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I like how the square and rectangular frames basically look like swastika's.

Great video. I am about to attempt to refurb a La Pavoni Professional in very similar condition. Did you do anything to clean up the chrome (that you didn't paint) besides soak in citric acid. Is there anything else that can be done to clean, perserve, or protect the chrome? I'd appreciate anyone's ideas. Also, does anyone know were to get a full gasket kit that includes grease?

Great colors! You should have built a door that could close entirely. Ulike panels, it's always 1/2 open :( . Double that door size and this thing is sic.

Awesome build! Do you have plans for sale for this build?

Extraordinary Woodwork....

beautiful 😊 one question for a noob, how do you polish all the chrome parts withouth scratching them?

Thanks for taking care of this wonderful machine. Beautiful. Great video, too.

P E R F E C T I O N ... Indeed desesrves the name of Masterpiece!!!

Wow great work man

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I love this❤❤❤ Apologize, but do you have actually the plans for this because I am in a joiner collage and yi would like to make your cabinet as my exam work with all my respect. I would us it. Please think of me as a student. Regards Sandor

Good video , but I have to say the Machine in the video is not very old in La Pavoni , it is kind of new model

How long do you leave it in the citric acid?

where we can buy it

Wow.. Amazing ❤❤❤

Nice furniture ... I like the hidden cabinets and the sliding mechanism. Hopefully it will work over long time.

Wow! What a lot of skills demonstrated in one project! I like the rotating corners on the fascia of your cabinet drawers and on the kinetic doors. I like that you chose a hefty dowel piece for the handle/ pivot. There is much to like in this project!

That looks like fun!

Truly awesome door.. I was wondering what will happen if you put the middle piece not like rhombus but regular like a square thank for the video and for you time

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It is an exceptional video. Congratulations.

Hello!!! How long should it be submerged in citric acid?

Very nicely restorated and also beautifully filmed. 👌

Any tips on removing the tank? It moved a few millimeters and seems to be stuck now. Rotating counterclockwise...

Best video I've ever seen re La Pavoni. I get a lot of steam leakage from the "oval" group head (held on to the boiler by 2x 14mm nolts). I had assumed there was a gasket in there as I am unable to tighten the 2x 14mm bolts any more yet still get vast amounts of steam and spluttering water from this joint. Any suggestions? Do I just put a liberal coating of silicone food-grade grease on the two faces here for example? Also I need to replace the gasket the boiler sits on - can I just unscrew the boiler or do I HAVE to tinkle with the electrics and remove the heating coil the way you did?

My attention was centered in the section wise making process. Drawings are helpful. The final outcome speaks for itself. So well done....hours and hours of hard skilful work for each part and portion of work..... Regards and love from India. Will i dare to attempt this? RR

Super 🤩🤩

Excellent! I just miss one thing: is there a way to remove the water level indicator glass mounts? The ones above and below it. There are some nuts inside the boiler I can't access.

Superb, but white top panel would probably look better

Grazie mille!!!

... beautifully done, thanks :)

One of the nicest restoration process I have ever seen. Let me know if you need any help upgrading it, I would love to colaborate with someone like you. Cheers and God bless, Tudor P.

Great video! I read that citric acid can be bad for the chrome finish, is this true? I have already taken my La Pavoni apart and don't want to damage anything.

Just ordered a gasket kit new power switch and limit switch for my pre-millennium PC-16… appreciate the demo!

Hi, thanks a ton for this. Did you use the old o-rings? Or you purchased new ones? If so, from where?

Wonderful job!

Great job man

Why you have used rope behind the doors?

I really admire your work, it really a masterpiece can you make' impossible revolving cabinet'?

Hi, nice video, how I can polish the entire machine? thanks

Your girlfriend bought you cancer. Sheesha delivers way more nicotine than cigarettes btw, even though it's "cleaner and filtered". When we had a relative hooked on sheesha visiting, they couldn't wait to leave before getting back to it. I'd keep it as a decorative piece, but wouldn't actually use it. Edit: FREAKIN INCREDIBLE DOOR, OF COURSE. Best one I've seen with this idea.

Wow genius 👍👍👍

gorgeous piece, smart buid and beautiful result, well done

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Beautiful work!

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Such types of doors are very sensitive and does not close properly,many people have made such type of kinetic doors but your one is looking much better

Nice and innovative

Great job 👏 just got myself the same project

I love the doors, I'm trying to build them. You have given me new ideas on how to attach them. Beautiful! Unique! Master indeed!