My teenage son is our chief DIY-er and he says the most important skills he's learned are 1. Squirt it with WD40 and 2. If all else fails, whack it with a hammer. It makes me chuckle when you do those things too! Great job on the toaster, thanks for sharing
I am very happy that you liked the video. It is an honor to be able to teach you something by entertaining you. I am grateful for you being here. I send my deepest respects.💛💛
@@baire702 yes it is a water displacement to prevent rust but it is also a lubricant / solvent “WD-40 is an American brand and the trademark of a *penetrating oil* manufactured by the WD-40 Company based in San Diego, California. Its formula was invented for the Rocket Chemical Company in 1953, before it became the WD-40 Company. WD-40 became available as a commercial product in 1961. *It acts as a lubricant, rust preventive, penetrant and moisture displacer* . There are specialized products that perform better than WD-40 in each of these uses, but WD-40's flexibility has given it fame as a jack of all trades.WD-40 stands for Water Displacement, 40th formula.”
Hello I didn't think you'd be able to restore this one due to all the rust and broken and missing parts. You really are very talented and clever at being able to do electric elements and make screws and bolts etc. The restoration was really interesting to watch, I love your videosthey are brilliant. The end result is magnificent the antique toaster maker looks really fabulous well done. Amanda xx
Hello Amanda. I'm very happy to see you here. Thank you for these nice comments. I was surprised that I could make such a rusty product work. I said it wouldn't really work, but I was pleased with the result. Thank you for your nice comment.❤❤❤
Never understood the wire hook up. The beads and connections till now. Pleasantly surprized by the awesomeness in the skill and talent that make your work interesting. We have enjoyed watching 😊
Magnificent job you did restoring that toast maker. By the way, I was wondering how you were able to find new heating elements for that antique toast maker. I bet they were hard to find for that old appliance. Anyway, it looks much better and it works like a charm too. Excellent work.
I'm very glad you liked it. It was a very challenging project for me, but I am very happy with the result. Thank you for watching the video and liking it.💙💙
That was my first thought too. Looks as if they were designed for the old irons. A great find though. Finding parts before the internet was tough sometimes. Toaster turned out lovely.
Thank. You did a great job restoring that toaster. it looks much nicer. You are really talented and smart to be able to make electrical parts and make screws and bolts and so on. The recovery process is really interesting, I really like your videos.
Thank you very much. I am very happy that you liked the video. I also enjoy watching this process. It is very magical that it turns from that state to brand new. Thank you for watching the video.❤️❤️❤️
Удивительные винтажные вещи. Я удивляюсь, где мастер находит нужные старинные запчасти, всякие керамические штучки для электричества, ведь их уже давно не делают. Отличная работа, замечательная антикварная вещь.
Estou muito feliz que você assistiu o vídeo e gostou. Apesar de ter sido um grande desafio, também estou feliz com o resultado. Obrigado pelo seu valioso comentário. Fico feliz em vê-lo aqui.❤
Because I have misophonia, little sounds (like chewing, tapping, water dripping, lip smacking, and such) drive me up a wall! However, listening to these restoration videos is soothing and comforting. It's also educational and suchas. so, thanks!
It's been a long time since I've seen the Siemens Schuckert 1918 toaster oven get restored. What I'll never see is a garage sink tub with working faucets get restored. 💪 👷♀️ 👷♂️ 🧿
Merhaba. Tebrik ederim, harika sonuç 👌 Üretici firmanın uygun, kare bir reziztans üretmek yerine, ütü için tasarlanmış rezistans kullanması ilginç. Üretim yeri neresiymiş?
I'm so glad you liked it. Thank you very much.The resistances in such products are generally the same type. It would be more accurate to say that this model of resistance is used according to its size, rather than being produced for ironing. The seller said that it was German made.🖤
Many people think that when their belongings break down, they cannot be repaired, so they either throw them away or leave them on the roadside. I buy them at a very cheap price. Sometimes they sit in warehouses for years without being used.💚💚
Its structure is very similar to mica. It is a thinner structure. It is a type of resistance that helps heating. It is not rusty. It is just a structure that has rotted dirt over the years.
Wow I am floored again!!!! I was shocked it looked like the bottom of 2 irons to heat the press. Was the heating element made custom since I know you shouldn't be able to find Formica anywhere. Either way what an awesome job, the original panni press!!! BTW where were my seashells? LOL
Dear Beth, I'm so happy you're here.💜It's not always seashells like that.LOL..Actually, I was surprised too. I didn't know that the inside of the toaster could be seen like this. It had the same resistance. I didn't have it specially made. In my country, such heating elements are sold as standard.
Wow I didn't know that the elements were standard there, that is interesting. What country are you from? Also, I still say they slapped to irons together and called it a toaster. As a side note, as long as you put out videos I will be watching. When I find content I like I stick with it, so you are stuck with me LOL🙂
Its structure is very similar to mica. It is a thinner structure. It is a type of resistance that helps heating. In the past, this type of resistors were used more. However, in our time, metal-structured resistors have become healthier and more useful.
Cast iron can be seasoned with any oil that has a relatively high smoke point. My go-to is usually vegetable shortening because it's easy to apply (just rub it on like a paste) and is virtually flavorless. Whatever you can afford and/or are comfortable using should work fine.
I would have sandblasted the cooking surfaces as well. Any seasoning is super old and filthy. Better to have shiny clean metal and make a new seasoning on it. But nice work. This device is certainly not compliant with any current regulations, but it was made in a time when safety was not invented yet.
The flexible hose that contains the wires between the top and bottom was rather rusty, so you blasted and polished the outside. But what about the inside? How much rust was in there, and what can be done for it? I suppose you could point the sandblasting nozzle into the hose, but obviously it can't go against the polishing wheel.
Unfortunately, it is not possible to show everything in the video. If I show everything, this will be a video of more than 1 hour. I take sections from time to time, of course I cleaned the rust everywhere. Thank you for this nice warning and your attention. I use it safely.🖤🖤🖤
A toast to your restored toaster. One thing I'd wonder, however, is why WD-40, which is a rustproofer not a rust breaker. I'd think to use some kind of vegetable oil, which won't require any kind of cleaning except normal household cleaning.
WD-40 is also a rust remover. It is generally used on stuck screws. After tightening, you need to wait about 15 minutes. Don't mind the fast pace in the video, we are waiting.💚💚
Wonderful work, but how you are sure about the date and age of applicants? I thought at that time things was more heavy quality I am watching you since a bit of time wondering about quality of materials
I buy these at very cheap prices. Some say they belong to their grandmother's, some say they belong to their mother and father's youth. In this way, the year of use is revealed.🧡🧡
Really like watching your videos (subscribed!) but I would be really grateful if you could label all the products, liquids etc that you use in your restorations. They're a bit of a mystery to me. Great sense of humour by the way.Thanks.
Then welcome to my channel. I'm very happy to see you here. You can ask any time you want about the materials I have, I will be happy to help you. It would take me a long time to list them all here. But of course I will try for you.❤❤
I think you can brush your teeth and give it that beef flavour. While givin it that shine you never saw before. Nice work. Q? Did you use glass beads in the sand machine? They were white. I always thought it was glass. Or beach sand? Have a nice Week.
My teenage son is our chief DIY-er and he says the most important skills he's learned are 1. Squirt it with WD40 and 2. If all else fails, whack it with a hammer. It makes me chuckle when you do those things too! Great job on the toaster, thanks for sharing
I am very happy that you liked the video. It is an honor to be able to teach you something by entertaining you. I am grateful for you being here. I send my deepest respects.💛💛
WD-40 is NOT a lubricant. It's a water displacement; thus the WD.
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My husband was a bit the same, but he used to say, force water into it and if that fails bang it with a hammer
@@baire702 yes it is a water displacement to prevent rust but it is also a lubricant / solvent
“WD-40 is an American brand and the trademark of a *penetrating oil* manufactured by the WD-40 Company based in San Diego, California. Its formula was invented for the Rocket Chemical Company in 1953, before it became the WD-40 Company. WD-40 became available as a commercial product in 1961. *It acts as a lubricant, rust preventive, penetrant and moisture displacer*
. There are specialized products that perform better than WD-40 in each of these uses, but WD-40's flexibility has given it fame as a jack of all trades.WD-40 stands for Water Displacement, 40th formula.”
Hello I didn't think you'd be able to restore this one due to all the rust and broken and missing parts. You really are very talented and clever at being able to do electric elements and make screws and bolts etc. The restoration was really interesting to watch, I love your videosthey are brilliant. The end result is magnificent the antique toaster maker looks really fabulous well done. Amanda xx
Hello Amanda. I'm very happy to see you here. Thank you for these nice comments. I was surprised that I could make such a rusty product work. I said it wouldn't really work, but I was pleased with the result. Thank you for your nice comment.❤❤❤
Thats the end of WW1 & the armistice. Very nice toaster restoration.
Thank you very much. It's a good analogy.🤍🤍🤍
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Never understood the wire hook up. The beads and connections till now. Pleasantly surprized by the awesomeness in the skill and talent that make your work interesting. We have enjoyed watching 😊
I am very happy that you are here and leaving this nice comment. Thank you for watching the video.💛💛
Бесподобно,браво,присылайте еще смотрю с удовольствием,сама не умею,но люблю смотреть как вещам возвращается жизнь,спасибо.
Я очень рада, что вам понравилось! Большое спасибо.❤️
Great job and great to see things like this and be fully restored.
Great video and thank you.
Thank you for this nice comment. I'm so glad you liked it.❤️
I don’t know what it is about the sandblasting but I find it so satisfying.
I'm very glad you liked it. Thank you very much.❤️
I've recently started watching restoration videos and god damn they always blow me away with the end result. Good stuff mate.
Hey friend. Thank you for being here. Welcome to my restoration videos. I hope you liked them all. Enjoy watching.💜💜
Amazing Restoration
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My two favorite parts.. 8:30 when you cleaned that heating element mess then at 17:38 when the frame went flying you you did the human thing! Love it!
I'm so glad to see you here. I'm so glad I could make you smile. Thank you very much.❤️❤️
Magnificent job you did restoring that toast maker. By the way, I was wondering how you were able to find new heating elements for that antique toast maker. I bet they were hard to find for that old appliance. Anyway, it looks much better and it works like a charm too. Excellent work.
I'm very glad you liked it. It was a very challenging project for me, but I am very happy with the result. Thank you for watching the video and liking it.💙💙
That was my first thought too. Looks as if they were designed for the old irons.
A great find though. Finding parts before the internet was tough sometimes.
Toaster turned out lovely.
VERY impressive ! Excellent and usable kitchen tool. Thanks for sharing !
Thank you very much. Your valuable comment made me very happy.💚💚
Thank. You did a great job restoring that toaster. it looks much nicer. You are really talented and smart to be able to make electrical parts and make screws and bolts and so on. The recovery process is really interesting, I really like your videos.
Thank you very much. I am very happy that you liked the video. I also enjoy watching this process. It is very magical that it turns from that state to brand new. Thank you for watching the video.❤️❤️❤️
Fantastic job. It looks stunning.
I'm so glad you liked it. Thank you for watching the video.🖤🖤
Nicely done. We've come along way baby!
It's nice to see you here. We will succeed together.❤️
The glassy crispy stuff is mica, a mineral. it was also used for little windows in old stoves and ovens.as a sort of glas. Very fire resistent.
Very true. Thank you for this good information.❤
Amazing..... You are genius sir 🙏 from INDIA 🇮🇳
I am sending my big love to INDIA.🙏 I am very glad that you watched and liked the video. Thank you very much. 💜
Truly amazing!
Such skills 👏
I'm so glad you liked it.❤️❤️
Another beautiful restoration
Thank you very much. I'm glad to see you here.🖤🖤🖤
This was awesome! incredible job as always :)!
I'm so glad you liked it. Thank you very much.❤❤
😍Beautiful work‼️ 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 From 🇧🇷
Thank you! 😊
Lepo je ponovo uživati u Vašem radu!Pozdrav iz Srbije👍❤
Šaljem svoju veliku ljubav u Srbiju❤ Tako mi je drago što te ponovo vidim ovde. Hvala ti puno.❤❤
Beautifully detailed restoration!
Ingenious, the tools used to unbend that tray!
I'm very glad you liked it. Thank you for watching the video.💜💜
Creo que me he vuelto adicta a estos videos 💖
Muchas gracias. Estoy muy feliz de escuchar eso.❤
Yo tambien !!
Wow, The very first George Foreman Grill.....Great job
I'm very glad you liked it. Thank you very much.❤
Удивительные винтажные вещи. Я удивляюсь, где мастер находит нужные старинные запчасти, всякие керамические штучки для электричества, ведь их уже давно не делают. Отличная работа, замечательная антикварная вещь.
Я очень рада, что вам понравилось. Здесь есть площадочки, где продаются такие материалы.
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this is insane 😭😭 ur so talented
Thank you very much. I'm very glad you liked it.❤️
Parabéns. Trabalho super.
A brincadeira do uso da resistência velha pegou a mim sim. Acreditei que iria fazer reaproveitamento.
Sucesso!!!!
Estou muito feliz que você assistiu o vídeo e gostou. Apesar de ter sido um grande desafio, também estou feliz com o resultado. Obrigado pelo seu valioso comentário. Fico feliz em vê-lo aqui.❤
Wow incredible, the restoration was beautiful and perfect! 💜 💜 💜
My dear Marcia 💜 💜 💜 It makes me very happy to see you. I'm very glad you liked it. Thank you very much.💜 💜💜 💜
@@AntiqueVintageRestoratioNs 😀🥰💜💜💜💜
Великолепная работа! 👍👏
Я так рада, что вам понравилось. Спасибо за просмотр видео.👍❤
the sandosqueezer version 1.0 it seems. Very nice repair job boss!
It's a different analogy. 😉I'm very glad you liked the video.💚💚
the sound of cheese between the grilled bread makes me want a grilled cheese sandwich.
Go ahead and make yourself a perfect cheese sandwich.💙💙
great restoration
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Cracking little resto job, ham and cheese for me pls👍👍
It tasted delicious too. Thank you for liking the video.💜💜💜
This was so satisfying and seeing the end product was nice😅
I'm glad you liked it. Thank you very much.❤
You're such a great work to toast maker 😀😀😀😀😀💯💯💯💯💯🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉✅✅✅✅✅
I'm so glad you liked it.❤❤❤❤
WOW great job
Hey man, I'm glad you liked it. Thank you very much.❤❤
Супер волшебно получилось! 👍👍👍
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Fantastic job on this restoration. I am happy to see that it works beautifully.
Dear Eve. I'm so glad to see you again. Thank you very much for watching and liking the video.💙💙💙
Amazing..... You are genius sir ///
Thank you very much. I am very glad that you watched and liked the video.❤
Awesome work
Thanks a lot 😊❤️❤️
Man, the video is great, but why can't you spray WD-40 on the right place at once?
LOL😊❤
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Fantastic job
Thank you so much 😀
Is the thing you used to basically power wash the rust off an air pressure device?it’s super cool!
I use glass beads. The size is different for each product.❤
Because I have misophonia, little sounds (like chewing, tapping, water dripping, lip smacking, and such) drive me up a wall!
However, listening to these restoration videos is soothing and comforting. It's also educational and suchas.
so, thanks!
I'm so glad you liked it. What a nice comment. It's nice to see you here. Thank you very much.❤❤
This is something I would love to learn how to do
Then start somewhere. You will get used to it and learn it over time. It took me years to learn these. I'm sure you will succeed.❤
Wow awesome
Thanks 🤗❤️❤️❤️
It's been a long time since I've seen the Siemens Schuckert 1918 toaster oven get restored. What I'll never see is a garage sink tub with working faucets get restored. 💪 👷♀️ 👷♂️ 🧿
Thank you very much for watching the video.💜💜💜💜
'ok no.....the 3 "what's" at 21:45 gennuinly made me think i was going insane
I wanted you to think I would do it that way.❤️😅😅
I had to replay the scene like 3 times, I thought I was going insane for a sec too!!!
Amazing job
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Excellent job.
Thank you very much.❤
Nice job👍
Thanks 👍
C’est magnifique 😍
Merci beaucoup.❤❤
When a company uses the heating pad from an electric clothes iron to make a toaster 🧐🤓🥸
Many of the resistors are used in the same way. Thank you for watching the video.
Merhaba. Tebrik ederim, harika sonuç 👌 Üretici firmanın uygun, kare bir reziztans üretmek yerine, ütü için tasarlanmış rezistans kullanması ilginç. Üretim yeri neresiymiş?
I'm so glad you liked it. Thank you very much.The resistances in such products are generally the same type. It would be more accurate to say that this model of resistance is used according to its size, rather than being produced for ironing. The seller said that it was German made.🖤
@@AntiqueVintageRestoratioNs Teşekkür ederim. Bu arada, çok iyi derecede Türkçe konuşabiliyorum :))
Идеальный тост👌
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Looks like they may have used parts of an electric iron, perhaps made by a company that made irons as well.
Usually the same resistance is used. I opened a couple of other toast maker and their insides were the same shape. They serve the same function.
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İzlerken bir anda boyadaki Türkçe yazıları görünce şaşırdım pek alışık olduğumuz bir durum değil böyle içerikler başarılarınızın devamını dilerim
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Where do you found these magnificent diamonds in the rough?
Here people throw them on the roadside because they are unusable. I buy them from them at very cheap prices.💙💙
Would you have an idea what that plastic-like material sandwiched into the heating elements were? Fiberglass maybe?
The material is mica. Thank you very much for watching the video.🧡🧡
Where do you find these items? They are precious after your restoration!
Many people think that when their belongings break down, they cannot be repaired, so they either throw them away or leave them on the roadside. I buy them at a very cheap price. Sometimes they sit in warehouses for years without being used.💚💚
Very Toasty and another Successful Restoration!
Sincerely Yours 🤠 Mr Severance,
"The Cake 😋 🍰🎂 🥳🎉 🎊 Man".
🤠 Mr Severance, if you taste it, you will love it. Thank you very much.
Best regards 🤠,
"Cake 😋 🍰🎂 🎉 🎊 Man".
I notice the heating element looks like an iron (for clothes). I bet the company also made irons and just re-used the same parts!
It's absolutely true. When I disassembled it, I thought the same thing. But in general, the resistors are similar to each other.❤
Magnifique toaster 😅
Merci.😅😅❤
Eres increíble !!!
Muchas gracias.💜💜
6:56 - I hope that isn’t asbestos. Maybe mica.
Its structure is very similar to mica. It is a thinner structure. It is a type of resistance that helps heating. It is not rusty. It is just a structure that has rotted dirt over the years.
How did you find those heating elements?! Probably took twice as long as the rest of the project
It was quite difficult for me. The shooting of the video takes two weeks. It takes me a month to buy the equipment and gather materials.❤
Wow I am floored again!!!! I was shocked it looked like the bottom of 2 irons to heat the press. Was the heating element made custom since I know you shouldn't be able to find Formica anywhere. Either way what an awesome job, the original panni press!!! BTW where were my seashells? LOL
Dear Beth, I'm so happy you're here.💜It's not always seashells like that.LOL..Actually, I was surprised too. I didn't know that the inside of the toaster could be seen like this. It had the same resistance. I didn't have it specially made. In my country, such heating elements are sold as standard.
Wow I didn't know that the elements were standard there, that is interesting. What country are you from? Also, I still say they slapped to irons together and called it a toaster. As a side note, as long as you put out videos I will be watching. When I find content I like I stick with it, so you are stuck with me LOL🙂
I missed how you were able to replace the thin piece that was coated in flaking material (fiberglass?) visible at 6:40
The material used is mica. It is an honor for me to be taught something. Thank you very much.💚
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It looks like they used the heating element of a clothes iron, engineering was so fascinating back then
Yes, the heating elements are very similar to each other. Their logic is the same anyway. I'm very glad you watched the video.❤
What are these shards that flake off of the heating element? Like what material is this?
Its structure is very similar to mica. It is a thinner structure. It is a type of resistance that helps heating. In the past, this type of resistors were used more. However, in our time, metal-structured resistors have become healthier and more useful.
@@AntiqueVintageRestoratioNs thank you
@@petrescuework-difficultcas6581 IIRC, it's isinglass -- a kind of resistive/insulative material made from minerals.
@@OtherSarah2 Thank you!
@@OtherSarah2 Thank you!
This may seem like a crazy question, but can an iron skillet be reseasoned with sunflower oil?
First you need to remove the old seasoning from the pan. You can season it again using sunflower oil.
Cast iron can be seasoned with any oil that has a relatively high smoke point. My go-to is usually vegetable shortening because it's easy to apply (just rub it on like a paste) and is virtually flavorless. Whatever you can afford and/or are comfortable using should work fine.
lol the tape on the heating element got me
I'm so glad I could impress you.❤
I would have sandblasted the cooking surfaces as well. Any seasoning is super old and filthy. Better to have shiny clean metal and make a new seasoning on it. But nice work. This device is certainly not compliant with any current regulations, but it was made in a time when safety was not invented yet.
I'm very glad you liked it. Thank you for watching the video.💛💛💛
The flexible hose that contains the wires between the top and bottom was rather rusty, so you blasted and polished the outside.
But what about the inside? How much rust was in there, and what can be done for it?
I suppose you could point the sandblasting nozzle into the hose, but obviously it can't go against the polishing wheel.
Unfortunately, it is not possible to show everything in the video. If I show everything, this will be a video of more than 1 hour. I take sections from time to time, of course I cleaned the rust everywhere. Thank you for this nice warning and your attention. I use it safely.🖤🖤🖤
thn toaster what did you do
I brought it back to life.❤
YES I can remember those toast makers 2 😊😊 the other 1S weren't electric and U could fix toast the same way that 2 was old school 😊😊 OMG 1O 11 2O23
You have a very strong memory. I'm surprised you remember. I'm very glad to see you here again. Thank you very much.🤍
A toast to your restored toaster.
One thing I'd wonder, however, is why WD-40, which is a rustproofer not a rust breaker. I'd think to use some kind of vegetable oil, which won't require any kind of cleaning except normal household cleaning.
WD-40 is also a rust remover. It is generally used on stuck screws. After tightening, you need to wait about 15 minutes. Don't mind the fast pace in the video, we are waiting.💚💚
very good
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Das Video kann man ganz ohne Gequassel 🤫✔️und Musikgedudel genießen!🔇✔️
Sehr gut! 😊👍💪
Ich freue mich sehr, dass es Ihnen gefallen hat. Ihr Feedback ist für mich sehr wertvoll. Vielen Dank. 😊💛💛💛
I am still a bit skeptical about the grill plates not being sand blasted and reseasoned. This looks a bit risky. But great restoration on the whole.
I will be more careful. I'm glad you liked it. Thank you very much.❤
Harika iş 😮
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It's funny that he didn't taste it 🤣
Cool restore 👍🏾
Thank you for liking and watching the video.🧡🧡
Wonderful work, but how you are sure about the date and age of applicants? I thought at that time things was more heavy quality I am watching you since a bit of time wondering about quality of materials
I buy these at very cheap prices. Some say they belong to their grandmother's, some say they belong to their mother and father's youth. In this way, the year of use is revealed.🧡🧡
Wow nice job, next time use real cheese pls :P jk and i was laughing what you said ''wait what'' haha good job sir
I actually wanted to use cheddar or mozzarella. However, I was able to find this. Thank you for watching the video.💚💚
Np, I want to send you real cheese from the Netherlands 🇳🇱 ❤
Big love to the Netherlands.❤❤I would love to. I would like to visit and buy it one day. Your kindness made me very happy. ❤@@LovelyBianca75
Sempre fico pensando, será que alguna vez já desmontou alguma peça e esqueceu como montar?
Claro que esqueço, às vezes tento encontrar o caminho certo voltando e observando como o desmontei.😁❤
belissimo trabalho
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Really like watching your videos (subscribed!) but I would be really grateful if you could label all the products, liquids etc that you use in your restorations. They're a bit of a mystery to me. Great sense of humour by the way.Thanks.
Then welcome to my channel. I'm very happy to see you here. You can ask any time you want about the materials I have, I will be happy to help you. It would take me a long time to list them all here. But of course I will try for you.❤❤
I think you can brush your teeth and give it that beef flavour. While givin it that shine you never saw before.
Nice work. Q? Did you use glass beads in the sand machine? They were white. I always thought it was glass. Or beach sand?
Have a nice Week.
Yep they are glass.(700-1200grid).Thanks for watching. ❤❤❤❤
You too funny - packing tape... 😁
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Good fantastis bro👏👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you very much my beautiful brother.💛💛💛
عاشت 🎉 الايادي
شكرا جزيلا.🖤
Разбераешь вафельницу бах, а там утюг ))))))))
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Eselente traballo vil você eo cara traballa muito ben😊😊
Muito obrigado. Envio meus melhores cumprimentos meus e de meu assistente.😊💛💛💛
Nossa estava bem enferrujado mas está ficando lindo
O resultado me deixou feliz. Senti que meu trabalho árduo valeu a pena.❤
What about pastrami?
Ahh, I would love to have that. I will definitely make it for my next toast.❤️❤️
You gave the Toaster an 2nd life
I'm so glad I was able to save this machine. Thank you so much for watching.💜💜
idea that somebody put 2 heating pads of flatirons to use it to make toast feels funny
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