That was really great!! Weird but great… Such artistry from deadly components… I think I have used all of them when I was in the military… such memories. Thanks for sharing your experience and master skills!!!
I remember as a kid my dear ol mum worked for Phillips and they threw awesome Xmas parties mum worked on circuit boards for TVs that particular sterogram we had so to see one fully restored including Artistic licence man I,d have in my house for sure you did a outstanding job McCormack and Son,s Restorations of Antique and Vintage furniture Queensland Australia 🇦🇺
Thanks for showing me this thing. This was just exactly precisely what I was looking for, of course. I just hope that I promise to stay tuned for this educational program. It's very rare for me to ever catch this experience. 👌
@@HarmonyOC Yes. The "Restorer" is undoing all his efforts to make a piece of decent condition deliberately look old, used and broken, just to give the impression, he is restoring an old, used and broken piece. In some videos this leads to toys produced in 2018 looking like spending 25 years in a bucket of mud, that was found in the ruins of a burnt house, after 10 years of being intensily played with by a kid. That is de-restoration. Restoring something artificially aged or worn.
Philips was such a Great Company, quality products, they were always on the cutting edge on a lot of different products, radio, electronic s, refrigerators, car radio, etc.nice video Thank You.
Wow that is awesome who would of thought a magazine a bullet a hangrenade (pineapple) some old chain retro globe could make such artistic lampshade you truly are a Artisan McCormack and Son,s Restorations Qld Australia 🇦🇺
We have a 1940 Philco AM radio. It still works too. I take the tubes out that don't light up to me local General Store which still has a free Tube Tester and a cabinet full off old Vacuum radio tubes.
Si bien hay algunas secuencias muy simpáticas y de buen humor a lo largo de este magnífico video, lo cual lo hace refrescante, aquí estamos frente a un verdadero artista y no precisamente humorista ni mago. Este Señor hace Arte en la restauración y reparación y por si fuera poco, la lámpara es todo un símbolo.
A wood working tip for future wood projects. When gluing somthing, and you want it to not slip around. Use less glue, and then and add a few grains of table salt. The table salt will act like Gravel on ice and prevent the pieces slipping around. And it will be absorved in to the wood after a few seconds. Giving you enough time to clamp everything. Makes life easier.
He probably won't heed your advice, looks like the production value of the video is more important 😂 Great restoration don't get me wrong, but the editing is too fancy for my liking, I prefer the more realistic restoration videos
Primero que todo felicitaciones la Radio espectacular y tu lampara guerrera muy original y excelente diseño con la cadena 👍👍👍👍Saludos desde Venezuela ciudad de Maracaibo 👍👍👍
A while ago, I repaired one of these old Philips radio's which contained multiple tubes....... Once done..........not a sound to be heard but the illumination was great !!! 😂😂
That is the coolest lamp i ever seen as well so much that i am half tempted to go find a chain and old light and a grenade from local ammo and arms store always support local places verse some other state or country. Re-create this masterpiece make few of them two of them one for each end table resale would not be hard.
Running that old radio without replacing all electrolytic and paper capacitors is electronic suicide. The electrolytic caps especially can short, smoke, burn out a rectifier and/or a mains transformer. That hum was worrisome.
i have this propblem with old radios. they dontt even need to be so old. just analog radios. the problem is that old days. the analog radio channels had a wider bandwith than digital bandwith. meaning. when you hear modern radio stations today. thei analog radion recieving bandwith is greater than the radio station sends out. ending with a lot off white noise with the music. i would put a digital radio in it.
Absolutely true, but it would never give you the same feeling when you turn it on. Modern technology is obviously much better, but the nostalgia is completely disappeared.
Acrylic back?? Black plastic "fabric" without even a single adornment??? Pfffffft, I would've never sent you my grandpa's vintage red Philco 🤦🏼♂️🤦🏼♂️ Plus, that "WC" thing was totally unnecessary and disturbing... 😡😡 Wanna make jokes, breaking the ice?? Great, I love jokes!! But please at the right moments... 🤔🤔
That was really great!! Weird but great… Such artistry from deadly components… I think I have used all of them when I was in the military… such memories. Thanks for sharing your experience and master skills!!!
Even if it doesn't work, it's a nice museum piece, and a good example for someone to study old electronics.
Nice double-feature! You are a true craftsman. I am working on a 1950s Silvertone Radio that I think only needs the switch repaired/replaced.
I remember as a kid my dear ol mum worked for Phillips and they threw awesome Xmas parties mum worked on circuit boards for TVs that particular sterogram we had so to see one fully restored including Artistic licence man I,d have in my house for sure you did a outstanding job
McCormack and Son,s Restorations of Antique and Vintage furniture Queensland Australia 🇦🇺
Thanks for showing me this thing. This was just exactly precisely what I was looking for, of course. I just hope that I promise to stay tuned for this educational program. It's very rare for me to ever catch this experience. 👌
Great job for the radio !! Wonderful !!
Sandpaper roll in the toilet was the best. 😂
Lol yea, and pink socks!!! 😂😂😂
felicidades por el video y el trabajo ,Es un placer observar su trabajo y la forma en que esta filmado ,Muchas gracias desde España
I've never seen such clean dirt. The paint slpashes weren't yellowed and came off immediately. So i guess, this is another de-restoration video.
De-restoration?
@@HarmonyOC Yes. The "Restorer" is undoing all his efforts to make a piece of decent condition deliberately look old, used and broken, just to give the impression, he is restoring an old, used and broken piece.
In some videos this leads to toys produced in 2018 looking like spending 25 years in a bucket of mud, that was found in the ruins of a burnt house, after 10 years of being intensily played with by a kid. That is de-restoration. Restoring something artificially aged or worn.
@@leximatic I see
You guys do such awesome work thank you for the videos
Philips was such a Great Company, quality products, they were always on the cutting edge on a lot of different products, radio, electronic s, refrigerators, car radio, etc.nice video Thank You.
It still is. Regards from the Netherlands, where Philips comes from.
Fantastic job. Really amazing videography 👍
Wow that is awesome who would of thought a magazine a bullet a hangrenade (pineapple) some old chain retro globe could make such artistic lampshade you truly are a Artisan
McCormack and Son,s Restorations Qld Australia 🇦🇺
We have a 1940 Philco AM radio. It still works too. I take the tubes out that don't light up to me local General Store which still has a free Tube Tester and a cabinet full off old Vacuum radio tubes.
Si bien hay algunas secuencias muy simpáticas y de buen humor a lo largo de este magnífico video, lo cual lo hace refrescante, aquí estamos frente a un verdadero artista y no precisamente humorista ni mago.
Este Señor hace Arte en la restauración y reparación y por si fuera poco, la lámpara es todo un símbolo.
That’s the coolest lamp. I’ve ever seen!
A wood working tip for future wood projects. When gluing somthing, and you want it to not slip around. Use less glue, and then and add a few grains of table salt. The table salt will act like Gravel on ice and prevent the pieces slipping around. And it will be absorved in to the wood after a few seconds. Giving you enough time to clamp everything. Makes life easier.
He probably won't heed your advice, looks like the production value of the video is more important 😂
Great restoration don't get me wrong, but the editing is too fancy for my liking, I prefer the more realistic restoration videos
Always good to see deaf mute people who live in their silent world get on with their lives doing positive things
Very beautiful great jop you the best
Parabéns, que linda restauração e quanta criatividade com elementos tão cruéis.
I love this lamp❤❤
Amazing. That looks real good after renovation. 👍👍
I like design of this radio..very much..
Amazing... Bravo
Parabéns! Seu vídeo é baste criativo.
It was going reasonably well until it came time to spray paint the wood. Then, it ruined everything.
Primero que todo felicitaciones la Radio espectacular y tu lampara guerrera muy original y excelente diseño con la cadena 👍👍👍👍Saludos desde Venezuela ciudad de Maracaibo 👍👍👍
Awesome.Relief from routine gun restorations Thanks a lot.
hi this is your best restoration
Did the radio actually work in the end, presumably all the capacitors and most of the resistors would have needed replacement, were the valves OK?
I bet it didn't.
Congratulations on the "yes"!
Przepiękne jest to odrestaurowane bardzo stare radio ale szkoda tego starego geanata pozdrawiam twórcę tego filmiku serdecznie 👍
That acrylic backplate looks awesome!
WOW ... FANTASTICO VIDEO!!! 👏👏👏👏💯👍
Respect 👌
5 bucks says that radio doesn't work.
Your on
I literally restore old radios as a hobby and I know that even if that radio works, the old paper capacitors are gonna die.
EXACTLY
@@stuffnobodyaskedfor9910is there a modern equivalent he should have replaced them with.
@@shafismaili1347yes of course you just have to hope that you can find a capacitor that's the same as the paper one but modern
Man, I just loved your work. Really creative and the whole video is cool and shows you're talented and entertaining master.
Great radio restoration job👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 and the lamp looks loke 2nd WW trench art peace ❤ excellent job❤👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
A while ago, I repaired one of these old Philips radio's which contained multiple tubes.......
Once done..........not a sound to be heard but the illumination was great !!! 😂😂
Beyond amazing 🤩
"Had a good week?"
"Oh well, you know... just the casual sidegrinding a handgrenade, nothing spectacular..."
"......" 😮
Gawd, I miss Radio Shack!
Hi, may I ask you what is the product you are using at 06:30 min ? Thanks.
عمل رائع
هل يمكن ان تساعدني لاعادة تشغيل جهاز راديو قديم للعمل بشكل جيد👍👍
I liked the radio.
Hi dude :
Why you did not cover the chaseis with a venner wood to be glossy and shiny !
7:45
Shaker can really?
Bro really took out a whole birds nest in the beginning
Radio 📻 works?
Soap on WOOD?
Do you find manuals on the ones you work on?
This radio Is fantastic
Fantastic
That is the coolest lamp i ever seen as well so much that i am half tempted to go find a chain and old light and a grenade from local ammo and arms store always support local places verse some other state or country. Re-create this masterpiece make few of them two of them one for each end table resale would not be hard.
Lol just dont take real grenade😂
Спасибо !
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 from northeast brazil
Philips - Bomba.
Creo que desmerece al haberla pintado de negro.
NOICE
Love it!!!
Why don't use a socket?
You were supposed to give some maintenance on the electronics!
Omg❤❤❤❤❤❤
pero sintoniza?
Könnte man das auch mit einer Panzermine machen?
Congratulations!!
Just stunning…
👍👏🌹
Very Interesting… but, WHY?😮
Ты очень крутой чувак 🤘🏿🤟🏿🧡🧡😊
Running that old radio without replacing all electrolytic and paper capacitors is electronic suicide. The electrolytic caps especially can short, smoke, burn out a rectifier and/or a mains transformer. That hum was worrisome.
❤ я в захваті... Молодець!
how to destroy a hand grenade
über das löten müssen wir uns mal unterhalten, das ist alles aber nicht löten!!
Excellent videography. 😊 I wish my videos could be as well recorded.
Офігенно!!!)
i have this propblem with old radios. they dontt even need to be so old. just analog radios.
the problem is that old days. the analog radio channels had a wider bandwith than digital bandwith.
meaning. when you hear modern radio stations today. thei analog radion recieving bandwith is greater than the radio station sends out. ending with a lot off white noise with the music. i would put a digital radio in it.
Переверни полотно на ножовке, зубья должны быть от себя.
Зубья никому ничего не должны. Кому-то удобно тянуть, кому-то толкать
@@Traum87 Дело добровольное, но он же толкает.
@@romicorootа как вы это определили по 3х секундному кадру?
Just wow broh
i love a good restoration but i see a radio like that and i think ''an entire digital home entertainment system could fit in that case''
Absolutely true, but it would never give you the same feeling when you turn it on. Modern technology is obviously much better, but the nostalgia is completely disappeared.
🇻🇪👍🏻🤘💪
I thought for a moment you were going to blow the radio up with ther grenade.
Where is the real sound?
Ufff. Casi se estaba deshaciendo... 🙀🙀🙀
thật lạ mắt.//'
Radio yg make merkuri
I think the hardest part would have been applying the “dirt” before restoration
Waste of time
How to completely destroy a rare piece of pre ww2 radio history.
You should have left it to someone who can do this properly
Wtf did i just watch? What part of this was restored?
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Oye amigo te e visto arreglar todo tipo de armas pero nuca una radio xd
Yea its something new, but i love it😂
👍👍👍
💀👍🏻
Leider nicht Original Restauriert.
Hello bhaiya please
Compet bull ihti""
Fake
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Acrylic back?? Black plastic "fabric" without even a single adornment??? Pfffffft, I would've never sent you my grandpa's vintage red Philco 🤦🏼♂️🤦🏼♂️ Plus, that "WC" thing was totally unnecessary and disturbing... 😡😡 Wanna make jokes, breaking the ice?? Great, I love jokes!! But please at the right moments... 🤔🤔
So fake.