1883 Sausage Stuffer Restoration - Antique Kitchen Tool 

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No kidding, were you really involved in this production?

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@@CoolAgainRestoration ---- Late comment here, but it's nice to read on the original label that the "witch means no spoilage".

@@CoolAgainRestoration I think you should've used actual golden paint and not a pen. And yes I know they are basically the same but pen is a bit inferrior in this situation

I, too, find these videos very relaxing. I have been recommending this channel to all my maker friends.

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It's funny how taste varies. I think the pitted unrestored pieces looked unfinished. I would much rather have had the smooth shiny bolts and rough casting marks removed, but to each their own. Either way awesome job Cool Restorations!

You are so kind Ted ! Thank you very much 😊 cheers

I cant believe he sandblasted that original vintage label :(

@@snarkymcsnarkles3493 he would have restored it if it was possible...but by the looks that was impossible the sticker would just crack at the smallest touch to remove it

What kind of sand?

@@yourinmkim1352 sandblasting sand was used...duh?

I’m proud now because I saw a lot of people liked it so much . Thanks a lot mate 😊

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Thanks a lot and glad you enjoyed! Keep that safe because is part of you history 👍

Thanks buddy! Actually I will do today a bbq 😎

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What a treasure of family memories!!!

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Too much gold and glitter for my taste but that is what the client ordered.

Thanks YOU very much mate! How are you doing ?

@@CoolAgainRestoration just a heads up theres a typo on the sticker. the sausage stuffer says "all air is excluded witch"

Looking forward to your next video, Mr. P. Cheers.

@@cavemanvi I see it now too! That's so unfortunate!!

@@cavemanvi it says "bored true" also instead of bored through

Thanks Coby! Today I make the bbq 🤣I will tell you later about the taste 😎🤠👍 cheers 🍻

Me too, but I refrained.

Yes, indeed! Amazing work and now I have to ask: how were the sausages?

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These were made with neither great craftsmanship nor pride. They were mass-produced, cast as you point out, from rough molds. They're full of casting imperfections and the tolerances are ridiculous. It's a good bit of kit and serves its purpose, but it's not a hand-made swiss watch.

@@YYZed If I have to take your opinion or that of "Cool Again Resoration," I choose the latter. Many products of that era were made to last. Granted, cast iron products had and do have imperfections, but so what????? This is a product made in 1883 and, except for a bit of wear and tear, its in pretty good shape. How long do modern-day products last????? They're lucky to last 5 to 7 years, the majority of parts made of cheap plastic, and are thrown out after they break. So, I don't really put that much validity in your comments.

@@southtexasprepper1837 don't romanticize the past like this. They punched the proverbial clock, poured hot metal into a mold, took their meager paycheck, and went home.

@@YYZed Please forgive me if I have a sense of nostalgia for the past. I'm not really too sure what your problem is, but I think you're overplaying your hand in your criticism. What's your distain for the past????? Were you wronged in a past life of yours????? Even today, it takes a lot of skill to make cast iron or alloyed products by hand. How about the manufacture of Bells????? Before more modern technology, it took a great deal of skill to form the casts, melt and pour the hot molten metal, at the time to tone the bells by ear, and have the bells shipped to their destination. The same goes for the building of ships, the building of framework of buildings without modern day equipment. These people that made these products at the time worked hard. Much harder than some people today. To lessen their contributions demeans these people. Some of them that were My Ancestors! If you sit there and accuse me of "romanticize the past," then all I can say is: "Guilty As Charged and Damn Proud of It!" What are you going to accuse me of next????? I'm not impressed by your opinion anyway and didn't solicit it. You really need to get a hobby.

True that. There's something so satisfying about it.

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Wow 🤩 very nice 👍 keep it safe 👌

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You are so kind ! Thanks for that 🥰

Then you should really check out My Mechanics. This channel is friends with him and often compared to that channel

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For me, leaving the imperfections on a piece 140 years old is an easy choice. Unless it is damaged, I feel that it adds beauty to something that has survived for so long.

Thanks buddy 😊 you should try

@@CoolAgainRestoration I have - that's why I watch you instead 😂

@@imrightyourewrong6274 keep trying, we all suck at first. This guy probably sucked at first too.

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Do you remember how much it cost back then? Cause for 300 bucks today, a machine like that would be made of plastic and aluminum crap and be broken within the year with regular use, so I'd love to figure out how much that piece of quality machinery would've cost in today's money.

I don’t know the value in today money but for example in my last video I restored a hand crank grinder, an antique tool too. I found an ad from that era and it was 12$… not too much now, but I guess in 1930 would means something…

@@CoolAgainRestoration I go by looking up what minimum or average wage was then and comparing to the list price. 1930 was before the first minimum wage was set, but averages for south were 34c an hour and north 48c an hour. No taxes withholding then, so at 40c/hr, $12 was 30 hours of labor. A loaf of bread was 9c and $1350 a year was a living wage… and no adjustments for inflation, net take home on minimum wage today is about $5 an hour, so the equivalent is about $1500. Now mind you I’d usually do more adjustments because of what it is .. or look it up on an inflation calculator. $1 in 1930 is $17.74 today is $212.88 for a $12 item. Montgomery Ward Catalog of 1930 lists three sizes, largest one $11.95 So in this case for solid cast metal and all, Chinese made, modern, possibly $250. This item made today as it was back then, $700-800.

Defiantly...definitely?

I found a photo of an old advertisement that listed the 4 qt for $5.50. I don’t know what year the ad was though. I was assuming closer to 1900

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Thank you very much and I understand your point of view 😊

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Wow, nice. I worked with it and I can say it is a nice and unique item 😎

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Thanks Steven 😊 cheers

Very true! Thank you very much 😊

Yeah, the legend says the smell is still in the workshop 🤣

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Also this cylinder is or was bored . And maybe it was used for making juice. But I preferred to use it on making sausage this time

@@CoolAgainRestoration There would have been a Medium and Small mesh straining plate originally. The large could be used to make sausage, the medium to make applesauce, and the small to make juice for wine and cider (and lard from boiled fat). Fermentation doesn't just make juice fun to drink, it also preserves it. People who lived before the age of pasteurization, sterile packaging, and sorbates didn’t drink much juice.

@@CoolAgainRestoration Mine wasn't. It was casting rough on the inside. Not bad quality, just that sand like finish. Old tools are the best. :)

Thanks buddy 😊

Thank you very much and glad you liked it ! No, actually a lot of people said me about the typo. It was a mistake from the seller of the sticker. He sent me a new one , this time is correct 👍 thanks a lot for your feedback

@@CoolAgainRestoration btw I thought it was someone else who made the mistake and not you because the original label had been partially destroyed, so it didn't seem likely they would ask you to make up the text that was missing

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Thank you very much and glad to have a follower like you! You are so kind and you comment here every time 😊 cheers mate

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Now you can sell it for 300-1000$ or put it in museum

Or to keep it to,make some nice dinner

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Thanks buddy 😊

You should never give up and do it with passion 😊

@@CoolAgainRestoration That's the best advice I've received, thank you so much.

Awesome memories Nicole. Glad you enjoyed 😊

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Agree. I'm always eager to jump to the finished restoration, but in order to jump I need to start the vid, and doing so I find even the disassembly fascinating, and all the rest too, soo I watch the whole vid accordingly and it's truly well earned for this pro of all details!

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Awesome 🤩 I feel like I want to taste them 😃

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