WINNER: How 100 Slices of Plywood Won Me the Battle
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 พ.ค. 2024
- Disclaimer: Mister Patina and I are friends...! :-)
In this "Restoration Battle" Mister Patina and Me are challenging each other by restoring the same Metal Shear! Hit the like, comment, and share...BOTH VIDEOS! 🙂
Make sure to watch, like and comment Mister Patinas Video: • Worn Metal Shear Resto...
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Once upon a time I was invited by Mr. Patina to grab a cold one, and as a friend I of course brought a gift. I came by with two mostly identical metal shears in pretty bad condition. So obviously I asked him to do a competition, an offer he couldn’t refuse?
So I took this metal shear apart, cleaned off the dirt from the past 300 years and gave it a good clean. Some of the old grease just came off by scraping. After that I put every part in my sandblasting cabinet and did a lot of metal works afterwards: filing, shaping, sanding, and so on. When the metal work was done, I powder coated the main part in a mix of “antique hammer effects silver” and "RAL 5012 Lichtblau".
The blades were reshaped with a belt grinder, while sanding, I cooled down the blades in water to keep the hardness.
I zinc plated every screw after truning the heads and cutting the thread.
Parts that are moving against each other where cold blued. I also took care of the Mubea Brand Logo and recreated the sticker, which is providing information on cutting limits.
The final test shows, that this shear works perfectly again. I hope you have fun with the video! If you have any questions on the used tools, materials or the processes, write it in the comment section - i´ll try to answer as soon as possible! If you want to support my channel hit the like, leave a comment, subscribe and share my work. It helps a lot! :-) Thanks for watching!
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Result Scene:
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00:00 - Intro
00:50 - Chapter 1: Mubea Disassembly
04:03 - Chapter 2: Powder Coating
07:43 - Chapter 3: Zinc Plating
11:23 - Chapter 4: Cold Bluing
12:43 - Chapter 5: Sharpening
14:15 - Chapter 6: The Logo
15:28 - Chapter 7: Mounting Plates
19:50 - Chapter 8: The Handle
20:27 - Chapter 9: Timeout/ Beer Tasting
21:29 - Chapter 10: Mubea Assembly
26:21 - Chapter 11: Testing - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
what did you restore??? you just clean and paint
Would sure love to see your cleaning of a tool look that good 😁
@@ziggy2652 tools are for work , not decoration
@nik xohs true but the tool was not working properly before he "cleaned it"
@@ziggy2652 yes clean it
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The real winner is the viewer.
There are no winners among people who watch youtube all the time
Exactly! Mister Patina and Dr. Beer has awesome skills and beautiful videos so we viewers are blessed with their work. And true winners!
Both were very impressive video to watch. I agree.
Well stated!!!
Deep, profound and accurate 👌
sweet!
Thank you. that was really a lot of fun and your result is of exceptional quality. I think its so awesome how different both turned out
@@NTRprojects I'm glad you both agree. Wt's whhat makes your two channels special to me is how you both propose quality craftsmanship, respect for the piece you are restoring,, a friendly environment and your two distinct ways though do show through every time.
That was why I had suggested ending you both an identical item to restore. You could use your creativity and preferred future uses to show two different, yet equally worthwhile results. So many channels are plain in that respect. Your channels aren't devoid of personality in the background, without you harassing your viewers with 3 quarters of the video about your digestive system or your nail polish.
Mister P! You let yourself down and you let me down. You need to go away and have a long hard think! I mean, leaving the horrible letters on the cheap new bolts! Shame! However Dr. B, whilst it blew Mr P. out of the water, that pinstriping was shockingly shoddy. Conclusion: Room for improvement but Dr B slam dunks it. Rematch. Best of three! 🧡
I mean im all for constructive criticism, but thats a bit harsh doncha think?
@@Watchin_the_world_burn Just teasing the guys 😁🧡
I watched Mr Patina's first and thought "no way will Dr Beer beat that". Was I wrong! Yours was on another level 🏆
I love that you two are having this friendly competition. Excellent job, I love the 'herringbone' effect of the wooden pieces. I've watched both videos, so I'm off to vote now.
This is a really hard choice. Both of you are true masters with a lot of love for detail and a great craftsmanship. Thank you for your videos.
Beautiful - absolutely perfect.
Well done, without words, for such precise work and craftsmanship, the great German quality, one can only bow down, respect from old BG.
I love the look and especially the base you made. You took the time to make it versatile and UN-complicated. Your work is very good and I enjoyed the video. What you did made it go over the top compared to Mr. Patina. Although Mr. Patina made it simple yet elegant in doing. Loved both. For showmanship, you win. For being competitive and simple, he does. thanks to you both.
Now we need the trifecta. Mister Patina, Not Terrible Restorations, and my mechanics
Okay, you ask him 😜
This has to be the best restoration you've ever done on this channel! This shear was revived from the dead! The mounting table had your own style in design. It gives the finished project its own individuality. This was outstanding!
Love the way you restored that old wooden shipping crate! It look better than it was originally! Two restoration projects, one for the cutter, and one for the shipping crate!!
Yeah, you won for sure. The woodwork is beautiful. But even without that you still won. You're both really good at this, but I think you wanted it more.
Liked the Bob Ross reference with the, ' happy little accident', line. That base is phenomenal. Seen from the right angle it has a 3-D look, like a huge stairway. Greatly pronounced during the oiling. Very well done.
Great base design too.
I really like the use of the restored circular saw
It’s all fantastic but that wood looks amazing. Off to watch Mr P now.
Congratulations, you won the battle
You both have done excellent work. Your genius move in repurposing old packing crates into that stunning wooden base wins my vote. 😍
😊 very nice, love the addition of the wood grip, so much more comfortable for the user. Bonus points for the wood joining. Loved both videos, but I vote for you on the win. 👍
You've outdone yourself! Beautiful restoration!
Absolutely gorgeous. That woodworking especially. The handle was the perfect, finishing touch. And the machine will work for decades more now.
Excellent work!! I'm a big fan of the cold blueing- that tipped my vote to your side on the battle :) The yellow pinstripe paint needed to be a bit thicker for a better coating but I appreciated the style! Double points for repurposing the ply for the handle and secondary base, very resourceful! MORE BATTLES!
I totally agree the viewers won here. You both put your own twist on the details. Well done.
This is the winner 100% ! .... Superb attention to detail with outstanding touches added.
Tough decision. You both are very good. But that wooden base made my mind! I have enjoyed the battle enormously, anyway. Please do more like this one! Thank you very much.
Stunning restoration. Brilliant editing! Stop motion animation is always appreciated. Cool addition with the wood reclamation. 😃👍🏼
Dr B., this was fun to watch and that you were in 'competition with Mr P made it even more so. Nicely restored and very well filmed. Thanks for sharing.
Of course it would turn out great. But sorry the part that I really loved from this video is actually the wood base 😂😂 Great work nonetheless! How long did it take you two to complete the project? I bet the sanding alone is really time consuming 😂 Heading to watch Mister Patina now!
Hej Anisa. I think it took us both around 3 weeks. I hope you are getting better soon and everything will come together again
So close. But I like the wood work you did. One vote for you!
The work here is beyond gorgeous. You did everything required for a great showdown, plus you included a delicious beer review! Next up, you guys should get together and do a collaboration on a single BIG project together! I salute you, Dr. Beer!
The way you constructed the base was unbelievable. WOW!!!!!
It had such a dimensional appearance.
Again, all I can say is....WOW!!!!
You´re both winners.
i watched both the two videos, and for me you are the winner.
Clearly the winner....
The zinc plating of the hardware was sublime and mesmerizing. Nice work. I choose your work because of your skill and editing skill.
This project / competition deserves more than one beer!
Mr Patina's restoration was good but you win 🙂 Especially liked the scrapwood mosaic base you made. Beautiful and a little bit of 3d effect too.
Since it's a contest and we are the judges, I have created categories by which each restoration is to be judged. The categories are Disassembly, Cleaning and Rust Removal, Hardware and Casting Improvement, Paint Preparation, Painting, Originality, Re-assembly, and Operation. Each category has a scale of 1-5 (1 is lowest score, 5 is highest score) for a possible total of 40 points.
Disassembly - 5
Cleaning and Rust Removal - 5
Hardware and Casting Improvement - 5
Paint Preparation - 5
Painting - 3 (The pin striping was thin and uneven)
Originality - 5 (does not include the new mounting base)
Re-assembly - 5
Operation - 5
TOTAL = 38
Your restoration turned out beautifully! You went above and beyond by paying careful attention to the details. I feel that the paint you chose to use was as close to the original as possible. Very nicely done.
Haha what a nice idea of you. You yourself went above and beyond with this Feedback. Much appreciated how much thought you put into this
@@NTRprojects I sort of patterned the idea the same way you rate the beers that you try. 😁
Wow!! That wooden base is so trippy!! Lovely stuff as usual
Epic job my brother from across the pond, I wont reveal my vote but the stundent has learned well!!!!
You both did a great job but, there can only be one winner
and, I think it is you
Great work!
The basis is excellent work. You can see that it has been a considerable amount of work.
Now, time to watch the Mister Patina's video.
You nailed it. Great job!
Having watched both videos I'm giving my vote to you, Dr. Beer. The shears were similar but not identical. I feel you got the more difficult shear to restore. You both did good restorations of the shears. However you made two mounts, one for mounting on a work table and the wooden mount, which was excellent. You also made a very nice wooden handle. Mr. Patina didn't make mounts or a handle. You did pin striping on the body, which matched the pin striping on the original. Plus, of course, you evaluated a beer.
You win. Both were dope but yours was above and beyond. No bias, i came here as a mister patina fan
Looks perfect. I am going to watch the second competitor's work. Great idea.
Now thats what I call a restoration. Wonderful job.
I can't split you boys. I said it before the challenge videos were released. But I've at last had the chance to watch both and I've cast my votes. May the best man win ⚔🛠
Ooh, and I forgot to say that my OCD once again says "Hi and much respect!!" to yours 👌👋xx
Enjoyed both restorations. This is the winner for me. More variety in processes. Great work guys.
Mr. Beer wins Congratz. But they both did a very Good Job.
Mr. P ran into a buzz saw in this challenge. You took each and every step to the next level. The handle was the best example, the herringbone pattern was centered on the handle, the holes were right down the centerline and the screw slots aligned with the centerline. Masterful work sir, makes me -round to be a patron. Thanks, Ed
I believe you just took the honours, sir! Lovely job.
wow, stunningly beautiful and amazingly functional!
You win...that wood handle is beautiful...nice work dude
My son and I are huge fan of restoration videos and this event was great.
We've voted for you because of your attention to detail and the extra mile you went.
Fantastic work !
Beautiful restore, as always. It is so soothing watching your videos. The attention to detail, the craftsmanship, the care for the project itself.
That is a work of art, no wonder you won. That wooden base looks 3d, amazing effect. Great effort well done sir...😊 👍
Excellent renovation! 💪
Watched both. You win as far as I'm concerned! Nice job.
OMG that 'snick' sound while snipping the tin at the end of the video.👌
Excellent work, a real pleasure to contemplate these restorations. 👏👏👏👏👏👏Greetings from Argentina.
Beautiful work.
You’re just showing off! I’m surprised you didn’t carve a groove and inlay gold instead of the yellow pinstripe🤣🤣
Beautiful job!
Both excellent restorations but this one gets my vote for creativity and the mounting block
Off to watch Mr Patina's video, but you've set a high bar with your one! One of things I love about these kinds of restorations is the reuse of things in a "disposable" age, and the upcycling of the wood was an excellent example of this.
Ach, einfach immer wieder schön jemanden zuzusehen, der ne Ahnung von dem hat, was er tut ❤
Nice work - I can’t imagine you aren’t pleased with the result.
Congratulations.
You are the winner.
And you got me as a new subscriber. ✌️
Welcome to the channel Tobias and thank you
Hello Mister Patina beautiful restoration beautifully restored well done
Both video are excellent, Dear Sirs thank you a lot for your art!
Nevertheless in my opinion, Dr Beer's project was more structured and more technologies have been applied.
Hope we will have the opportunity to enjoy your new projects.
I enjoyed both videos a lot👍👏👍👏👍👏👍👏👍👏
Thanks so much. I enjoyed both restorations. It’s interesting to see how differently you both approach the same task. Lovely result at the end. The base and handle are quite special and add a finesse to the over all finish.
For me you are the winner. The metallic paint and stripe matched the original, the base and handle were an incredible addition to what would be expected as a standard. Superb.
J'ai attendu la bière pendant 20 minutes 😊, j'ai mangé le pan-bagnat de la base sans boire, heureusement il y avait de la bonne huile d'olive 😂 !
J'ai un peu regretté de ne pas voir le détail de fabrication de l'étiquette 😢 .
J'ai terminé le visionnage en me disant "décidément ce gars est un champion de la restauration, on le savait déjà mais il s'améliore toujours"
Merci encore et bravo pour ce splendide résultat fonctionnel.
Patrick
Oh Patrick, merci beaucoup pour cette histoire et ce feed-back :)
This was a great idea! Friend amongst friend having fun doing what they love. This has to be one the toughest decisions I've had to make in a while. Mr. Patina was definitely up to challenge though with his magic tricks (snapping fingers and prep work magically being done!)... But beer... And wood workery was an equally impressive touch! I have voted, but my hat is tipped to the both of you! Well played, fellas! 🥂
Most excellent! You both did amazing jobs. Sorry, but I have to give it to Mister Patina. I feel he stayed truer to "restoration" without additions or modifications.
I watched both restorations....both Mr Patina and yourself did incredible work....but your wood working puts yours over the top. It's an incredible detail to add.
Magnificent job you did restoring the metal cutting shears to working order. It looks much better and it works like a charm too. Excellent work.
The winner of this wonderful contest IS US; THE VIEWERS, HOLY S**T YOU'RE EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD!!!
Thanks for sharing blessings.
Ihre Restaurierungsarbeiten sind in jeglicher Hinsicht außergewöhnlich. Die Videos sind von toller Qualität. Es macht Freude diese Arbeiten online verfolgen zu können
I don't know, if it is fair to judge the two renovations as equal. Sure, the metal cutters were almost the same, but you have, undoubtedly, the better tools and were Patina strived for smoothness you obtained the original hammered surface. All in all I would say it's a tie, but your angular sharpened blades gave you the win, imo.
Hey Tina. I think he also did the angular blade, but didnt show it in the video. So we are back to a tie I guess
Excellent Restoration Bro. Fit for another 50years great job Bro.👌➕
I think you win this, even excluding the beer tasting and wooden parts. “Not terrible” !
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The Doctor wins on finess but Mister Patina better resurrected the spirit of the device.
Entry: 4/6 - tasty on first look but not sensational
Aftertaste: 6/6 - enjoyed the iron filings
Body: 6/6 - loved the body work and woodworking
Colour: 8/6 - perfect pinstripping
Bitterness: 4/6 - pleasant sand blasting
Acidity: 5/6 - loved the zinc plating and cold blueing
Fizz: 8/6 - after so many hours of work on the craftsman part ... it was very refreshing to watch
41/42 .... Rank # 1 / 2 ... Definitely would watch again
What a fizzy and refreshing Feedback. Thanks a lot
Wow, you win hands down! I subscribed!
I liked this. Future restorations need to be on identical pieces so we can provide fair critiques.
One more Tool saved. I like this renovation but i LOVE the woodworking. The idea using the scrapwood is just awsome. And of course seeing the Festo-Saw in Action was a nice plus.
I am unable to choose a definitive winner in the competition because you both showcased your amazing talent as craftsmen. You did an awesome job and having the rivalry was great fun for me as the viewer.😊
That wood base is amazing. Hard to believe that its made from the shipping box.
Both are outstanding! The two machines are not exactly the same. The end result function is the essential thing. For function, Dr. Beer hand sanded the blades, removing less metal, and did not use shims. Was that a difference in the blades, one set more worn than the other?? Both cut metal as required. For paint, Dr. Beer wins, for more thought, and I happen to love that look and color. For the base and handle ... WOW! And interchangeable two bases are better than one. (The parts about nickel plating bolts, then turning, confused me. Mr. Patina was less complicated, but the video progress was clearer.) In this competition, Dr. Beer! But what about the next one?? Different skills?? Who will win that??
Hey dave thank you for the outstanding Feedback. I have to ask, since youre the second one to think that i turned the screws after plating. I did not Do so. Maybe the chapter headline was confusing. I first sandblasted, then sanded and turned, then plated
And as im writing i realize that i gave the impression that the sandblasting step Was already the zinc plated parts
I will add a comment to clarify in the subtitles
Added two subtitles at 7:42 maybe that clarifies
@@NTRprojects --- Yes, at 7:46 the red chapter heading say "Zinc Plating" (and "Chapter 3"). I thought, "Oh, OK, those are zinc plated parts". That's just my bad, being so used to consumer items in stores, advertising campaigns, and so forth. People who know nothing about engines will buy a car for the upholstery and the paint color. I have not ever seen freshly sand blasted parts in real life, nor freshly zinc plated parts. "First I sandblasted the parts as well" clarifies it. P.S. You guys didn't have "Who buys the beer" bet on this, did you??
Edit added: "Chapter 3: Preparations for Zinc Plating" (or, "Sandblasting"), then at 10:35 "Ready for Zinc Plating", would have been unmistakable, but most apparently understood it the way you presented it.
This "battle" really pushed you both to deliver your best. Personally it is impossible to choose a winner, you both did an impressive work on restoration but also on editing!
I hope you can settle other battles or, why not, some cooperation on big projects where each of you restore one part and put them together later.
Both of you did quite well. I agree with others that the true winner is the viewer.
I like the wooden work was awesome 😊
This is beautiful! I think you outdid Mister Patina on this one.
Not Terrible Restoration wins in my view, well done brother
Now THAT was a beautiful restoration. Well done!
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Awesome restoration!. Your videos are also going from strength to strength. And although I haven't watched MrPatina's video yet, I already don't want to have to choose!!! 😁