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I love your transitions from dirty to sanded/painted. Especially the one where you turned that piece of the clamp over in your hand

Nice. But this is a restomod, not a restoration. It's a shame it wasn't restored to original imo.

I love what you do and I'm not trying to be a critic but does it matter which direction something is bolted together in a restoration? Case in point upon disassembly the bolts holding the base plate on the nuts were on top, but during reassembly the nuts were on bottom of base plate. Just curious.

😂😂😂❤

Absolutely phenomenal restoration. When I saw Victorinox on the blade, I knew you were working with high-quality steel. New subscriber. ☮️

Bet the original didn't look like that,even in the store!

Stripey poo sticks

Unicorn horns is a great name Or candy submarine

Beautiful knife would love to have one just like it. U should start making them to selll.

I would love to win this wrench, but I'm sure it's long gone by now.. very nice video...

This is a beautiful restoration.

these videos are the equivalent to brain rot for boomers

Absolutely gorgeous job!!!!!❤

Not terrible restorations, but very fake restorations.

Great video!! I’d love to be able to find a smaller head like the littlest one you worked on to keep as a hatchet in my toolbox.

NICE! This is so beautiful when you’re done with it. I loved the stop motion animation of the screws removing themselves.

pure Meditation!

Wonderfull Work!

very nice ! perhaps you can also paint your wire wheel and the two vices

Sehr schön! In vielen Hinsichten ist es besser als ein Original! Glückwunsch!

Thanks Dad.

I love the herringbone pattern you make from plywood. Who knew that something so beautiful could be made out of plywood? I’ve heard that the devil is in the details. In this case, the victory is in the details. The beautiful upgrade from the herringbone wood is gorgeous.

I think the way you fixed your mistake added an important detail to this project. The edge to open the box is now easier to catch with your thumb. This is beautiful.

Renamed: Tiger Turds

That is beautiful, what an amazing job!

Casting marks etc should be kept. It's part of its original character and charm. You're restoring it, not improving it

I have an old Swiss Army Knife I found a decade ago somewhere. It's been sitting on a closet shelf since then. It's very hard to open the blades and tools. Today I added mineral oil to it, and now it springs open. I've been able to scrape some rust off, but the blades still look, not rusty, exactly, but with black or dark gray spots. Do you know whether I use rust remover to get that dark gray-to-black splotchy look off?

Ma I love the restoration the editing and effort love it and I’m wondering 🤔 how you see through all the powder when sand blasting ❤❤❤😊 11:09. Edit: you should indeed wear gloves for safety 😊😊

Congratulations! All the best for your Marriage!❤

Just awsome!

This is one of my favorite restorations ever, I felt like you beautifully balanced restoring it to good shape with honoring it for the antique that it is. The wood restoration especially feels authentically old while also clean and in good shape.

Everything awesome but handle was weird, so much shaving down to just get back to bare looking wood

Congratulations from your brother Beer in Canada, may you have years of happiness and be blessed with children

You did a fantastic job on this restoration! That is a great touch at the end, making the candy.

That was awesome…I didn’t think you could restore that Jack knife but you sure proved me dead wrong..your really gifted.. Chi Miigwech for sharing your gift…

Congratulations!

its said that 80% of people dont like their work. great video. cool skills. do you sell those. nice knife. big island

very very nice !

Amazing restoration video! At 26:32 - I pushed the piston back into the sleeve like you did and when took it apart next time one of the seals was twisted and damaged because it somehow caught on the edge of the sleeve while inserting. I then discovered what the round plastic ring included with my LP was for - it was the piston insertion tool!!! Really worth getting one of them to avoid the risk as opposed ot trying to figure out why my LP isn't pulling great shots and having to disassemble again to find damaged piston seals! Also, in pre-millenium LPs isn't the group's shower screen/filter seal flat at the bottom and round at the top like in new post-m? Many people don't notice and install them incorrectly.

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Absolute BS. This knife was in a pretty good shape.

Candy salami?

@5:15 what is this sander called?

Amazing work. Just the word! Great pleasure to look at the process, thank you very much

The ring is beautiful! Congratulations!

Bless your heart and all your cotton socks!🥰 May your future be full of fizz and colour with none of the bitterness😍

This restoration shows many of your abilities, metalworking, woodworking, as well as showcases some of your previous projects. As always, I love when you take time out to sample and test a beer. I love learning about all the different European beers. Great content as always!

BRAVO

I like the polished edges of the key screws but retaining the patina on the faces, it'll as a bit of grip too 👍

Excellent attention to detail... Thank you for sharing