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Am I the only one who likes to watch these and fall asleep? Not because their boring, because their relaxing

I picked up a press similar to this at a yard sale. It wasn't as dirty or locked up like this one was but still needed some attention. I watched this video several times as a guide and got mine working and looking almost new. Nice work and thanks for the video.

It's inspiring to watch your older stuff to see the progression of your skills! Love it!

I started watching these videos one week ago and I’m totally hooked. It’s rare to see people with such an incredible skills like you and, at the same time, not worried about showing their face to the audience, like EVERYBODY ELSE on KZfaq do. Congratulations

Thank you for not including both the before AND after in the thumbnail image. I like being surprised at the end.

Very nice restoration. Just an FYI, on bare iron/steel surfaces that you don't want to rust again, you can paint them with a light coat of clear lacquer or a coat of carnuba wax or beeswax. On an item like this, either would work well. However if you restore woodworking tools, never use any silicone oil products either in loosening or cleaning them, it may look nice, but you can never remove it completely, and it will ruin any finish you try to put on any wood you use the tools on, because it gets into the pores in the wood. One thing I did want to say to you, not about this restoration, but in other in the past. When you use paint stripper, the gloves you use normally, are too thin to protect the skin on your hands. You really need a thicker glove, at least as thick as one that you would use for washing dishes, but thicker ones are always better when you are using paint stripper. I tell you this from experience. I was using aircraft paint stripper on a restoration project, and had on nitrile gloves about as thick as yours appear to be. While I was scraping the paint, the gloves got a small tear in it, and I didn't notice. Shortly afterwards I noticed a slight burning sensation on that hand. Unfortunately, by the time I felt the pain, it was too late. I yanked off the glove and ran my hand under running water. I ended up with second degree burns on my left hand, the sweat on my hand caused the chemical to spread over most of the hand, and I had large blisters and it took almost a month before I could use my hand again without too much pain. I love that you are passionate about restoring old items, but I don't want you to find out too late like I did. Keep it up.

My compliments to you. You are the first "restorer" that takes the time to use metal polish on the original metal of the pieces... Others just sand and grind their way to getting a shinny finish, destroying the original steel finish... Your time polishing is appreciated....

Nice work mate

To save rustremover, you can take advantage of displacement by placing a few more (big) items in the container so that the rustremover level rises.

Bloody awesome job done mate, well done 👍🏼

Probably not the first time you've heard this, but something about your videos make them satisfying to watch before going to sleep. Keep up the good work.

Still the Grand Master of mechanical restoration and finish.

nice restoration from a pretty solid base (decent condition overall). would love to see it in action though.

Epic video, If I were you, I would invest in a small spray gun.

Not sure why I’m up at 3:30 am watching this but I’m glad I did. Beautiful resto job and great choice of color as well. Makes me wish the arthritis in my hand wasn’t so bad. I would try something like this with some of my father-in-law’s old bench tools so that I could pass them on to my son. Keep up the good work.

God but I love Hammerite, and you picked a perfect color for this press. Between the Hammerite and the shiny steel parts, nuts, and bolts, you made this press look like a chromed out hot rod from the 1950's! :D

“This is not a good idea” *Does it anyway* my guy 😎💪

OMG thank you! You're the only one I've seen who actually wipe off the paint on the edge of the paint can so that it doesn't just run down the side! I'm always dying inside when I see that appalling mess!

Building the future restoring the past Love it man❤

The various cleaning and derusting products used are highly inspirational to me as a garage home shop woodworker. I have old bar clamps that I can now approach for cleaning and derusting because of your videos. You make me want to get some old tools and try your methods myself! Thanks for your videos!

I fell in love with that press when i first saw it and now i want it so bad. Great choice of the blue colour, it looks so nice and gives such a nice contrast with the polished steel parts. Good job, this is my new favourite video on your channel :-) happy new year

Hey Tysytube I want to say that you are one of my favorite channels. I like what you do and the detail work you do. I enjoy so much your videos. Thank you for a good work and thanks for posting so often.

Three things that make this a perfect video: Industrial design; chunks of solid steel; angle grinders. Thank you, sir.

i really like the fact that you don't talk the whole time. we can see what you are doing, no need to narrate. and the sped-up hammering cracks me up!!

The before and after scene was really good! you should do that for your upcoming restorations

Agreed ... this is one of your very best restorations!! It just looks so damn good ... You did yourself proud on this one, congrats!

I find watching you work to very calming. So enjoy them. Thank You.🙂

Gorgeous work, and I love your honesty. We've all gone about things backwards once or twice, and it would have been quite easy to have left that out of the video but you left it in. Thanks for sharing.

Ah yes my favorite hammered blue! I’m gonna get myself some of that MC-51 too, that’s an awesome chemical right there.

I just don't understand it that there are always some people giving the thumbs down on these projects. I'm no professional, far from it, but to me it seems the restaurations are well done.

Didn't think I was going to like this nearly as much as I did, but WOW!. Color choice and the polished metal was superb.

This is without a doubt one of the best restorations I have seen. Love the blue too

This a beautiful work of art. Like a sculpture. This is my favorite so far. Keep up the great work. Amazing!

love the blue you chose makes a change from other restored bits I've seen. Great job

Love these restorations. They have actually inspired me to try my hand at antique tool restoration.

Great job. Loved the thread stud stop on the ram. Looks like a mod I could make on mine!

another perfect restoration... super

Nice job. You should show it working after the restoration.

Another beautiful restoration! Magnificent work. It would also look great in green. You're The Man!

The most satisfying restoration video on KZfaq so far, I want to see you restoring an old bicycle and turning it into a black and chrome only, I know you have the guts to do the kind of this stuff

It’s always a good idea to take a step back from your job and look at your efforts to get a better perspective. Unless you’re a window cleaner of course.

Where do you keep getting all this awesome old stuff? Great work as usual, an arbor press is indispensable for bearing work, so it might help you in future restorations.

these videos are my therapy they calm me so much

The only kind of channel that never is enough,the more we have the better.

Un trabajo impresionante!!!!!!!! Me suscribo a tu canal.. Saludos de Argentina.

Now that is a real restoration. We are all happy and satisfied not only the Precision Press! Greetings to you from Iraq.

You do great work, and that Hammerite paint really makes this one pop.

I don't know why, but its ALWAYS so much fun watching you save old machines! :-)

There is a screw on the side of the base on the back, you didn’t remove it, what is it for?

Hey, Gaby! That beast is awesome! You find the greatest stuff to restore. That's the perfect color too. You got a great workout handling that monster. I like the added texts--it's as though I'm there having a conversation with you--laughs and all. Great stuff!

I cannot understand why anyone would click Dislike? It's this kind of video that makes me wish that YT had a 5-star rating system. This would def be a 10.

Love the way you oil the things, looks so "respectful".

Really great! It kills me to see paint in the t grooves though for table clamps

I have been a passive watcher of your channel. It´s about time I write something. This is the best channel on youtube! Absolutely the best restoration channel! You are great at this and the quality is superb and you have great sense of humour! But one of the best features is that you are thinking of my ears... I am talking about the sound! Thank you for going that extra mile and think of sound. No music, that´s great but also when using machines you lower the sound. Great! So I just want to say thank you! If there was a best youtube restorarion award you would be the winner!

Je suis tellement content que tu ait choisi la bonne vieille peinture au pinceau au lieu de la bombe pour ce projet. C'est tellement plus légitime comme look! Un gros merci du Québec!

With what love and scrupulousness every detail, thread or working surface of this press was restored. You are a romantic hammer and emery, Thank you very much for the video.

10,000 more likes needed.... That was an amazing restoration

"A little grease in the ears does not hurt" XD

That MC-51 stuff! Getting some of that.

I like that you lined up the slots in the bolts.

This product MC-51 works just like a common citric acid which is much cheaper. Mix about 1-2 spoons of citric acid with hot water and you will see the same efficiency and no smell)) Try it)

I must say this is probably the best restoration channel I've ever discovered. I love the fact that you actually, truly restore things unlike many other channels that "restore" old tools or knives only to alter their shape, aesthetic and even materials the handles etc. I love that you have no cringy music playing in the background and we're just left with the authentic sounds of the tools and metal you're working with and most of all I love the variety you have in your videos, every video is different, which keeps your viewers interested. 10/10 mate, 1 sub from me ❤

Your videos somehow make me feel refreshed and relaxed. Thanks!

Amazing work, I love the soothing silence.

I see your pressing your muscles also 🤣😝 great Restoration! I look forward to all your Restorations. Happy New Year’s! 🍾🎆🎇 And many more Restorations. 💕

This is the first time i think i have agreed with you on the color you painted it, Although i think a semi-dark green with the same shine to it would have been just as fitting.

Nice! We call these an Arbor Press. I just renovated one. Didn't turn out as nice as yours, but it came out pretty good! Nice Job!

Un très grand exemple; du sens propre du mot ( rénovation )! Et bien bravo Monsieur ! Il faut vraiment avoir la volonté et la patience ? pour moi c'est de l'art ?🛠️🇩🇿👍

16:16 I was waiting for you to disassemble it again to get in the gear axle but you didn't show it :( No chance that you got it in without disassembly XD can even see the screws are rotated :P Love the color of it, great work :)

Absolutely awesome job there...nice to see useful old tools being restored.

Once again you rule in the restoration department my man. You took an old beast and turned it into a useful young STUD. Way to go. Excelent resto and very best video. Thank you for the job you do!!!

That was a really fun one! I wish I could do that, but I live in a city apartment and having even a shared workshop space is super expensive. I make do with a workbench on my truck bed but that only goes so far now that the weather goes worse :)

That would be a good tool to keep

Good job remembering to grease it. So many people forget to in restoration videos!

This came out really awesome

6:12, maybe the grinder weighs even less the the body of the press, I was thinking it might have been easier to lift the grinder to the press :D Anyway it was a funny part, and the end result is great! Love the color choice.

hammerite has primer and sealer in it...you don't need to put primer before appling it

The video was awesome. As you accelerated only the repetitive parts, I was able to take advantage of each step of the restoration process. The video was not fast from start to finish, this is very good. Thank you for your patience in making a good video for us.

This legit magic to my ears and eyes! Like its so calming and yet so amazing to watch you restore smth. I legit fell in love with your work!

Should try to restore an old golf club. Try to find one with a wood shaft and metal head.

Хорошая работа , что тут можно еще сказать, качественная и аккуратная )… но… для чего нужна данная конструкция?

I'm loving all of your videos. It's nice to forget about the world for a few minutes and watch you work.

That blue paint is so satisfying 😍 Amazing work. ❤️

I am a huge fan of your channel and your work, but, seriously dude, you need a media blaster. A sodium bicarbonate media blaster would have simplified this restoration so much...

Dissapointing, just so dissapointing, we never got to see it being used. Amazing restoration btw

FYI - Grooves in table are supposed to be paint-free. There is also an adjustable mounting kit that may be used on the press. This came up back in the 1980's when I was training as an machinist-apprentice. Also look up restoring tools with electrolysis. It will save you a lot of work. Great video though. It inspired me to try it on larger mounted tools. TY.

Perfect!! Well done. Another museum piece of art. Thx for sharing.

i think you need a sandblaster to get surfaces perfectly only-metal

Pro tip when you're done painting or priming take one of those large clear plastic buckets and put it on top and if you are feeling super fancy cut a hole in it and take a computer fan and attach filter to it for air ventilation and viola no more contaminents on your new paint.

Thanks for speeding up the video, Enjoyed your video!

This is honestly amazing. I didn't expect to get asmr though.

7:51 *careless whisper starts playing*

You should buy a brand new one from harbor freight, remove it from the box, and make a restoration video.

Instead of cutting the masking tape, grind gently on the edges with some sandpaper till you are through the tape.. gives you super clean lines :-) Great channel, love your vidoes, hope you make many more :-)

The sound of you scrubbing with scotch-brite is the only ASMR I'll listen to

This goes on the glass shelf as well right? :P

You know you can mount a buffing disc on a grinder

Hi. Great, exactly as I imagine the final restoration. The work and the video were very good looking. 👌

I know nothing about this kind of stuff but it's so therapeutic to watch😁