Just discovered this channel and I am absolutely in love with it. You have gained a new subscriber! Love your explanation of each and every process as you went along.
Hi i live in Iran and i have to pay for vpn wich is costly and very slow but it worth it.I watch many reestoration but yours is something else.first of all you waist no time at all,secndly you generesly give all the tips that is needed.thanks a lot.
It's humbling to hear from people that have first hand experience with vintage tools like this. If I ever find a lead on the rubber part, I will definitely let you know!
@@OneNationRestorations No, i just prefer the ASMR or power tools sound and i think that your description kinda distracted me from your work. Anyway this is only MY personal thinking Keep the content growing and thank you for your reply
![Antique Check Perforator [Restoration]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/uvAO6lh0h1I/mqdefault.jpg)
Just discovered this channel and I am absolutely in love with it. You have gained a new subscriber! Love your explanation of each and every process as you went along.
Thank you for the kind words! 🙏 Welcome to the channel!!
Fun, efficient review on a a tool I've never seen before. Thank you!
Very nicely done, brought back some good memories
You find the coolest tools man!
The tool hunt is a full time job! This will be hard to top.
One of my favorites. Especially appreciate the demo on the intake valve.
I enjoy showing off these tools!! It's almost as satisfying as the restorations.
An interesting tool, I've never seen one like it before. Impressive work, really enjoyed the detailed explanation of the process!
The color turned out great 👍 👌
When I go out looking for some of these vintage colors I'm always worried they won't be there. Krylon's line of colors have saved me more than once.
@@OneNationRestorations what's the actual color you used?
Matte wild honey. Who knew that was a shade of yellow, ha ha.
There's another yellow I use called John Deere Yellow if you need a vintage look with a brighter yellow.
@@OneNationRestorations i also need a vintage orange. Do you have one of those?
Nice job
I'm glad you enjoyed it!
As always, excellent restoration and beautiful result, I like 👍
Thank you for always stopping by the channel and giving your support, friend.
Sandblasting the painted surface layers off the parts looks really satisfying to do.
at the risk of repeating myself....awesome job
It's motivating to hear when you appreciate it. 🙏 Thank you for taking the time to let me know.
Hi i live in Iran and i have to pay for vpn wich is costly and very slow but it worth it.I watch many reestoration but yours is something else.first of all you waist no time at all,secndly you generesly give all the tips that is needed.thanks a lot.
That came out looking great. Cool piece.
This was a satisfying restoration to do! Glad you liked it.
That's a nice little jar of cotter pins. Never seen anything like that. You have all kinds of cool tools
I'm wouldn't say I collect things, but cotter pin tins are hard for me to pass up.
Great catch. That shot was intentional ❤
Great result 👏
Thank you for stopping by the channel. I appreciate your support!
first time saw this tool.great work bro.thanks for shring your talent.
I appreciate you stopping by the channel and for leaving your kind words.
Love it!
Thank you, John!
Nicely done. It would be good to fine a source for replacement rubber. I have a few of these old valve tools that need the rubber part.
It's humbling to hear from people that have first hand experience with vintage tools like this. If I ever find a lead on the rubber part, I will definitely let you know!
This tool is wicked awesome. How does it compare to the normal lapper they sell today?
Honestly, it actually works way better than I thought it would. I'd still rather use a modern day Lisle lapper.
Yes
Yes, indeed!
Subscribed, the job was done well but the description voice, is very tiring to hear.
I appreciate you taking the time to give me feedback. Is there something in particular about my audio that could be improved?
@@OneNationRestorations No, i just prefer the ASMR or power tools sound and i think that your description kinda distracted me from your work. Anyway this is only MY personal thinking
Keep the content growing and thank you for your reply