Beautiful! Personally, I would never put food in it after using auto paint, toxic filler, nickel plating, and non-food-safe wax, but it definitely belongs in a museum. Nice work!
People talk about the skill here, but I’m impressed by your patience while being absolutely meticulous during each step. I probably would have throw this thing against a wall a few times.
Honestly these videos are why I can actually sleep at night. It’s so relaxing to just see and know what goes into something being turned from old and rust to completely brand new. Keep up the good work man
Since the driving ring is only held in by a wing screw, it's probably not a huge deal to get it apart to clean it. But it doesn't look like it was cleaned much in the past when you see the rust. Ugh.
I was thinking, wow how's he going to deal with that hole on such thin damaged metal, their's no way... and you certainly found a way! I learn something new from your videos all the time! Awesome work!
As always, nicely done. Nonetheless, I am surprised that you didn't (or at least didn't show) treating the wooden parts to make sure none of the beetle infestation was still active. Items used in or around food are not good candidates for fuming. However, both freezing and heating work as well. Freeze the items at 10F (-12C) three or four days. Alternatively, heat the items to 130F (55C) for 4 to 6 hours. I'm notoriously impatient, so I usually opt for the heating while I do other operations. Love your videos. The results are always stunning.
I don't think it matters if it's food safe the other things he did to it made it already not food safe. But I do like that he left the wood parts looking like Swiss cheese on a cheese grater
There are 3 channels I watch with awe: a woodworker, a gun restorer, and you. Not only are you a master at your craft, you're a very good cameraman, and you also bring a little joy into the crazy world we live in. Bravo and thank you. 😎👍
As a former woodworker apprentice and Luthier i enjoyed that you kept some of the original wood parts. The wormholes tkinda looked good. Great one Tysy!. And my condolences for tour grandmother passing.
With that big rusted out hole in the side, I was surprised you didn't give up and scrap the whole project. Such a beautiful restoration. I want a cheese grater like this one for my kitchen.
Beautiful job as always, the wooden base came out great,those mounting screws with the caps on them brought everything together,that brass just brought the red out.
It’s quite matchable, companies are just focused on making things for as cheap as possible instead of good quality stuff. Blame the companies, not the tools.
Great video as always. Very nicely done. I always love watching your videos, they’re so calming. No obnoxious music or unnecessary overly commentating. Just simple relaxing sounds of your work.
I feel like this is much more to the tune of his older restoration videos and I love it! Classic metal working without insane editing tricks. All his videos are astounding, but I love the simplicity
I love your attention to details when filming and details you take in restoration. I was thinking why sound is so good, but I noticed that you have sound board on your ceilings... Love your video because they are good made with great details and you are doing everything relaxing slow👌👍
Your skills sir, are magnificent. You did an incredible job restoring this. It's beautiful. It must have been used as a commercial type cheese grater, industrial type. I can't imagine someone using this big thing in their home
I have never walked through an old barn or storage shed filled with rusty tools and thought for a second that anything in there could be restored to this degree with the right skillset. It is quite surprising.
Great restoration. I admire your patience to sharpen every single hole, and I love that you kept all the original handles, as it always saddens me when restorers throw perfectly salvageable wood away. Cheers!
Every time I watch your video I will be amazed at how many useful tools you got to handle all kinds of situations 😂 it’s just so clever and magical to me! Love your work!! Thank you!
Your work astounds me every time. I wish I could afford to repair a copper chainmail hair ornament I got by a dear friend of mine. It's the only thing I had from her after she died. Her mother did not respect her will and wouldn't let me in to get all my stuff from her home. The copper hair ornament shined like red/orange flames and each chain link was set snug an polished to bot grab hairs. It's a work of art. So my little steap sister took it an then left it in a car cup holder under a shake for a week. It's dull an the beads on them cracked an screwed.
I alway love when you plate your pieces, i do that for a lifing and find it extreamly satisfying. Just a heads up, dont nickelplate stuff that comes into contact with food. Its realy not good for you :(
@@ommsterlitz1805 yes, but nickel in stainless steel is more stable than in its pure form like by plating it. Im not saying plating this cheesegrater will get him sick, but there is a reason pure nickel metals dont get used in the food industry. My grandma used to cook for us in her old metal pots, when i started my job i had a bloodtest done to check my blood metal levels and nickel was highly elevated, later i found out these pots weren't stainless Steel but copper Pots with nickel plating. Cooking out of something like this for many years can cause problems, thats why now ive got a nickel allergy
I saw one comment about the “termite” damage, and recall when I did a few ancient wood pieces that I had to fumigate them or inundate them with insecticide to ensure the wood borers were dead. Lovely piece
@@WesleyNixon Yes! I never used filler as some did, as I thought it added verisimilitude to the old pieces, but wanted to be sure there were no living tenants remaining. I saw wood powder from the handle at several steps in his work, and it reminded me. It’s been many decades since I did such work, and procedures may have changed. I wouldn’t use insecticide on a item for food use. Maybe use ethylene oxide.
Me, I always fall asleep. Love the before and after. It's the different sounds I think that is soothing. Keep your rain and thunder storms give me this. About to fall asleep while typing 😴 Love This Content and Thanks.🤗👍🙏🙏🙏
Gosh dang it TYSYtube it’s becoming really hard to fall asleep to your videos when half the time I hear something, I wake up to watch that part again and my response is “wait what” followed by hysterical laughter
Nice. I remember having a cheese grater very much like this one growing up! My parents actually had me grate 50 pounds of mozzarella once! Thanks for the video, Tysy! I always enjoy watching.
I know I'm super late but I'm binging your videos rn, but stuff like this extra detailing is exactly why I watch this channel!! You go above restoring in all honesty, like around 7:18 you were removing seam lines from the original! Just that little extra detailing is so good.
Everyday When I go to UA-cam I check your page for a new video.. and when it’s there it’s a pleasure to Watch. Fantastic work mate. Keep posting your work.
Honestly this man can find the most rustiest thing on the planet and restore it like it came out of the factory 😄 awesome work man and I hope you can find more stuff to restore. Honestly am I the only one that gets all nostalgic when watching this. Like a trickle down the spine? Honestly this is some great stuff to watch and I’m glad I subscribed two years ago. And still the best work I ever saw
You know, you are one of my top three UA-cam restorers. You, My Mechanics and Hand Tool Rescue. I will watch any of you restore any thing. Except food related items. Y'all do fantastic work on them (coffee grinders etc). And they look beautiful. A true restoration, of any object, is one that restores not only the looks but the function of it. You should be able to use it for it original purpose even if you choose to just display it. Any thing less is just an insult to your skills.
Amazing work look at her shine !! And it grates wonderfully ....so sharp !! I love that new base and I love you kept the worm holes in the wood adds character and and tells the story of the piece as well .Top shelf work all the way love your channel !! 👍👍
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Cheese
Okay I SAID Subscribe, but Im not going to DO it.😝
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Cheese! 🙂
I guarantee there aren’t enough people who appreciate the subtly of “this is rust covered in cheese grater”.
something something cheese lesser
*laugh track*
@@twerktospec i agree it was very cheesy
You are very special haja
There's no subtly there
I noticed this but brushed it off as me reading it wrong
“I’m done with this small hole.”
Oh phe-
*”I want a large one.”*
Bruh 💀
Who else watches this to just relax? I cant be the only one
You clearly are not the only one ;)
Yay
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I watch it to have a good sleep
Beautiful! Personally, I would never put food in it after using auto paint, toxic filler, nickel plating, and non-food-safe wax, but it definitely belongs in a museum. Nice work!
is just for decoration now✌🏻
I was going to say the same
I read and agreed with your comment before the end... and then he grated cheese in it lol. And ick
As it was new, there would be lead paint on it, car paint and clear coat would be much safer today...
🤣🤣🤣
Exactly what I thought 😂
People talk about the skill here, but I’m impressed by your patience while being absolutely meticulous during each step. I probably would have throw this thing against a wall a few times.
i almost did that 😂
@@TysyTube😂
Honestly these videos are why I can actually sleep at night. It’s so relaxing to just see and know what goes into something being turned from old and rust to completely brand new. Keep up the good work man
Nice name
Watching this before i sleep and i agree 🤝
Who is the poor soul who has to clean it after it’s grated cheese?? 😂
Excellent work as always Tysy!
I think people "cleaned" the old cheese with new cheese and that was it.
Judging by the rust, I think a hose is used
@@MxCraven a hose with some additional salt for good measure.
My thoughts too...lol..
Since the driving ring is only held in by a wing screw, it's probably not a huge deal to get it apart to clean it. But it doesn't look like it was cleaned much in the past when you see the rust. Ugh.
Dude, by far this is one of your best. The handling of the giant hole in the side was very well done. The project came out looking great!
Definitely. Probably one of my favorites
I was thinking, wow how's he going to deal with that hole on such thin damaged metal, their's no way... and you certainly found a way! I learn something new from your videos all the time! Awesome work!
The sandblasting is so bloody satisfying I could watch that all day
search you tube for: Laser rust removal Ya won't be disappointed. A lot different, but still pleasing to watch
Same--and it's amazing what sometimes can be revealed beneath the old paint; serial numbers, maker's marks, casting mistakes... I love it!
I just came to say the same thing
As always, nicely done. Nonetheless, I am surprised that you didn't (or at least didn't show) treating the wooden parts to make sure none of the beetle infestation was still active. Items used in or around food are not good candidates for fuming. However, both freezing and heating work as well. Freeze the items at 10F (-12C) three or four days. Alternatively, heat the items to 130F (55C) for 4 to 6 hours. I'm notoriously impatient, so I usually opt for the heating while I do other operations.
Love your videos. The results are always stunning.
I thought so too
I don't think it matters if it's food safe the other things he did to it made it already not food safe. But I do like that he left the wood parts looking like Swiss cheese on a cheese grater
There are 3 channels I watch with awe: a woodworker, a gun restorer, and you. Not only are you a master at your craft, you're a very good cameraman, and you also bring a little joy into the crazy world we live in. Bravo and thank you. 😎👍
We need receipts! Who you watching?
Please tell me you watch Blacktail studio as your woodworker
@@johnathanltablet Matt Jordan 😎
@@WesleyNixon Backyard Ballistics and Matt Jordan 😎
MyMechanics???? No???
I just wanted to say thank you for your vids. I really appreciate your sense of humor, wit and craftsmanship.
This is the earliest I’ve ever been to a TysyTube video. I’m always so excited when I see a new one! Great work, always.
Thank you 😊
Could even say grate work!
@@raywood8187 that just made my morning
@@TheBeautybyautumn Cheesy puns are the best.
Yes
As a former woodworker apprentice and Luthier i enjoyed that you kept some of the original wood parts. The wormholes tkinda looked good.
Great one Tysy!. And my condolences for tour grandmother passing.
With that big rusted out hole in the side, I was surprised you didn't give up and scrap the whole project. Such a beautiful restoration. I want a cheese grater like this one for my kitchen.
Thank you!
Nice result Tysy! 👌👌👌
Thank you 😊
totally gorgeous restoration, the final look is so impressive!!
I've been watching tysytube restoration for around a year now. It's great to see the video quality constantly improve! always excited when you upload!
Beautiful job as always, the wooden base came out great,those mounting screws with the caps on them brought everything together,that brass just brought the red out.
Fantastic video. Liked seeing the studio a bit in the wide shot. The cap screws on the base were just "chef's kiss" the icing on the cake.
I can say with confidence that you have become among the top restorers on you tube. keep them coming.
The old craftsmanship is unmatchable by modern machining. Watching you bring the sturdy but decrepit back to new again is amazing. Masterful work.
It’s quite matchable, companies are just focused on making things for as cheap as possible instead of good quality stuff. Blame the companies, not the tools.
@@ralexcraft990 true.
Great video as always. Very nicely done. I always love watching your videos, they’re so calming. No obnoxious music or unnecessary overly commentating. Just simple relaxing sounds of your work.
I feel like this is much more to the tune of his older restoration videos and I love it! Classic metal working without insane editing tricks. All his videos are astounding, but I love the simplicity
I love your attention to details when filming and details you take in restoration. I was thinking why sound is so good, but I noticed that you have sound board on your ceilings... Love your video because they are good made with great details and you are doing everything relaxing slow👌👍
Wow! I just look at this and marvel how well this turned out. Gorgeous red and silver... and what a huge pile of grated cheese!
Wow, thank you!
You took your time for repair that small hole that no one would notice anyway, great work 👏👏👏
men I watch this at night so i can calmly fall a sleep. This is the best thing to watch, you are helping me witch this
Your skills sir, are magnificent. You did an incredible job restoring this. It's beautiful.
It must have been used as a commercial type cheese grater, industrial type. I can't imagine someone using this big thing in their home
I have never walked through an old barn or storage shed filled with rusty tools and thought for a second that anything in there could be restored to this degree with the right skillset. It is quite surprising.
I'm really impressed by the hole you managed to fix. Can't even tell there was one when it's all said and done
So glad you didn't fill the borer holes in the wooden handles - really adds to the character of the piece!
Gorgeous job as usual. Love it, it’s a thing of beauty.
Anyone else find this oddly satisfying?✨
Just a word, perfect! The restoration and the cheese. 😀
Yes it is. I always enjoy the before and after comparisons in these videos.
THE NOISE THE SHEET METAL MAKES IS THE BEST SOUND IVE EVER HEARD THANK U
Great restoration. I admire your patience to sharpen every single hole, and I love that you kept all the original handles, as it always saddens me when restorers throw perfectly salvageable wood away. Cheers!
I wish he would have filled in the little worm holes with something, though; just to help maintain the structural and hygienic integrity.
@@SpitfiretheCat16 it's likely just for display. He used a good number of toxic chemicals and sealers too, not to mention the nickel plating.
This cheese grater is way better than any of the hand held ones I find everywhere. I'd love one like this.
A piece of functional artwork. Great restoration!
Brilliant! Love the attention to the details!. Great job!.
Your using your arsenal of great tools on this one. Love it
It's YOU'RE using your. Dumb
A Work of Art. Should be in a gallery and *now* it's worth 120 euro. I'm glad you resisted the urge to paint the lettering. Bravo!
How do so many techniques come to your brain? You are a great man
i love that there’s a veritable downpour of crud and rust coming off the grater at any given time
AWESOME video. The result is stunning. So glad you shredded the cheese at the end lol 😏
4th time trying to watch this to the end before falling asleep and waking up to an ad 🤣. I love it though!
Liking the tool upgrades and additions! And this is a beautiful piece. Well done.
Such an excellent finish to the job out of all the parts you had to replace🎉❤
Very nice restoration but tbh even though the occupants are long gone I couldn't live with those woodworm holes, esp in the vicinity of food.
Every time I watch your video I will be amazed at how many useful tools you got to handle all kinds of situations 😂 it’s just so clever and magical to me! Love your work!! Thank you!
are the paint, wax and nickel plating used food safe? 🤔
yes😂😂😂
@@TysyTube thanks, we wouldn't want you getting sick 🙂
Your work astounds me every time. I wish I could afford to repair a copper chainmail hair ornament I got by a dear friend of mine. It's the only thing I had from her after she died. Her mother did not respect her will and wouldn't let me in to get all my stuff from her home. The copper hair ornament shined like red/orange flames and each chain link was set snug an polished to bot grab hairs. It's a work of art. So my little steap sister took it an then left it in a car cup holder under a shake for a week. It's dull an the beads on them cracked an screwed.
3:07 is it a good idea to let the water with the paint stripper or whatever that yellow stuff was, just flow into the soil?
Couldn't believe my eyes when I saw that :(
A.i. will never have God given talent like this man has, you have get up off the couch and work at it to build these kind of skills.
I alway love when you plate your pieces, i do that for a lifing and find it extreamly satisfying. Just a heads up, dont nickelplate stuff that comes into contact with food. Its realy not good for you :(
and i doubt that car lacquer is food-grade safe too
@@kamilasledz25 Jesus you are right, thats the way bigger offender here
Stainless steel have nickel and it's perfectly fine to eat with those so nickel-plating should also be fine
@@ommsterlitz1805 yes, but nickel in stainless steel is more stable than in its pure form like by plating it. Im not saying plating this cheesegrater will get him sick, but there is a reason pure nickel metals dont get used in the food industry. My grandma used to cook for us in her old metal pots, when i started my job i had a bloodtest done to check my blood metal levels and nickel was highly elevated, later i found out these pots weren't stainless Steel but copper Pots with nickel plating. Cooking out of something like this for many years can cause problems, thats why now ive got a nickel allergy
@@machanji9586 wow i knew it was dangerous for aluminium and such metals but nickel too ok, i'm gonna stick to my cast iron pots then...
Liking simply for the lovely sound of that sheet of metal being wiggled. But also for the grater restoration! Awesome job as always, Tysy!
I've never seen someone not fix the holes in wood before but I quite like it!
I saw one comment about the “termite” damage, and recall when I did a few ancient wood pieces that I had to fumigate them or inundate them with insecticide to ensure the wood borers were dead. Lovely piece
I loved the wormholes as an aesthetic. You know it"s lived in the world.
@@WesleyNixon Yes! I never used filler as some did, as I thought it added verisimilitude to the old pieces, but wanted to be sure there were no living tenants remaining. I saw wood powder from the handle at several steps in his work, and it reminded me. It’s been many decades since I did such work, and procedures may have changed. I wouldn’t use insecticide on a item for food use. Maybe use ethylene oxide.
I was just so surprised when I saw the Hungarian Pattex - Rozsdaátalakító. Good to see these things in France too.
Amazing job, well done!!
Thank you for saving this timeless piece for more generations to enjoy 😊👏🏼👍🏼🍀🍀🍀🍀❤️🐑❤️🇺🇸
They’re videos are so comforting and satisfying , I just love that over 1.89M people also agree (:
Me, I always fall asleep. Love the before and after. It's the different sounds I think that is soothing. Keep your rain and thunder storms give me this. About to fall asleep while typing 😴 Love This Content and Thanks.🤗👍🙏🙏🙏
Gosh dang it TYSYtube it’s becoming really hard to fall asleep to your videos when half the time I hear something, I wake up to watch that part again and my response is “wait what” followed by hysterical laughter
I am deppresed at the moment but seeing you put so much care into this makes me bloom😊❤
This is the first of your videos I have ever watched. Your restoration is a work of art and the filming is just beautiful!
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Thank you for leaving more of the sand blasting in the video! That's one of the best parts.
amazing restoration. i love that you use it in the end to test out how it works.
Nice. I remember having a cheese grater very much like this one growing up! My parents actually had me grate 50 pounds of mozzarella once! Thanks for the video, Tysy! I always enjoy watching.
I have never wanted to grate an obscene amount of cheese so badly in my entire life. GORGEOUS.
Thank you for your kindness in restoring this equipment it shall be useful 👍
I know I'm super late but I'm binging your videos rn, but stuff like this extra detailing is exactly why I watch this channel!! You go above restoring in all honesty, like around 7:18 you were removing seam lines from the original! Just that little extra detailing is so good.
I love watching your videos I'm only 13 years old and I learn a lot from you and your better than my teachers
For someone that felt he was scammed over a hole, you made it look great
this is so sooooooooooooo cool! i cant believe how you brought it back to life. Good job!!! 🥰
Incredible transformation!!!👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
The fanservice with the sheet metal. Legendary sound.
I was just thinking to myself last night "I ought to cut back on my cheese intake." And now this.
It was worth it's weight in rust when you started, now it's worth at least €2500....
Great job!
holy crap the patience of this guy... HE SHARPENNED ALL OF THE HOLES WITH A DRILL
This is one of the most impressive restoration videos on here. Well done sir.
That is beautiful. Thank you very much for the video. This was a fun project. It is truly appreciated. I love watching other people work...!
We love your videos! My kids and I watch your videos every night before bed. So relaxing!
Another fine job of restoration and that much closer to filling the rust dust jar.
Everyday When I go to UA-cam I check your page for a new video..
and when it’s there it’s a pleasure to Watch.
Fantastic work mate.
Keep posting your work.
Looking at the state of the before the only place I'd put it would be in the bin , you have done and amazing job it looks fabulous now
I love his rust dust jar, its amazing
Honestly this man can find the most rustiest thing on the planet and restore it like it came out of the factory 😄 awesome work man and I hope you can find more stuff to restore. Honestly am I the only one that gets all nostalgic when watching this. Like a trickle down the spine? Honestly this is some great stuff to watch and I’m glad I subscribed two years ago. And still the best work I ever saw
Ahhh thanks for the heart. Honestly I hope you find some more projects
I like watching your restore🥰🥰
“ im glad the hole is small” is something I was not expecting to see in a restoration vid
Well done sir! YOU have several gifts from God and are humbly using them. Thank you!
can't believe how amazing it looked at the end given all the damage. you patched up that hole perfectly and everything looks brand new
As a proud person born in Wisconsin the cheese state i approve this video
You know, you are one of my top three UA-cam restorers. You, My Mechanics and Hand Tool Rescue. I will watch any of you restore any thing. Except food related items. Y'all do fantastic work on them (coffee grinders etc). And they look beautiful. A true restoration, of any object, is one that restores not only the looks but the function of it. You should be able to use it for it original purpose even if you choose to just display it. Any thing less is just an insult to your skills.
I really admire your patience! Beautiful work as always
Amazing work look at her shine !! And it grates wonderfully ....so sharp !! I love that new base and I love you kept the worm holes in the wood adds character and and tells the story of the piece as well .Top shelf work all the way love your channel !! 👍👍
Been collecting rust for years, I’m glad to see other people doing it! Love the videos! Happy new year’s
Out of all the restoration channels i've watched, this one has the most interesting restorations. A cheese grater???? That's like- so cool >:D
It’s very enjoyable to watch you fix up kitchen tools. I’m sure your you enjoy finding them!