I have to watch it again my grandma had one of those when was a small kid you've brought back memories I still miss my grandma my grandpa thank you for the memories
Awesome job you did restoring the bean slicer to working order. It looks much better too. Excellent work. By the way, this is the first time I have heard of or seen a bean slicer before.
It's used to make "French" cut green beans. It is often called a bean Frencher. I think it's an American thing. Food companies often sell canned or frozen French cut green beans.
i love your videos! It's obvious that you love this "work"! In my opinion, every video you make is getting better and better quality! You can be very proud of your work! much love ❤️
This is the first time I've seen your video you done a beautiful job I can't wait to see your next video May God bless you and have a merry Christmas and a happy New year 🥳🥳👍🏆
You did a great job on it. Very impressed by your work, filming and editing. The tool itself wouldn’t be one I’d be reaching for. Keep more coming please.
I have to say , I have never seen one of those in my part of the world. May be we just like small knives instead. Honestly you just keep getting better at everything you do 😜
Es gibt von Alexanderwerk eine Schneidemaschine für grüne Bohnen aus der Zeit. Das ist allerdings eine Art Platte mit zwei, im spitzen Winkel angesetzten Öffnungen für die Bohnen und auf der Vorderseite eine runde Drehplatte mit eingesetzten Messern, die die Bohnen dann in längsovale Scheiben schnitten. Dieses Gerät ist sicher kein Bohnenschneider. Eher geeignet um Schwarten oder Kutteln in Streifen zu schneiden. Die Restaurierung selbst, war absolut super. Ein tolles funktionierendes Gerät. Nur eben nicht unbedingt ein Bohnenschneider, wie man auch am Ergebnis sehen konnte.
Danke für deinen Kommentar :) Ich habe das gute Stück als Bohnenschneider deklariert erhalten und die Suche nach Alexanderwerk 5252 hat auch ergeben, dass es ein Bohnenschneider ist. Eine eindeutige Quelle konnte ich dafür aber leider nicht finden
@@DrHutOfHandcraft Wenn du noch einmal Alexanderwerk Bohnenschneider eingibst, findest du bei Google Fotos auch die von mir beschriebene Maschine. Ich nehme an, der Begriff Bohnenschneider für dein Gerät wurde einfach von einem nach dem anderen übernommen. Die Schnibbelbohnen mit der anderen Maschine wurden früher mit Salz in Steingut Krüge eingelegt und wie Sauerkraut den ganzen Winter im Keller gelagert. Das geht so mit dieser Maschine nicht, weil du keine richtigen Scheiben bekommst. Es passiert öfter, dass hier alte Geräte nicht mehr in ihrer ursprünglichen Funktion bekannt sind und wenn einer eine falsche Zuordnung trifft, übernehmen es andere. Zum Beispiel werden oft alte Kartoffel Trommelreiben als Käsereibe ausgegeben, weil die Leute die originale Funktion nicht mehr kennen.
@@DrHutOfHandcraft übrigens, wenn du Kuttelschneider oder Streifenschneider eingibst, findest du größere Geräte für die moderne Metzgerei, die genau so funktionieren, wie dein Gerät. Du kannst damit zum Beispiel auch Wurstscheiben für Fleischsalat schneiden. Sowas macht heute kaum noch jemand Zuhause, daher ist die Funktion wohl in Vergessenheit geraten.
All these devices of simplifying and speeding up preparing foods usually has a big drawback: how do you clean it properly? :P Looks treat though, but as a clean-freak I'll stick with a knife hehe
Another great job. What is the deciding factor in whether to remove casting marks or not? Client preference? Trying to stay authentic to original process?
Thank you 🙏🏼 Depends on the project and what goal I want to achieve. On this one I just thought that leaving casting marks and putting it to the original state as close as possible would be the best thing to do 🙂 Just personal preference
'Mister Patina' gave me this 1922 'Alexanderwerk' bean slicer! I Dr. Hut of Handcraft A melhor tradução para "Mister Patina" me deu este fatiador de feijão "Alexanderwerk" de 1922! Eu sou o Dr. Hut da Handcraft. Muito obrigado por me presentear com o cortador de feijão 1922 'Alexanderwerk' Mister Patina! Eu, o Dr. Hut de Handcraft, estou muito feliz com o presente e agradeço pela generosidade e atenção. O cortador de feijão é um item muito útil na cozinha e tenho certeza de que ele será muito útil para mim. Obrigado novamente!
@@DrHutOfHandcraft I must have terrible files then because attacking a hard weld in a small confined curved space takes me forever to make much headway.
@@Benzyl well it depends on the weld. If you weld cast steel with regular welding you harden the steel and it’s pretty much impossible to file it without proper hardened files, which are really expensive. In that video I used cast electrodes which are specially for cast steel
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I have to watch it again my grandma had one of those when was a small kid you've brought back memories I still miss my grandma my grandpa thank you for the memories
I’m sorry for your loss
Excellent Restoration!
Thank you so much!
All of your wares are very fine!
Thank you
Restoration was sweet but the small knife in the beginning killed it 😄
Glad you liked it 🙂
That is my favourate Cristmass song. And great job
😄 thank you!
Awesome job you did restoring the bean slicer to working order. It looks much better too. Excellent work. By the way, this is the first time I have heard of or seen a bean slicer before.
Thanks so much! Me too! 😂
It's used to make "French" cut green beans. It is often called a bean Frencher. I think it's an American thing. Food companies often sell canned or frozen French cut green beans.
Beautiful restoration mister well done
Thank you!
Wow never seen a slicer like that before. Turned out pretty sweet 👍
Thanks mate!
Bel lavoro, bravo! Grazie UA-cam che mi ha suggerito il tuo canale😅👍
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Super
Danke 🙂🙏🏼
Great job, always like the demonstration of an object in use after restoration. 🙂
Thank you!
Wow, so delicate work!
Thanks!
Very cool.😊
Thank you mate!
i love your videos! It's obvious that you love this "work"! In my opinion, every video you make is getting better and better quality! You can be very proud of your work! much love ❤️
Thank you so much for your kind words and support, I truly appreciate it! ❤️🫡
Great restoration. I subbed you.
Thank you for your support!
awesome job. 🔨⛏️🔩🛠️⚒️🔧🪛👍
Thank you so much!
Great restoration, Doc. What an amazing old tool!
Thank you Sandy!
Well done!
Thank you!
No Mr. Bean was harmed. No Sir, ABSOLUTELY NOT!
Not for a second!
Brilliant.
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Whew! For a moment at the end, I thought we wouldn't see it in action...
Of course, always at the end 🙂
This is the first time I've seen your video you done a beautiful job I can't wait to see your next video May God bless you and have a merry Christmas and a happy New year 🥳🥳👍🏆
Thank you so much 🙏🏼
You did a great job on it. Very impressed by your work, filming and editing. The tool itself wouldn’t be one I’d be reaching for. Keep more coming please.
Thank you very much for your kind words, much appreciated! 🙏🏼
*_Another masterpiece! Such a pleasure to watch! Thank you 💕_*
Thank you so much!
Very nice restoration and small knife🙈
Thank you 😄😄
Good work
Thank you!
Lovely restoration...was surprised the cutter was for French cut beans.
Thank you!
A very nice Job Love it ❤️👍
Thanks Pascal!
looks great, nice work , Mr. Patina sent me to watch you, and sub...
Gotta thank him I guess 😄 Thank you for your support 🙏🏼
@@DrHutOfHandcraft ...Mr. P. does good work too...
@@bobjoncas2814 his work is marvelous!
Amazing work, dude! Nicely done!!! 😃
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
And merry Christmas!
Thanks mate! Merry Christmas 😄
Perfekt,und danke für زن،زندگی،آزادی
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I really like you keep the patina. Cast edge
Glad you liked it!
I am a new follower of your work and so far I am very impressed. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for your support ! 🙏🏼
Bom dia amigo linda restauração. Um feliz ano novo 🎈
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I have to say , I have never seen one of those in my part of the world. May be we just like small knives instead. Honestly you just keep getting better at everything you do 😜
Me neither before this project 😄 Thank you so much! 🙏🏼
9:15 If I can make a suggestion? Stick a ring magnet to the bottom of that sieve and small items won't fly off.
Omg why didn’t think of that? What a great idea mate, thank you! One of the screws jumped out and I had to search for it in the glass beads 😅
Muy bueno desde Argentina
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Es gibt von Alexanderwerk eine Schneidemaschine für grüne Bohnen aus der Zeit. Das ist allerdings eine Art Platte mit zwei, im spitzen Winkel angesetzten Öffnungen für die Bohnen und auf der Vorderseite eine runde Drehplatte mit eingesetzten Messern, die die Bohnen dann in längsovale Scheiben schnitten. Dieses Gerät ist sicher kein Bohnenschneider. Eher geeignet um Schwarten oder Kutteln in Streifen zu schneiden. Die Restaurierung selbst, war absolut super. Ein tolles funktionierendes Gerät. Nur eben nicht unbedingt ein Bohnenschneider, wie man auch am Ergebnis sehen konnte.
Danke für deinen Kommentar :) Ich habe das gute Stück als Bohnenschneider deklariert erhalten und die Suche nach Alexanderwerk 5252 hat auch ergeben, dass es ein Bohnenschneider ist. Eine eindeutige Quelle konnte ich dafür aber leider nicht finden
@@DrHutOfHandcraft Wenn du noch einmal Alexanderwerk Bohnenschneider eingibst, findest du bei Google Fotos auch die von mir beschriebene Maschine. Ich nehme an, der Begriff Bohnenschneider für dein Gerät wurde einfach von einem nach dem anderen übernommen. Die Schnibbelbohnen mit der anderen Maschine wurden früher mit Salz in Steingut Krüge eingelegt und wie Sauerkraut den ganzen Winter im Keller gelagert. Das geht so mit dieser Maschine nicht, weil du keine richtigen Scheiben bekommst. Es passiert öfter, dass hier alte Geräte nicht mehr in ihrer ursprünglichen Funktion bekannt sind und wenn einer eine falsche Zuordnung trifft, übernehmen es andere. Zum Beispiel werden oft alte Kartoffel Trommelreiben als Käsereibe ausgegeben, weil die Leute die originale Funktion nicht mehr kennen.
@@DrHutOfHandcraft übrigens, wenn du Kuttelschneider oder Streifenschneider eingibst, findest du größere Geräte für die moderne Metzgerei, die genau so funktionieren, wie dein Gerät. Du kannst damit zum Beispiel auch Wurstscheiben für Fleischsalat schneiden. Sowas macht heute kaum noch jemand Zuhause, daher ist die Funktion wohl in Vergessenheit geraten.
at close up view . there are small nicks on those blades. a small diamond coated file would smooth the edges
Thank you for the comment 🙂
Excelente trabalho. 👏👏👏👏🇧🇷🇧🇷
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All these devices of simplifying and speeding up preparing foods usually has a big drawback: how do you clean it properly? :P
Looks treat though, but as a clean-freak I'll stick with a knife hehe
It’s more like a decorative piece for me 😄
Exactly!
Finally, a restorer with sexy arms. Great job on the project also.
😄 thanks 😄😄
Restoration was sweet but the small knife in the beginning killed it
😄😄🙏🏼 Thank you!
@@DrHutOfHandcraft 😄
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Another great job.
What is the deciding factor in whether to remove casting marks or not? Client preference? Trying to stay authentic to original process?
Thank you 🙏🏼 Depends on the project and what goal I want to achieve. On this one I just thought that leaving casting marks and putting it to the original state as close as possible would be the best thing to do 🙂 Just personal preference
You know it's going to be a good video when the restorer uses hollow ground (aka. "Gunsmith") screwdrivers.
😄 I have them for a couple of months now, love them
@@DrHutOfHandcraft judnging from the blade alone, not seeing the handle, makes me think they're wiha?
@@juanignaciocaino No, PB Swiss Tools, but I also have Wiha screwdrivers, but there are not gunsmith screwdrivers
@@DrHutOfHandcraft PB swiss! lovely. Better than the Wiha gunsmith set.
@@juanignaciocaino 😄
Very nice. Those blades look like they could have used more sharpening
Thank you!
'Mister Patina' gave me this 1922 'Alexanderwerk' bean slicer! I Dr. Hut of Handcraft A melhor tradução para "Mister Patina" me deu este fatiador de feijão "Alexanderwerk" de 1922! Eu sou o Dr. Hut da Handcraft.
Muito obrigado por me presentear com o cortador de feijão 1922 'Alexanderwerk' Mister Patina! Eu, o Dr. Hut de Handcraft, estou muito feliz com o presente e agradeço pela generosidade e atenção. O cortador de feijão é um item muito útil na cozinha e tenho certeza de que ele será muito útil para mim. Obrigado novamente!
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What do you use in sandblaster ? Some people swear by walnut shells .
Mostly glass beads or corundum. Never tired walnut shells before
12:22 ding fries are done ding fries are done i gotta run i gotta run
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That song at the end, wasn’t that played in The Omen?
I don’t know. It’s called Carol of the bells
@@DrHutOfHandcraft
I was way off. What I was thinking of is called, Tubular Bells, in the movie, The Exorcist, not The Omen.
God forgive me.
@@artdeco64 😄
Your bowl is creepy. Lol
100% 😂
I think the blades need to be sharpened. The beans shouldn't be squashed like that.
Thank you for your comment 🙂
Hand filing weld? Ain't nobody got time for that donkey work.
With a good file it’s very fast and more detailed
@@DrHutOfHandcraft I must have terrible files then because attacking a hard weld in a small confined curved space takes me forever to make much headway.
@@Benzyl well it depends on the weld. If you weld cast steel with regular welding you harden the steel and it’s pretty much impossible to file it without proper hardened files, which are really expensive. In that video I used cast electrodes which are specially for cast steel
Maybe don't wiggle each and every single part, makes the video seem repetitive. Like using the same cutscenes over rand over. 😉
I don’t really understand what you mean 😅
Not very useful is it?
Well I use it as a decoration piece and it was fun restoring it, so for me it was “useful” 😄