Because of the noise not very useful when the enemy is close. 😂

When you mix B-soda and vinegar together doesn't the one just end up destroying and neutralizing the other?

Charles Pathe is a cool inventor.😃

Эй чувак подари мне это фанарик

крокодил что держит стержень непрофессионально утопить в растворе !!!

The loco was made by Fleischmann and the key by Märklin. The loco did not have a separate tender.

I didn’t knew that in 1950 powder-coating was common. And at 7:14 you actually powder-coated the burning-chamber-Parts?!

я так долго смотрел до конца все думал что же это такое.когда же он будет муззыку слушать. что это плеер такой.

好搞肛喔

Oh yeah. those famous intact rubber belts in rusty toys. I believe.

Nice! I love these proyectors!

where do you find all these beat up models? genuinely curious.

Nice work

🤯

Clever

Oh simple ! ! ! You just need some tools......🙂 Nice Job.

🙂👍.

👋👋👋

I was not expecting the inside to be so complex for something so old, impressive!

You have many skills, from chemistry to precision tooling. I wonder if you could recommend books or any other source to learn the art of restoration. Of course, I am aware that you are a grand master by now and such degree of knowledge and expertise can't be found on a book (or many books) but could be a starting point.

Si bien reconozco y admiro el inmenso valor de su labor como artista restaurador y todo lo que ello implica en cuanto los amplios conocimientos de múltiples ciencias, (química, física, metalurgia, electrónica, mecánica, etc) también hago póstume honores a la memoria de aquellos hombres de ciencias que diseñaron y crearon todas estas maravillas de ingeniería

Loving restoration, a true artist! I am sure that the device is now in far better condition than it was out from the factory. Luxurious finishes, is a little gem now.

¿ Sabe usted Sr TheFabrik, que aparte de devolverle la vitalidad a estos "objetos," usted le devuelve la infancia a muchos adultos mayores como yo que aun jugamos a ser niños de alma? Sepa usted que lo que hace tambien tiene efecto psicoterapéutico porque ayuda a revisar el concepto de "obsoleto"

Who else came here from TikTok?

3:51

A mi juicio lo que usted ha hecho no lo calificaría como mera restauración, no. Usted ha dado resurrección a una obra de ingeniería a la que pocos mortales se enfrentarían. Es un juguete, pero no es "cosa de juegos". Tenga usted todo mi respeto y admiración.

Neat restoration of an amazingly useless invention 😂

Валики для собирания волос и пыли!))

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🙂👍.

Also today you can sharpen a 3 blades gilettes disposable razor with a good flat utltra-fine sandstone.

Здорово что вы восстанавливаете ретро игрушки. Результат реставрации превосходный. Лайкаю.

يخبل عاشت ايدك هاذا القديم

Huh. Seems like someone took it apart before. The bottom stones are installed the wrong way around in the beginning (and the before shot). The high edge facing inwards.

Excellent video, well done. What is the thing used to remove the old paint, a sand blaster? Either way, great stuff.

Great small project what a great find !, I did notice however that the sharpening blocks were put back differently to how they were originally is that on purpose? Originally on the top half the blocks slope towards the middle and the bottom half they slope out towards the edge but on reassembly they both slope inwards.

This was probably one of your coolest restorations.

What a fine work!!!! Congratulations!!!

Tanpa china hidup tidak ada artinya 😂

Alat yang sangat keren, bagaimana seseorang bisa menciptakan sesuatu, untuk menjaga sebuah barang dapat dipakai dalam waktu lama, sedangkan barang yang diciptakan untuk dijaga dapat diproduksi dengan cepat 😊,tapi mungkin silet ada masa dimana produksi ya sangat sedikit 😊

Very good! I'm from Americana SP Brasil.

How many different ways are there to clean crap off stuff!!

This was so mesmerizing to watch.

This channel celebrates the ingenuity of man. I subscribed immediately.

Great job, my uncle used to have one of these and he would put the loop end on something solid, hold the beaded end, and move the sharpener with his other hand. Much easier than trying to hold and pull both ends.

this was awesome, thank you!!!

Beautiful craftsmanship well worth a sub 😎👍

Attention. You placed two of the four "sharpening stones" differently from before. They were arranged with one side pointing up and outwards, and the other pointing up and inwards. Great job, mate.

what's the process happening around 2:40?

How did you fixed back the pieces that you cut out at 06:21 and 08:16 ?