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Great video as always and very cute buttons ! Nice work and idea, Mister Patina. If next you could find a tool to give all your followers a like, I'm buying, my wrist is sore!
When you restore things, you restore memories, My mother was a "button maker" when young, before getting married. I remember being a kid and reading that in her id card. She had a very similar machine you have in your video (a german one) and I used to play with it when I was 4 or 5 years old. Now I am 49, she passed away 10 years ago, and this video, believe it or not, brought a bit of her back to me. Thanks for that.
Hey, thank you so much for your story, that was pretty heartwarming.. Fun fact: the machine I have is a US one, pretty rare here in germany. It has inch threads and the 64mm buttons :-)
A new Mister Patina video ? Time to put the kettle on, coffee anyone? With the weather we are experiencing this week here in Normandy, I'm going to watch Mister Patina deal with a rusty machine instead of attempting to fix the outside ramp . It makes more sense than trying a balancing act on a slippery ramp and stair a few :meters above the long thorns of ancient rose trees and granit rocks. Thank you for giving me an excuse to come back inside, Mister Patina!
@@MT-uu5ln Aluminum doesn't rust, so bluing isn't to stop rust. I'm assuming (because I don't know for sure) that the 'bluing' for Aluminum is actually anodizing which makes the Aluminum tougher. In fact, anodizing makes Aluminum Oxide, which is so tough that it's used to make sandpaper. Regular aluminum is soft and easily damaged.
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My highschool banned wearing matching pins for possible gang activity, so now I'm in college making tons of them for all my friends to wear and we jokingly call it out cult aha
Why would anyone not like your work maestro? I don't watch your videos hoping to take ideas and or go find something to restore as much as I hope I get inspired to deliver the best in terms of what can be done, your work ethic and attention to detail are what separates you from everyone else. Keep it up and thank you for sharing.
So… from repairs to the garden stairs to check on the proofing of the bread dough I came, a notification for a new Mister Patina I saw, and conquered, I stayed. Right, perhaps Caesar’s words held more might, but had he had the opportunity to watch an excellent renovation video instead of messing up Europe, he wouldn’t have had to be murdered to ponder his next best quote! 😎 @Mister Patina, I am not entering the competition, by the way, all I want right now is for the house project I have to go ahead, as it is for a good cause very dear to my heart. Thanks for this video , it is enough joy for me to watch one of yours without needing a prize.
I say Mr. Patina's channel is the following. ASMR, peaceful, inspiring and wholesome. It's the channel we need and don't deserve. He is a talent that I feel is unsung. Personally my heart leaps when I see a new release. You, my good Sir, are a blessing.
There's always a feel good factor about your videos. It does my head good to see an item old, rusted and damaged being transformed to a condition better than the day it was made. Bravo Mister Patina.👏
REALLY cool trick using chalk to keep the files from loading up with aluminum chips! I need to remember that one! 😁 Thanks for another great restoration video! ❤
Great restoration man, I always look forward to your projects, every time youtube recommends a video I always get my hopes up that it's yours😅 Please never stop restoring random stuff
That's a blast from the past for me. When I was 12 making these kinds of buttons was my first attempt at my own business. Back then I could only afford the manual single size machine not this super cool dual size beast.
It's perfect as always. By the way your work inspires people everywhere. Yesterday I was changing transmission oil for my car and fixed the car jack .disassembly cleaning then putting together. Thanks to you and your great craftsmanship.
Thank you so much! Really cool to hear! When I was an apprentice, my "master" told me its all about being brave enough to start a project. The rest will be easy. :-)
Very nice work. It seems now that Mymechanics is busy cuddling his Datsun you have become the king of the tool restaurations on UA-cam. The quality of editing has really improved. I wish you success!
Actually i find such tools are more interesting then restoring something we are get used to ! Really appreciate your time and affords for restoring such a masterpiece !!
Brilliant. I am glad you add some commentary as I am interested in the different types of metals and their properties. What a great restoration and yes I am subscribed!
What?!? Another blue project? Oh be still my heart! 💙 lol. Of course another nice project. First time I’ve seen aluminum being cold blued. Love seeing new things! 👍
*Wow, That is awesome. Another great restoration by you. As soon as I see you have another video up, I immediately click on it to watch. You truly do amazing work. Thank you.*
I really enjoy your videos. Scotch Brite really does make some good cleaning products. I'm a cook and there grill brushes and griddle cleaners are the bomb! Can't watch to see what's next!
I really enjoyed this restoration and looks amazing and cool and I liked your commentary about what your doing and why very helpful to this clueless lady 😂 so thank u
Awesome! *Let there be buttons for all!!* Love the little button press. The blued steel and aluminum test was cool! I am definitely going to use the chalk trick... THAT WAS AWESOME! No more clogged files for me ;) Also, use cutting oil when cutting ferrous metals on the lathe, that way you do not break and dull your tools. It will be easier on the motor and it will not screech :) Look forward to seeing more :-)
My Father owned an upholstery shop and when I was a young lad he often ask me to come in with him on saturdays and make buttons for him so I'm very familiar with these machines. It was fun for me and also allowed me to make some extra money fora new model or whatever a few quarters would buy at that time.By the way, I'm now 71 years old.
You did a very good job of restoring the button machine. I seen steel being blued but not aluminum. Anyway, it looks much better and it works like a charm as well. Excellent work.
I spent the whole thing expecting him to make dies for correctly sized buttons, those are 100% badges. I don't know anyone who speaks English who'd call them anything other than badges.
I had this image of a machine that made fabric upholstery button for chair and couch cushion. Yeah, no, turns out to be slogan button maker. Nice work bringing an old machine back to life. Thanks for sharing.
There are two comments I would like to make I am a button collector and I have never seen a machine such as this and second I never saw the white item you used on the file to cover imperfections. I found this to be very interesting and you sir did the restoration perfectly. Very enjoyable.
Mr P, I can only imagine how annoying and frustrating it must e to constantly work with camera equipment between you and your current project. But can I just say that I'm so bloody glad you do! I'm about to watch this video for the second time in a row and it's currently 1.27am here in England 🇬🇧 Your work is so calming and relaxing, not to mention tingle-inducing (ASMR). Just love your work - but I tell you on ever flippin' video how great you are so 🤷🏻♀️ Beautiful job as always, my friend, beautiful job 👌🤘
I love all your restoration videos. I have seen all the videos of your. Keep up the great job. I always keep waiting for your new videos. Loads of love and cheerz from India 🇮🇳
Sandstrahlen ist zwar eine bequeme Alternative, aber zum entlacken würde ich dir Ameisensäure empfehlen. Abbeizer ist selten zielführend. Und zum entrosten eignet sich Oxalsäure oder das Elektrolysebad hervorragend.
Beautiful finish as always, an excellently simple choice of item, and a very informative vid, all at the same time. Thanks for the treat Mr. Patina 🙏. Although really, it's no surprise from you 😉😁. 😎
You should clarify in the title these are campaign , slogan and decorative pin buttons of social conveyance and not the sewn plastic type that adhere clothing . Beautiful restoration .
For future projects involving powder coating. The best way to get powder coating off is to burn it off with a oxy-acetylene torch. Or use acid. Torch is my favorite, because fire
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Thank you so much for NOT speeding up the sandblasting. It just looks too easy watching people just peeling off the paint like a banana peel!
@@shirleyannconfer9651 I want to be honest: the sandblasting was double speed 😄 it took hours to blast the powder coating off…
At least you’re not zipping it off like some of the videos I’ve seen. The new powder coating is just gorgeous.
Thanks Shirley! 🙂
Great video as always and very cute buttons ! Nice work and idea, Mister Patina. If next you could find a tool to give all your followers a like, I'm buying, my wrist is sore!
When you restore things, you restore memories, My mother was a "button maker" when young, before getting married. I remember being a kid and reading that in her id card. She had a very similar machine you have in your video (a german one) and I used to play with it when I was 4 or 5 years old. Now I am 49, she passed away 10 years ago, and this video, believe it or not, brought a bit of her back to me. Thanks for that.
Hey, thank you so much for your story, that was pretty heartwarming..
Fun fact: the machine I have is a US one, pretty rare here in germany. It has inch threads and the 64mm buttons :-)
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@@misterpatina Thank you! much appreciated indeed. Will do.
I could watch you machining parts for hours. I'm just amazed by the skill required. Excellent project as always.
A new Mister Patina video ? Time to put the kettle on, coffee anyone?
With the weather we are experiencing this week here in Normandy, I'm going to watch Mister Patina deal with a rusty machine instead of attempting to fix the outside ramp . It makes more sense than trying a balancing act on a slippery ramp and stair a few :meters above the long thorns of ancient rose trees and granit rocks. Thank you for giving me an excuse to come back inside, Mister Patina!
There is beauty found not just in the rare but also the common. You did a fantastic job.
Thank you so much David, I totally agree 🙂
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I loved the comparison of bluing steel vs aluminum! Very informative!
Iam glad you like it!
Yes very nice, never seen that before. But i wonder aluminium doesn’t rust why should you bluing it?
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@@MT-uu5ln Aluminum doesn't rust, so bluing isn't to stop rust. I'm assuming (because I don't know for sure) that the 'bluing' for Aluminum is actually anodizing which makes the Aluminum tougher. In fact, anodizing makes Aluminum Oxide, which is so tough that it's used to make sandpaper. Regular aluminum is soft and easily damaged.
OMG, the memories of high school pep club! We used one of these to make pins for other students to wear for the sports events. GO RAIDERS!
Haha, I had these memories while restoring! Thanks for your comment!
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@@misterpatina I can’t wait! I just sent you the email. I’ll definitely send you a picture.
We also used it for the candidate’s running for student council
My highschool banned wearing matching pins for possible gang activity, so now I'm in college making tons of them for all my friends to wear and we jokingly call it out cult aha
Why would anyone not like your work maestro? I don't watch your videos hoping to take ideas and or go find something to restore as much as I hope I get inspired to deliver the best in terms of what can be done, your work ethic and attention to detail are what separates you from everyone else. Keep it up and thank you for sharing.
So… from repairs to the garden stairs to check on the proofing of the bread dough I came, a notification for a new Mister Patina I saw, and conquered, I stayed. Right, perhaps Caesar’s words held more might, but had he had the opportunity to watch an excellent renovation video instead of messing up Europe, he wouldn’t have had to be murdered to ponder his next best quote! 😎
@Mister Patina, I am not entering the competition, by the way, all I want right now is for the house project I have to go ahead, as it is for a good cause very dear to my heart. Thanks for this video , it is enough joy for me to watch one of yours without needing a prize.
Well done, sir. It's a pleasure to see restoration done well. A true craftsman at work!
I say Mr. Patina's channel is the following.
ASMR, peaceful, inspiring and wholesome.
It's the channel we need and don't deserve. He is a talent that I feel is unsung.
Personally my heart leaps when I see a new release. You, my good Sir, are a blessing.
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Oh my! I will do so! Hooray!!
You show the patience of a mechanic and the thoroughness of an engineer
I wonder what you do for work
Shout out to Hartmut for saving the day with the tweezers ✊🏼
Happy you can get some use of the hammer. Perfect job, as always mate
Hartmut, best man ever. :-D
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@@misterpatina lol thx
Quella macchina neanche da nuova era così bella, complimenti Mister Patina, sei il numero uno dei restauratori 👍👍👍👍👍👍🏅🏅🏅
Muchas gracias Manuel!👍
There's always a feel good factor about your videos. It does my head good to see an item old, rusted and damaged being transformed to a condition better than the day it was made. Bravo Mister Patina.👏
Hey man, thank you so much! I really appreciate your words ❤️
And he always saves the ones the need it most.
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Really glad you coated the steel parts. Was a gigantic sigh of relief.
REALLY cool trick using chalk to keep the files from loading up with aluminum chips! I need to remember that one! 😁 Thanks for another great restoration video! ❤
Hey my friend! Thank you so much! Hope youre doin well
Great restoration man, I always look forward to your projects, every time youtube recommends a video I always get my hopes up that it's yours😅 Please never stop restoring random stuff
Haha thank you so much man! Stopping isn’t the plan 🤣
@@misterpatina I'm looking forward to the next one already 😅
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@Mister Patina Yes please!
Holy Moly. The chalk trick for filing aluminum made it worth watching this video not to mention the awesome restoration. Great work
Iam glad you like it!
Excellent work and attention to detail, as always. Probably better than it was when brand new!
Very cool! 9,5/10! I love when a professional restores to its original form, and does not break and restore badly. Nice to watch you.
Thanks! Iam glad you enjoyed!
Такой работой можно только восхищаться. Даже придраться не к чему. Желаю чтобы последующие работы были по качеству не хуже этой. Большое спасибо. 👍👍👍
Very cool, i nvr knew those were made
Very rad man!! Thank you for choosing the button press! I haven't seen one in a long time.
Thanks a lot! 🙂
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Many many words can be used to describe this creator. However, 'sharp and edgy' is not one of them. This man eliminates them on sight.
Ppl like you survive the cataclysms and keep society going.. ❤
❤️
That's a blast from the past for me. When I was 12 making these kinds of buttons was my first attempt at my own business. Back then I could only afford the manual single size machine not this super cool dual size beast.
I'm really surprised that he does not have one million subscribers. It is a pleasure to watch him work
Thanks ❤️
It's perfect as always.
By the way your work inspires people everywhere. Yesterday I was changing transmission oil for my car and fixed the car jack .disassembly cleaning then putting together. Thanks to you and your great craftsmanship.
Thank you so much! Really cool to hear! When I was an apprentice, my "master" told me its all about being brave enough to start a project. The rest will be easy. :-)
Very nice work. It seems now that Mymechanics is busy cuddling his Datsun you have become the king of the tool restaurations on UA-cam. The quality of editing has really improved. I wish you success!
So beautiful indeed!
Thank you 🙏🏼
Iam glad you enjoyed!
Really one of the best restoration video channels out there. I also loved how you corrected from BUTTON to BADGE in the title :D
A lot of subscribers told me to do so, since iam not a native speaker :-D
Actually i find such tools are more interesting then restoring something we are get used to ! Really appreciate your time and affords for restoring such a masterpiece !!
Thanks a lot my friend!
Blueing is so satisfying, my goodness. It never gets old!
It truly is! :-)
Brilliant. I am glad you add some commentary as I am interested in the different types of metals and their properties. What a great restoration and yes I am subscribed!
Thank you so much and welcome to my channel 🙂
Super jest to odrestaurowane ta cała nie samowita wyciskarka pozdrawiam twórcę tego filmiku serdecznie 👍👍👍👍
Du verdienst definitiv mehr Follower. ❤️
Danke 🙂
That looked like a lot of work. SUPER SWEET!
It was…😄
Sacré boulot. Précision, minutie, effort du détail, bravo monsieur !
Merci!
What?!? Another blue project? Oh be still my heart! 💙 lol. Of course another nice project. First time I’ve seen aluminum being cold blued. Love seeing new things! 👍
Haha, i knew youll like it :-D
Thanks for your support Linda!
Wonderful video! Thank you!
Also, that's the first time that I've seen aluminum bluing. Great explanation, process, and results!
*Wow, That is awesome. Another great restoration by you. As soon as I see you have another video up, I immediately click on it to watch. You truly do amazing work. Thank you.*
Hey, thank you so much for your support! :-)
Great restoration as always. You have to do something with your sandblaster or your shop air. Thanks for keeping us entertained.
Awesome work. Didn't know Aluminum could be blued too. Keep up the good work!
Thanks a lot!
Fine job. Congratulations.
I've never saw this kind device too.
Your videos are a nice relief in this days.
Thanks.
Youre welcome!
I'm amazed at how the creator patiently refurbishes each component, ensuring it functions perfectly again🤑
Perfect work as always ….
Thank you for sharing us your work.
Thanks Hani! 🙂
Magic is what you do, brat!
Exquisite touch, I loved it!
Hey man, iam glad you like it!
Perfect job 100% brand new
Great job 👌 And for dimming the screen while welding... 🏅🎖🥇
I really enjoy your videos. Scotch Brite really does make some good cleaning products. I'm a cook and there grill brushes and griddle cleaners are the bomb!
Can't watch to see what's next!
Thanks! Oh really? I only knew the "sanding fleece"
Great looking restoration and you did an excellent job restoring it as well!!!!
Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up
I really enjoyed this restoration and looks amazing and cool and I liked your commentary about what your doing and why very helpful to this clueless lady 😂 so thank u
Awesome! *Let there be buttons for all!!*
Love the little button press.
The blued steel and aluminum test was cool!
I am definitely going to use the chalk trick... THAT WAS AWESOME! No more clogged files for me ;)
Also, use cutting oil when cutting ferrous metals on the lathe, that way you do not break and dull your tools. It will be easier on the motor and it will not screech :)
Look forward to seeing more :-)
Thanks Mr. P, iam glad you like the trick :-)
Thanks for your tipps!
The alumin(i)um parts look amazing after bluing. That finish is really satisfying
Haha, thanks for the additional 'i' 😄
Yes, they came out pretty sweet!
NICE WORK, LOOKS LIKE A FUN PROJECT, KEEP WELL..
Thanks Bob!
Très belle rénovation toute en délicatesse et en savoir faire 🤟
You've made my day, thank you for sharing!❤
Youre welcome! :-)
My Father owned an upholstery shop and when I was a young lad he often ask me to come in with him on saturdays and make buttons for him so I'm very familiar with these machines. It was fun for me and also allowed me to make some extra money fora new model or whatever a few quarters would buy at that time.By the way, I'm now 71 years old.
You did a very good job of restoring the button machine. I seen steel being blued but not aluminum. Anyway, it looks much better and it works like a charm as well. Excellent work.
Thanks a lot George!
Loved the old-timer trick with chalk!
Its pretty nice :-)
Like Benjamin, you made this Button maker reverse age. A job well done.
Haha, thanks!
I remember when these came out 1976-1979 when I was in high school. Very cool! Thanks for the memories. :-) 🎉❤😊
You call them a button but I argue there badges 😜 great work as always 😊
Haha, not a native speaker here 😄
@Mister Patina I know its all good 👍
I spent the whole thing expecting him to make dies for correctly sized buttons, those are 100% badges. I don't know anyone who speaks English who'd call them anything other than badges.
@Ex Inferis I was confused as well what it was for until I saw the end haha 😄
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Wow, I remember using something almost exactly like this at camp in the late 70's!
I had this image of a machine that made fabric upholstery button for chair and couch cushion. Yeah, no, turns out to be slogan button maker. Nice work bringing an old machine back to life. Thanks for sharing.
I changed the title 🙂
@@misterpatina Ha! That works. 😁
Love this. The color is perfect, the restoration is spot on, and wonderful filming & editing. Thanks for sharing this, Mr. P.
Thanks for watching Vickie, and thanks for all of your support!
as always, magnificent work, it is always nice when the restorer pays great attention to small details
Thanks a lot my friend!
Awesome restoration Mr Patina
Thanks!
That was half an hour well spend. Thanks Mr Patina...
You’re welcome 🙂
Not only did I watch a great video (as always) but I also learned how these badges are made 🤩Awesome 👍
Hello Mister Patina beautiful restoration beautifully restored well done
Thanks a lot Vince!
excellent result 😎👍
Thanks!
This color is so good for this machine ❤😊
There are two comments I would like to make I am a button collector and I have never seen a machine such as this and second I never saw the white item you used on the file to cover imperfections. I found this to be very interesting and you sir did the restoration perfectly. Very enjoyable.
Thank you so much my friend! The white item is just chalk, and it prevents the file from clogging with the soft aluminum 🙂
Mr P, I can only imagine how annoying and frustrating it must e to constantly work with camera equipment between you and your current project. But can I just say that I'm so bloody glad you do! I'm about to watch this video for the second time in a row and it's currently 1.27am here in England 🇬🇧 Your work is so calming and relaxing, not to mention tingle-inducing (ASMR). Just love your work - but I tell you on ever flippin' video how great you are so 🤷🏻♀️ Beautiful job as always, my friend, beautiful job 👌🤘
I love all your restoration videos. I have seen all the videos of your. Keep up the great job. I always keep waiting for your new videos. Loads of love and cheerz from India 🇮🇳
Thank you so much for your support my friend! Greets from Germany!
So many memories, my parents print shop used to have one of those. God knows how many thousands of buttons I made on it for the shop, and for school.
Madeschraube heisst im britischen Englisch grub screw. Im Amerikanischen set screw
Bro your channel is sick! I love your talent! I'm a blacksmith myself, I'm very impressed and you make me want to up my game 😅😅😅! Thanks bro!
Thanks man, I really appreciate!
I was expecting it to make BUTTONS and instead it made BADGES, but a very good video and project, VERY well done.
Changed the title, thanks!
Marvellous, really awesome work, literally is better than new. Great coverage
Thanks!
Sandstrahlen ist zwar eine bequeme Alternative, aber zum entlacken würde ich dir Ameisensäure empfehlen. Abbeizer ist selten zielführend. Und zum entrosten eignet sich Oxalsäure oder das Elektrolysebad hervorragend.
This is really cool, i would have never known that this is how it worked
Excellent work. Now make sure it’s firmly bolted to your workbench!
i had a bad day today, but this video totally cheered me up, "no comment" and "may I please have that back" had me rolling 😂😂😂 awesome restoration!
Thanks! Iam glad I could make your day a little brighter :-)
Beautiful finish as always, an excellently simple choice of item, and a very informative vid, all at the same time. Thanks for the treat Mr. Patina 🙏. Although really, it's no surprise from you 😉😁. 😎
Nice restoration. This one of my favorite new channel to watch. 👍👍
Thanks! And welcome to the channel! :-)
Beautiful restoration 😊
Thanks Andrew!
Alright, you made a Futurama reference, I'm subscribing.
I knew I’m gonna get you with that 😅
You should clarify in the title these are campaign , slogan and decorative pin buttons of social conveyance and not the sewn plastic type that adhere clothing . Beautiful restoration .
Done 🙂
i love your videos ,expert restorations.
Thanks my friend!
@@misterpatina thank you for your excellent videos kind sir.
This is amazing. It looks and works like new.
Thanks Lorraine!
Artă și meserie. Felicitări !!!
Great Job! Those rusty rings looked like ground beef patties on the press. I was wondering if the title was wrong. 🙂
For future projects involving powder coating. The best way to get powder coating off is to burn it off with a oxy-acetylene torch. Or use acid. Torch is my favorite, because fire
YEAH, FIRE! Thanks for your tips man!
Great restoration 😍😍
Thanks!
That was so cool.😊
Great job it came out awesome 👌
Thanks James!
Спасибо за это прекрасное видео. Первый раз увидел необычное применение магнитов
Suggestion, for your final surface blasting, look into glass bead, gives a much finer surface finish.