Restauration pratiquement toute faite "à l'ancienne" comme j'aime! Bravo pour vos vidéos(que j'attends à chaque fois avec impatience) sous l'œil avisé de "Monsieur April" !
I love watching these at bedtime. They’re perfect and calming to settle my mind and prepare me for relaxing after an overstimulated day of screens and meetings.
You are making pure art!! Love the fact you know the balance in restoring things and not just replacing everything. Many UA-cam make videos about restoration projects and when you watch them they just replace many things and it looks like something that came out of a machine. Your projects has the soul of the object and the looks of how it looked when it got made! Craftsmanship beyond what most people in this world can do!
I love how you used the previous restored 'wet stone' for sharpening your tools. It shows that these restorations are jot just show pieces, but fully function and are used. An Avril is just too cute, an such a wonderful helper.
@Vulpes I live an work on a farm in the U.S. We don't throw anything that can be useful away, we reuse everything we can. One of my sisters, who used to live on the farm, threw a lot of non-working equipment away. I've been going through the bone pile (stuff she threw away in a pit) an refurbishing quite a few things. Gives me something to do during the winter months when I can't get into the field. Working on a wheel barrow currently, bit rusty an wood needs replacing, an missing some parts but shouldn't be too hard to fix up once missing parts that I have on order come in.
Watching you finish shaping the handles with a drawknife took me back to watching my grandfather use one. He was an old-time carpenter and woodworker and I still have some of his tools including a drawknife.
Honestly this is asmr for I have severe insomnia and since I’ve started watching the restoration videos it’s been so relaxing that it’s curing my insomnia
Some kitty timestamps: 6:48: Daring introduction of the orange fluff 16:32 Inspector Avril on duty I wonder what happened since one wheel looked like it was bit by something (or someone). Thanks for the video! God bless you!
After a really long time im seeing the good old carpentry techniques. Takes me back to the days my grandpa and his carpenter used to work the wood. Truly amazing loved the truck and your work. Great job
The way you work with such patience and mastery is really inspiring. I admire the work you do and I really hope my skill level can match yours one day.
Another one saved ! I have a similar sack barrow languishing in my barn waiting for the treatment, I never thought of using Plane ,(Platanus) wood, there is a lot of it growing here and it is very hard, just right for this purpose, the finished job looks really nice! Well done! This will outlast the chinese made things in Bricolage several times over! Chris B.
So, is there not a platform on the bottom? There were slotted ears at the bottom I thought were for accepting different platforms for different objects.
I have to say, I look forward to the point wherein our society comes to make more use of tools such as the ones you restore. Human labor and simple engineering will be our salvation.
I really like the stuff you restore on your channel, and with how much care an precision you try to bring the tools back to life, preserving as much of the original as possible. Grew up on a small farm in Switzerland, and a lot of things you show on your channel were used back then and remind me of my childhood.
That's now my favourite restoration of yours. As others have said, your channel is the best. No fancy gimmicks, just good old fashioned, time tested skills. Brilliant stuff!
An exceptional restoration. I wish I had your woodworking skills. One thing I like about your projects is that you will do all you can to save the original materials including wood. Obviously that wasn't possible in this case. The wood was so rotten it was spongy. Looked like it could barely hold together. You made the replacement work look easy. Great work on the metal, too. Thank you
There better be no one judging you for not being able to use that mulch for wood. That's just how it is with biodegradable things. You did a magnificent job as always!
I think even mulch is being too generous. At this point it’s more like compost. The surprising thing is that it stayed intact for so long to begin with.
I know you restore as many parts as you can, and the wood was so damaged I was surprised it didn't burst into termites; yet, it felt sacrilegious to see you ripping off the wooden parts. Great job!
Toujours aussi bien de regarder tes restaurations ! J'espère pouvoir faire aussi bien chez moi pour utiliser à nouveau les vieux outils et machines de l'exploitation agricole !
Beautiful ''again.'' Now that was another enjoyable exhibit of restoring something that was a fixture in our barn when I was really young, and that was many moons ago. It's a true joy watching a person with the time, tools, and knowledge to use them. To revive those item that have been placed on the wayside and have fallen into serious state of repair, to be spared and given an even longer life now that it's recognized there value. Your museum of collectables must be awesome and packed. I tip my hat to you Sir.
@@somethingit8107 I speak German :) and I had English at school many years ago and unfortunately didn't work on it after that, so I can't do it anymore :(
I never understand why people give the thumbs down to videos like this. If you don’t like then bugger off and let those of us who enjoy it watch in peace.
6:50 LOL! If a cat can be anywhere, they will be somewhere near to the action every time! They love to be involved closely when you are the centre of their lives! La Belle Avril!
What a fabulous transformation of this antique hand truck you have done a brilliant job well done I like how use alot of the old tools for your restorations and I like how April checks things
The start of this, where basically everything salvageable was ripped from the wood it meant to hold, was amazing in ways I struggle to define. Thank you
Incredible work!!!! You are awesome at wood working and metal work as well! I loved the way you sanded, chiseled, and milled all of your new boards! Another great video!!!!!!!!
Imagine the fella that built that originally watching that video. He'd be blown away and do proud that you did that to his creation. Awesome restoration yet again.
I absolutely loved how you rebuilt this hand truck. The wood effort was perfect and only thing I would have done differently would have been paint the metal. But amazing project either way. Thumbs Up!
Váš smysl pro detail a cit pro dřevo a kovotepecké umění mě utvrzuje v tom, že věkem se zkušenosti pouze zvyšují. Závidím Vám vaše dovednosti. Jako vyučený restaurátor knih a papírový modelář dovedu ocenit kvalitní zpracování. Žijte dlouho. 🙂 Pavel 🇨🇿.
Shocked you was able to get any kind of pattern off of those rotten boards! A great job restoring it it looks great Enjoyed your video so I gave it a Thumbs Up
Hope you enjoyed the video ! Stay safe 😽😽
As always, thank you! Another tour de force of skills always makes my day better and the wheels in my head start moving.
Restauration pratiquement toute faite "à l'ancienne" comme j'aime! Bravo pour vos vidéos(que j'attends à chaque fois avec impatience) sous l'œil avisé de "Monsieur April" !
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I love watching these at bedtime. They’re perfect and calming to settle my mind and prepare me for relaxing after an overstimulated day of screens and meetings.
Swear me too. I love it so soothing, puts me right to sleep.
Same, I love watching to fall asleep, it's so relaxing… 😌
exactly what i’m doing right now
I usually don't even make it through the longer videos. I'll fall asleep with my phone in hand
Soooooo trueeeee
You are making pure art!! Love the fact you know the balance in restoring things and not just replacing everything.
Many UA-cam make videos about restoration projects and when you watch them they just replace many things and it looks like something that came out of a machine. Your projects has the soul of the object and the looks of how it looked when it got made! Craftsmanship beyond what most people in this world can do!
I love how you used the previous restored 'wet stone' for sharpening your tools. It shows that these restorations are jot just show pieces, but fully function and are used.
An Avril is just too cute, an such a wonderful helper.
*whet stone.
@Vulpes I live an work on a farm in the U.S.
We don't throw anything that can be useful away, we reuse everything we can. One of my sisters, who used to live on the farm, threw a lot of non-working equipment away. I've been going through the bone pile (stuff she threw away in a pit) an refurbishing quite a few things. Gives me something to do during the winter months when I can't get into the field. Working on a wheel barrow currently, bit rusty an wood needs replacing, an missing some parts but shouldn't be too hard to fix up once missing parts that I have on order come in.
@@peterk7428 whetstone*
@@DrChrisF Whetever.
@@roseblite6449 Good for you. "Waste not, want not," my grandparents used to say.
Watching you finish shaping the handles with a drawknife took me back to watching my grandfather use one. He was an old-time carpenter and woodworker and I still have some of his tools including a drawknife.
Great restoration. Nice to see old school hand tools being used. Excellent crafting!
By far, this is my favorite restoration channel out of all of them. Well done and thank you for sharing your work.
Mine as well, I have literally rewatched videos, waiting for a new one to come out lol
Honestly this is asmr for I have severe insomnia and since I’ve started watching the restoration videos it’s been so relaxing that it’s curing my insomnia
Some kitty timestamps:
6:48: Daring introduction of the orange fluff
16:32 Inspector Avril on duty
I wonder what happened since one wheel looked like it was bit by something (or someone). Thanks for the video! God bless you!
Everytime Avril makes an appearance it is like seeing your favorite character of a show arrive.
Me. thirty seconds in: "How is he going to restore all that rotted out wood?"
Me, three minutes in: "Oh, never mind.'
I'm with ya.
It's quite cool how often these lads are able to save so much of the wood. This was impressively too far gone.
Avril's supervision is a must!!!
After a really long time im seeing the good old carpentry techniques. Takes me back to the days my grandpa and his carpenter used to work the wood. Truly amazing loved the truck and your work. Great job
The way you work with such patience and mastery is really inspiring. I admire the work you do and I really hope my skill level can match yours one day.
You will never succeed, cause he re-news old things everyday while you keep watching, so how to succeed?
@@kwokkeungchau5246 I just watch at night to wind down. I carve wood from 10am till 4pm everyday. I carve smaller projects for my friends and family
Another one saved ! I have a similar sack barrow languishing in my barn waiting for the treatment, I never thought of using Plane ,(Platanus) wood, there is a lot of it growing here and it is very hard, just right for this purpose, the finished job looks really nice! Well done! This will outlast the chinese made things in Bricolage several times over! Chris B.
So, is there not a platform on the bottom? There were slotted ears at the bottom I thought were for accepting different platforms for different objects.
Among all the excellence of this procedure, seeing you use a draw knife instead of a spoke shave was the icing on the cake. Excellent technique.
I love watching this “older” gentleman work. I’ve worked with surgeons, and he’s just as meticulous. He’s truly a Master. Then there’s Avril🥰🥰🥰🥰
I have to say, I look forward to the point wherein our society comes to make more use of tools such as the ones you restore. Human labor and simple engineering will be our salvation.
I really like the stuff you restore on your channel, and with how much care an precision you try to bring the tools back to life, preserving as much of the original as possible. Grew up on a small farm in Switzerland, and a lot of things you show on your channel were used back then and remind me of my childhood.
That's now my favourite restoration of yours. As others have said, your channel is the best. No fancy gimmicks, just good old fashioned, time tested skills. Brilliant stuff!
Excellent; The particular combination of wood work and metal work on a transport project reminded me of Engels Coach Shop.
This is man with golden hands...
Probably my favorite restoration in a while. Can't explain why. It just scratched a lot of itches for me. Merci!
Great job! Congratulations
Thank you :-)
Золотые руки! Такое видео следует показывать нынешней молодежи.
Уважение!
Хорошо сказал Олег! Привет из Америки!🛠
@@CoolRestorations Привет из Ярославля!
Молодёжь лучше учить рациональным и безопасным методам работы...
@@AlLuger-ux1rs Дайте угадаю, работе на 3-D принтере?
а нахуя?
I love how Avril helped test the integrity of the new handles!!! LOL!!!
Another beautifully restored antique! Avril did her normal inspections and approval. Such a good kitty!
Всегда смотрю видео о реставрации, если мне надо выполнить домашнюю работу. Большой мастер вдохновляет для любого труда! 😍 Спасибо!!!
Ирина Александровна , для вдохновления полезны физические упражнения .
Finally someone who knows how to restore an item with metal and not polish it to a mirror finish. Restored it to how it was and not over restored.
An exceptional restoration. I wish I had your woodworking skills. One thing I like about your projects is that you will do all you can to save the original materials including wood. Obviously that wasn't possible in this case. The wood was so rotten it was spongy. Looked like it could barely hold together. You made the replacement work look easy. Great work on the metal, too. Thank you
The wire brush no paint finish... beautiful. Steel has its own beauty in itself.
There better be no one judging you for not being able to use that mulch for wood. That's just how it is with biodegradable things. You did a magnificent job as always!
I think even mulch is being too generous. At this point it’s more like compost. The surprising thing is that it stayed intact for so long to begin with.
I must say, the restored grindstone in my favorite recurring character
Your woodworking craftsmanship is beyond amazing. I could watch you crafting things all day. Love your channel
I know you restore as many parts as you can, and the wood was so damaged I was surprised it didn't burst into termites; yet, it felt sacrilegious to see you ripping off the wooden parts.
Great job!
Bien qu'il utilise du bois neuf, pour des raisons justifiées, le résultat est meilleur car il conserve l'ancien style du camion, j'aime ça👍
Looks like something found in the corner of an old barn, long forgotten about. Nice restoration job.
Toujours aussi bien de regarder tes restaurations ! J'espère pouvoir faire aussi bien chez moi pour utiliser à nouveau les vieux outils et machines de l'exploitation agricole !
I see Avril is keeping up with her duties as shop cat. Thanks for restoring this piece of history.
The best election night video I have ever watched. A Mastercraftsman at work, what a pleasure!
Beautiful ''again.'' Now that was another enjoyable exhibit of restoring something that was a fixture in our barn when I was really young, and that was many moons ago. It's a true joy watching a person with the time, tools, and knowledge to use them. To revive those item that have been placed on the wayside and have fallen into serious state of repair, to be spared and given an even longer life now that it's recognized there value. Your museum of collectables must be awesome and packed. I tip my hat to you Sir.
Very good work! Keep it up!
What do you mean by might have to do again, did you help in this project or something
@@somethingit8107sorry, the translator wasn't my friend;) i changed it ...
@@ForgottenShineRestoration oh so you speak a different language that's cool what kind of language do you speak or are you bi lingual
@@somethingit8107 I speak German :) and I had English at school many years ago and unfortunately didn't work on it after that, so I can't do it anymore :(
@@ForgottenShineRestoration well that sucks I like your vids and I hope to see you do more
Good job friend! It's the kind of video that we watch from beginning to end!
I agree! What is your channel about?
@@alexandresoares7067 Restoration of old toys and miniature cars
@@restorediy Cool, friend! Excellent work with that Tonka Farms
it's true
@@restorediy Your work is also very good
I watch restoration videos to fall asleep but this one is too engaging. He loves his craft so much I can’t sleep through it.
C'est juste incroyable la qualité du travail et des finitions, j'ai jamais vu un tel boulot. Bravo.
The old masters would be proud of you. Great job.
I wonder if a future generation will do this with my Harbor Freight tools. Probably not. What an a amazing restoration. Brilliant work!
Very good job and special thanks for Avril. He's perfect helper. Good luck in future.
You did a fantastic job on the complete overhaul on this hand cart, great job. Loved watching it come back from the dead.
The whole tear down I kept saying to myself, "WOW, wood is NOT supposed to do that!"
Бук, конечно, самый универсальный, самый удобный и один из самых красивых сортов дерева для столярных работ.
I never understand why people give the thumbs down to videos like this. If you don’t like then bugger off and let those of us who enjoy it watch in peace.
Perfect video demonstration and no Rock Music. Thanks!
This has hex nuts, square nuts, slotted screws, and Phillips screws. What an interesting combination of new and old!
Your videos are so relaxing for me. Arvil is a fun touch too!
Just superb how you managed to protect the shapes of the rotten wood parts during disassembly. Bravo, sir.
You are one of the few people on these types of channels, that i have actually seen preheat before welding.
6:50 LOL! If a cat can be anywhere, they will be somewhere near to the action every time! They love to be involved closely when you are the centre of their lives! La Belle Avril!
This is the first video I've ever seen where I'll tell you that man knows what he's doing by the condition of his hands.
Just by looking at the state if the old wood and knowing how amazing you are with wood I know this cart is gonna look EPIC!!!
The hands say it all great skills from years of practice at the trade. Fantastic well done master .
You have the patience of a Tibetan monk...I’m beyond impressed! Great work
I love all you're videos ❤❤❤❤❤🎊🎉🎇🎊🎊🎉
What a fabulous transformation of this antique hand truck you have done a brilliant job well done I like how use alot of the old tools for your restorations and I like how April checks things
Très beau travail ! Super, l'étau français ''Sambre et Meuse''🐓 ✌️
Absolutely beautiful. A pleasure to watch. Thank you.
Loved everything about this project!
The start of this, where basically everything salvageable was ripped from the wood it meant to hold, was amazing in ways I struggle to define. Thank you
Incredible work!!!! You are awesome at wood working and metal work as well! I loved the way you sanded, chiseled, and milled all of your new boards! Another great video!!!!!!!!
That's a tool ready to get back to work in any shop. Nicely done, sir very nicely done indeed.
Absolutely amazing, guys! I liked seeing the previously restored items being used again. So cool!
Avec LADB Restoration, il devient possible d'exiger la qualité France !
Огромное уважение к Вам лично, Мастер!
Хороший столяр , слесарь . Владелец рыжей кошки - МАСТЕР .
Another excellent restoration. Superb workmanship. Of course, you had Avril's help.
QUALITY CRAFTSMANSHIP = Doing Great Restorations👍👍
When you're restoring a project like this you can feel the hands that created it. And you honor their memories by bringing it back to life
Imagine the fella that built that originally watching that video. He'd be blown away and do proud that you did that to his creation. Awesome restoration yet again.
the genuine craftsmanship of these gentlemen keeps amazing me. i love this channel
I absolutely loved how you rebuilt this hand truck. The wood effort was perfect and only thing I would have done differently would have been paint the metal. But amazing project either way. Thumbs Up!
We can to transport sacks of wheat in the truck right-now. VERY NICE JOB .....BRAVO!!!!
A true restoration at its finest. Outstanding.
Váš smysl pro detail a cit pro dřevo a kovotepecké umění mě utvrzuje v tom, že věkem se zkušenosti pouze zvyšují. Závidím Vám vaše dovednosti. Jako vyučený restaurátor knih a papírový modelář dovedu ocenit kvalitní zpracování. Žijte dlouho. 🙂
Pavel 🇨🇿.
The disassembly was performance art, brilliant.
I love the work you do, For me, doing that kind of work feels rewarding.
Ich liebe es dem Herrn dabei zuzuschauen. Einfach fantastisch und zutiefst beruhigend. Ich warte auch immer auf das erscheinen der Miezekatze 😻💪
I already enjoyed the first few seconds where you broke the wood :D
Las ruedas con goma, no? Very good huh!!! Wonderful job. Good hands!!!
Just amazing, true attention to detail in every way possible
This is remarkable. Just like when it was new over a hundred years ago.
I actually have one of these, all rusty.
Must love the sound of the rain while restoring
Magnifique vidéo comme d'habitude, avec des outils à l'ancienne, j'adore !
What a wonderful useful cart. Beautifully restored.
You will have no problem with mice I see Avril is very alert.
Fantastic!!!!! Love your videos. From one craftsman to another…….You have “Great Hands”!!
What an amazing work! My dad used to work with wood too and watching your videos I kinda can smell the smell of his workshop again. :)
Also Avril!
Понравилось! Просмотрю все Ваши видео. 👍!!!
Wonderfully shot and great restoration. That wheel repair was awesome.
Shocked you was able to get any kind of pattern off of those rotten boards! A great job restoring it it looks great
Enjoyed your video so I gave it a Thumbs Up
It's great to restore such an item, even though there aren't many original parts left, the handcrafted work to replace these parts is amazing
I love how the handtruck looks heavier than anything you'll be carrying with it.
You are a true artisan. Respect. Very good video.