Corn Sheller from 1903! - [RESTORATION]

[@TheOxGallery]

Great Job!

[@No4Restores]

Thank you!

[@tybyrestoration2716]

beautiful restoration😍👍

[@No4Restores]

Thank you!

[@garageshopminnesota]

Great video, man. Love the music.

[@No4Restores]

Thank you! I tried finding something that was fitting!

[@davidboucher1329]

I used one of these back when I was a kid in the 80''s. I really liked the video right up to the point you started painting. This is a food machine. You wouldn't spray paint a cast iron skillet. These were treated similarly. Steel wool the rust and add some vegetable oil when needed.

[@No4Restores]

Thanks for watching, and for the comment! I appreciate your feedback, fortunately this is a display machine now, and won’t be used to shell corn, so I had no issue painting it.

[@marcialarts787]

I know nothing about your craft, but it's so satisfying to watch! Subscribed :)

[@No4Restores]

Thanks!

[@restauratools]

Very Good 👏🏻

[@No4Restores]

Thank you!

[@thisisrestoration1983]

Really good content again - thank you for that!:-) Greetings from Germany!

[@No4Restores]

Thanks for watching! I appreciate the feedback and support!

[@morebetterrestorations7987]

Very nice! I was hoping you would raise the lettering, I wasn't disappointed!

[@No4Restores]

Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching and for the nice comment! I appreciate the support!

[@No4Restores]

Thanks for Watching! After you're done check out my last restoration! th-cam.com/video/SEWGnUx67RI/w-d-xo.html

[@Rmarshal777]

I see you put a wing it on the wood handle. How do you take that handle off, and can you remove it and reinstall it so it’s original?

[@No4Restores]

It was originally set on a smooth bolt and then riveted. I had to grind down the original end to be able to get the handle off.