have a hammer about 200 years old from my great great grandfather who came from Holland. This hammer is a family heirloom. I’m not sure what type of metal it’s made out of, it has a leather handle. I’ll pay you $250 to restore her.
I just can say I'm fascinated by the care and meticulousness you approach your projects with. Both the restorations themselves and the video editing. The result is spectacular, satisfying and aesthetic. I have been following your channel for about a year now and I think I will not leave anymore. I even consider my support on Patreon. Stay like this. Fantastic job
Wow that blue masking must've taken a long time to do. It was worth it, the paint looked fantastic 👌 The measurement disc was the best. Also, as a Scottish woman, I feel strongly that I have to send you a better beer! 🤣
How exquisite! Wish I was a 4 inch tall 'elf on a shelf' watching you work on it up close. You may have to pick me up and move me out of the way at times, but I'd take that as an extra bonus. A very nice job indeed!
That was great! Thanks very much for the captioning explaining what you're doing (and the little jokes). The face of the scale turned out waaaay better than I thought it would.
@@NTRprojects I was first impressed with your Kitchen aid restore. Yes, he may do the sandblast head thing but you do beer.... best of both. BTW try Moose Drool from Big Sky Brewing from Montana.
Very nice restoration! The scale has become really cool. I also liked the part where you turned and milled the small bolts. Top work, nice perspectives, nice cut! 😁🐢
I love how you smooth out all of the overcast from all the parts. People don’t always realize how this can improve the performance of their things. By the way, it looks beautiful, you really rock at this.
That thing looks incredible. Editing was spot on also. I have a old bathroom scale to restore that I have been putting off but this makes me want to tackle it next. 🍻
A Salter and no battery! On a scale of one to ten, I give that scale a ten. How much does it weigh on a scale? I'm glad you reviewed that Scottish Belhaven beer. I'm in Belhaven country. Do Innis & Gunn Original. Now there's a beautiful beer... 😀🍻
Was für eine professionelle Restaurierung zeigen Sie uns mit diesem Projekt. Für einen Neuling wie mich sind Sie ein Meister der Motivation geworden. Vor zwei Wochen fand ich beim Ausmisten eines alten Bauernhofes in Belgien eine Salter's No.50 Waage in englischer Version. Die Entscheidung zur Wiederherstellung wurde sofort getroffen. Was für ein schönes Stück industrielles Erbe diese Waage ist. Dein Video kommt genau zur richtigen Zeit und beantwortet alle Fragen, die mir im Kopf herumschwirrten. Vielen Dank für das Teilen Ihrer Erfahrungen. Sie haben in mir einen neuen Follower Ihres Kanals gefunden. Grüße aus den Niederlanden.
Very nice restoration, beautiful colors. Reminds me of the old spring loaded kitchen scale my mom had when I was growing up. It was a bright sunny yellow, which I believe was popular in American kitchens in the 1950s and 60s.
Salters is a very old company. The firm began life in the late 1760s in the village of Bilston, England when Richard Salter, a spring maker, began making the first spring scales in Britain. Good video 🇬🇧😐
very careful and neat work. with good care, surely this antique will be able to last longer and future generations will be able to see the designs of the past in the future and will definitely have a high value~malaysia boy🇲🇾
Fabulous. Your really put a lot of detail into the pinstriping of the paint. Once again you have restored something better than it had ever been to begin with. Danke Dr. Beer
What a beautiful restoration! You are very talented, and obviously take pride in your work. A family member had a Salter scale very similar to this - perhaps a 1930s make. It had the same brass face, but was a very pale mint green, it was a very striking combination. But I do like the gold trim you added.
That, good sir, is absolutely beautiful! The paint job you did is perfect, makes the whole chassis of the machine look more like porcelain than cast iron. And I, for one, love your lathe the best of every single lathe I have seen in restoration videos. The fact that it can do typical lathing duties and still do double duty as a milling machine makes this the MUST OWN machine in anyone's shop. Seriously! Do you take beer donations from viewers or do you special order them?
Truly a quality piece! Wonderful job Dr. Beer! I especially like the quality of the video. It’s such a feat to restore something so beautifully, but a work of art to capture it the way you do on video. Cheers 🍻
my grandmother has a similar Salter scale. I think from the factory that they were enamel coated. I don't mean enamel paint, I mean proper enamel coating. The pitting on the cast surface wouldn't have been an issue. Also, the fashion of that era would most probably have been blue detail of similar shade to the masking tape you used and not gold. This is just FYI. I always enjoy your restos
Great job, wonderful restoration! I really liked how you did the milling for the screw slots without having a cross table and reshaping back the table! Btw get yourself some threaded sleeves (Gewindehülse), they are pretty cheap and when putting the screw in there you don't damage the thread when clamping in the chuck. And they make working on the lathe a lot easier (and safer) when you want to sand small screws, because with the sleeve the screw is further away from the chuck. You can get them at pretty much every hardware store and you can just buy one or two for every thread size you use. Anyways, very much enjoyed the video. Thank you for sharing!
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Aaand another dad joke.. 😁
Aaand another extraordinary work, well done 👏
What should I say: I'm getting older and therefore the dad jokes can't be avoided. Thank you very much!!!
have a hammer about 200 years old from my great great grandfather who came from Holland. This hammer is a family heirloom. I’m not sure what type of metal it’s made out of, it has a leather handle. I’ll pay you $250 to restore her.
And now, the philosophical question: did it came first the joke or the part?
Wonderful job, sir. The scale’s new paint made it look like new porcelain! 👍
I think so too, that was what I was aiming for! Great to hear it from you
I was going to say exactly that!!!!!!!👍👍👍
I just can say I'm fascinated by the care and meticulousness you approach your projects with. Both the restorations themselves and the video editing. The result is spectacular, satisfying and aesthetic. I have been following your channel for about a year now and I think I will not leave anymore. I even consider my support on Patreon. Stay like this. Fantastic job
Thank you very much César. Much appreciated feedback!
Seeing this scale i was reminded to "the beauty and the beast" this time it was "the beauty and the beer".
Great Job.
Wow that blue masking must've taken a long time to do. It was worth it, the paint looked fantastic 👌
The measurement disc was the best.
Also, as a Scottish woman, I feel strongly that I have to send you a better beer! 🤣
I strongly agree on your strong feelings
Best restoration channel available.
I’ve become obsessed with this channel. It’s so soothing
Love your restorations! And your beer reviews are quite informative! You’ve earned my subscription.
This UA-cam Channel is Perfect to relax and sleep. Online watching I love it.
It is so beautiful. Your restorations are becoming an art work. Take care & thank you so much 🤝🤝🤝👏👏👏
Sieht richtig gut aus das Ding. Top Arbeit.
Sehr gute Arbeit, ist bildschön geworden. Klasse.👍
What an attractive kitchen addition, so pretty. Great restoration
How exquisite! Wish I was a 4 inch tall 'elf on a shelf' watching you work on it up close. You may have to pick me up and move me out of the way at times, but I'd take that as an extra bonus. A very nice job indeed!
Ahhhh much better than New!! Thanks for sharing 😀
Die Einfärbung des Ziffernblatts finde ich super! Werde ich mir für meine Projekte merken 👌
That's splendid! Well done!
Thank you Jozsef. Hope you are doing well
@@NTRprojects Definitely! 😀
That was great! Thanks very much for the captioning explaining what you're doing (and the little jokes). The face of the scale turned out waaaay better than I thought it would.
Superb, Sir 👌. You deserve a beer or three 🍻🍺
Perfect... time to relax by watching someone else work. You and Hand tool Rescue are my favorites.
I'm flattered you put me in line with the funny guy
@@NTRprojects I was first impressed with your Kitchen aid restore. Yes, he may do the sandblast head thing but you do beer.... best of both. BTW try Moose Drool from Big Sky Brewing from Montana.
Beautiful restoration
That white and golden combination looks fabulous
The detail of the restoration is impressive👌! Amazing result👍
Very glad you could weigh in with this quality restoration.
You did a very good job with the scaling plate👍🏻
What a Beautyfull Work Love it wieder der Hammer 👍❤️
Thank you very much!
Very nice restoration! The scale has become really cool. I also liked the part where you turned and milled the small bolts. Top work, nice perspectives, nice cut! 😁🐢
Thank you very much my friend!
I love how you smooth out all of the overcast from all the parts. People don’t always realize how this can improve the performance of their things. By the way, it looks beautiful, you really rock at this.
This is yet another work of Art! Love the gold pin striping. I learn a ton by watching your videos!
I have been a chef for over 20 years and a scale has always been just a scale to me but this sir is elegance at its finest
That turned out quite lovely. I loved the porcelain look of the body after painting. Nicely done!
And I 100% agree with the comments about your videography & editing. Superbly done.
Thank you Vickie
That thing looks incredible. Editing was spot on also. I have a old bathroom scale to restore that I have been putting off but this makes me want to tackle it next. 🍻
A Salter and no battery! On a scale of one to ten, I give that scale a ten. How much does it weigh on a scale? I'm glad you reviewed that Scottish Belhaven beer. I'm in Belhaven country. Do Innis & Gunn Original. Now there's a beautiful beer... 😀🍻
Was für eine professionelle Restaurierung zeigen Sie uns mit diesem Projekt. Für einen Neuling wie mich sind Sie ein Meister der Motivation geworden. Vor zwei Wochen fand ich beim Ausmisten eines alten Bauernhofes in Belgien eine Salter's No.50 Waage in englischer Version. Die Entscheidung zur Wiederherstellung wurde sofort getroffen. Was für ein schönes Stück industrielles Erbe diese Waage ist. Dein Video kommt genau zur richtigen Zeit und beantwortet alle Fragen, die mir im Kopf herumschwirrten. Vielen Dank für das Teilen Ihrer Erfahrungen. Sie haben in mir einen neuen Follower Ihres Kanals gefunden. Grüße aus den Niederlanden.
Dann freue ich mich über den neuen Follower und wünsche viel Erfolg beim eigenen Projekt
this came out so beautiful! As always you effort and work pays off in function and beauty.
Very nice,keep doing what your doing.kudos 😎😎😎👍👍👍
Thank you Tom. I will continue :)
That gold paint might not have been user friendly but it is GORGEOUS!! 🤩🤩
Amazing, the gold highlights made it look like it was made from Porcelain, very beautiful result.
What a neat job!
A love sand blasting too
Perfect work again
Peace of art
Gorgeous! Loved the white paint with gold trim. Awesome!
I have one exactly like it from my childhood home. Great job!
Thanks a lot for watching and commenting Lars Frandsen
Truly an unscalable video! Great work!
I would be proud of that, looks beautiful. Well done sir.
Another amazing restoration! Fantastic workmanship!
WOW That is really beautiful. Nice work buddy
Very nice restoration, beautiful colors. Reminds me of the old spring loaded kitchen scale my mom had when I was growing up. It was a bright sunny yellow, which I believe was popular in American kitchens in the 1950s and 60s.
Amazing work as always, sir! You really tipped the scales turning something work and weathered into this masterpiece.
This is such a beautiful restoration. You've given it a new life.
Beautiful detailing
Beautiful work, really professional! I've a similar one but with a porcelain glazed scale. Your video will be a great help for my restoration.
Another brilliant job. I like your care and attention to detail.
So beautiful
Wow, echt chic, der Korpus sieht aus wie aus Porzellan, wie dieses alte Service, weiß mit Goldrand!
👍👍👍🍺
Beautiful restoration mister well done
Salters is a very old company.
The firm began life in the late 1760s in the village of Bilston, England when Richard Salter, a spring maker, began making the first spring scales in Britain.
Good video
🇬🇧😐
This is one of the best restoration videos, with fabrication too, that I've seen! Impressive!
Wonderfull job and result. Congratulations from France 🙂
i had one of this since i was a kid, so good seeing it restored.
Great job! I enjoy watching your videos.
I think this is the most beautiful restoration you've done.
Absolutely beautiful, your skill at restoration is a joy to behold. Imagine living in a world where restoration was the norm. Thank you ❤
very careful and neat work. with good care, surely this antique will be able to last longer and future generations will be able to see the designs of the past in the future and will definitely have a high value~malaysia boy🇲🇾
Super awesome! I love your restorations!
Makes my day whenever you upload! Love this restoration :)
Thank you so much
Paintjob is wonderful
Fabulous. Your really put a lot of detail into the pinstriping of the paint. Once again you have restored something better than it had ever been to begin with. Danke Dr. Beer
Bravo, nicely done. Vice grips have saved me many times. The methods used on the pan were amazing
Nice restoration. That cast iron body of the scale is one of the most delicate and precise castings I’ve ever seen. Amazing ironwork.
Glad you like it! It was really though to sand all this delicate castings :D
Awesome restoration Bro.👌👌👌
That. Is. Awesome. I love all the gold details!
This looks really awesome! I would buy it.
Beautiful! Well done! 🤩
Thank you for removing castinh lines! So joyfull to watch everythinh you do! Respect, new subriber.
Gorgeous 💯 percent.Great work!!
What a beautiful restoration! You are very talented, and obviously take pride in your work. A family member had a Salter scale very similar to this - perhaps a 1930s make. It had the same brass face, but was a very pale mint green, it was a very striking combination. But I do like the gold trim you added.
Superb restoration ! 😊🇨🇦
Exceptional! You are a master and your standards are very high. What a lovely job with the gold pinstripes 🫡
Great work :)
❤️❤️❤️ Danke Nallitie ❤️❤️❤️
Perfection. Just beautiful.
What a beautiful job!
Well done sir,
Well done 👍
Fantastic job, well done.
It’s a testament to your craftsmanship that you take time to perfect internal parts that may never even be seen again.
I'm liking it even before you start. Lol. You always do a good job. 👍👍👍🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
I hope you like the result as well Cathy. Enjoy the video
erwischt 😅
Well done! Nice work.
So pretty!!
Brilliant restoration
Sehr schöne Arbeit! 👏🏼
Fantastic job! And I'm hungry for a tomato sandwich 😂😊
Excellent!
Many thanks James!
I really enjoy all the detail you put into the paint work. It's a beautiful end result.
Absolutely beautiful!
Thank you so much Dennis!
That, good sir, is absolutely beautiful! The paint job you did is perfect, makes the whole chassis of the machine look more like porcelain than cast iron. And I, for one, love your lathe the best of every single lathe I have seen in restoration videos. The fact that it can do typical lathing duties and still do double duty as a milling machine makes this the MUST OWN machine in anyone's shop. Seriously!
Do you take beer donations from viewers or do you special order them?
I always take beer donations ;)
Beautiful
Thank you Cathy
Truly a quality piece! Wonderful job Dr. Beer! I especially like the quality of the video. It’s such a feat to restore something so beautifully, but a work of art to capture it the way you do on video. Cheers 🍻
Well said! Thank you very much. Now I'm looking forward for your new vid!
You have great skills.
Very good work !!!!
Nicely done.👍
my grandmother has a similar Salter scale. I think from the factory that they were enamel coated. I don't mean enamel paint, I mean proper enamel coating. The pitting on the cast surface wouldn't have been an issue. Also, the fashion of that era would most probably have been blue detail of similar shade to the masking tape you used and not gold. This is just FYI. I always enjoy your restos
Great job, wonderful restoration! I really liked how you did the milling for the screw slots without having a cross table and reshaping back the table!
Btw get yourself some threaded sleeves (Gewindehülse), they are pretty cheap and when putting the screw in there you don't damage the thread when clamping in the chuck. And they make working on the lathe a lot easier (and safer) when you want to sand small screws, because with the sleeve the screw is further away from the chuck. You can get them at pretty much every hardware store and you can just buy one or two for every thread size you use.
Anyways, very much enjoyed the video. Thank you for sharing!
Sounds like a good idea. Do you have a link for me by any chance?
@@NTRprojects I’ll send it to you in dm