Hi guys in this video I concatenated the video of the trolley with the video of the pump which was a previous video in order to put all the project in one video. You might have already seen 1/3 of the video !
If you make up a square piece of sandpaper, from looped over strips, then attach it to the end of your air grinder, youll be able to knock those pits out of the metal!
At this stage of life, in which I find myself, one of my pleasures is watching videos of restoration. This, one of the best I've watched. Thank you and congratulations!
This is, hands down, the best restoration video I have seen...and I've watched a bunch over the years. You showed great respect for the wine pump as you disassembled, restored it and put it back together. There were no attempts to modify or modernize it. As a result when you were finished, one could easily imagine it had just been rolled out of the Guy and Mital factory in Lyon in 1900. Also, videography and editing were professional-grade. You showed the important steps and actions concisely and avoided the common pitfall of tedious emphasis on minutiae Superb work, sir. I've subscribed.
Your restorations should be donated to a museum, there're pieces of your Culture and History. Noble work! Avril is as dedicated as you are, she's a demanding and strict supervisor.
Le résultat est superbe ! Chapeau ! J'ai récupéré le même modèle de pompe en achetant ma maison, abandonnée aux intempéries comme déco de jardin. Je me suis toujours dit que j'essaierai de la restaurer mais je n'avais aucune idée de la méthode à employer. Grâce à votre travail, je réalise l'ampleur de la tâche qui m'attend lorsque j'aurai l'opportunité de m'y mettre.
What a beautiful old machine! 😍 Great restoration and I like the fact that you didn't polish the brass to a mirror finish, I think the rough look suits the pump better - it's more period correct in my opinion. 👍👍👍
I think it's partly because there were less options in general for things so a "cheap alternative" was virtually non-existent and partly due to survivor bias--the only remaining things are those that we well made.
Remember that 95% of everything is cheap schlock stuff. The stuff that's still around is the 5% of stuff that was made to above average quality standards.
you are by far my favorite restoration channel! the quality of your work, your editing and video quality, and your appreciation for the beauty of these old machines is unparalleled! not to mention all of Avril's wonderful cameos
En el brillo de la bomba se reflejan los suscriptores. Eso quiere decir que es normal que tengas tantos suscriptores, con estas obras maestras de la restauración. MARAVILLOSO TRABAJO. Un saludo desde España.
Great job!... It’s been a while since the last time I’ve really enjoyed a restoration vid. No complain here, but more and more TH-cam has become a “wannabe” restaurateur’s place of choice. This guy!... The way he treats the piece itself, the respect he shows for this beautiful tool of trade, and his commitment to keep it as original as possible… The whole work is, to my humble opinion, a balm to anyone’s eyes, mind and soul… Thanks for sharing!... From L'Hospitalet de Llobregat, Barcelona
Cor what a restoration I was amazed at all the tiny bits there are to make this item. I see Avril is still making sure all goes to plan. This is one of the best restoration videos I've watched , you really are a clever and talented man. I like all your own old woodwork tools as well as other items you use.
That looks really wonderful, it is surprising how much volume is pumps 40 Ltrs a minute will soon empty the wine fermenting vessel! A work of art ! Chris B.
It turned out fantastic. Using the old wood to recreate the broken handle was great. Made it hard to tell it was replaced. Glad you included the pump restoration from the previous video too.
Spinejackel it’s called a carboy. It’s basically the old equivalent to things like oil drums. It was used to hold industrial quantities of substances you didn’t want reacting with their container, like powerful acids and bases.
Another awesome job! I just love all of the old bronze and brass that are on these old mechanisms. Black paint and polished bronze or brass look good together.
This is absolutely incredible! What an amazing restoration you have performed. It is beautiful. Thanks for sharing this talent and this machine with us.
It amazes me that most posters here mistake Arvil for a cat not truly realizing the importance of a supervisor. Great video! When you pushed the pump up the driveway I saw history.
My kitty said hello to your kitty, I love the fact that your cat hangs out with you while doing your restoration work. Great videos by the way. Thank you.
Some more kitty time stamps, for those interested in those 'Easter eggs' or some cat activity: 2:15 Dashing orange fluff 2:25 Investigator Avril 2:55 Almost hiding behind the pump (paws visible still) 3:41 Introducing the orange fluffy assistant meow, Avril 3:51 Grooming while guarding(?) 6:10 Checking out the parts, plus obligatory petting 22:23 Fluffy orange guard of the restored parts on duty 22:53 Some more guard duty Since Avril is showing up so much early, does it mean he (or she) is a wine connoisseur? Anyway, is that HUGE machine used just to pump liquid around? Is it something especially made to conserve the wine quality?
Big pump, big barrels. Wine barrels can go from 200 to at least 500 liters that I know of. No telling how much a brewing vat can have. Lots of liquid to move and no electricity to run the pump. I would imagine that it was used just to move wine around. Do not want contaminants getting in your wine. Maybe water also.
What a wonderful thing you do, salvaging and restoring magnificent old machines and preserving them for posterity. They were originally made with the same tender loving care you give them.
You can spray weld with powders that are suitable for repairing cast iron. Up to 6mm thick, apparently. There are also carbide containing powders suitable for hard facing areas prone to wear.
I love how the finish on these old machines wasn't perfect. It didn't have to be. The primary goal was to produce a well-made, long-lasting and effective machine. They got it right! The items are still with us today. :-) Awesome!
So glad you showed it working... There was only a min or so left in the video and I was like, 'come on, you have to show it working after all that'... And I'm glad you did, great work, very enjoyable to watch.
That was fabulous, well done, thoroughly enjoyed your work throughout, as did your cat Avril it seemed. She enjoys your noeling, maybe it’s calming to her as it is to us avid watchers. Well done again.
Restoring by bringing back functionality but not making everything new and perfect , IS perfect . Very , very well done, excellent from start to finish .
C'est vraiment pas le pire, moi je me dis que là, le savoir faire ne suffit pas, il faut la passion, la patience et la constance pour porter à terme un tel travail gigantesque ! ...
Imagine that the dirty and rusty pump became so beautiful. Really good and experienced work. They did really beautiful things before wondering if it was intentional or just tradition. The result looks satisfying I get jealous. Carsten Sweden
You take such care in your work, and I like it that someone is still practicing the older ways of doing things... For example, you hand carved the round handle the way they were made back then... Very nice work. It's an absolutely BeAuTiFuL Machine... Would be an honor to own, and even use...
Great job, im still amazed that most restorers don't use molasses when removing rust from steel...It is time consuming but a small toothbrush to remove the black stain & running water is all you need...Have you ever tried it?? It really works, about 10% molasses in whatever size container you use, then fill the rest with water & let sit 7-10 days...Easy Peasy lemon squeesy...
Hi guys in this video I concatenated the video of the trolley with the video of the pump which was a previous video in order to put all the project in one video. You might have already seen 1/3 of the video !
Have you thought of using sand blaster
Ross Trimboli ah yes very nice I fell asleep half way through
@@trippinballs101 6y
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If you make up a square piece of sandpaper, from looped over strips, then attach it to the end of your air grinder, youll be able to knock those pits out of the metal!
ПРОДАЕТСЯ?
This orange cat is *fantastic* at restoring antiques. My cat mostly just sleeps all day.
In Britain, we generally call that cat colour "Marmalade".
Avril is the manager
My cat is just a jerk, but I love him. ❤
Garfield?
My cat also sleeps 9 hours a day, what do they do with all that rest?? Sleep.
At this stage of life, in which I find myself, one of my pleasures is watching videos of restoration. This, one of the best I've watched.
Thank you and congratulations!
Well said Lino , same here !
This is, hands down, the best restoration video I have seen...and I've watched a bunch over the years. You showed great respect for the wine pump as you disassembled, restored it and put it back together. There were no attempts to modify or modernize it. As a result when you were finished, one could easily imagine it had just been rolled out of the Guy and Mital factory in Lyon in 1900. Also, videography and editing were professional-grade. You showed the important steps and actions concisely and avoided the common pitfall of tedious emphasis on minutiae Superb work, sir. I've subscribed.
I agree, 100% !
I love this dude, all of his videos are this high of quality
Im still amazed that most restorers don't use molasses when removing rust from steel instead of grinding...
плюсую, это лучший ролик по восстановлению агрегатов!!!
Nicely done! But how did you train your cat to walk through a field of nuts and bolts and not upset one and mine is a four legged tornado?
I really enjoy watching you use old old wood to replace pieces during the renovation.
Yes his dad is a true craftsman
true ancient wood for true ancient romans!
@@Varkatel the handles needed staining to keep from rotting.
This is great! You are not just restoring an old machine, you are restoring a moment in history. Keep up the "grape" work.
Your restorations should be donated to a museum, there're pieces of your Culture and History.
Noble work!
Avril is as dedicated as you are, she's a demanding and strict supervisor.
"This is some great wine! Where did you get it?"
"I didn't get it; I made it myself."
"Really? How?"
"First, I restored this Wine Pump from 1900..."
@Thornback Oops, I'l fix that.
Mmm! Aged tetanus my favorite
If you want to make wine from scratch, you must first create the universe!
@@ezekiell4701 get vaccinated ;)
@@ezekiell4701 I love tetris
That really is a lovely restoration.
11:30 Getting those holes to line up were the skills of a true, drilling zen master.
Beautiful work. The thumbs down are from those who strictly drink beer.
Le résultat est superbe ! Chapeau !
J'ai récupéré le même modèle de pompe en achetant ma maison, abandonnée aux intempéries comme déco de jardin. Je me suis toujours dit que j'essaierai de la restaurer mais je n'avais aucune idée de la méthode à employer. Grâce à votre travail, je réalise l'ampleur de la tâche qui m'attend lorsque j'aurai l'opportunité de m'y mettre.
What a beautiful old machine! 😍
Great restoration and I like the fact that you didn't polish the brass to a mirror finish, I think the rough look suits the pump better - it's more period correct in my opinion. 👍👍👍
J Rand thank you 😃
Hands up. Who came to see this vid just to see the kitty? Lol. Great restoration, btw.
Glad to see that you recovered your old account 😊
So My yes 😄
@@ladbrestoration I wondered where Avril and you had gone! You are back 🧡🧡
The quality of construction in this era is mind blowing.
Yeah since its 120 years old
I think it's partly because there were less options in general for things so a "cheap alternative" was virtually non-existent and partly due to survivor bias--the only remaining things are those that we well made.
@@Trenz0 exactly, there's still high quality goods being made but we now don't have to spend a few months wages to get one that's good enough.
Remember that 95% of everything is cheap schlock stuff. The stuff that's still around is the 5% of stuff that was made to above average quality standards.
you are by far my favorite restoration channel! the quality of your work, your editing and video quality, and your appreciation for the beauty of these old machines is unparalleled! not to mention all of Avril's wonderful cameos
Не знаю, зачем я это смотрю, но это офигенно круто!
Мне почему то тоже нравится , есть конечно и рукожопы...
Контент у него интересен.
Медитация какая-то
I love this channel for just doing aggresively french restaurations :D TRES BIEN!
En el brillo de la bomba se reflejan los suscriptores. Eso quiere decir que es normal que tengas tantos suscriptores, con estas obras maestras de la restauración. MARAVILLOSO TRABAJO. Un saludo desde España.
Great job!... It’s been a while since the last time I’ve really enjoyed a restoration vid. No complain here, but more and more TH-cam has become a “wannabe” restaurateur’s place of choice. This guy!... The way he treats the piece itself, the respect he shows for this beautiful tool of trade, and his commitment to keep it as original as possible… The whole work is, to my humble opinion, a balm to anyone’s eyes, mind and soul… Thanks for sharing!... From L'Hospitalet de Llobregat, Barcelona
With your corking machine, and grape crusher, you have the beginnings of a vintage vineyard.
he making his own winery step by step
why not 🤔😃
Cor what a restoration I was amazed at all the tiny bits there are to make this item. I see Avril is still making sure all goes to plan. This is one of the best restoration videos I've watched , you really are a clever and talented man. I like all your own old woodwork tools as well as other items you use.
Once Avril inspected the pump and gave her approval, I knew we were in for a treat. Another fantastic project!
0:34 "whine" pump, i get it
Punny pun
Spectacular restoration. I nearly cried. I grew up on a vineyard.
That looks really wonderful, it is surprising how much volume is pumps 40 Ltrs a minute will soon empty the wine fermenting vessel! A work of art ! Chris B.
You have to be well on your way to a great farm museum. Great to see this stuff getting a new life.
What an impressive job you did! The brass is just beautiful. I can't imagine how long it took you. Many hours I imagine.
What an absolute beauty! Lovely job on the wooden handles : )
YOUR CAT LOOKS LIKE MY NOSEY CATS, LOL. THE WINE PUMP TURNED OUT BEAUTIFUL...
I love that you saved a piece of history.
Hey, new video by my favourite cat on YT!
Love how you melded the previous video with the up date for the cart. A bit confused as to what it was used for?
It's people like us that keep heritage like this alive for the next generation
It turned out fantastic. Using the old wood to recreate the broken handle was great. Made it hard to tell it was replaced. Glad you included the pump restoration from the previous video too.
what a good work here !, nice and clean......
I love old iron/bronze tools !
the finished restoration is beautiful!
also the jar(??) you used for the water is so neat looking!
Spinejackel it’s called a carboy. It’s basically the old equivalent to things like oil drums. It was used to hold industrial quantities of substances you didn’t want reacting with their container, like powerful acids and bases.
Another awesome job! I just love all of the old bronze and brass that are on these old mechanisms. Black paint and polished bronze or brass look good together.
Love and skill combined. It’s reassuring to know that someone in this world cares so much for meticulous work.
Absolument formidable, Monsieur. Great job.
When are we going to see a compilation vid just featuring all of Avril's appearances.
This is absolutely incredible! What an amazing restoration you have performed. It is beautiful. Thanks for sharing this talent and this machine with us.
It amazes me that most posters here mistake Arvil for a cat not truly realizing the importance of a supervisor.
Great video! When you pushed the pump up the driveway I saw history.
Я так понял,что кот руководитель проекта !)))
Это Sliewky show на максималках :)
Человек бы сразу догадался, что шпаклевать полости цилиндра - это мошенничество, если на продажу, и глупость, если для себя.
Me at 3am: I should go to sleep
Also me at 3am: *watching pump restoration video*
Andy Luoaere that’s me rn
My kitty said hello to your kitty, I love the fact that your cat hangs out with you while doing your restoration work. Great videos by the way. Thank you.
Nobody can Wine about this resto. Looks fantastic! Bravo!!
Some more kitty time stamps, for those interested in those 'Easter eggs' or some cat activity:
2:15 Dashing orange fluff
2:25 Investigator Avril
2:55 Almost hiding behind the pump (paws visible still)
3:41 Introducing the orange fluffy assistant meow, Avril
3:51 Grooming while guarding(?)
6:10 Checking out the parts, plus obligatory petting
22:23 Fluffy orange guard of the restored parts on duty
22:53 Some more guard duty
Since Avril is showing up so much early, does it mean he (or she) is a wine connoisseur?
Anyway, is that HUGE machine used just to pump liquid around? Is it something especially made to conserve the wine quality?
I'm guessing girl since her name is French for April.
Big pump, big barrels. Wine barrels can go from 200 to at least 500 liters that I know of. No telling how much a brewing vat can have. Lots of liquid to move and no electricity to run the pump. I would imagine that it was used just to move wine around. Do not want contaminants getting in your wine. Maybe water also.
It was made for wine :-) but you can still use it for others liquids 🤷🏻♂️ 😃
Cat-tivity?
is it hard to find items like this to restore ? i would guess a lot of these types of things were scrapped for metal in ww1/ww2
What a wonderful thing you do, salvaging and restoring magnificent old machines and preserving them for posterity. They were originally made with the same tender loving care you give them.
AVRIL FLOOF!! *kitty hugs*
Fantastic restoration and a beautiful piece of equipment. Love your work
The bondo kills me, all that cast iron and nary a brazing rod in sight!
Took the words right out of my mouth. I love a good brazing. At least the bondo with halt the rust some what.
You can spray weld with powders that are suitable for repairing cast iron. Up to 6mm thick, apparently. There are also carbide containing powders suitable for hard facing areas prone to wear.
Inspector Avril approves, it seems.
“Rolala” a pure french word to express disappointment or surprise by something awesome. C’est du beau travail
I love how the finish on these old machines wasn't perfect. It didn't have to be. The primary goal was to produce a well-made, long-lasting and effective machine. They got it right! The items are still with us today. :-) Awesome!
Хорошая работа!
Excelente restauración 💯
So glad you showed it working... There was only a min or so left in the video and I was like, 'come on, you have to show it working after all that'... And I'm glad you did, great work, very enjoyable to watch.
You’re very lucky to have Avril as a helper!
Awsome!
I realy love the projects and the entire atmosphere on this channel!
Perfect job love it! And your cat is so cute ❤️, It is a very interesting machine, I had never seen an equal to this
That was fabulous, well done, thoroughly enjoyed your work throughout, as did your cat Avril it seemed. She enjoys your noeling, maybe it’s calming to her as it is to us avid watchers. Well done again.
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤If two hands do incredible work. four hands make beautiful finishes. I love Avril.
LADBR, Essa bomba de vinho ficou o máximo, parabéns pelo seu capricho!!!!
0:35
somebody help this machine
Τέλεια η επισκευή του αντικειμένου 1.000 μπράβο πάντως.
@@mpalaskokkalis1476 wtf i can't understand nothing lmao
@@shiru1071 οκ.
@@shiru1071 The Google translator says: "Perfect repair of the item 1,000 thumbs up anyway".
@@GettingNervous Diplomacy at it's best...
It looks like it’s brand new! And I love seeing your beautiful yellow cat too!
Brilliant restoration. Well done.
magnifique monsieur, merci!
Those times when things were made to last 100 years....
You need to look up survivorship bias..
@@DrChrisF Well it is not like this machine spent probably decades without being repaired or used at all.
@@DrChrisF
You need to look up planned obsolescence.
Very beautiful restoration, love the shining pump. Thank you for sharing your story, God bless you and your family
Your videos are so soothing to watch and make me think of my father, whom I miss dearly. Thank you for sharing your work with the world ❤️
Did you ever find another wheel for the other side ?? Great job ,!
Take care with those old gaskets, likely asbestos.
Excellent job, we don't see this type of machine nowadays especially the new generation, good restoration work, appreciate your hard work.
I kept seeing a cat...beautiful video and dedication to craft is superb!
2:30 Your cat is cute !
"This, is a wine pump"
"Dear god..."
"Theres more *trolly in the background* "
"No..."
Restoring by bringing back functionality but not making everything new and perfect , IS perfect . Very , very well done, excellent from start to finish .
Running out of superlatives for your restorations! Love it!.
au bout de 15 minutes de vidéos, je me dis " la vache ça fait quand même beaucoup de joints d'étanchéité à refaire la!" xD
C'est vraiment pas le pire, moi je me dis que là, le savoir faire ne suffit pas, il faut la passion, la patience et la constance pour porter à terme un tel travail gigantesque ! ...
6:19 - Avril: "You missed a spot"
Alan Harney thanks for the help Avril 😄
Imagine that the dirty and rusty pump became so beautiful. Really good and experienced work. They did really beautiful things before wondering if it was intentional or just tradition. The result looks satisfying I get jealous.
Carsten Sweden
I love watching all the restorations makes my day
Toujours ce souci du détail!... J'adore que vous utilisiez le maximum des pièces d'origine... Et, bien entendu, Avril, le chat le plus sympa du web!
Bravo, pentru tot ce ai făcut, și pentru demonstrație de funcționare. 💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
Beautiful job! I'd be willing to bet you restored it to better than new. Avril is beautiful!
This is my favorite restoration so far. So intricate. It looks beautiful. Thanks for making this video.
You take such care in your work, and I like it that someone is still practicing the older ways of doing things... For example, you hand carved the round handle the way they were made back then... Very nice work. It's an absolutely BeAuTiFuL Machine... Would be an honor to own, and even use...
Шикарно. И работа и видео. Прям погрузился в прошлое.
I wouldn't mind seeing the faces that go with the hands. You do awesome work!
What a great restoration. The pump is a masterpiece in itself.
Beautiful machinery .difficult to believe it was made in,1900!. Beautiful restoration too.
If you don't intend to use this marvelous restoration, I hope there is a museum who will give it a safe home. The black and brass are superb!
The inspector has arrived! 😁
Danke! Ihre Kater ist ein guter Helfer! Mit freundlichem Gruß aus Deutschland!
I’m so glad I’ve found your channel. Slowly working my way through all the videos. Great conservation and sympathetic restorations ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Sizeable project, very nice , very clean . It’s as if the metals can breathe, one glass of wine please.
Great job, im still amazed that most restorers don't use molasses when removing rust from steel...It is time consuming but a small toothbrush to remove the black stain & running water is all you need...Have you ever tried it?? It really works, about 10% molasses in whatever size container you use, then fill the rest with water & let sit 7-10 days...Easy Peasy lemon squeesy...
Однозначно лайк. Видимо в этом месте дождя не бывает... ;) Руки растут из нужного места. Респект!!!