Dumbest restore job I've ever watched. What a waste of time.

Hi! My hubby and I noticed you keep New Glarus with your cat in the fridge. Are you from Wisconsin? We live in Janesville.

Doesn't seem like much of a restoration if original flashing and other imperfections are filed off. If they're part of the original thing, they should remain so.

Absolutely beautiful.

Nice job!

Curing an oven in an oven 😜

😘👍👏👏👏👏👏👏

Admiro a Personas como vos Son Artistas Gracias por compartir

Lovely craftsmanship.

People still manufacture these things. They're still not that great.

This video should be called making my own wheelbarrow 😅

All this work for 65$😂

Hi I live in the uk I bought a Jennings governor and some parts are missing for the jackpot can you please help as was supposed to be 100% genuine but no parts are missing and they guy has blocked me on text email and call so if you could please let me no thank you

That person really works hard!! Gotta admit.

Very nice job

Как же в нём много деталей 🤪 наверное за кадром неоднократно запутались что и куда)))

Imagine the pride youd get producing stoves that can last more than 70 years...

The wheelbarrow of Theseus ⛵

Good restoration. The Japanning is not that difficult, just finding the correct ingredients and 'recipe'

The rubber boot can be hard to find, and the auto parts stores around me had no idea what I was talking about. It is called a Spicer 2-86-418 Rubber Boot for CV Driveshaft.

Nicely done with a beautiful result

Incredible, Amazing, that logo at the end left my jaw dropping, and thank you for jacking up the car at the end....I was hoping you would through the whole video!

Time to test it out! 😂

The idea of giving an old object a new life is great. keep up the good work!

Why don't you use spicer greaseable center ball yoke? That would last much longer than this non grease one

Cool 🪙🪙🪙💰💰💰😁😁😁👍😻😻🐈🐈🐈👊👊👊👍🎨🖤👍💎👍🔩👍🪛👍🖌👍⚗️🧪🔥⚗️🧪🔥👍🛠👍🧰💯🔝🏆👏👏👏👏👏🍾🍾🍾🥂🥂🥂🥳🥳🥳 Like 👍👍👍👍👍👌👌👌👌👌👌

I so totally loved watching this thing get restored and watching it function and watching the period technology I was just geeking out thank you so much

Почему работаете без перчаток?Берегите руки!

very good

Because the world doesn't have enough pointless chemical waste in it already... why waste resources on something that's perfectly functional, not unattractive, and can wear off and look crap over time?? Something tells you you watch this sort of work more than you do, or use, it...

WOW! 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻💖💖❤️💓💕💞🥰💘💝💗💐

Restoration Station: "Dead mouse." Me: "Burn it with fire!" Restoration Station: Burns it with fire.

Fico muito bom o resultado final, imagine ao vivo. Parabéns 👏🏻👏🏻

I can't explain why but I got choked up on during final assembly.. it was so freaking satisfying

I like this more to find thrown in the trash and restore. This video is my favorite. From Argentina

I love these restorations. from Argentina. you are great April 21, 2024

It's a shame you didn't know about stove black.

i would never use it when done. just pull it around and show it off.

When you played the concession animation it was perfect!

What a joy seeing this stove being restored. Well done, it's better than new now. 👍

Стимпанковый пылесос. Запоминайте устройство. После ядерной войны пригодится.

The closest I have ever seen any restorer come to "My Mechanics". An excellent video, demonstrating craftmanship, engineering, welding, CAD, video and editing skills. My only suggestion is to invest in a mill for your lathe.

BRAVO!!!

Very clean job. how long do you think it will last based on your experience? how many months/years? im talking about normal use.

Why didn’t you arc weld the piece in with cast iron rod?

When I went shopping for a wheelbarrow they only had real big thick plastic ones. I was kinda bummed I was expecting to buy a metal one but bought it anyways. After watching this I’m glad I did! It’s working great obviously no rust! 😂

Przepięknie jest to odrestaurowany pozdrawiam serdecznie. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

Beautiful just beautiful!!!

so its a cat in the fridge and back of time

Never thought I would get emotional on a restoration video but here I am crying. The day I’m watching this video (April 18th) marks 13 years since my grandpa passed and seeing that potbelly stove show up on my recommended list brought back so many memories. Your video makes me wanna go see if I can buy my grandpa’s potbelly stove from the family that lives in the house where it’s at.