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@user-ic9fm2ye4j 8 годин тому
Very nice
@pablomontiel6130 9 годин тому
Bravo
@pablomontiel6130 10 годин тому
Qué breteada mar
@FabienSCALLIET 10 годин тому
EXTRAORDINAIRE !!! ❤
@mohammadahmadshahi9514 11 годин тому
Can you do an old refrigerator? some of the models from the 50e are amazingly designed and have a tom of interesting mechanical features
@robertmartinez4174 11 годин тому
I'm 65 years old now but, I remember these head phones from elementary school. they were used to test our hearing. I'm totally blown away by the word, Antique. I haven't seen them until tonight.
@d.a.h1562 13 годин тому
What's going on... why haven't you dropped a follow up video on the rest? It's been four months... 😢
@Chalug. 15 годин тому
Cap 4?
@Richard-rk1ru 16 годин тому
Swap the head for torx and phillips and I'd buy it brand new
@iconoclasticphilosophy5641 19 годин тому
This just popped up in my feed again.
@yarohaboss 22 години тому
"Relieving stress by hammering" is too relatable. Sometimes, you just need to hit something hard.
@efendiminati День тому
the only asmr i will watch
@techo61 День тому
Great, now where's your store?
@sheebzikwot3761 День тому
Чел любит смазывать)))))
@johnkahin День тому
That is so freaking cool
@mauxie. День тому
you didnt "make a new spring" the second shot is not the same piece at all
@BariumCobaltNitrog3n День тому
I predict Clickspring will make one that's the minute hand of a watch.
@somewhatanimated День тому
You just got that at Gnome Depot. 😉😅
@ScotteiCovers День тому
You've heard of the ship of Theseus, now get ready for the saw of mymechanics
@thetomms72 День тому
Tolles Video. Ich habe eine Frage. Bei der Minute 3:10 ist ein Federstahl Wellblech zu sehen das optimal für schmale Werkstücke ist. Wo kann ich so etwas kaufen? Bitte um Antwort.
@OlOleander День тому
Excellent work as always, but one thing struck me: Custom-lathed tools for this and other projects, some of which are **quite** chonky -- is steel free or something over in Switzerland?
@vanesaalmada4457 День тому
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
@rabbit6872 День тому
Everyone calls these desk lamps but they were actually a medical device. They were used for full-spectrum light therapy, UV light, and tanning, back when they thought blasting your face with UV was a healthy thing. That's why it points forward and not down.
@brighton2862 День тому
Of course the germans made a bolt action screw driver lol
@Choober65 День тому
Noe THIS is how you do a restore. That is, when you REALLY know what you are doing.
@ghiblinerd6196 День тому
So much welding. That thing’s gonna RUST!
@lanacology День тому
He can just take it apart and restore it again
@sammadonline День тому
Such a joy watching this series! "I make a new one" should be your tagline. You are a true master of your art.
@GLUNAX День тому
where is the new videos...😢
@HelloNotMe9999 День тому
It must have come from Ohio originally... It's the never ending story of finding rust!
@jopgjfervcgz День тому
Ganz ehrlich, 6 Monate warten um dann mit einem 30 Minuten Video abgespeist zu werden 🤔 Hab gerade nach 4 Monaten zufällig mal reingeschaut 😄 Mach lieber wieder normale Restaurationen, ist interessanter.
@benbonaparte4132 День тому
Ganz ehrlich, von den 0815 Restaurationen gibt es mittlerweile tausende hier auf UKposts. Gibt x Kanäle, die das Konzept übernommen haben und mal besser oder schlechter solche Videos produzieren. Aber hier wird ein Auto restauriert, bis ins kleinste Detail. DAS findet man hier wesentlich seltener, vor allem mit dieser Hingabe.
@Snowbera 2 дні тому
26:24 minutes of happyness
@DailyShit. 2 дні тому
It‘s weird to see old videos. Way longer and different order of the process.
@milankral5891 2 дні тому
Naprosto perfektní práce. Zatím nejlepší video a asi ho už nikdo nepřekoná. Miniaturní práce se mi velmi líbí.
@edoardolivolsi4759 2 дні тому
and what would be the use of producing a metal bar from the nut instead of using a pre-made bar? the first step is really bullshit
@user-te2ug3hc7s 2 дні тому
Вау , вот это умение , вот это скилл , наверное ты единственный в мире кто может сделать такой шар из метелла , тебе Нобелевскую премию еще не выдали за эту технологию???
@BrankoPuksic 2 дні тому
We are waiting!
@user-wb1nv1uc1j 2 дні тому
😂
@user-wb1nv1uc1j 2 дні тому
동영상자주올려주시면 감사하겠습니다
@jollygoodbeard13 2 дні тому
I would have left the old style and just sand blasted and sealed it from rust but everyone is different
@pz8843 2 дні тому
I'm going to be just as excited as I was on the day the GTA VI trailer was released when I watch part 4!
@user-wr3qo3jz7x 2 дні тому
That's my kind of restoration style. It's been a long time since I got to it
@dinoprather1254 2 дні тому
When the factory was making my 240z they didn't undercoat anything, I had to rip just about everything apart just as you see here !
@utkua 2 дні тому
These things were necessary because flat heads slip so easily, high torque ones were particularly dangerous. Then came the Philips head and suddenly simple tools were safe enough.
@RichardsWorld 2 дні тому
OK, we want to see you try this on a pool table.
@dmays67 2 дні тому
I can't tell you just what a positive effect your video has had on my mental health today. You've 'restored' my good feels. :)