I remember when first meet your channel you had only 2k+ subscribes and sinse then I started to be Fan of your great work. I'm really glad for meeted Random Restoration and You, and for all the help and faith that you and him puted in my work. About the restoration, I really liked how careful and well finished all parts turned out, you did the cold bluing better then my way hehehe' Thanks for all and a Hug from Brazil! ♥️

My favorite part was when you made a new one. Good job, the mirror polish looks perfect!

Literally LOL'd at the technical drawing. Great vid.

Thank God there are people out there, like you, that just don't take schit too seriously! 😆

Time to restore that torque wrench next!

I wish to thank you from the bottom of my aged and wizened heart for bringing "Gadzooks!" back.

Still catching up on your older videos and just watched this one. I am impressed and found it EXTREMELY HILARIOUS that you used the word "gadzooks." Well done!

Just loved the technical drawing! 😂😂😂

Officially now my favourite KZfaq restorer!

Nice skills on the lathe man 👍🏻🍻🍻🍻 good job done there

Haha! The technical drawing made me laugh 😃 a comedian 🤣 as well as a restorer Good job Mister P 👏 👍

I love the restoration community. So wholesome and helpful

I love to watch you restore things. hell,, i love to watch anyone good restore things.. but what i really want to see is someone restoring our Republic. Like , comment and share.

Sehr schön!Das Jemand eine DDR Ratsche restauriert!Die Kampmann hier gibt's auch mit "Smalcalda" Schriftzug!So schön glänzend waren die im Neuzustand nicht!Oberfläche war matt hartverchromt!Aber so sieht es natürlich super aus!

Gadzooks! And Odds Bodkins! Great technical drawing, it is true that prior planning prevents poor performance!

If someone would of told me 20 years I'd be sitting on a toilet bowl watching some guy restore things......anywho nice piece!!!

Somebody is definitely in need of a belt sander 😅 Great work!

... молодец мистер-мастер!-, отличная получилась реставрация, выглядит как будто новый, у меня точно такой-же есть ключ, ещё от отца остался, и ещё набор гаечных головок, и пассатижи!!!

"what are you watching?" Me: "just some guy polishing his tool"

one of the best restoration videos i've ever seen. that was some highly skilled filing and 3 hours that's crazy!

Awesome "technical drawing"! 😂👍🏾

You deserve a Thumbs up just for the drawing alone.

I appreciate letting us know how many hours/days stuff took you.

Gadzooks! Great restoration!. When you said you were going to do a "technical drawing" the first thing that came to my mind was yes a stick figure of yourself!!🤣🤣

The skill of mr patina and my mechanics on here just amaze me, I’ll make a new one then they create the exact same thing from scratch perfect and better than the original I love that we have not totally lost the skill to mend rather than throw away

As a retired master machinist I really enjoy watching you make new parts.Job well done!!

Love your sense of humor. Great job.

Not even a second in, I bet this will be a satisfying restoration. Good work!

That drawing was epic! Lol. Gadzooks! Loved this. Thank you

Looks really good! Wondering though about the bit. I would think the original part was case-hardened, and the new one may wear out very quickly unless it's also hardened.

Well, it turned out very nice. It'll be good for another generation.

The technical drawing is on point! Very impressive! 🤣

Loved it Mr P. I'm beginning to think I like these types of restorations best. The craftsmanship on the lathe and turning the rusty, dented metal into a mirror is so satisfying. Spending all that time filing speaks volumes about your determination and work ethic. Thank you, your shows are a blessing!!

...WOW !!! ,nice job, looks great, keep safe...

I haven't watched many videos here (I'm new!), but that technical drawing was perfect. I understood the method, the shape of the final product, the joy in the sun, everything. I need to sit down and watch the backlog some weekend. :D

There’s a lot to love about all your videos! On this I loved the craftsmanship on the lathe, but the proper file technique, and acid into water ( so many people do that backwards on KZfaq and it drives me crazy). I’m truly a fan because people can actually learn from you if they pay attention! Keep the awesome craftsmanship coming you are an asset to the KZfaq community.

Excellent sensitive work. Wonderful machine work. A really great and knowledgable artist!!

Hey you actually listened! Previous Videos had unbalanced volume at different times (mainly machines working too loudly) But its easy to hear the volume dropping when the drill start. Thanks Mr.Patina!

I watch for the commentary as much as for the restorations. Your videos put a smile on my face.

It’s amazing my son loves your channel we watch it every time keep up the good work 🦄💗🌷

Dear Mr Patina. I've watched many of your restorations to my absolute joy. This one that I have just watched reminded me of what an excellent job you do, not just in the restoration, but in the filming, the photography and not least, the magical humour. You take a worn out mechanics tool, and turn it in to a work of art in the visual and physical aspect. The ratchet spanner has also now become an object of beauty. But it always was. You have released that beauty and the design. There is superb work here at every level. Engineering, film making, photography and story telling. Well done. Dave in Yorkshire England

I hope you get your new sand blasting cabinet!

Great job. The gear of the lathe sounds not so well.

5:09 you should harden that part :) Good work!

2:33 I can imagine the professor's face looking at this technical drawing in college lol

Great video as always... Restore of the torque awaited

Excellent work as always, greatings from Argentina again! I'm looking for old tools and begin with my first restoration projects.

Great job! You could also make some other heads for other type of bolts! "Make new ones" 😉😉😉

A very successful work. Congratulations Mr. Patina

Video production is top notch

Nice job as always. Now, let's get down to serious business for a second... or two. I would like to point out the astonishing achievement in the technical drawing for a start. I mean, let's face it, although he had two hands and had been taught fine drawing and painting techniques growing up, Antoine de Saint-Exupéry drew a square, pretended to the spoiled little prince it was a box and that in it laid a sheep. Your little hand drew all that all by itself, not forgetting the sun, I'm impressed!!! And if that were not already enough, after your fine restoration work, you made a mummy lift weight.... I shall only say : "hats off!" (Oops sorry, I had forgotten to first put my hat on, let me try again... Hats off!)

That came out better than when new. Nice job!

Thank you for sharing and restoration Mr PATINA. Cheers

And now restore that torque! 👍😉👏👏

You could restore you own tools, for example, your bench grinder, make it shine again! Ahaha. It would be cool. Btw, Nice job as always!

БBravo, bravo, briliant, abs. perfect work, video and product, respect,old bg. Abs. BEAUTIFUL...

Marvelous, hypnotizing and very satisfying, mein Freund! Danke!!!

The "technical drawings " 😆 lol

Great vid. You could even make hex wrench driver bits.

Great restoration , looks brand new

Да уж полировка до идеала кропотливая работа!респект за превосходную работу!👍👍👍

Kampmann is Eastern Germany tools maker. I still have they sets of ratchets bits screwdrivers wrench and oh boy that is some serious quality !

A wonderful job restoring the ratchet wrench. Looks like brand-new, and it works very well.

Sehr ordentlich mein Freund. Hut ab!

Good lathe skills. I couldn’t operate a lathe worth a damn lol

Good job Mister Patina, thanks Radek

After a long day at work this is exactly what I needed. Almost lost it at technical drawings. Awesome, thanks for this.

You brought it back beautifully for another lifetime of service. Nice machine work. Excellent!

Fantastic job Mr. Patina! 😃👌🏼

Mr Patina, another super nice restoration.

Excellent work as always

Fine work!! 👍👍 2:12 ► The helping hand has got a buddy. But he probably still has to learn a bit ... 😄 2:20 ► I'm always fascinated by your adept technical construction drawings, Mister P.! Without them, the reconstructions really wouldn't be so perfect! 🤣🤣🤣

The quality of your work is so far out there

I like your equivalent of “I make a new one”

Fantastic..!!!...Súper Restauración ....ji ji j. I ji...Saludossss my Friend..!!!!

We need more people like you to preserver history! Your a master! Excellent work! Kind regards from Colombia S.A.

Mr.Mp is back with another video, 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

Wonderful job my friend! 🙂

13:25 better than my bathroom mirror 😜. Good work.

Better than when it was new. Excellent job of restoring the ratchet. 😁👍🏻🇦🇺

Great work! I really appreciate you telling us how much time you spent on certain tasks. It really keeps things in perspective.

Very nice. I love these old simple tools, very tactile and a joy to use. Great work.

Hello mister Patina beautiful restoration good job my friend

Cotton wool?! What's next? Water into wine? Lead into gold?! It's either cotton or wool! 😆 Another fine video, Mister!

Very nice 👍 Clear ,fast, perfect 👍

Your work is amazing, you restored it better than it originally was.

Wow, that was a lot of work. Looks great.

Хорошо! Красиво посмотреть! 👍

You are very talented, and entertaining!

Сколько всего нового я для себя узнал из ваших роликов. Спасибо. Дай Бог вам крепкого здоровья.👍

Amazing restoration!

Excellent skills and a lovely better than new restoration! Congratulations

I loved the muscles on the drawing.lol 💪

I swear, that reminded me of My Mechanics so much 😄 Love it!

I really like the way the cotton gives the look of texture to the bluing. Nice job!

I love ratchets, and this work was a piece of art. It's cool that you mentioned the time spent in sanding and filing. Best regards

Now i cant wait to see the torque wrench being restored lol

Молодец, классная работа! Зачет!

Superb restoration ! Thanks for sharing 😊🇨🇦

always wondered how ratchets worked/made that sound! beautiful restoration