Hey, thank you so much for your kind words! 🙂

Yes, I think it is right too to keep a balance between restoring some damage that would otherwise further deteriorate the item or which was caused by oxydation or something like that and wanting to fix every single notch that would have been inherent to the producing of such items at the times they were produced. Respecting their souls, so to speak, by protecting and caring but not by robbing them of their identities.

Haha, yep it’s a new cam! Thanks man, Hope to have a beer the next time with you 🙂

Thanks Mario!

Hey man, thank you so much! 🙂✌️

Thanks for your comment! Yeah like i said, ill do it. Iam glad you like it :-)

Thanks! 🙂

Hey, iam glad you enjoy! 🙂

Thanks for being a loyal fan Paul! 🙂

🤭😧 - a fire hazard, your father left the hob - did he fall asleep, or went into the garden to talk to his dearest, and I assume the smoke alarm sounded, warning you and him to what would have eventually turned into a fire.

@@samuelfellows6923 My father was always a hazard by cooking, but never to that point , it was more culinary-wise, until my mother passed away. Now he becomes completely forgetful at times, moving into his own world and not even hearing the fire alarm I had installed nor smelling the fumes and the burned food. He simply put the pan on and went back to his bedroom to "talk to my mother" and forgot all about the pan as he realized she couldn't be in the bedroom either. As I was out, I did not notice it until I came back and luckily enough the added security system on the cooking element had worked as a switch off as soon as the food in flame had hit the cooking plates. He never cooks these days, after he had the smoke alarm going off in the middle of the night once and realized that had I not been a light sleeper he could have killed me too, but he had obviously forgotten that yesterday. I hope he won't do it again, for with the confinement, I can't even get another security switch to replace it. It worked but got damaged by the flames.

Hey Ümit, iam glad you enjoyed! 🙂

Hola Amilcar, Muchas Gracias amigo! Saludos desde Alemannia! 🙂✌️🇩🇪

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Hey B, thanks for appreciating my work! And thanks for being such a loyal fan! 🙂

Hey man, iam glad you enjoyed! I can highly recommend doing this 🙂

@@misterpatina Ive done a few razor restoration videos on my channel so far.

Thanks for watching! 🙂✌️

Hey, iam glad you enjoyed! Welcome to the channel 🙂✌️

Oh nothings strange here, cats are the internet. Thanks 🙂✌️

Hey man, thank you so much! I really appreciate your words!

I liked this too. Did you use any spacer or shim to prevent the heating coil pushing through the cement thereby causing a potential short? Or was the aggregate in the cement enough to prevent that from happening? All electrical work I do I'm all about insulation and grounding. I love your work BTW, just want to learn your process. Thanks

Danke Helmut! 🙂

Thanks Jerry!

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Hey Mark, thanks a lot! Feel free to do that :-)

@@misterpatina I've watched them all. Please upload more often!

Hey man, Iam glad you’re enjoying my work 🙂

Oh they made a lot of kitchen/household stuff. Iam glad you enjoy my work!

Hey Patricia, thanks for your comment! 🙂

Spasibo Brat!

Thanks Vince!

Me alegra que te guste :-)

That’s a great idea, since my infrared thermometer broke I didn’t know how to show the heat 😞 I’ll keep your words in mind and do it on the next heat project 🙂

Thanks Vickie! 🙂

Hey Bovanshi! Thanks for your kind words and iam glad you’re enjoying my work! 🙂

Πολλά ευχαριστώ! Χαιρετίσματα από Γερμανία!

Iam glad you like it!

Thanks Adam! You’re welcome! 🙂

Thanks Retro! 🙂

Thanks David!

That part made me cringe as all I could wonder was how much asbestos might have been in that old compound he scraped out.

Thanks man, u recognized the new setup? 😄

@@misterpatina I did! Turned my screen brightness up on my phone to admire it! 👍🙂

Hey man, late to the party but thanks! Yeah, it was a pretty hard mix. The project was pretty time consuming and on the other side I had to learn a lot with my new equipment. Ill use the old wire on my next projects! :-)

@@misterpatina No worries, lots of comments to sift through these days! I'll be watching closely for that pristine reusable wire in a future video hahaha

Hey man, thank you so much! I really appreciate!

Thanks, you’re welcome! 🙂👍

Iam glad you enjoyed, thank you so much!

Thanks man! 🙂

Thanks for your kind words Rami! Iam glad you enjoyed!

Thanks man!

Haha, yeah back in the days there was still quality! :-)

Haha, thanks man! Iam really glad you’re enjoying my work! 🙂👍

Thanks! 🙂

Spasibo Brat!

Spasibo!

Glücklicherweise ist alles gut gegangen, war recht viel (Recherche-) arbeit.

Thanks man!

Thanks Mike!

Thanks Tim! 🙂

Hey KK, thanks a lot! Iam glad you enjoyed! For me it was more important to do the function than the optic of the inner parts. And yep, with the new parts the safety increased! 🙂

@@misterpatina I love this repair, and I can say that with the new camera it looks wonderful. I cannot give it a 10 out of 10 however because of the lack of an electrical grounding test. as K K says "safety trumps the restoration".

Thanks!

Radha, thank you so much my friend! 🙂👍

Of course, the voltmeter didnt say "beep" :D

Haha, thanks Robert! Piękny greets to Poland, neighbor! 🙂

@@misterpatina I have near Berlin . From Poznań (Posen)Hauptbanhof.

Thanks!

Hey man, iam glad you like my work!

Hey Martin, thank you SO much for your comment! I will definitely keep it up! Thanks for being such a loyal fan! 🙂❤️

@@misterpatina this could have been a good collab, you restore, MyM irons and TYSY folds,,,, if anything gets burnt MyM makes a new one , simplesoops I posted wrong I’ll repost, Verzeihung

Thanks Bob, you too!

I’ve gotta be honest, I thought many times about leaving or replacing, but I think the restoration wouldn’t have been complete if I left it. On the other hand I think it’s pretty interesting for you to see how it works 🙂

Thanks Larry!

Thanks!

Muito Obrigado hermano! 😄

Thank you for watching ;-)

Thanks Piotr!

Haha, freut mich! Grüße aus Frankfurt zurück 🙂

I bought my mainly plastic steam iron 20 years ago. Works as if new.

I agree some things plastic last for a while today but also sometimes you can't work on them, replace anything on them and they just don't look good like they did in the past when they were made with style.

@@Rufio1975 it's the same with my vacuum. Barely a bit of metal on the thing and it's working like new. 20+ years old. I get the point, but Irons barely have any moving parts and the plastic won't corrode on you like it did on that iron. If it was something that massive forces were exerted on, sure. But Irons? Who the hell buys new irons? One maybe two should do for a lifetime.

well that's the goal, you need to buy new ones more often =) Companies love that for sure, nature not so much...

@@nikolajwinther5955 True. I agree with you there again. I guess some people just like the nostalgia of it regardless if it requires a little extra work. For example, I ride motorcycles. Some people would say why the heck do you have that thing with inferior suspension and brakes and still using a carburetor? Why not this 2020? I like the nostalgia of it and Im ok with having to work on the bike. In fact, I like it, but I also see your point of view.

Hey man, thanks a lot!

@@misterpatina Gesundheit! Mach weiter so!

Thanks!

Thanks Bro!

Thanks!

Thanks Catalin!

Thanks! 🙂👍

Thanks :-)

Thanks!

Thanks Andy!

Thanks!

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