A really good upload Ainslee, educational, useful and fun! I am old and vinegar will not bring me new life but watching you work The Small Fry Way has been good :) I am wondering if what you call "Pure vinegar" is what we in the UK call "White vinegar"? I have bought a vintage marinar's parallel rule for use in calligraphy ruling and it is made of ebony and brass but amazingly with metal attachments which have rusted! Would you believe they would do that in a salt water environment? Anyhow you have given me the confidence to get it apart and give it a new working life. The difference in those sash cramps is amazing. I had one which was especially handy when re-springing chairs and sofas. Not a problem with the way they are now made! Many thanks for this expertly made and presented demonstration! Best Wishes, Eryk 🙂
Thanks Eryk. I wonder what they would call in the UK. We have White Vinegar in Australia buts its mostly used in cooking. Just test a little but of the metal in the vinegar first to make sure it doesn't destroy it and then you will be good. The Sash clamps are so useful. I never thought I would use them as much as I do. Thank you for all the support :)
Ok this is a slightly off topic question...but how does the Karcher steam cleaner go generally? Been eyeing one off for grout and mould etc 😊 ...also, lovely restoration, I've got my first one planned soon 😉
😂 thanks James. It’s pretty good. We have found at times you still need chemical but it’s pretty good. We also use them at the hotel and they do a good job in the bathrooms.
I did a similar c!amp and formed my vinegar bath trough with some plastic sheeting and pool noodles on the shop floor. It worked great and required minimal vinegar. Mine is perhaps a little cheaper than pvc. You could make the form out of scrap lumber too...
Thanks for this I also a a few of these clap given to me 20 odd years ago and was thinking recently I need to restore them to race car red, so they go faster. 😂 😂🇦🇺
Excellent, I have a couple of these clamps inherited from my Father. I’ll give this a crack to clean them up.
That’s awesome. They are such great clamps and came up really nice. Well the time and effort for sure
A really good upload Ainslee, educational, useful and fun! I am old and vinegar will not bring me new life but watching you work The Small Fry Way has been good :)
I am wondering if what you call "Pure vinegar" is what we in the UK call "White vinegar"?
I have bought a vintage marinar's parallel rule for use in calligraphy ruling and it is made of ebony and brass but amazingly with metal attachments which have rusted! Would you believe they would do that in a salt water environment? Anyhow you have given me the confidence to get it apart and give it a new working life. The difference in those sash cramps is amazing. I had one which was especially handy when re-springing chairs and sofas. Not a problem with the way they are now made!
Many thanks for this expertly made and presented demonstration! Best Wishes, Eryk 🙂
Thanks Eryk. I wonder what they would call in the UK. We have White Vinegar in Australia buts its mostly used in cooking. Just test a little but of the metal in the vinegar first to make sure it doesn't destroy it and then you will be good. The Sash clamps are so useful. I never thought I would use them as much as I do. Thank you for all the support :)
Ok this is a slightly off topic question...but how does the Karcher steam cleaner go generally? Been eyeing one off for grout and mould etc 😊 ...also, lovely restoration, I've got my first one planned soon 😉
😂 thanks James. It’s pretty good. We have found at times you still need chemical but it’s pretty good. We also use them at the hotel and they do a good job in the bathrooms.
@@SmallFryCreations awesome, I like to clean things 😅 Pricey unit so good to hear first hand before investing. Thanks! 😃
Great job, and glad to hear you use the proper unit of measurement …. A buttload. 🤣🤣🤣👍👍
😂😂😂😂 is there any other measurements 😂
I did a similar c!amp and formed my vinegar bath trough with some plastic sheeting and pool noodles on the shop floor. It worked great and required minimal vinegar. Mine is perhaps a little cheaper than pvc. You could make the form out of scrap lumber too...
Oh yes that’s a great alternative 😀
Well that answers one of my questions - where do you get that much vinegar? It seems the answer is - wherever you can get it!
😂😂😂 just raid the two closest woolies
Great watch 🔨
Thank you
Thanks for this I also a a few of these clap given to me 20 odd years ago and was thinking recently I need to restore them to race car red, so they go faster. 😂 😂🇦🇺
😂😂 it will make the glue dry faster for sure 😀
Cool job , i love purple is one of my favorite colour . Nice job !!!!!!!
Thank you. It’s a great colour. 😀
Hey Ainslee! Ripper job girl! Oyloykit ollot! 🤩👍
Thank you 😀