My three year old was very concerned about all the messes you were making with your tools. He wanted to make sure you cleaned it up after you were done. 😂
Tell him it's completely clean again, but I will not become a candy maker for sure. I'm glad he takes care in such details. Great to know he watches my videos
There is no shortage of restoration videos on the internet but I feel like this one really stands out. Your editing is almost better than the restoration itself and how you filmed each piece shows an incredible understanding about what makes restoration satisfying. Amazing work!
Back then Whenever I watch these types of videos, plus rug cleaning or food compilations, I do x2 speed... didn't know it was because I was developing epilepsy and needed to watch videos at x2 to keep up with the stimulation. Now I do 2x spend cause of the asmr sound
I was screen sharing this on my tv and my autistic sister wanted me to tell you that you should wear gloves because smth about chemicals and if you get a cut tetanus. She has a hyper focus on chemicals and safety, so she was really worried when she saw no gloves. Keep up the good work she loves watching these its the highlight of her day!
@@lowresgamr oui : ne pas respirer pendant toute la durée de la restauration, masque à oxygène quand on chauffe la casserole du repas, surtout pas de bière, ceinture et bretelles sur la combinaison spatiale pour sortir dans la rue et carapace en béton armé pour conduire la voiture ! Bravo NTR et merci pour cette magnifique restauration. Je n'ai encore jamais utilisé d'apprêt avec ce type de peinture et je me demande si en utiliser améliore la longévité et l'état de surface final ? En tout cas, ajouter le polissage donne un résultat fantastique ! Merci encore. Patrick
Rust doesn't cause tetanus, but I would always wear gloves due to the potential lead exposure and ick factor. That last one isn't scientific. I am however amazed that gloves protect from adjacent sand blasting. Thanks for the videos. These are great.
@25:12 On the off chance this hasn’t been mentioned yet, there is stabilizing resin (sometimes called cactus juice) that doesn’t require you to sand a whole bunch of resin off. You put the wood in the resin, use the vacuum, and then remove the wood and bake it. Fantastic job once again!
You just revived a absolute classic from my childhood bubble gum candy cigars. Just watching you restore this simple machine brings back so many countless memories of my childhood going to the candy shop to get my usual flavor of bubble gum candy cigars and possibly try any new flavors that the shop might making. And yes the candy shop i went made all there own candy using all natural & organic ingredients the shop owners were a husband & wife the husband was a organic chemist & his wife was a culinary school trained candy maker. Watching this video had the young kid in me saying im going to the candy shop.
I really appreciate you taking the time to make the closed caption comment. I enjoy getting more detail about what you are doing in the CC. Have a Merry Christmas.
This is my first of your videos, but already, I can tell I love them. You, unlike some other "restorationists" on this site, know when to stop. Your reassurance that you won't make it smooth, because it shouldn't look like bad-quality plastic, made my day. Well done!
Another long tail follower here and I can only agree with you. The progression in every area -restoring and video editing- in a short time period is mind blowing. 🎉
True to the advertising, this restoration was "not terrible". Since cigars are somewhat out of fashion, I'd call these "candy blunts". I hope this piece makes its way into a happy home in an artisan candy shop. Many such places in Colorado would love to make treats with this cute machine!
@@rogierius mymechanics, chip channel, otnd, ladb restoration. Should be also in list Rescue & Restore but the channel doesn't upload for a while. I also like odd tinkering, awesome restoration, tysytube, thefabrik, Mr. Patina.
Gorgeous restoration. My family used to fix homemade candy at Christmas every year but we never had a machine to run it threw. We would pour it onto a buttered marble slab and let it cool for a few seconds and then we would each take a chunk and hand cut it with scissors. One of my many favorite Christmas memories. Thank you for reminding me of the fun we used to have❤
Finally, another actual restoration content creator! Thank you so much for taking the time to show your passion for restoration through this medium. It's immediately apparent when you see a restoration channel that exists only to pump out content for content's sake instead of what time and care look like when presented to you. Excellent work, and you have yourself a new subscriber.
any real restoration channels you'd reccommend? I like Rescue & Restore, Cool Again Restorations, theFabrik, LADB restorations, and this channel so far.
i agree with your centiment about them looking like turds but just to give them a more friendly name i say call the tiger pinches as in pince one off :D
I don't even like beer, but I always look forward to the beer tests. I really wish I did like beer because you make it look delicious 🤣 The restoration was top quality, and the sweets looked professionally made! Great work!
I commend your videos, they are truly restorations and I speak as someone who has spent his career repairing things. It is a treat to watch you work and you do an excellent job!
This is the first video you put out since I discovered you and binge watched every single video. So good to see another amazing restoration! And so impressed that you actually made candy!
I’ve just been flabbergasted at Your meticulous mending/refurbishing. my mouth‘s been open for most of the hour in awe This is a dying art. You’re fantastic! ❤
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Astonishing as you usually accomplish all your stuff. You still have 'the mojo' and the best standards in restoration videos in this platform and I'm still amazed for that in each clip. Nobody is even close. Long live the king. Merry Christmas from Spain.
Excellent job. This is probably the best restoration of all the channels i follow that I've seen in a long time. The screws you said would be special? Thet definitely were. As far as rebranding the candy, i say just go simple. Candy Sticks.
Oh - my - gosh. Like you said, when this was manufactured it was a machine, not a work of art. But you not only got rid of the casting spurs (and no stabbed 😢fingers) you literally made it a work of art and functional! Kudos to you!
What a beautiful outcome! I so much appreciate the way you show the steps. You show enough of the the step you're working on without dragging it out. Your attention to detail is something I'm working on for myself. Thank you again for sharing.
Simply amazing talent you have! Great job! Grew up in the 50's, remember candy cigarettes and bubblegum cigars. Are they allowed to sell them anymore? Thanks for sharing.
Это потрясающее мастерство! И уникальная техника, которая может прекрасно работать и в наше время, благодаря золотым рукам мастера! Ваша работа просто завораживает!
Gar nicht schlecht! Das Ding ist wunderschön geworden, der Aufwand für das Filmen und Schneiden ist beeindruckend. Und als Sie am Ende allen Ernstes auch noch Zuckermasse aufgekocht haben, das Zeug am Haken geknetet und die Dinger gewurstet haben, war ich definitiv beeindruckt. Das sieht nach mehr als einer Woche Arbeit aus. Respekt!
Wow... I am truly impressed. The plating improvement is incredible and the whole restoration with all of its details is amazing. Thanks for sharing and enjoy the candy :)
Definitely subscribing. You used spray lubes to help get it disassembled instead of doing it dry. Your work is incredible, detailed and methodical, but you dont just destroy everything and make new parts. Definitely keen to see this style of restoration video again 😁😁
If I could give you a standing ovation I would...that was just phenomenal!!!👏👏👏 Not only are you a master restorer - you are a really excellent story teller and film maker. A+++ for you yearly school report😻 Thank you for your entertaining and educational content over the year - I have learnt many things, but most of all - how to evaluate beer😸 Have a safe and happy Christmas to you and your family!🎄🎁 🔥🎆🍷
Most impressed with how that knurling turned out. Looks like a jewellery design, almost. Also, stick with the longer form videos, buddy. Always good to watch you work
Beautiful work, loved the improvements you made in the assembly process. I was fascinated by the aerator in the nickel bath, has it made a lot of improvement to the quality of your plating? What did you use to seal the handle? I'm assuming linseed oil. You are a man of many talents, candy maker added to the list. I wait patiently for the next video. ❤
the cigars look more like small loaves of bread with a flat end to them 8:54 "i will not make it smooth. it shouldn't look like it's ordered on wish and entirely made out of plastic in reality" i like this way of looking at restorations
Your videos are so well done! They really complement the excellent content. One is always assured of an enjoyable and entertaining time watching you. Thanks!
ok thats amazing. using CC to give info without a voice over and doing what all other channels do and having a voice over via a paywall. i respect that
Love it, outcome looks amazing, fantastic work! The trick removing the air bubbles from the plating solution with the air pump was really smart 👏🏼 Btw: Can I have some of those candies? 😄😄
Wow! Wow! That was an incredibly well done project and was your best video so far! The time lapse was cool to watch. Lots of little interesting ways of doing things too. Fantastic video, sir. 👏
Are you talking about Meine Mekaniker? If so, I thought the same thing as well. The backdrop and the way it is shot threw me off . The is another channel called Old Hand which is the same concept except it's carpentry and he uses a lot of hand tools. Definitely a lot of care goes into that show as well
My three year old was very concerned about all the messes you were making with your tools. He wanted to make sure you cleaned it up after you were done. 😂
Tell him it's completely clean again, but I will not become a candy maker for sure. I'm glad he takes care in such details. Great to know he watches my videos
😂😂😂😂
@fredbrandon1645This is pretty typical trait for Germans
So sweet
Kid is being taught well! Good job dad
There is no shortage of restoration videos on the internet but I feel like this one really stands out. Your editing is almost better than the restoration itself and how you filmed each piece shows an incredible understanding about what makes restoration satisfying. Amazing work!
Thank you very much for your appreciation
@@NTRprojectsyour well timed humor that wasn't over the top or detracting from the work was perfection.
Agreed 100% he is more thorough than most people on TH-cam which I appreciate 1000%
🤌🏻🤌🏻🤌🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Various filming techniques like occasional stop motion and 4x speed really help keep these beautiful restorations engaging to watch. Thank you!
Thanks a lot for the kind feedback
Back then Whenever I watch these types of videos, plus rug cleaning or food compilations, I do x2 speed... didn't know it was because I was developing epilepsy and needed to watch videos at x2 to keep up with the stimulation. Now I do 2x spend cause of the asmr sound
The stop motion was wonderful
It’s like it’s not the same machine. It turned out beautifully!
I was screen sharing this on my tv and my autistic sister wanted me to tell you that you should wear gloves because smth about chemicals and if you get a cut tetanus. She has a hyper focus on chemicals and safety, so she was really worried when she saw no gloves. Keep up the good work she loves watching these its the highlight of her day!
She’s absolutely right you should
It's better safe than sorry, even in the case of chemicals not being toxic. Always good to keep a barrier between your hand and the chemicals.
@@lowresgamrExcept in rare cases where the gloves react with the chemicals, but the only example I can think of is Nitric Acid
@@lowresgamr oui : ne pas respirer pendant toute la durée de la restauration, masque à oxygène quand on chauffe la casserole du repas, surtout pas de bière, ceinture et bretelles sur la combinaison spatiale pour sortir dans la rue et carapace en béton armé pour conduire la voiture !
Bravo NTR et merci pour cette magnifique restauration.
Je n'ai encore jamais utilisé d'apprêt avec ce type de peinture et je me demande si en utiliser améliore la longévité et l'état de surface final ? En tout cas, ajouter le polissage donne un résultat fantastique ! Merci encore. Patrick
Rust doesn't cause tetanus, but I would always wear gloves due to the potential lead exposure and ick factor. That last one isn't scientific. I am however amazed that gloves protect from adjacent sand blasting. Thanks for the videos. These are great.
@25:12 On the off chance this hasn’t been mentioned yet, there is stabilizing resin (sometimes called cactus juice) that doesn’t require you to sand a whole bunch of resin off.
You put the wood in the resin, use the vacuum, and then remove the wood and bake it.
Fantastic job once again!
Great input. Next time I will use cactus juice for sure
It’s sort of like a thin resin that replaces all of the air to stabilize anything that holds a lot of air, like for example a pine cone.
@@CelestialPopCollectiveOfficialbut an equally important step is to bone dry the wood before putting it into to resin and evacuate it.
@@NTRprojectsLook up Peter Brown. He's a madman when it comes to stabilizing. Or resin.
He stabilized BREAD.
Our you know he could use the lathe to just cut his own? i don't get the point of stabilizing an old handle that could easily be replaced
great job on the "UNICORN HORN" candy press
Ooooooh this is my new favorite
Great name!!!
I was thinking baguette candy.
Very nice, i love how those keys came out. Shining the edge while leaving the pitting patina on the thumb surface was definitely the right call
This restoration had everything I like- sandblasting, nickel plating, powder coating and new part fabrication. So well edited too. I'm subscribing!😊
Welcome to the channel
I wasn't expecting you to hand pull the candy! Fantastic job of restoration and frankly a really great try with the candy.
You just revived a absolute classic from my childhood bubble gum candy cigars. Just watching you restore this simple machine brings back so many countless memories of my childhood going to the candy shop to get my usual flavor of bubble gum candy cigars and possibly try any new flavors that the shop might making. And yes the candy shop i went made all there own candy using all natural & organic ingredients the shop owners were a husband & wife the husband was a organic chemist & his wife was a culinary school trained candy maker. Watching this video had the young kid in me saying im going to the candy shop.
Clearly, those are candy zeppelins! Great work!
This one makes a lot of sense
@@NTRprojects With the right coloring, they would make decent worms.
@@NTRprojectsThey would also pass for a Taquito.
candy leeches
Torpedoes? Penny whistles? Great job!
Peanut butter and jelly torpedos. That's what they looked like. That machine has never looked so amazing. Great restoration. Just beautiful!!
I really appreciate you taking the time to make the closed caption comment. I enjoy getting more detail about what you are doing in the CC. Have a Merry Christmas.
Agreed, very much so!
Cc are amazing! I also love he did a test run of the item.
This is my first of your videos, but already, I can tell I love them. You, unlike some other "restorationists" on this site, know when to stop. Your reassurance that you won't make it smooth, because it shouldn't look like bad-quality plastic, made my day. Well done!
That is SO well done. I really love the way you preserved the handle but made it tough enough to be used. Absolutely gorgeous!
Preserve the handle! The first break was a doh! moment but to keep on breaking it more and more was just cringy!
I think this is the third time I’ve watched it. I can’t get enough. It’s beautiful.
This was unbelievable! I'm following you for 2 or 3 years now and the improvement of your work is incredible! Chapeau!
Thank you so much for your support Tina
Another long tail follower here and I can only agree with you. The progression in every area -restoring and video editing- in a short time period is mind blowing. 🎉
Amazing restoration with so much work put into it. A pleasure to watch
Your projects are the best of the best. Best wishes from someone in Puerto Rico 🇵🇷 🇺🇸 USA.
I just love how you take the most mundane items that are rusted to bits and turn them around completely and give them new life.
The amount of knowledge and tools it takes to do this utterly amazes me! I love seeing things “made new” again!! Great craftsmanship!!!
Your best restoration yet. Excellently done.
Not just a restoration video but a bonus rock candy one too. Just discovered this channel. Now I'm addicted 😊
15:52 I like how you turned what had been pitting into what looks to the casual eye to be an intentionally pebbled finish. That's really imaginative!
Much appreciated feedback. Thank you very much
True to the advertising, this restoration was "not terrible". Since cigars are somewhat out of fashion, I'd call these "candy blunts". I hope this piece makes its way into a happy home in an artisan candy shop. Many such places in Colorado would love to make treats with this cute machine!
That came out SOOOOO MUCH BETTER than I was expecting in the very beginning
Extreme talent and craftsmanship. The best that I’ve ever seen!
With this restoration you officially enter my personal top five restoration channel on yt
Thank you Mario
And the other four are?
@@rogierius mymechanics, chip channel, otnd, ladb restoration. Should be also in list Rescue & Restore but the channel doesn't upload for a while. I also like odd tinkering, awesome restoration, tysytube, thefabrik, Mr. Patina.
chip, my mechanics, this channel... my 3 favorite in no order
Is it weird how much I love the sand blasting? It’s SO satisfying to watch.
I love the sandblasting and filing the casting lines. Sooo satisfying! And then the repainting! I'm here for all of it!
stop motion AND good restoration?! what a gift! thankyou for your care and attention to detail, it is so appreciated :)
What a weird and utterly wonderful thing.
Absolutely stunning restoration.
Gorgeous restoration. My family used to fix homemade candy at Christmas every year but we never had a machine to run it threw. We would pour it onto a buttered marble slab and let it cool for a few seconds and then we would each take a chunk and hand cut it with scissors. One of my many favorite Christmas memories. Thank you for reminding me of the fun we used to have❤
Oh thanks for sharing. In Germany I don't think it's a family tradition in most homes, but I heard in Sweden it's done a lot around Christmas as well
Finally, another actual restoration content creator! Thank you so much for taking the time to show your passion for restoration through this medium. It's immediately apparent when you see a restoration channel that exists only to pump out content for content's sake instead of what time and care look like when presented to you. Excellent work, and you have yourself a new subscriber.
any real restoration channels you'd reccommend? I like Rescue & Restore, Cool Again Restorations, theFabrik, LADB restorations, and this channel so far.
I love how you got much of it a smooth finish, but kept some areas pitted, for texture. Really showing that pitted metal still can look good.
Wow! That’s a fabulous job. Amazing finish on the paint, nuts and beer. Candy Turds though!
Yeah, I'm thinking "Tiger Poop" would be the best name for the candy.
@@AutomaticSelector I second "Tiger Poop."
i agree with your centiment about them looking like turds but just to give them a more friendly name i say call the tiger pinches
as in pince one off :D
@@MrFixiit Sounds OK. Or maybe even something like Tiger Torpedos.
Someone may have covered this already but I believe the machine is for making bubble gum cigars. We used to get them when we were kids.
Not just a working machine , you now have a working piece of art , beautifully done sir !
Preparing the ingredients looked like more work than the actual restoration. Nice job.
I was going to say "as good as new" but I'm pretty sure it never looked better. Wonderful job!
I don't even like beer, but I always look forward to the beer tests. I really wish I did like beer because you make it look delicious 🤣
The restoration was top quality, and the sweets looked professionally made! Great work!
I commend your videos, they are truly restorations and I speak as someone who has spent his career repairing things. It is a treat to watch you work and you do an excellent job!
This is the first video you put out since I discovered you and binge watched every single video. So good to see another amazing restoration! And so impressed that you actually made candy!
I’ve just been flabbergasted at Your meticulous mending/refurbishing. my mouth‘s been open for most of the hour in awe This is a dying art. You’re fantastic! ❤
Astonishing as you usually accomplish all your stuff. You still have 'the mojo' and the best standards in restoration videos in this platform and I'm still amazed for that in each clip. Nobody is even close. Long live the king. Merry Christmas from Spain.
i love that you kept most of the pits
Excellent job. This is probably the best restoration of all the channels i follow that I've seen in a long time. The screws you said would be special? Thet definitely were.
As far as rebranding the candy, i say just go simple. Candy Sticks.
It takes patience, mechanical and chemical savvy to get these restoration projects to an immaculate end. I commend this person's workmanship.
❤ That trick with the wood was pretty nifty! Love watching your restorations come together and your editing is ON POINT!
Работа удивительная! Я бы может и разобрал, но собрать - нет. Золотые руки!
Oh - my - gosh. Like you said, when this was manufactured it was a machine, not a work of art. But you not only got rid of the casting spurs (and no stabbed 😢fingers) you literally made it a work of art and functional! Kudos to you!
What a beautiful outcome! I so much appreciate the way you show the steps. You show enough of the the step you're working on without dragging it out. Your attention to detail is something I'm working on for myself. Thank you again for sharing.
Simply amazing talent you have! Great job! Grew up in the 50's, remember candy cigarettes and bubblegum cigars. Are they allowed to sell them anymore? Thanks for sharing.
Yes they still sell candy cigarettes and bubble gum cigars. Lots of stores have a "nostalgia " candy section. What used to be a nickel is now $2.79.
Mis felicitaciones al restaurador. Su trabajo y paciencia es única
4:52 Amazing cut, absolutely seamless
Not only do you do a great job of restoring these old things, your filing and editing is excellent too.
Beautifully restored! Maybe the cigars could be Würmer or Schlangen? They look a bit like some kinds of striped snake with the colors you chose.
That actually would work well in German
Это потрясающее мастерство! И уникальная техника, которая может прекрасно работать и в наше время, благодаря золотым рукам мастера! Ваша работа просто завораживает!
Gar nicht schlecht! Das Ding ist wunderschön geworden, der Aufwand für das Filmen und Schneiden ist beeindruckend. Und als Sie am Ende allen Ernstes auch noch Zuckermasse aufgekocht haben, das Zeug am Haken geknetet und die Dinger gewurstet haben, war ich definitiv beeindruckt. Das sieht nach mehr als einer Woche Arbeit aus. Respekt!
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Your craftsmanship is out of this world! Stunning transformation❤
Now this is a candy roller I haven’t seen at Lofty Pursuits!
Esta maquina de doces é um lindo objeto. A restauração foi perfeita. Parabéns.
Wow... I am truly impressed. The plating improvement is incredible and the whole restoration with all of its details is amazing. Thanks for sharing and enjoy the candy :)
Thank you sis ❤️
Definitely subscribing. You used spray lubes to help get it disassembled instead of doing it dry. Your work is incredible, detailed and methodical, but you dont just destroy everything and make new parts. Definitely keen to see this style of restoration video again 😁😁
If I could give you a standing ovation I would...that was just phenomenal!!!👏👏👏 Not only are you a master restorer - you are a really excellent story teller and film maker. A+++ for you yearly school report😻
Thank you for your entertaining and educational content over the year - I have learnt many things, but most of all - how to evaluate beer😸
Have a safe and happy Christmas to you and your family!🎄🎁 🔥🎆🍷
Absolutely a work of art! Not just the antique but also of this man’s craftsmanship! Bravo! 🔥🔥🔥
Most impressed with how that knurling turned out. Looks like a jewellery design, almost.
Also, stick with the longer form videos, buddy. Always good to watch you work
I like the authentic look of the nuts and bolts very much. It gives the restoration a classic look with some subtle wear. Beautiful job, as always!
Always look forward to your projects and you never disappoint!! Much appreciation and respect for your work!!
I think you meant either “you never disappoint” or “you never fail to impress”.
An absolutely stunning restoration! I'm literally amazed. I've never seen one so good in all my years of watching videos on TH-cam! 😯
Wonderful restoration. That machine is brilliantly designed. Candy kayaks?
Haha, I like it. Very imaginative
its so beautiful and poetic, seeing something being restored to it's former glory.
Wow, the shine on some of those pieces after cleaning is crazy. Like new! Subbing!
Very cool- I appreciate the detail you put into this, you clearly care a lot about the history of the object. Thank you for showing us!
Beautiful work, loved the improvements you made in the assembly process.
I was fascinated by the aerator in the nickel bath, has it made a lot of improvement to the quality of your plating?
What did you use to seal the handle? I'm assuming linseed oil.
You are a man of many talents, candy maker added to the list. I wait patiently for the next video. ❤
It made the plating way better to be honest
You sir, are a true professional.
the cigars look more like small loaves of bread with a flat end to them
8:54 "i will not make it smooth. it shouldn't look like it's ordered on wish and entirely made out of plastic in reality" i like this way of looking at restorations
I really appreciate you only making parts where absolutely necessary. That wooden handle fix was impressive.
Your videos are so well done! They really complement the excellent content. One is always assured of an enjoyable and entertaining time watching you. Thanks!
After all that detailing I would never use it as a cigar press ever again. That was just mesmerizing!! Beautiful work❤
An absolutely incredible restoral! Your understanding of mechanics really adds quality to your projects. I can't wait for the next episode.
Ну и что же тут удивительного и невероятного? Разобрал, почистил, покрасил и собрал. Надо же какое чудо?
ok thats amazing. using CC to give info without a voice over and doing what all other channels do and having a voice over via a paywall. i respect that
Crunchy garden slugs! Great video.
This one is definitely considered the least attractive name 😂😂😂
I can't believe you went to the extent of actually making the hard candy. Great video, thank you so much for your hard work!
This was definitely SWEET! :-)
I know this means a lot. 😚
@@NTRprojectsmuch fun beim Ski fahren!
@misterpatina Danke mein Lieber. Wir sehen uns im neuen Jahr und ich freue mich richtig drauf
I like the fact it actually looks old and used and not just old and then left outside in the rain for days on end, great vid btw!!
Tegernseer! Ein gutes Bier nach so ein guten Video! 🍺
I love your transitions from dirty to sanded/painted. Especially the one where you turned that piece of the clamp over in your hand
I don't calling that "a restoration", i call that creation as an artist.
I really appreciate how you restored and retreated the wood. Well done!
Love it, outcome looks amazing, fantastic work! The trick removing the air bubbles from the plating solution with the air pump was really smart 👏🏼
Btw: Can I have some of those candies? 😄😄
Sure thing, just come around
I would love to own a piece of history like this. Very beautiful work.
Wow! Wow! That was an incredibly well done project and was your best video so far! The time lapse was cool to watch. Lots of little interesting ways of doing things too. Fantastic video, sir. 👏
Thank you very much for your never ending support. Much appreciated my friend
Брехня.
Now, this looks like a real restoration, no phony rust. Good job 👍.
Miniature Candy Baguettes maybe? :) (I read cigarettes not cigars oops)
Thats a good idea :D
Love it
Different coloring they could be unicorn horns
@@NTRprojects
Beautiful work, that machine is now a beautiful work of art. Any candymaker would love to have it as a functioning restored antique, well done!
Thank you
What about calling them candy baguettes? The look like long bread loaves!
Lass es dir schmecken!
Großartige Arbeit mit dem Nickel-plating, dem Griff...
Das ganze Ding ist super geworden!
It's nice to see that you are reviving old items and the improvements you do. Great video, it's awesome to see what you do.
That machine looks fabulous...brand new...store bought...nice job...👍
His style reminds me of the "my mechanics" channel. Same calm and determined attitude, and you are not over-restoring.
Are you talking about Meine Mekaniker? If so, I thought the same thing as well. The backdrop and the way it is shot threw me off . The is another channel called Old Hand which is the same concept except it's carpentry and he uses a lot of hand tools. Definitely a lot of care goes into that show as well
Oh my your are not only a fabulous restorer but you’re a chef too!