Well done!! Those things are pretty ugle machines but love to see machines from back then. and you made it better then new. What I like about machines from that time is that it is still a machine that has people in it. and from the inside you can see that it is a machine. more raw machinery with some basic needs made out of steel and wood instead of plastic and computers. Love that!!!
I had always thought of restoring one, but had never seen any until I took a bicycle trip across Western Canada in the late 80's, and came across quite a few. Looks like a ton of work though..but great job!
I love the restoration, it's stunning. I love to see venerable engineering brought back to life by people who so obviously understand and and respect it. It is a fabulous project, and so beautifully realised that I'd swear I can smell the paint and oil. But, dear God, THAT arrangement of the Joplin...! I found it impossible to watch the clip with the sound on - it is excecrable. It is being played by someone with NO syncopation in their soul and the mistaken belief that they have the talent to improve on the sophisticated simplicity of the composer's intent. Truly, truly horrible!
Quite a labor of love to totally rebuild the machine.Did you name it at the finish ? I like the look and practical design of those machines , only wish the still made them . Again haha off to you for a outstanding effort!
Qq peu me dire ouje peu avoir des plans pour remonter un b 12 il a plus grand chose après pour le moment mais bien décider à le refaire au complet mer i pour les infos si vous en avez
