos back
Thanks mate
You do very nice work. Wish I had the patience. Nice to see someone take old things and make them new again.
just leave time. everything happens spontaneously when the time comes. think of an apple, will it fall to the ground before the time comes?
Well done. Very good
thanks mr. pietro
It turned out so good👌
Awesome result and great attention to detail. 👏
In the future i would suggest adding the labels before the clear coat. Theyre more protected from spills and wont peel off in the future.
A pleasure to watch!
love
Nicely done! I would never guess it could look that good!