The single most overly complicated, ridiculously engineered and costly to produce design for a task that can be replicated with a $2 rusty knife. Great job on the restoration. I always love the outro with your wife's demonstration of the item and explanation. Great Channel! Shalom from Israel.
The first inactive tetanus toxoid was discovered and produced in 1924. This vaccine proved successful when it was used to prevent tetanus in the military during World War II, but this sharpener was invented in 1828, so there was no vaccine, so : why use a rusty knife⁉️
@@Marcelo-56 I wasn't suggesting to use a rusty knife, nor was I questioning the beauty of the design or the resultant function. I'm amazed at the hours spent to engineer the product, produce special tools to make the dozens of intricate parts, the labor to assemble it all, and then Market a device which one could replicate the result by nailing a blade onto a piece of wood with a hole drilled in it! My comment was meant to question the design, production and sale of the item. I can't imagine the effort was worth the final product.
@@rwagjr Which is why I said that sometimes a pencil sharpener is what you need, since it does a better job than a knife does in getting a sharp point. I take it that you don't do drawings, either artistic or engineering drawings. I once saw on a UA-cam channel, I don't believe it was Verdona, someone restoring a machine to peel apples. The machine seemed unnecessarily complicated, although it did do a better and considerably faster job than just a knife or a hand peeler. Then I thought, "If this is a bakery, and I have to peel a couple of dozen apples, this machine makes a lot of sense.
@@RestorationAustralia Egy-egy jól sikerült vagy fontos videot én látható méretű összeggel díjazok. Nem sponzorálok, az adott teljesítményt nézem. Minden oldalon kéne ilyennek lennie.
@@zoltanreisz2228 Persze persze ertem, mindig jon valami ujdonsag a youtubon sokszor nehez kovetni. Meglatogathatnad a csatornamat hatha latsz valami erdekeset.🙂
Despite missing a piece or two, this was another beautiful restoration. Radek, you are very talented and take very good care of these antiques. It's always a pleasure to see Veronika give a description of how the restoration works. She is definitely a beautiful addition to your videos. Please tell her that I miss her tasty recipes. I wish you both many blessings during this upcoming week. Thanks to both of you for another brilliant video. 😊 👍👍👍
My great grandpa always carried a pencil sharpener in a pants pocket. He called it his jackknife of all trades. He kept the blades sharp and they never failed him. It was buried with him. He would be proud of your efforts here.
@@ironwolfF1 pen knife comes from when scribes used a swans flight feather, which was modified for use using a “pen” blade, for use on parchment, female swan is called a pen.
I found another Studium 717 online which had an image of it opened up,I had to blow it up to see but you are missing a part,the blade itself,it looks like a 6 blade boat propeller and goes on the shaft at 16:51. I did quite a bit of searching but I had no luck on finding a replacement.
Best wishes from the U.S.A. Always enjoy your videos. Please always cherish each other even though it seems you have lots of time. I lost my wife to cancer just days before I retired.
I especially like this restoration, of course! ;-) The different adjustable sharpness levels are phenomenal, something like this is very hard to find today.
Another fantastic restoration. And enjoyed the historical perspective on the development of the pencil sharpener. What great engineering went into this very utilitarian object.
Köszönöm hogy egy ilyen érdekes magyar hegyezőt felújjítottál és bemutattad. Kár hogy nem sikerült használni. Szerintem egy pofa hiányzik ami lefogja a ceruzát vagy erősebben kell lefogni a cezuzát míg hegyez. :)
Hermosa restauración, como todas. No importa que no funcione del todo bien. Importa la calidad del trabajo presentado y la dedicación que le pones a cada restauración para dejarlas como recién salidas de fábrica. Gracias por compartirlo! Un abrazo Germán, Montevideo, Uruguay.
Radek and Veronica, congratulations on this beautiful restoration. This old pencil sharpener looks beautiful. A hug my friends. Radek, I don't know if Father's Day is celebrated there today, because here in Brazil it is today, if it is there too, a happy Father's Day.
Merci encore pour le temps que vous passer pour nous dans vos restaurations et le partage j'apprécie beaucoup . Je suis vaiment très admiratif face à ceux qui ont conçu ces objets les heures et heures passer à concevoir où la moindre pièce est étudiée c'est une des premières choses que je vois quand je regarde un objet et d'une certaine manière les restaurations que vous faites c'est leur rendre un hommage donc bravo et merci . Thanks again for the time you spend for us in your restorations and sharing I appreciate very much . I’m really admiring the people who designed these objects the hours and hours of designing where every single piece is studied is one of the first things I see when I look at an object and in some way the restorations you do is their to pay tribute therefore bravo and thank you .
A beautiful restoration. Loved the brass rollers linked to the adjusting mechanism. You're missing the six-bladed cutter wheel. I'll send you what I found. Cheers.
The first school sharpeners I remember (late 40's) were twin milling cylinders, hand-cranked. At home, Dad with his handy pen knife put a point rivaling the mechanical on our Eberhard Fabers or Dicksons I think the original quality of the machine you were working on prevented you from getting it operational. Thanks, excellent job!
That was brilliant Radek, I enjoyed it all. My father was an artist and I've got lots of his pictures and drawings, he seemed to spend hours, when I watched him as a child, sharpening his pencils. When he died I went through his art equipment and took everything I wanted, my brother had all his technical drawing equipment. I still have loads of his stuff, as I write this his stapler machine is on my desk next to my computer keyboard. It was also lovely to see Veronica at the end of your video; I hope you manage to find the part that is missing and make it work. You have surprised me today and reminded me of my father! He died in 1983 when I was 28. Ahoj my good friends Radek and Veronica, from Nick.
Hi Nick, I'm sorry. Ancestral artifacts are important to keep, at least for me. I also have things from my grandmothers, a purse, a coffee grinder and a bunch of other things. I am glad for that. Have a nice day Nick :) Radek
That is a nice looking little machine! When you were disassembling it I was trying to figure out how it worked, now I don't feel so bad because it's missing parts!
Beautiful restoration as usual, however I’m always amazed how some inventions are over engineered in their initial creation. I’m not surprised that there are missing parts.
before many years u did a German pencil sharpener and you did it amazing like this .. but i was waiting for the test & sharping a pencil :)))) big respect 🥰
Nice work! When I need to sharpen a carpenter's pencil, I use a coarse wood file. When I use a pencil it can sometimes take too much wood off at a time. A file makes nice symmetrical cuts, easily exposing the right amount of graphite.
Another good job 👍🏻 I relax while your video plays. It's been like this for a long time. Your work is how I like seeing it done. Thank you. I enjoy the commentary about the history too. Best wishes.
Another wonderful job with you Radek! I Love when Veronica give the explication of the the renovation! She is always so beautiful and Gorgeous! This is a long time I don’t have a RECIPE from Veronica! May be next time? Please!God bless you!💋❤️💋
A very nicely done restoration. The sharpener turned out beautifully! One thing that could possibly be a concern though: the inside of a pencil sharpener is a dirty and dusty place. Using grease on the meshing gears and moving parts could wind up causing problems, as the grease will attract the dust and debris, causing it to form a thick paste that will cause sticking and binding, and eventually may cause grinding and premature wear. I would consider using powdered graphite to lubricate the moving parts, as it will resist drawing in contaminants and clumping. Also, graphite powder is produced when sharpening a pencil, so it shouldn’t need lubricated very often!
👍👍 Another great and REAL restoration by you !! Not like those other fakes on UA-cam. Good Job 👍👍 Další skvělá a SKUTEČNÁ rekonstrukce od vás!! Ne jako ostatní padělky na UA-cam. Dobrá práce
That is one complicated sharpener.. if I was doing that restoration, it would have been a bag full of useless parts.. Nice work as always VR... Hope all is well with you in your country.. Take care my friends...
The small folding pocketknives people carry are still sometimes referred to as penknives, because they used to be used for sharpening quill pens and pencils once they became a more ubiquitous thing.
I like very much watching your restoration projects and I have learned many things by watching your UA-cam videos. I have a question, if you sold on of your antiques that you refurbish does the price drop or will it be higher because you had refurbished it. Thanks. Gary from Florida USA
The single most overly complicated, ridiculously engineered and costly to produce design for a task that can be replicated with a $2 rusty knife. Great job on the restoration. I always love the outro with your wife's demonstration of the item and explanation. Great Channel! Shalom from Israel.
The first inactive tetanus toxoid was discovered and produced in 1924. This vaccine proved successful when it was used to prevent tetanus in the military during World War II, but this sharpener was invented in 1828, so there was no vaccine, so : why use a rusty knife⁉️
There are times when you want a really fine point on your pencil. A pencil sharpener does it better than a knife.
@@Marcelo-56 I wasn't suggesting to use a rusty knife, nor was I questioning the beauty of the design or the resultant function. I'm amazed at the hours spent to engineer the product, produce special tools to make the dozens of intricate parts, the labor to assemble it all, and then Market a device which one could replicate the result by nailing a blade onto a piece of wood with a hole drilled in it! My comment was meant to question the design, production and sale of the item. I can't imagine the effort was worth the final product.
Agreed!
@@rwagjr Which is why I said that sometimes a pencil sharpener is what you need, since it does a better job than a knife does in getting a sharp point.
I take it that you don't do drawings, either artistic or engineering drawings.
I once saw on a UA-cam channel, I don't believe it was Verdona, someone restoring a machine to peel apples. The machine seemed unnecessarily complicated, although it did do a better and considerably faster job than just a knife or a hand peeler. Then I thought, "If this is a bakery, and I have to peel a couple of dozen apples, this machine makes a lot of sense.
Albeit an incomplete machine, the quality of your workmanship never wavered. Hopefully you may complete this sharpener in due course. Thank you both.
Thank you very much :)
You saved a very valuable piece of Hungarian industrial history.
I wanted to send a super thank you, but it's not on the site.
Szia Zoli, nekem van szuper beallitva ha minden igaz, tulajdonkeppen nem is tudom hogy mukodik e mert meg senki nem kuldott ra semmit. 😕
En sose hallottam errol a markarol.
@@RestorationAustralia Egy-egy jól sikerült vagy fontos videot én látható méretű összeggel díjazok. Nem sponzorálok, az adott teljesítményt nézem. Minden oldalon kéne ilyennek lennie.
@@zoltanreisz2228 Persze persze ertem, mindig jon valami ujdonsag a youtubon sokszor nehez kovetni. Meglatogathatnad a csatornamat hatha latsz valami erdekeset.🙂
@@RestorationAustralia Meglátogattam. Volt ami tetszett. :)
Despite missing a piece or two, this was another beautiful restoration. Radek, you are very talented and take very good care of these antiques. It's always a pleasure to see Veronika give a description of how the restoration works. She is definitely a beautiful addition to your videos. Please tell her that I miss her tasty recipes. I wish you both many blessings during this upcoming week. Thanks to both of you for another brilliant video. 😊 👍👍👍
Yes I will, thanks Chuck :)
My great grandpa always carried a pencil sharpener in a pants pocket. He called it his jackknife of all trades. He kept the blades sharp and they never failed him. It was buried with him.
He would be proud of your efforts here.
Another term, that fell out of usage, was the 'pen knife' (probably a contraction of pencil knife), which was _much_ smaller than a typical jackknife.
I'm glad, thank you Wiley
@@ironwolfF1 pen knife comes from when scribes used a swans flight feather, which was modified for use using a “pen” blade, for use on parchment, female swan is called a pen.
I found another Studium 717 online which had an image of it opened up,I had to blow it up to see but you are missing a part,the blade itself,it looks like a 6 blade boat propeller and goes on the shaft at 16:51.
I did quite a bit of searching but I had no luck on finding a replacement.
Thanks for the effort Scott :)
Best wishes from the U.S.A. Always enjoy your videos. Please always cherish each other even though it seems you have lots of time. I lost my wife to cancer just days before I retired.
I'm sorry my friend
I especially like this restoration, of course! ;-)
The different adjustable sharpness levels are phenomenal, something like this is very hard to find today.
Thank you so much :)
Nice job on a complicated sharpener Radek! I also enjoyed seeing Veronika explain the history of pencil sharpeners.
We are delighted, thank you :)
A little more complex than I thought it was going to be. Nice work matem
Thanks Greg :)
Another fantastic restoration. And enjoyed the historical perspective on the development of the pencil sharpener. What great engineering went into this very utilitarian object.
Glad you enjoyed it Fred :)
Don’t know why I watch your vids ,I already know the out come,a beautifully restored piece!Great job as always
Thank you Freddy :)
I missed you guys!..Excellent restoration!!
We are pleased, thank you Lee :)
What a great restoration and explanation. You guys are great
We are very pleased, thank you.
Very good restoration 👍👍👍Thank you for sharing. Be safe🇨🇦
Thank you so much :)
Köszönöm hogy egy ilyen érdekes magyar hegyezőt felújjítottál és bemutattad. Kár hogy nem sikerült használni. Szerintem egy pofa hiányzik ami lefogja a ceruzát vagy erősebben kell lefogni a cezuzát míg hegyez. :)
Erdekes igen, de en sose lattam ilyet otthon.😊
Weird machinery and great restoration.
Thanks friend :)
I've actually used a pen knife to sharpen wooden pencils before. It's... oddly satisfying!
Yes, I understand 😉
Hello Radek beautiful restoration as always well done friend
Thank you Vince :)
Pekne to precvičilo prsty. Čakal som na záver zastruhanie nejakej tužtičky.
No právě, na ořezávátku nebyla ta nejdůležitější část :(
Hermosa restauración, como todas. No importa que no funcione del todo bien. Importa la calidad del trabajo presentado y la dedicación que le pones a cada restauración para dejarlas como recién salidas de fábrica.
Gracias por compartirlo! Un abrazo
Germán, Montevideo, Uruguay.
Muchas gracias por las amables palabras amiga, estoy encantada :)
@@VeradonaRestoration ❤👍
@@VeradonaRestoration ❤
Amazing job!!!❤️❤️❤️👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you so much Samantha :)
Radek and Veronica, congratulations on this beautiful restoration.
This old pencil sharpener looks beautiful.
A hug my friends.
Radek, I don't know if Father's Day is celebrated there today, because here in Brazil it is today, if it is there too, a happy Father's Day.
Thank you Jose Luiz :)
Muy bonito y muy bien terminado. Como todos sus vídeos.
Muchísimas gracias Miguel :)
To je super. Já to rozebrat, tak už to nikdy nedám dohromady. U restaurování jsem se zamilovala do pískování.
Používám fotoaparát 😉
Merci encore pour le temps que vous passer pour nous dans vos restaurations et le partage j'apprécie beaucoup . Je suis vaiment très admiratif face à ceux qui ont conçu ces objets les heures et heures passer à concevoir où la moindre pièce est étudiée c'est une des premières choses que je vois quand je regarde un objet et d'une certaine manière les restaurations que vous faites c'est leur rendre un hommage donc bravo et merci . Thanks again for the time you spend for us in your restorations and sharing I appreciate very much . I’m really admiring the people who designed these objects the hours and hours of designing where every single piece is studied is one of the first things I see when I look at an object and in some way the restorations you do is their to pay tribute therefore bravo and thank you .
Merci Vincent pour les gentils mots :)
Great restoration from the 50s, very well made friend, have a nice day all !!!.✏✏✏👍👍👍
Thank you so much Brian :)
As always a beautiful restoration. Pity you couldn't make it work. Always like the comments/explanations of your lovely wife. Keep going.
Thank you so much Martin :)
Bonjour 👋 good job merci beaucoup à bientôt
Merci :)
Hola cada vez que veo tus videos me sorprendo mas!!!!! Gracias por la informacion adicional !!! Felicitaciones !!!!! Saludos de chile
Estamos contentos, gracias Leonor :)
En cualquier caso es una bonita pieza de decoración. Gracias.
What a beautiful pieace of art. I am not an expert, but i would display it in my home.
Thank you Donald :)
A beautiful restoration. Loved the brass rollers linked to the adjusting mechanism. You're missing the six-bladed cutter wheel. I'll send you what I found.
Cheers.
another unusual restoration. thank you for the detailed background story.
Thank you so much :)
Excellent work👍👍👍👍
Thanks :)
The first school sharpeners I remember (late 40's) were twin milling cylinders, hand-cranked. At home, Dad with his handy pen knife put a point rivaling the mechanical on our Eberhard Fabers or Dicksons
I think the original quality of the machine you were working on prevented you from getting it operational.
Thanks, excellent job!
Thanks for the information Joe :)
Great job...Rob.
Thanks Rob :)
Very nice restore!
Thank you :)
Greetings from Petersburg!
Such a small device, but a very large number of details. Radek, you are simply brilliant, very diligent. Be healthy, dears!
Thank you so much Aleksandr :)
WELL DONE!!!❤❤❤❤
Thanks Diane :)
Great restoration! Good luck with the rotating blades.
Thanks Alan :)
That was brilliant Radek, I enjoyed it all. My father was an artist and I've got lots of his pictures and drawings, he seemed to spend hours, when I watched him as a child, sharpening his pencils. When he died I went through his art equipment and took everything I wanted, my brother had all his technical drawing equipment. I still have loads of his stuff, as I write this his stapler machine is on my desk next to my computer keyboard. It was also lovely to see Veronica at the end of your video; I hope you manage to find the part that is missing and make it work. You have surprised me today and reminded me of my father! He died in 1983 when I was 28. Ahoj my good friends Radek and Veronica, from Nick.
Hi Nick, I'm sorry. Ancestral artifacts are important to keep, at least for me. I also have things from my grandmothers, a purse, a coffee grinder and a bunch of other things. I am glad for that. Have a nice day Nick :) Radek
Nicely done!✏️
Thank you Oliver :)
That is a nice looking little machine! When you were disassembling it I was trying to figure out how it worked, now I don't feel so bad because it's missing parts!
Yes exactly, I had the same thoughts :) My wife said no it's complete it cuts off the aluminum. Well, I didn't think so...
Was wondering how it was going to work didn't seem to have a blade of any kind. Great restoration!
I agree. Unfortunately the blade was missing :(
@@VeradonaRestoration seems like it would be hard to get it or make it also..
Great resoration, I hope you get it fully working too!
If I manage to find the missing knife, I hope so :) Thanks Oliver
Beautiful restoration as usual, however I’m always amazed how some inventions are over engineered in their initial creation. I’m not surprised that there are missing parts.
Thank you Lucian :)
Brilliant work as always Radek. It’s a shame the sharpener was not complete.
Yes, too bad. It is very interesting :)
Amazing Restoration 👍👍
Thank you :)
muy buen trabajo felicitaciones
Gracias Alvaro :)
Nice... really restoration, like always.
Thanks Toni :)
loved the history lesson. fantastic job yall
Thank you J.A.
before many years u did a German pencil sharpener and you did it amazing like this .. but i was waiting for the test & sharping a pencil :)))) big respect 🥰
The main part of the sharpener was missing, that's why there was no test at the end. (I wrote it in the video :))
Excelente como siempre muy bello trabajo y bella y útil pieza para sacar punta . Saludos desde Venezuela ciudad de Maracaibo.👍
Gracias amigos :)
Nice work! When I need to sharpen a carpenter's pencil, I use a coarse wood file. When I use a pencil it can sometimes take too much wood off at a time. A file makes nice symmetrical cuts, easily exposing the right amount of graphite.
👍👉😉
Прекрасная работа. И золотые руки.
Спасибо :)
Very nice. It is an unusual sharpener. Don't get to see many like that over here in the US. Very well done.
Thank you so much Stephen :)
Nice job restoring the pencil to working condition. I have never seen one like that before. Great work k.
Thank you George :)
Beautifully done
Thank you so much Stacey :)
Excelente as always, Thanks a lot.
Thank you Nesdel :)
Another good job 👍🏻 I relax while your video plays. It's been like this for a long time. Your work is how I like seeing it done. Thank you.
I enjoy the commentary about the history too.
Best wishes.
We are both happy, thank you Rick :) Radek and Veronica
Great restoration and you did a wonderful job restoring it!!
Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up
I'm glad, thank you :)
@@VeradonaRestoration You're very welcome!!
what an interesting machine!
Thanks Jo :)
Amazing, excellent work.
Thank you :)
Another wonderful job with you Radek! I Love when Veronica give the explication of the the renovation! She is always so beautiful and Gorgeous! This is a long time I don’t have a RECIPE from Veronica! May be next time? Please!God bless you!💋❤️💋
Thank you very much, I hope so :)
Too many parts for a pencil sharpener 😅 nice restoration 👏🍻cheers
Thanks my friend :)
I much prefer your longer videos compared to the 5 minute ones that are just speeded up pictures.
Дорогой Радек, смотреть времени нет и перематывать на результат твоих трудов не буду.) Ставлю лайк и посмотрю позже.
хорошо, спасибо
Спасибо, что делитесь своим творчеством. Это кропотливая работа. В итоге, очень интересная и полезная вещь. Спасибо вам.
Спасибо вам Светлана :)
Great information, great restoration.
Thank you so much Larry :)
A very nicely done restoration. The sharpener turned out beautifully!
One thing that could possibly be a concern though: the inside of a pencil sharpener is a dirty and dusty place. Using grease on the meshing gears and moving parts could wind up causing problems, as the grease will attract the dust and debris, causing it to form a thick paste that will cause sticking and binding, and eventually may cause grinding and premature wear. I would consider using powdered graphite to lubricate the moving parts, as it will resist drawing in contaminants and clumping. Also, graphite powder is produced when sharpening a pencil, so it shouldn’t need lubricated very often!
Thank you for the advice. I will fix it
Wow, such a beautiful gorgeous lady as being the hand make restoration things, great 👍 job😎😎😎
Thank you so much Vincent :) Veronica
Nicely done.👍
Thanks :)
As always amazing job!!!
Thank you Michal :)
👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🌹أحسنتم احب رؤية الأشياء القديمة سواء كانت مجددة ام لا
احببت طريقتكم
أنا سعيد ، شكرا لك
You are a Master Radek. Thank you for sharing. 👍
thank you for your views :)
👍👍 Another great and REAL restoration by you !! Not like those other fakes on UA-cam. Good Job 👍👍 Další skvělá a SKUTEČNÁ rekonstrukce od vás!! Ne jako ostatní padělky na UA-cam. Dobrá práce
Děkuji za důvěru Frank :)
Excelente trabajo de restauración, la felicito. Soy fan de sus videos, saludos y abrazos desde Colima, México.
Estamos felices, gracias Daniel :)
Комментарий в поддержку канала и ролика, а также труда мастера.
Спасибо Илья :)
I love your videos and the fast that you're a husband and wife team...awesome stuff...dig the info upon completion too
Thank you so much :)
always enjoy ur videos!
I'm glad, thank you Tony :)
Liked the patena before it was so beautifully repaired😂😂😂😂😂😱😱😱😱🦘🐨🇦🇺
Идеально 👏👏👏 , но я почему-то до конца думала что это кофемолка 🤣✌️ большой класс за реставрацию!!!!!
Да, похоже на это. Ржунимагу
As always, a really good job indeed .........
Thank you so much Odil :)
I really enjoyed this one. I don't use a pencil sharpener though I use a knife and sandpaper.
Sometimes it's easier :)
Gracias mil...por otra excelente y bella restauración...😍😍👍👍tan esperada...saludos y bendiciones desde Perú😊😊👍👍👍👍que sigan los éxitos👍👍
Muchas gracias amigos :) Un abrazo desde la República Checa. Radek y Verónica
That is one complicated sharpener.. if I was doing that restoration, it would have been a bag full of useless parts.. Nice work as always VR... Hope all is well with you in your country.. Take care my friends...
If we ignore the incredible increase in the price of everything, yes :) Thanks Gary
I respect your honesty!
Thank you
как всегда шикарно!! молодцы!
Спасибо Марина :)
Como siempre, un trabajo impecable. Les envío un gran abrazo desde Santiago de Chile. Los sigo desde la pandemia
Gracias Benjamín :)
Well done,fantastic job guys !!! As always total relaxation watching your video !!! 👍👍👍❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏
I'm glad, thank you John :)
Great job as always!👍🥰💪👏😍
Thank you :)
nunca he tenido ninguno pero los conozco solo los he visto en peliculas e internet gran travajo en la restauracion.
Gracias Jon :)
The small folding pocketknives people carry are still sometimes referred to as penknives, because they used to be used for sharpening quill pens and pencils once they became a more ubiquitous thing.
I like very much watching your restoration projects and I have learned many things by watching your UA-cam videos. I have a question, if you sold on of your antiques that you refurbish does the price drop or will it be higher because you had refurbished it. Thanks. Gary from Florida USA
We are happy about that. I usually don't sell items. Most of them are sent by customers. Thanks Gary
Привет! Отлично придумано, про школу! Исполнение на высоком уровне! Всем добра!
Спасибо Дмитрий :)
Excellent!
Thanks James :)
Buen video, sería excelente si lo hiciera funcionar al finalizar.
Si, gracias Edwin :)
Great video as usual, you are correct most people used a pen knife 🔪 to sharpen pencils. Most carpenters still do!
Yes Brian, I agree, it's probably more difficult :))
Thank you for another interesting restoration keep up the good work both of you
We are delighted, thank you :)