Canadian Key Cutting Machine Restoration - Uncovering the Secrets of a Rare Machine! 

Thanks for the Canadian content portion of the program. We in Canada used to make almost all of our own machenery and we stopped doing this now. We buy from Japan and China. Again Thanks for this

@@rosellabill Thank you for watching my videos! In Europe it is the same, we import almost everything...

OY!!! You misspelled your own name !!! Such are the brainwaves of perfectionists 😸🤣💋🫶🏻😂

@gaylereid8264 , thanks for letting me know! I didn't see that till now 😅

@@rustyshadesrestoration HaHaHa❣️ I am impressed w/ the swiftness of finding my correction, I mean comment. They don’t call me eagle eye for naught 😻

Thank you JT!

I'm happy I could bring back those beautiful memories with my video! 🙂

my dad was a locksmith when i was growing up. i used to cut spare keys for friends, without asking of course . his was big , green and heavy like that one , same brand , different model i think.

Agree! 🥰

That's right ✅️

Cool! I'm so happy that I could bring it back to life. It is satisfying to duplicate keys 😀

Wow! That's so amazing! Thanks for sharing this! 👍 🙂

Thank you, James. It is nice to hear from you! Cheers

Thank you so much, Tom! 🙂

I'm so happy to know that you enjoyed the video. Thank you for your feedback and for watching my work! Cheers

Thank you! 🙂

Glad you enjoyed it

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I'm so glad to know that! 🙂 Thank you for watching!

Thank you! 🙂

@@rustyshadesrestoration you're welcome :)

Thank you!

Glad you like them!

Thank you! 🙂

Dziękuję! Pozdrawiam

Indeed! 🙂

Glad you enjoyed it!

Hahaha, Oscar? 😀 Thank you for your kind words! 🫠

Always! 😀

Thank you very much!

Thank you! Yes, that's correct!

Thank you! 🙂

Dziękuję bardzo! Pozdrawiam

Thanks for the tip!

Thanks 😁

Glad you enjoyed it!

I'm happy to know that! Thank you! 🙂

Thank you! 🙂

Thank you! 🙂

Thank you very much!

Glad you enjoyed it

The restoration process and the video production took me precisely 28 days.

I appreciate that

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Thank you! 🙂

Thank you so much! I think the same, but I can't be 100% sure. I couldn't find a similar one on the web..

Merci beaucoup! 🙂

Derien 🙂

Thank you! 👍

Merci beaucoup! 🙂

Dziękuję!

Thank you, Marja! 🙂

Merci beaucoup!

I'm glad you enjoyed the video. I just changed the gloves brand this time, but not the size and somehow, they're a bit bigger 🤷‍♂️

That's hardly any restorations lmao

But ya got to love the rusty plastic 😅

The company was founded in the 20s and closed its doors in 1985. I think the same as you..

There is the green wire 🙂

Hahahha 😅

@@rustyshadesrestoration can't complain about the colors though, classic 👌

Thank you! I chose to spray paint this time because I could see the colours matching in my head: Hunter's green with Silver Hammerite. The Silver isn't available in my powder-coating stock or in my country, so that's why. 😃

@@rustyshadesrestoration Awesome! It definitely turned out great!

Indeed! 😃

It was broken enough to don't work...

Thanks for the information 👍 😀

Thank you! Yes, but only one; the other one was in perfect shape. The paint job turned out fantastic. I'm super happy with these spray cans.

To be fair, it’s a process that not a lot of people can afford to have, not so much the blasting media and cabinet, but the air volume required… The ones that went through a lot to overcome those hurdles naturally get biased towards highlighting it more in a ‘I can finally do this sort of thing!’ kind of way…

@asakayosapro I never thought of that. Thank you. That makes total sense.

@@jamesfield5346 as with all novelites, the initial excitement does cool down over time for new ways of doing things, whether it be turning metal, milling metal, sandblasting, ultrasonic cleaning, powder coating, brazing, welding and other things that usually either have a high price tag or require a lot of specialized equipment and skill to perform. This of course varies from tradesman to tradesman, as well as how much of their hard earned money they invest into these equipment _as well as the necessary supporting infrastructure, supplies, ancillary equipment, et cetera.._ It’s doable to buy a big 8’ old iron lathe, or perhaps a Bridgeport, but you get that bad boy home and …wait, this thing runs on three phase power? Whaddya mean single phase 240 won’t cut it? What do you mean i need a dividing head to mill helical gears? Hang on, DROs are that expensive? And on and on and on… and that’s not even mentioning consumables and tooling. This goes for manual and CNC machines, though if one can afford an industrial-grade CNC, either they know what they are doing, or their pockets are deep enough to overcome the growing pains of running one - and learning how to without breaking it (hopefully), whether it be on a hobby level or for a business startup. Same goes with most other processes that involve specialized equipment, and this isn’t limited to the regular skilled trades. There’s also the electronics repair and it’s subset, data recovery. Just the specialized hardware card alone for the latter is going for $7k off eBay, and that’s without the skill set and knowledge that the providers of such a service have on how to make good use of it enough to justify charging the prices they have for the services they provide - and this is despite the efforts of the usual greedcorps to make life difficult for people who want their electronics fixed, instead of chucking the thing over a single dead chip that isn’t even 1% of the cost of the entire device, and buying a new one. Such reasons, among other things, are why Louis Rossmann and many others really dislike Apple, John Deere and all others that do the same anti-customer practices. But enough of that tangent; in the end, people like to show off what they invest in to make things, to make things work with, and to make things work better with. Though, I do agree that putting too much central focus on a single process just for the sake of vanity has little, if no merit, that’s just a content creator’s preference, or perhaps, just them being happy with their new ‘big toys for the big boys’.

@asakayosapro thank you so much for that breakdown. My closed mindedness observation was totally off base and just my preference point of view. Also, I didn't think all the way through of their excitement of being able to and having the means to do their passions. I also highlight my "new big boy toys" to others. Probably more than they really care to see. I will, now try to think of their experiences rather than my personal enjoyment of the videos. Thanks again.

Thank you! More like a blade than a file...

Thanks a lot! 🙂

Hi there! When I have big projects like this, with a lot of parts, I take pictures. That's more than enough for me, but not for everything usually I do it for small little things to make sure I don't miss them.

That's right! 👍

Thanks for the tip!

Thank you. I live close to a railway station 🙂

Thank you! I just replaced it with a new one.

After wire brushing, yes, it worked.