1905's Cheese Wire Slicer - Restoration
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.พ. 2025
- In this restoration video I restored an antique butter or cheese slicer from around the year 1905.
More about the slicer :
this item was used in commercial purpose. It was usually used in shops for the exact purchase of slices of butter-cheese or in luxury hotels where pats of butter were served in the morning at breakfast. You can cut one pound of butter into pats for individual servings. The butter or cheese lies in the top and is pushed to the left into the wires while you turn the handle. Another part is located on the same axis as the handle and has a well-stretched wire attached. As soon as the butter is pushed through the rotation of the handle, by the same motion, that wire will cut the butter.
The slicer is made from aluminum, steel, brass and cast iron (a pleasure to restore ). The base part has attached a clamp that hold the slicer to the table. After I bought this gem I didn't really find much information about the year of production. I asked some subscribers from the country of origin of the slicer, USA , and they found me information that it was produced somewhere around the year 1905. I hope I am not wrong and mislead people, but how I saw this slicer was made, I tend to think that this is the year of production.
More about the restoration :
After inspecting the slicer I thought it would be an easy restoration but
during disassembly, I noticed that the 2 parts that make up the gearbox of this slicer , were cracked. They were made of aluminum or antimony. I couldn't figure it out exactly. I inspected these 2 parts and I realized that I can't talk about a restoration here. Making new parts like that was essential as soon as I couldn't find spare parts to buy . After I finished the disassembly, I decided to take care of this gearbox because if I hadn't been able to do them, the whole restoration process would have stopped. So I made the plans and I made new parts on lathe and milling machine from an aluminum block. After that , one part had some markings and numbers which I had to transfer to the new part. So I made some auxiliary tools and marked the new part with those 12 markings, after which I punched the numbers on the side of the new part. The same part I talked about also had the company name engraved and needed to engrave the new part using a CNC machine . After days of works I finished these 2 parts and the whole restoration process can continue further. Next I sandblasted the parts , powder coating them. Also , in my restoration videos I try to restore the items like original condition. This slicer was zinc plated mostly but I found slicer like this one painted in many ways and I choose one way : the base and the top black with cream ivory the other parts. At the end of restoration I'm very glad that I took this decision and the item looks amazing. Although it was difficult, the restoration went very well. In addition to everything I mentioned above, I also made some parts that were missing, on the lathe and I nickel-plated some of them.
The wooden handle was on the list of restoration. For a couple of minutes I thought to make new one but after I sanded the wood, stained with walnut stain and applied some antique wax , the final outcome was awesome.
In conclusion, you have what to see in this restoration. And the slicer has been restored in a good way, keeping the vintage look but at the same time looking amazing. Doing the test after the restoration, I noticed that it works perfectly and I'm proud of this work, probably my best restoration video I ever made.
I hope you will enjoy the restoration and will be a pleasure video to watch...cheers ! David .
#butterslicer #cheeseslicer #slicerrestoration
The fact that you not only remade the broken pieces, but put all the original lettering onto them (when most people wouldn't have bothered) elevates you to a whole other level of restoration skill and dedication.
Thank you very much mate 😊
Oh no, that machine deserves all of the work put into it
Iv never seen any pro who is restoring something NOT do this. Without letter its value is much less in most cases.
I know right, like he could’ve rebranded it after his channel
Came here to say this! I love it when people try their best to make the end result look like the original product, even when some parts had to be replaced and remade from scratch.
No talking, no music, just craftsmanship.. What more could one wish for?
Thanks a lot and glad you enjoyed so much 😊
I know why would he not do that. It’s shity
@@HenryAllen-dc1hsI think you misunderstand what he is saying
@@HenryAllen-dc1hsHe’s saying he loves there’s no music and talking.
agreed. these are my favorite kinds of videos to watch
I never thought I’d have spent 25 minutes of my time watching a cheese slicer being restored... I did it and and I loved it! Great job!
Thank you very much Paolo and glad you liked it so much 😊cheers
WAIT THAT WAS 25 MINUTES??? Would you look at that. This channels certainly entertaining!
Thanks Xirion 😊
I thought it cuts butter
@Taisija.20.9 could be used on butter too 😊
I don't think I can say something that hasn't been said yet. Your attention to every tiny little detail is amazing. I am in awe of your skills. Absolutely LOVE your videos.
Thank you so much 🤗
This has become my new favorite machining channel! Awesome job, love your new tools.
Yeah. He's good 👌
My mechanics when are you releasing new video?
At one point I thought he was in your shop😁
@@mamoLs next week 😁👍
Thanks my friend ! Looking forward for your videos too. I already know it is awesome 🤩
The thickness control you milled from aluminium is a thing of beauty. I actually clapped when I saw the result. Superb work. Thank you...and well done, sir!
Thank you very much Julie 😊
35 years of being a machinist I still pause and take a look at nicely machined parts, they are always a thing of beauty.
Thanks a lot mate 😊 cheers
Man, as an airplane technician, I really appreciate your attention to detail and your level of skill is absolutely amazing. I don't think the average person fully understands the dedication this requires.
As a human this video is cool
Thank you very much guys 😊 I really appreciate this support ! Cheers !
The average person is too a stoopid to undastand. 🤡
TF do airplanes gotta do with this
@@kannabisk9 obviously you don't understand the level of detail it requires to be an airplane tech.
This is almost beyond belief. As I watch you work I wish I had your skills, knowledge, tools and patience. I am in awe. Just beautiful.
Thank you very much Gary 😊 wish you all the best
I am extremely impressed not only with his work but a man made CNC machine??? Dude props to you man.
Thank you very much man 😊
as opposed to an organic CNC machine lolol… i understood your meaning though.
I mean all CNC machine are man made, unless I'm unaware of alien labor. Jokes aside still pretty impressive for a home made, some 3D printers just dies when get nudged
@@markzaikov456 ahhhhhhh home made, that’s the word I was looking for, lol.
8:28 i’m not 12 years old i’m not 12 years old i’m not 12 years old…
video: *widening the hole for shaft*
me:
Wow! What a restoration. Being able to reproduce those parts from scratch is amazing. Keep up the great work.
Thanks Matthew and glad you liked it 😊
I like to imagine the original inventor beaming with pride when you restored those discs. You did an incredible job 👏 👏 👏
Thank you very much and glad you liked it 😊
Es casi mágico! Enhorabuena 👏
if u like to imagine it then u totally should imagine it!
Yeah, he would be beaming with pride from a better place now.
hes long dead lmao
On every restoration I can only think of 3 words within the first 3 seconds, shine, shine and more shine but what you deliver is bling, bling and more bling, in fact Mr T would wear your restorations with pride.
Glad you liked it, Hasan 😊
Впечатлен максимально. Такое внимание к деталям! Поразительно. Сделал девайс чтоб сделать насечки. Выбил цифры. Подобрал шрифт. Высокое качество сьемки, свет, станки - стружка все это завораживает. Я далек от подобных работ, но оторвать взгляд невозможно. Успехов вам и новых таких же восхитительных работ!
Thank you very much Peo 😊 glad you liked it
I love seeing this stuff restored, it brings more realism to what homes and kitchens used to look like instead of thinking that the objects look closer to the unrestored version always, but it look more modern than we would think
I hope you will like the video and don't forget to subscribe !!! cheers, David ! if you have any question please comment here and I will reply to all like always did 👍
Thx for video
Glad you liked it
I know it's stupid but seeing people like you who can seemingly work magic out of pure passion and skill is what both awes me and also makes me proud to be human, please keep up the great work brother!
Thank you very much Mihyun 😊 glad you liked it so much
A superb restoration! It never ceases to amaze me how complex some antique food processing gadgets are. This cutter is obviously commercial, otherwise why is it built to be repaired down to the smallest part??? You took this restoration to the next level. 👍
Thank you very much and glad you liked it so much 😊
The fact that you are taking time to not only restore that beautiful piece of machinery but also respond to every single comment just assures me why I am subscribed! Splendid job Sir!
Thanks a lot sir ! I try my best 😊
Love the "beyond new" that you push your builds to! Taking old things and making them better than they were when brand new is AWESOME! Great job!
Thank you very much mate 😊
You sir, are an absolute perfectionist in all the right ways. As a retired engineer/machinist I can appreciate the work you put into each of your projects. You have earned yourself another subscriber.
Thank you very much Roger and glad you enjoyed 😊 cheers and stay safe
In all honesty, when I first started watching the video I was questioning changing the original designs of the parts or doing any unnecessary modification like cleaning up the original casting because in theory it takes away from the history of the piece. The thing is though, you just can’t argue with those results and I’ve come around. :) This is far beyond a simple restoration or preservation, I’m in awe of this wonderful work - you have a new subscriber here.
Thank you very much mate 😊 I really appreciate
Ditto.
For me, this is a reconstruction and not a restoration, the object has lost all information about how it was made. It is now the projection of the rebuilder's aesthetic: the wood must be stained (to look old?), the metal must be shiny (to look new?), the castings must be smooth (to look like they were made by plastic injection?). Now it looks like a new retro tool.
@@ighmur Agree, He completely went beyond a restoration. When you can't tell the difference between an original or a brand new made from scratch one, you've have failed !
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This is unbelievable. This is beyond restoration. I’m completely blown away.
Thank you very much 😊
There were many many points where i would give up but he removed micro level defects which i would've accepted as anyway.
I guess you could say that he.... Made it cool again😎
@@racingheart92 Yes, I find this very striking. The original manufacturers weren't trying to do a work of art, they just wanted to make something that did the job and stood up to use - for instance they didn't bother to remove casting marks, and nobody asked them to - but this guy does! It's more like an apotheosis than a restoration.
@@gerardvila4685 i also salute the original creator/s too but also this person is taking it to asthetic level.
There are restorations, there are refurbishments and then there is this, a perfect combination of both with a shed load of talent thrown in. Brilliant vision and outcome.
Thanks and glad you liked it so much 😊 take care of you
I CAN WATCH YOUR WORK ALLLLL DAY! I LOOOOVE a man that can "do stuff"! Not only is your work impeccable, when you remake non working pieces... then you break out equipment, I've never seen.... I get chills! 👏🏾
Thanks a lot and glad you enjoyed so much 😊 wish you alls the best
Absolute legend! Always amazed at your work, especially making the new dials for the thickness settings. Great job as usual!
Thank you very much and I really appreciate 😊
Dude you went next level on this cheese slicer. Remaking and marking the setting knob, the cleaning, the paint job....all excellent. Thank you sir!
Thanks and glad you liked it 😊
I’m most impressed by your replication of the outer thickness gauge lettering. Great restoration. really stunning.
Thanks and glad you liked it 😊
両親が鍵屋なので、金属を削ったり刻印を打ったりする様子を見ると実家のような安心感を得られます。
特にこの動画内に出てくる青い万力の表面の加工の仕方と色が、私の母親が鞄修理をするときに使っていた革用のミシンと全く同じで懐かしさを感じました。
Thanks and glad you liked it. Wish you all the best
I was genuinely so impressed with reproduction of those cracked parts. Great work!
Thanks and glad you liked it Lewis 😊
would not aluminum be too soft to be a functional long term replacement for those parts if device was put back in to use
No! First of all, it was aluminum before and for 100 years was worked I saw, and the second point, I don’t think anyone would use this slicer again. Now it is for display..maybe a restaurant or hotel will buy this for display
@@CoolAgainRestoration forgive my ignorance, could it not have been possible to weld those pieces back? Also, brilliant restoration, every detail was amazing and an absolute delight to watch.
That was so amazing that I had to share it with my subscribers. Really awesome job my friend. Just impressive. And all the creativity while problem solving was inspiring!
Thanks buddy! I wait your next project 😎
@@CoolAgainRestoration its online know. Looking forward to your feedback
My daughter and I watch restoration videos for night time story all the time. We both were amazed at your process. Especially your nickel plating. Thank you for sharing this with us! 😀
Thanks Kyle and glad you liked it so much 😊 cheers
I’m a restorer myself, and I’ve watched thousands of restoration videos. This is absolutely the best. So much work and detail. You’re a master craftsman.
Thanks man , wish you all the best 😊
Dude that stamping jig is GENIUS. You’re truly talented!
It’s the only way to keep the part fixed. Thanks and glad you liked it 😊
I stumbled on this video but I'm glad I did. The passion and attention to detail you show when restoring things is inspiring. You're breathing new life into something when most people have given up. Kudos to you sir!
Thanks Denzel and glad you liked it so much 😊
I can watch these anymore sadly. I heard another youtuber say that 90% of these videous are apearently fake
I love those channels which restore things to extreme excellence. Especially by polishing and chrome plating parts. In this video recreating the broken part was awesome. Good job man. 👏🏽
Thank you very much man 😊
When I watched you fabricate those broken parts, complete with lettering, I was dumbfounded. You have a level of precision that is truly impressive. You take such pride in your restoration and it certainly shows. Thank you so much for sharing your talent with us.
Thanks a lot for your lovely words , wish you all the best 😊
The amount of work and dedication to go the extra level of adding the original details of the original pieces made me respect you so much more! Amazing work!
Thank you very much for these beautiful words. You are a kind person . Thanks again 😊
I think that this is the most meticulous and complete restoration video I’ve ever watched! You are incredible!
Thanks Jerod and glad to hear that 😊
I do not know if this channel is inspired by “my mechanics”, but what I do know is that your videos are just a joy to watch: No annoying background music, excellent workmanship, you can learn a few things by watching it… Well, you just earned yourself another subscriber!
Thank you very much man ! My mechanics is my friend but I don’t want to be like him. Everyone is different in style but I can admire that I like to make new things on lathe. Maybe that’s why people make this comparison with him.
@@CoolAgainRestoration - I just think that there are just correct ways of doing things (just nobody puts a sock into a shoe and then slips into the whole thing, but puts socks on first and then slips into the shoe), and thus, there are simply certain things a restauration-channel does. And from a non-fake channel (yes, sadly they are out there) I can learn a lot about how things are built. I'm tempted to tell you to keep up the good work, but I guess you would anyway. Greetings from Vienna!
Big respect for showing dedication to your craft by making your own tools for the job!
Thanks and glad you enjoyed 😊
When I first saw the piece to be refurbished, I thought eh, may be boring, but I’ll watch it a bit. May I say this turned out to be one of my all time favorite refurbishing jobs! Your talent with the new pieces was truly great to watch and appreciate. I like your choices for all the colors and metal finishes to bring forth the beauty of the materials involved. The final result is functional, beautiful and would be a joy to posses and use. Thanks for this video and your insightful rendering.
Thanks Scott and glad you liked it so much! You are so kind writing this message . Thanks again 😊
One of the things that I admire about the folks like you and the restorations that you achieve, is the way that you take early industrial assembly line objects and make the refinements that ought to have been done and would have been done if these were made by hand individually. You literally make them better than new while still keeping them the way they were when they were newly made.
I'm convinced that some of these restorations will last another 100 years or more the way you repair and refine these objects.
Thank you very much Alex and glad you liked it so much 😊 cheers
9:41
I love this part, because he’s not only restoring it….. he’s making it better then when it originally left the factory it was made in. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Thank you very much Gail 😊 glad you enjoyed
Your meticulous dedication to detail is incredible. You have turned restoration into an art form. I’ve watched a number of your videos now and have enjoyed them immensely. Thank you for sharing your tremendous talent
Glad to read that , thanks a lot for being here on this channel and thanks for liking my videos 😊 wish you all the best
Wow - not so much a restoration - more like a creation of a work of art!
Beautifully carried out and recorded. The creation of replacement adjustment wheel mechanism was real craftsmanship.
Excellent video.
Thank you very much Tim ! Cheers
@@CoolAgainRestoration I can guarantee that even when it was manufactured it wouldn't have looked that beautiful
Best restoration channel ever.
Thank you very much 😊
I'd never seen such a device before. Great job bringing it back to life!
I'm also quite impressed by your homemade tools, very clever. 👍
Thanks Joshua and glad you liked it 😊
You know…if we had had TH-cam when I was a kid and videos like this I may have gone a different way after high school….this is FASCINATING
Thanks a lot and glad you enjoyed 😊
ONE OF THE MOST SATISFYING VIDEOS EVER. First time viewer. This randomly popped up on my feed, I've never heard of you before. This hits me right on so many levels. I was married to a machinist for years.. the precision of your work is just beautiful. The finished product is pure art. From a home-cookiing standpoint, nothing slices better than wire. Wishing someone could make me a hand-held version that's got that old-style elegance & simplicity, AND lasts a long time.. I wonder what I'd pay for that? Lastly, this is what I've been looking for in an ASMR channel. Longer sustained sounds, plenty of variety, no distracting tapping or clucking whispers. So now I'm going to replay and listen to this with my eyes closed. New Subscriber.
Thank you very much for these nice words and glad you became my subscriber. You are kind , thanks again 😊
Wow, you pay amazing attention to detail and go to great lengths to make sure each piece is looking the best it possibly can, even going so far as making entire new aluminum pieces complete with markings. This dedication is why I keep watching your videos, 10/10 job with this restoration and all your others
Thank you very much Gavin and glad you liked it so much 😊
The most amazing restoration work that I’ve ever seen! And I’ve seen hundreds. I can’t imagine his investments in equipment and his skills to use it all are fantastic!
Thank you very much Doug 😊
Sir I was thinking that the video should not end. Amazing work bro. ❤ Love from India ❤
Thanks a lot Sir 😊 🇮🇳
I love your dedication. No part is overlooked and everything looks amazing afterwards!
Thank you very much 😊
Your work is commendable, you're meticulous and perfectionist. Amazing restoration!
Thank you very much Shahid 😊 cheers
You’re not kidding; restoring ancient machinery like that cheese slicer is a real MUENSTER! 😅🧀
It’s amazing to see one person with this many talents. Very impressive!! The only thing that I would have done differently was engrave the arrow into the dial but you did an amazing job.
Thanks William 😊 glad you liked it
I am amazed that you could recreate those broken pieces exactly! This is a beautiful restoration done with sympathy and precision. I think it is important to keep another piece of antique kitchenware for prosperity as nothing today is made as robustly as these early items. 🤗🇦🇺
Thank you very much and glad you enjoyed 😊 cheers 🍻 🇦🇺
The way you recreated the two broken parts is damned impressive!!!
Thanks and glad you liked it Chris 😎
You put some amazing quality, detail and effort into all your pieces. Who knew a cheese slicer had so many parts?!
Yeah, I never thought at that too 😄
I think this is my very first video from your channel I've been watching. But no doubt, I liked what I watched mostly the machining phase. Keep it up man.
Regards
RandomHands
Thanks mate ! I can’t say the same, I watched a lot of videos from your channel. I like how you put gold from brass on that cleaver ! Cheers 🍻
I had this suggested out of nowhere to me tonight, and I am quite impressed with how much care and attention to detail is taken. I will openly admit that he puts in far more effort than I would have thought of doing, and on something that I would have never considered restoring as well.
Thanks Mike and glad you liked it so much ! Cheers 🍻
It's guys like you that will rebuild the world after the fall. Amazing!
Hope to not be the case 😅
That was much more enjoyable to watch then I first expected. You got an insane good eye for detail, I know next to nothing about metal working or restoration, but your work looks very impressive! A bit sad some parts were broken and missing but you solved it beautifully.
Thank you very much Jordy B 😊 glad you enjoyed 😊
As satisfying as this was to watch, I can only imagine how satisfying it was to accomplish. Incredible work! You deserve far more subs than you have.
Thank you very much , you are so kind 😊
Agreed
A lot more you know.
I didn't know there was such a thing like this before i give thanks for restoring it back to it's original condition and excellent work!!!👍👍👍
Thank you very much mate 👍
Okay. Restoring the thing is one thing but making new parts AND a disc from scratch? God damn, that's next level.
Thanks a lot and glad you enjoyed so much 😊
As a big fan of MM, finally this is another great channel! Impressive job done here!👏🏻
Thank you very much Richard ! You are so kind 😊
As a subscriber it's very interesting to see you try new ways and methods to restore the product
Thanks Levin ! I always try my best. Cheers 🍻
this is the highest quality restoration video i've seen. you have all the tools and knowledge. you are clearly very skilled and take pride in your work. you've earned a sub.
Thank you very much and glad you are here 😊
Thanks
Thanks a lot too 😊
no likes? let me fix that!
With every restoration you have always gone over and beyond.this piece here I believe has put you into another category.intricate by far gorgeous piece,but in the long run it cuts cheese,that’s it.attention to detail is bar none.kudos to you sir.great video.keep doing what your doing and carry on 👍👍👍😎😎😎
Thank you very much Tom and thanks for this kind feedback 😊 cheers and stay safe
The fact you made your own tool for some part of the restoration was just....wow 😲 And the stamping part was just so satisfying and cool to look at, great work!! Love to see you restore unique items like this one :)
Thank you very much and glad you liked it 😊
Wow! Everything is just perfect! ❤️ So many different processes were involved. I really enjoyed the machining part. Cheers mate🍺
Thank you very much my friend 👍 cheers and looking forward for your new video
I know nothing about your tools and methods, and even I am stunned by your skills with the lathe and CNC machine. That’s world class talent.
Thanks a lot and glad you enjoyed. Wish you all the best 😊
This is really impressive work at the highest level. A joy to see!
Thank you very much Terry 😊
your editing makes it x2 worthwhile than other channels. what you are doing is absolutely mesmerizing.
Thank you very much Damla and glad you enjoy my content 😊
I’ve been watching quite a few restoration channels on TH-cam but I haven’t subscribed to any of them until I finished watching this restoration. I was blown away by your level of craftsmanship and attention to detail. You are truly a master of your craft and I’m proud to be a subscriber.
I’m proud too to have a subscriber like you. Thanks a lot Gary and glad you liked it so much 😊
Wow, the milling on the aluminum was excellent. The number stamping jig was genius. The attention to detail stands on it's own. The end result? Outstanding. Well done Sir 👏
Thanks again dear viewer 😊
This was amazing to watch! I couldn't imagine craftsman doing this kind of thing with the rudimentary tools they had back in the day. I'm sure they would be proud to know that their products are still living on!
Thanks a lot Gerald 😊glad you liked it
Раньше был бытовой прибор, а теперь произведение искусства…. 👍👍👍
Thank you very much 😊glad you liked it
This is what i’ll call ASMR, good video!
Thanks a lot 😊
I am an engineering student studying Mechatronics and Robotics. The technique you used when you are lathing the workpiece is really impressive and I am taking notes for my upcoming lessons in school. It is sooo satisfying when you face, turn and part it after that.
Thanks a lot and glad you have something to learn 👍
Show. Nem a fábrica consegueria fazer melhor, uma verdadeira obra d arte essa restauração.
Wow. After the first few minutes I thought, "Am I watching a My Mechanics video?" There's nothing to differentiate! I've been wondering for the last few years if there was any other channel that lived up to that master of machining and restoration, and I may have just found it. I'll have to watch a few more videos before I can say for certain, but this is very promising! Well done mate!
Thank you very much mate! This is a nice compliment, I try my best every time 😊
Ok this is my first video of your channel. I'm probably hungry because I'm viewing this thinking your restoration is somehow *delicious* and I'm not talking about cheese. The polishing and shiny looks make this old thing appear absolutely amazing, like it's a new product. And the special skill you just showed by making new small tools just for the sake of completing the specific parts... Subbing because this is VERY satisfying 😭👍🏼
Thank you very much Molly H. 😊 glad you liked it so much . Much appreciated
It has to be better than what it was when originally manufactured.
I can’t believe you made tools to remake old tools. That was amazing!
Thanks a lot and glad you enjoyed! Sometimes I have to make some tools to help me complete the main project . And from that video , I do the same in almost all the videos .
Sacrificing one piece of modern cooking equipment so they can restore it in 2112
Congratulations as this channel appears to have the highest standards of quality and attention to detail. All your restoration processes are of the finest quality.
Thank you very much Marc and I really appreciate your kind words. Thanks again 😊
Хорошая работа!!👍👍
No matter how many times I watch this, it never gets old. Wonderful work.
Thanks a lot and glad you enjoyed so much 😊 cheers
That guy who restored earlier with only a single tape 🗿
I’m no grown man,or teen,but even I in a young age say this guy is very dedicated in restoring.
Thank you very much Daniel 😊
That's a really cool cheese cutter. Nice job on the restoration!
Thanks and glad you liked it CJ 😊
Great video! Wonderful craftsmanship. Remaking those two parts was a pure act of skill and knowledge, actually insane.
Thanks a lot and glad you enjoyed 😊
Cara, que primor, cuidado, capricho, qualidade...enfim..
Não tem como não dar like e se inscrever!
Parabéns! Amazing!
Parabens Ed 👍
One of the best restoration process I’ve ever seen. Amazing skill, tool and video taping. +1 subscriber
Thank you very much Gustavo 😊 glad you subscribed, I will try my best every time
"all that for a slice of cheese"
All that for a drop of blood.....was it worth it???
So worth it
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There are many restorations channels on TH-cam. And being one who is addicted to watching them, I've seen quite a few, but by far you have been the best that I've seen! You are a true craftsman, my friend! Love your channel!!!
Thank you very much for these kind words ! Judging that on this niche is my mechanics channel too and you said that, it is a very big compliment for me 😊 cheers my friend
19:52 for a second I thought this said “I will leave these parts to soak in rust forever”
😅😅😅
sorry for breathing the same air as you
Now he has to restore the air
The A I R
My name is Jamar
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@@nicolerobertson5786I come from afar,Alahu Akbar
I love your attention to detail. When you restore you aren't just making it nice and shiny but you are restoring as close to original as is possible. That makes you exceptional. I was actually surprised to see that it split the cheese in 4 before slicing it. Is that optional or just the way it was made?
Thanks and glad you liked it! No, actually that wires who split the cheese in 4 pats are for butter,not for cheese . But I didn’t found a block of butter so big and I used cheese.
David, your work is truly inspirational. I enjoy watching every second watching and learning. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks a lot and glad you enjoyed 😊