@@kalsrivhi go to 1:40

@@commandersnack9729 thx

This is exactly why I’m watching lol

Woooo same LMAO

Thx noted so now il be prepared thx

what carpenter ants eat:

OMG WOW

Secret step:-add eggs

​@@Fwog-wj3eyhow2basic reference?

I appreciated the clocking of the screws as well.

Hello there! I didn't know you watched this channel, Elliot!

Hi Elliot!

@@KyloBen2016 They actually collaborated already in the past^^

@@noisykestrel Oh, yeah. I forgot about that.

The briefcase of router bits was impressive.

Hahaha😂 i think it's stupid to put subscribe stickers everywhere anyway🙄

@@koen_bakker Yea it was kinda stupid but at least the videos were interesting

Didn't know KZfaq existed way back

Ahh your a stickerhead like me!

@@frstwhsprs It didn't. It just proves time travel is real.

I doubt they enjoyed the free sauna that came with their meal though.

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I'm surprised this isn't a top comment.

No one is going to be using this. It will be a decorative piece

@Adam Ridama to show it works. No one is going to use it 😂

@Adam Ridama yes, he's going to be pressing his own grape juice, enough to where the finish is going to matter. He's actually starting a fresh pressed grape juice business. Derp. There's nothing there that will have any negative effect on your body with the rare use it will receive.

@Adam Ridama you dont need to have inside knowledge. Just a bit of common sense.

Thought I was seeing things. 😂

It's movie magic... It's like Orlando Bloom doing that jump on to the horse in LotR... 🤣

Yeah I was just too polite to mention it.

I saw it too but i telled my self maybe its bc of a reflektion if the galss or smt like that

I think its from the pour thing not being on tight enough

Motorcycle scene?

Also 1:40

Stopped watching because of those

Im no restoration expert but why can't you sand blast wood?

@@mrbappoo7430 wood is not the same density as most metals (although some hardwoods would seem to be) and the blasting can easily strip away the softer grain of the wood causing the piece to be damaged and greatly changed in dimensions. Good sanding techniques will give a more even finish or using various graded steel wool with white or methylated spirits can clean up the timber but is time consuming. On a side note I have seen baking soda being used in a sand blaster as a less abrasive and damaging implement. And yes I have seen effective use of sandblasting timber where the surface of the timber is burnt to give a textured finish that is in line with the grain of the timber.

@@MrAl28111 Likelyhood that he changed the media in the blaster between materials?

I think it's worth noting that while he restores many of these items to a technically "usable" state, more often than not tools like this are being restored as a museum piece. With that in mind paint and varnish are used simply to ensure the tool looks good and will not decay quickly.

@@cavemaneca No argument from me on that. I did mention that if you are restoring it to be used then it would be better to replace the actual part with a new part (reminds me of some other YT channel where it is often said "I make a new one"). I must add that the actual sandblasting did expose the true extent of the damage done by the wood borer (lil bast*rds that they are).

Agreed

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I think we need to ask My Mechanics 😆