I rarely give a thumbs-up without seeing some metalwork. Never a problem with your restorations. You have been faithful in removing damage and casting flaws. Thank you.
the more I watch your channel the more convinced I become that a system is REQUIRED when it comes to restoring something. it doesn't matter what the system is but you need to put things in an order that you can pick them back up and reassemble them. I don't plan on restoring anything anytime soon, but I do so love to tinker with things and now you have me thinking about my system
Haha, yeah there’s a system. But there’s a huge difference between a system in restoring and a system in restoring and filming. But in any case it isn’t magic. Make yourself a good plan and pictures BEFORE restoring, and don’t rip a finger off 😉
I sometimes thought filming started as a mean to document before the restoration, to know what goes where during the deassembling… Is it the case or did you have a totally separate system for both filming and restoring ?
Ich kann mich noch erinnern, vor fünfzig Jahren ganz fasziniert zugesehen zu haben, wie in der Werkstatt einer Eisenwarenhandlung in unserer Nähe die Sägeblätter von privat und Gewerbekunden bearbeitet wurden. Da gab es den Schleifaumtomaten und dann diese Maschine. Es freut mich immer, wenn ich mal wieder etwas seltenes sehen kann. Das Video ist auch toll gefilmt und geschnitten. 👍👍👍👍👍
I have always wanted something like this to set my woodworking saws instead of having to use a punch and a hammer!! Incredible restoration as always, Mr. Patina! Love the paint job!
Wiedermal ein super, schweres, Video 👍🎖️hinbekommen! Hast du, für die Filmerei, einen Helfer? Dann auch ihm / ihr ein großes Lob 👏🏼 Macht weiter so und bleib gesund! Michael
I recall a small manual version used with a vice and a punch, did all of one way then reversed for the other. It was pretty tedious using that jig though. This one would be great!
I have a saw tooth setting device from the 1800's that works fine on smaller teeth, I made a massive 3 point rip saw and needed something to set those teeth, made it out of a sheet metal clamp and some scrap steel. BTW, you bend those hardened teeth, the tips will snap off, just like his did.
@@SunnnyDay I don’t remember folks normalizing the blades before setting them, but might work. Retemper after setting? Maybe it’s worse with high carbon steel, or steel alloys. Well, if you have to weld a new tooth on, that will temper it for sure.
Fantastic. All the things we love ( many parts, sandblasting, respray and cold bluing) then you add some cheeky vacuuming! The dowel in the handle scene ..... ☺🤣
*Now this is a great wee machine to do a mighty job. Thanks Mister Patina for showing us your amazing work, that you do on restoring things back, to how they used to look, when they were first seen in a shop to be bought.*
Lovely restoration. Got a whole lot of my grandfathers saws and this vid motivates me to clean, sharpen and restore back into a usable condition. Hope to be able to pass them onto my nieces and nephews - great job
Keep coming across these gems. Like that you use different techniques to achieve different results. What always comes across is the attention to detail. Well done Sir 👏
That is amazing how you restored that saw blade tooth setting machine to working order. It looks much better and it works like a charm too. Great work.
I remember watching my grandfather set the teeth on his handsaws after sharpening them using a much smaller handheld setting tool. With it you did every other tooth from one side then did the other teeth from the other side. This is a much easier machine but not for the average carpenter with only 3 or 4 handsaws. Beautiful restoration as usual. The end result is art as well as a tool.
I've seen one at a flea market. I'm fairly certain that they're for enormous bandsaw blades, mostly for sawmills and re-sawing. The one that I have seen was navy surplus. I'm more certain that these didn't come from the factory looking nearly so nice! A real museum piece!
I’m gonna be honest here there are a small handful of restoration channels that I really like and this is one of em you guys have spoiled me rotten with the way you make your videos 10/10 keep going 👍👍
😮 This is a very Cool machine. I don't believe I've ever seen a Tooth Setter before. Its Always a Great Day and Job the way you do all this rework to make it work like new so that we may see it work. Thank you for sharing.😊 I Love it
Yep awesome just like the first video of yours I watched !! Your attention to detail is amazing !! I love how it works !! Outstanding work on a wonderful machine !!
What a lovely restoration. Your filming of this was so clear and you could see everything. Storytelling was spot on too, Mr. P. Thanks for sharing this.♥
That was fantastic!!! On two fronts 👉👉👉. First, it's always so rewarding to watch your work Mr. Patina dude. You always do such a lovely job if it 👏👏👏. Second, it's so interesting and pleasing to see the inner workings of a very complex little piece of kit that performs a fairly simple task. Most folk would just break out the pliers. But someone somewhere at sometime put the thought into this a machine. Brilliant 👊👊👊. Thanks man. Lots 🙏🙏🙏. 😎
Míster Patina, uno de los principales REFERENTES en procesos y arte de restauración de herramientas y máquinas antiguas. Simplemente INMEJORABLE, vemos una pieza antigua de ingeniería mecánica y quedó mucho MEJOR que cuando fue nueva. 🎉😮. Mis respetos, señor!! Saludos desde Irapuato, Gto - MÉXICO.
it's an amazing tool I've never seen before. I wish you spent some time explaining (showing) how the settings work? Like where do you set the distance in between the teeth and how does the mechanism do it. It's difficult to understand everything from the fleeting images of details. But overall great job, thank you for the video!
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Love you guys! ❤
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MM restores a car and my Bro Mister P one of the most interesting small machines I've ever seen. Dear diary, today was a good day!
All that’s missing from today is a post from you!!🍺
Agreed!
Not kidding! And another beer review!
And it could have been even better if you just posted every now and then
Okay okay. I will post today. Are you happy now?
I love your attention to detail, even aligning the screw heads, its the sign of a master crafts-person!
Hey man! Iam glad you’ve recognized the details! Thanks for watching!
I rarely give a thumbs-up without seeing some metalwork. Never a problem with your restorations. You have been faithful in removing damage and casting flaws. Thank you.
Thank you so much John!
the more I watch your channel the more convinced I become that a system is REQUIRED when it comes to restoring something. it doesn't matter what the system is but you need to put things in an order that you can pick them back up and reassemble them. I don't plan on restoring anything anytime soon, but I do so love to tinker with things and now you have me thinking about my system
Haha, yeah there’s a system. But there’s a huge difference between a system in restoring and a system in restoring and filming.
But in any case it isn’t magic. Make yourself a good plan and pictures BEFORE restoring, and don’t rip a finger off 😉
I sometimes thought filming started as a mean to document before the restoration, to know what goes where during the deassembling… Is it the case or did you have a totally separate system for both filming and restoring ?
Love the morphing “before and after” part at the end!!! Brilliant!
Iam glad you enjoyed!
Ich kann mich noch erinnern, vor fünfzig Jahren ganz fasziniert zugesehen zu haben, wie in der Werkstatt einer Eisenwarenhandlung in unserer Nähe die Sägeblätter von privat und Gewerbekunden bearbeitet wurden. Da gab es den Schleifaumtomaten und dann diese Maschine. Es freut mich immer, wenn ich mal wieder etwas seltenes sehen kann. Das Video ist auch toll gefilmt und geschnitten. 👍👍👍👍👍
Schön, dass ich diese Erinnerung in dir wecken konnte :-)
Und es freut mich sehr, dass dir mein Video gefallen hat! Grüße aus Frankfurt!
I believe this has more parts than anything you have ever done. Absolutely, AMAZING!
Nothing beats the ‚Kolibri' Air Compressor 😄
But yeah, big puzzle here 😅
Mister P, thats was a half an hour well spent Sir.... thank you for sharing
Hey man, iam glad you enjoyed 🥳
I have always wanted something like this to set my woodworking saws instead of having to use a punch and a hammer!! Incredible restoration as always, Mr. Patina! Love the paint job!
Hey Martin! Go for it, they aren’t that expensive.
Thank you so much! 🙂👍
Wiedermal ein super, schweres, Video 👍🎖️hinbekommen! Hast du, für die Filmerei, einen Helfer? Dann auch ihm / ihr ein großes Lob 👏🏼 Macht weiter so und bleib gesund! Michael
I recall a small manual version used with a vice and a punch, did all of one way then reversed for the other. It was pretty tedious using that jig though. This one would be great!
I have a saw tooth setting device from the 1800's that works fine on smaller teeth, I made a massive 3 point rip saw and needed something to set those teeth, made it out of a sheet metal clamp and some scrap steel. BTW, you bend those hardened teeth, the tips will snap off, just like his did.
@@SunnnyDay I don’t remember folks normalizing the blades before setting them, but might work. Retemper after setting? Maybe it’s worse with high carbon steel, or steel alloys. Well, if you have to weld a new tooth on, that will temper it for sure.
Fantastic. All the things we love ( many parts, sandblasting, respray and cold bluing) then you add some cheeky vacuuming! The dowel in the handle scene ..... ☺🤣
Nasty are these, which think nasty 🤣🤣
@@misterpatina 🤣
Not only did you clean it, but also refinished it as well. Now the value has gone way up! Thumbs Up!
Using the earplugs was a great idea. Great job sir!
Thanks :-)
*Now this is a great wee machine to do a mighty job. Thanks Mister Patina for showing us your amazing work, that you do on restoring things back, to how they used to look, when they were first seen in a shop to be bought.*
Thank you so much! Iam really glad you like what iam doing here...:-D
I love how spiffy the machine looks after cleaning and restoration. Great video.
Great craftsmanship. I could watch this all day.
Thanks man, iam glad you like it!
Лучший отдых перед сном-посмотреть спокойное, умиротворяющее, созидающее видео с Профессионалом! 👍🔥🫶
This is my favorite video from yours till today. I need that machine in my bed table. Congratulations!
Haha, its close next to mine :-D
Thanks! Iam glad you like it :-)
Lovely restoration. Got a whole lot of my grandfathers saws and this vid motivates me to clean, sharpen and restore back into a usable condition. Hope to be able to pass them onto my nieces and nephews - great job
Keep coming across these gems. Like that you use different techniques to achieve different results. What always comes across is the attention to detail. Well done Sir 👏
Man, you turn these tools into works of art! Love your channel
Pretty darn cool. You guys always do the coolest tools that i didnt even know existed lol
Great restoration! I was dying to know how it worked so tnks for including the last part!
That is amazing how you restored that saw blade tooth setting machine to working order. It looks much better and it works like a charm too. Great work.
Thanks George! Iam glad you like it!
I remember watching my grandfather set the teeth on his handsaws after sharpening them using a much smaller handheld setting tool. With it you did every other tooth from one side then did the other teeth from the other side. This is a much easier machine but not for the average carpenter with only 3 or 4 handsaws. Beautiful restoration as usual. The end result is art as well as a tool.
I've seen one at a flea market. I'm fairly certain that they're for enormous bandsaw blades, mostly for sawmills and re-sawing. The one that I have seen was navy surplus.
I'm more certain that these didn't come from the factory looking nearly so nice! A real museum piece!
استاد گرامی درود بر شما، بسیار از کار خوبتان لذت بردم و تا آخر ویدئو حتی پلک نزدم ، سپاسگزارم سلامت باشید.
I am very glad that you restored this beautiful work of mechanical history and boy you did a great job 👏🏼 🫡
Thanks a lot! :-)
I’m gonna be honest here there are a small handful of restoration channels that I really like and this is one of em you guys have spoiled me rotten with the way you make your videos 10/10 keep going 👍👍
😮 This is a very Cool machine. I don't believe I've ever seen a Tooth Setter before. Its Always a Great Day and Job the way you do all this rework to make it work like new so that we may see it work. Thank you for sharing.😊 I Love it
Thanks! Iam glad you like my work :-)
Yep awesome just like the first video of yours I watched !! Your attention to detail is amazing !! I love how it works !! Outstanding work on a wonderful machine !!
Thank you so much Robert! I really appreciate!
This is a nice find Kai , never seen a tool like that before 😮 good job on restoring 👍
Thanks my friend
You my mechanics and tysy tube are the best on UA-cam for these kinda restoration projects. Great work 👏 👍
Thanks man...! I really appreciate!
What a lovely restoration. Your filming of this was so clear and you could see everything. Storytelling was spot on too, Mr. P. Thanks for sharing this.♥
When Vickie enjoyed the video, it was a good day 🙂
@@misterpatina What a sweet thing to say! Hugs to you & the fam.
Was out of town and am.just now seeing this! How wonderful!
Glad you like it :-)
*_Another masterpiece! Such a pleasure to watch! Thank you 💕_*
Amazing restoration 🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹
Thanks!
Hi mister Patina beautiful restoration beautifully restored good job well done
Thanks!
That was fantastic!!! On two fronts 👉👉👉. First, it's always so rewarding to watch your work Mr. Patina dude. You always do such a lovely job if it 👏👏👏. Second, it's so interesting and pleasing to see the inner workings of a very complex little piece of kit that performs a fairly simple task. Most folk would just break out the pliers. But someone somewhere at sometime put the thought into this a machine. Brilliant 👊👊👊. Thanks man. Lots 🙏🙏🙏. 😎
Thanks Mr. Patina that was very interesting and well done.
Re-made better than when it was new - stunning!
Very nice 👍 restoration. I love seeing old pieces like this brought back to life.
Thanks! Iam glad you like it :-)
From rough-but-functional to beautiful and functional!
Beautiful workmanship mate, I enjoyed watching you, Ste 🇬🇧
Another great restauration. Thanks Mr. Patina.
Thanks my friend!
awesome! beautiful spray paint
It’s powdercoated 😄
My Mr P! What a precious work of art you have made! Thank you very much, brat! I love what you do! Keep it up!
I will bratan! :-)
Míster Patina, uno de los principales REFERENTES en procesos y arte de restauración de herramientas y máquinas antiguas. Simplemente INMEJORABLE, vemos una pieza antigua de ingeniería mecánica y quedó mucho MEJOR que cuando fue nueva. 🎉😮. Mis respetos, señor!! Saludos desde Irapuato, Gto - MÉXICO.
very nice work. I love old tools
Thanks!
Never send a Man to do a Machinest's Job! It so amazes me. This one is exemplary!
ooooh yeahhh!! i love seeing parts that would otherwise never come out being completely cleaned and restored! :D
excellent work as always, mr stabo!
Love your videos, happy to see one today.
Glad you like them!
great work, beautiful thing! Thank you!
Thanks a lot!
Awesome job Mister P!
Thanks!
An extraordinary machine.
GOOD JOB, KEEP SAFE AND WELL
Looks excellent! Thanks for another great video
Thank you so much! 🙂
Well, prost Mr Patina. Nothing beats having a " feierabendbier " and watching your vid. Thanx big guy..
Haha, Prost mein Freund!
Clever machine. Very cool restoration. Great job!
Thanks :-)
Amazing! You are a master restorer. Very cool machine too!
Such sophisticated device! Thanks for the video! Great job!
It really is! Iam glad you enjoyed! 🙂
Great job, I'm enjoying
Eccellente realizzazione! Complimenti!
Very nice restoration 😊
Thanks!
Awesom and best work and produkt, bravo and respectful...!
Thanks!
I watching your videos in my 4K TV 🎥
Welcome back. 😎
Haha, Cinema Mode 🤣
Please keep turning it, i loved that sound
Its pretty melodic :-D
О, это настоящий контент. Человек чинит вещи, и ничего сильно ржавого.
...perfect restoration!!
Thanks!
Well done!!! That turned out amazing!!!
Really cool and unique piece
It looks new again and you did a wonderful job restoring it as well!!!!
Enjoyed your video so I gave it a Thumbs Up
Thank you so much my friend!
@@misterpatina You're very welcome!!
9:27 bad file dragger had me lol😂 such a cool little machice. Well done!
Thanks my friend!
That's marvelous!
Iam glad you like it!
Completely satisfied, especially you pay attention to the little things, I am amazed by the end result. Good work 🍻
Thanks my friend!
Loved this restoration!
Iam glad you enjoyed!
we enjoy your videos they;re magick . thank you
Thanks for watching!
wonderful job
Beautiful work Brother.
You are definitely a master of your craft.
Great job.
Take care,
~Jonny5🥁
Thank you so much Jonny!
Another awesome resto!
Thanks!
Amazing tool - Thanks for sharing !
Abgefahrenes Teil und Hammer Arbeit! Hat einfach nur Spaß gemacht zuzusehen 😊
Freut mich, dass es dir gefallen hat :-)
Awesome and satisfying restoration!
Iam glad you like it!
it's an amazing tool I've never seen before. I wish you spent some time explaining (showing) how the settings work?
Like where do you set the distance in between the teeth and how does the mechanism do it.
It's difficult to understand everything from the fleeting images of details.
But overall great job, thank you for the video!
Thank you so much! Since youre not the first person asking, iam thinking about doing a video on my second channel.
I've been watching your videos on tik tok and found your channel on UA-cam July 2023
Das ist ein Bandsägen-Schrenkapparat.So einen suche ich auch schon länger. Muss aber nicht so toll restauriert sein.Tolle Arbeit.
MASTERPIECE!
:-)
Nice Job
Thank you so much!
I looooooove the fade from before to after❤
Iam glad you like it :-)
Sie sind ein ausgezeichneter Ingenieur!
Danke, aber so weit habe ich es offiziell nie geschafft 😕
Satisfying work 👍 💯
Thanks!
this is a gooden man! great watch
Thanks Joe!
Intriguing device!
For dramatic effect, you could slow it down when something falls, like the wood handle...
And the titanic soundtrack…😄
Awesome restoration.
Thanks!
Such a sweet job👏👍👏👍👏👍👏👍👏👍👏👍👏👍👏👍
Thank you so much!
03:46 Nice close up shots
Painstaking filing and sanding
Very nice job.
Thanks!
OTTIMO VIDEO, INTERESSANTEE BELLO.
COMPLIMENTI.
SALUTI
SALVIO
Excelente woork Sir.🙏🇵🇹👍🍀
Gracias Jose!
Всичко при теб е от класа, браво.👍👍👍👍👍