Restoration of a greek brass pepper mill I Dr. Hut of Handcraft

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Welcome back and welcome to all new subscribers! I am so happy to have you guys here!
I bought this pepper mill from a private guy. He told me that he had found it at the metal waste. Good guy, selling stuff from the metal waste 😄
You will see a lot of sanding brass on the lathe, lathe turning, cold bluing, vinegar bluing, wire brushing and more in this video!
If you are willing to support me feel free to leave a comment, subscribe and share my work!
I hope you will have some fun watching this video! If you have further questions on tools, my work or the chemistry behind the methods I use like cold bluing or removing rust, don’t hesitate to ask!
Disclaimer:
The experiments are only for educational purposes and serve as entertainment.
I am experienced in handling the used substances and I advise everyone who is not a trained professional not to imitate the experiments I show you.
For experiments which could cause potential danger I will not tell you which chemicals I am using to prevent imitating. Those who know what is happening, know the chemicals anyway and probably are trained professionals. :)
I am not responsible for personal injury or property damage if the experiments will be imitated.
I hope you understand.
Music at the end: Allégro - Emmit Fenn
Until next time!
Much love, Dr. Hut :)
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Restoration of a brass pepper mill I Dr. Hut of Handcraft

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@DrHutOfHandcraft 2 года назад

Hey guys, I hope you liked the video! I also have Instagram, Patreon and Facebook. Here are the links: instagram.com/hutofhandcraft www.patreon.com/DrHutofHandcraft fb.me/HutOfHandcraft

@clagygulap Год назад

These burrs look nicer (far more teeth, more complex machining) than the burrs I've seen in similar mills coming out of Greece today. I wonder who made this one. Btw I've seen meanders on Italian-made brass mills as well.

@DrHutOfHandcraft Год назад

Thank you for your comment!

@HolgerGruber Год назад

Coffee mill aka mocha mill. My grandma owned a similar one she brought back from Spain in the 1930s. Pepper mills with a reservoir at the bottom don't make sense.

@DrHutOfHandcraft Год назад

I actually have a pepper mill with a reservoir at the bottom 😄😄 It is a greek pepper mill, pretty sure about that 😄

@HolgerGruber Год назад

@@DrHutOfHandcraft Easiest way to answer this question is trying to grind coffee beans with this mill. If this works: it's a coffee mill for picknick or travelling (telltale sign: foldable crank) for one or two small cups of mocha á la Turka, which is the traditional way to brew coffee in all countries of the former Ottoman Empire. If not - because the entrance "holes" of the grinder are only big enough for the much smaller peppercorns: it's definitely a pepper mill. BTW: kudos for your marvelous work!

@DrHutOfHandcraft Год назад

@@HolgerGruber thank you 🙂

@pavloszimbrakos4410 2 года назад

Actually looking at that symbol it’s the Minoan part of Greece

@DrHutOfHandcraft 2 года назад

Hm interesting observation 😄🙏🏼

@misterpatina 2 года назад

The end made me laugh so hard 😄😄😄 Sweet job my friend!

@DrHutOfHandcraft 2 года назад

Glad you enjoyed it mate, thank you so much! 🙏🏼

@georgelimoncello5874 2 года назад

What’s up Dr? Just for your info that’s a Greek not pepper mill but Coffee mill!!! Good job!

@DrHutOfHandcraft 2 года назад

Thank you for your comment

@erikvestergaard3922 2 года назад

It is for coffee and not for pepper, it is beduin tool!

@DrHutOfHandcraft 2 года назад

The guy I bought it from actually had a coffee grinder to sell. I also looked at that one, it was built a little bit different in the inside.. I guess pepper and coffee would work 😄

@dinoversari 2 года назад

I think it is a turkish (or so) coffee grinder, no pepper mill. Therefore, the closed back. To catch the coffee.

@DrHutOfHandcraft 2 года назад

Pretty sure that it is a pepper mill. The guy who sold it to me also had a coffee mill that looked more or less similar from the outside , but the inner parts were different. Also it is a greek pepper mill, which you can tell from the engraving, its called meander key

@phillipmullins1643 Год назад

I really appreciate how you do your videos. with th e craftmanship of repair and the chemical explanations of the fluids used for the parts. Oh, poofs and booms are a nice touch. Keep it up. Thanks!

@DrHutOfHandcraft Год назад

Thank you so much, I really appreciate it! 🙏🏼

@joeemamaaaaa 2 года назад

Similar like this , we used to blend coffee beans

@DrHutOfHandcraft 2 года назад

Yes the coffee grinder looks similar to this one :)

@ericfg806 2 года назад

Yes, please, on the vinegar bluing procedure.

@DrHutOfHandcraft 2 года назад

Hey mate, thank you for your comment! Of course you have to degrease the parts first. Cold bluing with vinegar is actually pretty simple (doesn't work with stainless steel): The acetic acid of the vinegar reacts with the iron and builds Iron (II) acetate. In this reaction hydrogen is also released. The reaction scheme goes like this: Fe + 2 CH3COOH --> Fe(CH3COOH)2 + H2 Iron (II) acetate makes the steel turn black. Btw Iron acetate is also the product which we receive when removing rust with acetic acid. In that case we brush it off, in this case we conserve it to stay. Heating of the vinegar is not necessary but it speeds up the reaction, since chemical reactions take place faster with higher temperatures. There is a rule of thumb which says that chemical reactions take place double to triple times faster when the temperature is raised for 10 Kelvin. The name of this equation is the 'Arrhenius equation', you can check that out if you are interested! If you want to try that out remember doing this only with a proper container, which is heat resistant. I used Borosilicate 3.3 glas. I hope my explanation was good enough. Let me know if you have further questions, I will be happy to answer them!

@nahidnasiriyan1534 2 года назад

💚💚

@DrHutOfHandcraft 2 года назад

❤️

@auChevalierRed Год назад

My first impression is confirmed and so, I've just subscribed. Have a lovely week! PS; May I add a link to your channel on my Pinterest account?

@DrHutOfHandcraft Год назад

Thank you for your support! Yes if you like 😄

@JLfromSF 2 года назад

It’s a Turkish ottoman Haci Artin coffee grinder. (19th century ?) Nice and clean restauration. Very well done. 👍

@DrHutOfHandcraft 2 года назад

Thank you very much for your comment mate! It looks a little like the coffee grinder you’re talking about , but it’s actually greek and a pepper mill. You can tell that it’s greek from the symbols on it, which are called meander

@LadyLeigh 9 месяцев назад

I love things that have history, whether it be household or garage tools! The Greek key decoration is lovely and I wonder about its history! Beautiful restoration yet again!

@DrHutOfHandcraft 9 месяцев назад

Thank you, glad you liked the video!

@gaynorjackson8857 2 года назад

Beautiful restoration from rubbish to stunning love the video congratulations on a superb restoration

@DrHutOfHandcraft 2 года назад

Thank you very much for your kind words! 🙏🏼

@georgiewanders 2 года назад

Based on the shape and engravings of it it’s a Greek coffee grinder Cool work 👏

@DrHutOfHandcraft 2 года назад

Thank you very much! Greek yes, but I am pretty sure that it is a pepper mill. The guy who sold it to me had a similar one for coffee and the inner parts looked different, bigger and the shape was also different. But I am sure that It’s also possible to grind coffee with it 😄

@georgiewanders 2 года назад

@@DrHutOfHandcraft pepper or coffee this is an artifact with obvious Arabic influence. It most probably comes from the Greek Ionian part of Micra Asia , modern day Turkey. The minimal amount of engravings points to an everyday used item rather than a show off kitchen asset.

@DrHutOfHandcraft 2 года назад

@@georgiewanders Why arabic influence? The engravings (meander) are ancient greak ornamentation.

@georgiewanders 2 года назад

@@DrHutOfHandcraft Influence regarding the use of brass in that manner. Other then that the engravings are obviously Greek going back a couple thousand years. Greeks were already using brass for much more complex things like navy compasses since Aristotle's time (c. 330 B.C.). For example the Antikythera mechanism is an ancient Greek hand-powered orrery, described as the oldest example of an analogue computer was also made of brass.

@DrHutOfHandcraft 2 года назад

@@georgiewanders Ah okay now I understand! Thank you for the info, that is very interesting! 🙏🏼

@colephares4973 Год назад

Absolute shot in the dark guess of the bottom symbol is maybe it represents Mount Olympus?

@DrHutOfHandcraft Год назад

Yes maybe, good idea!

@lancevanbeurden3184 2 года назад

What an absolutely stunning piece (after all your hard work) gorgeous!

@DrHutOfHandcraft 2 года назад

Thank you so much 🙏🏼

@ГянджаТойс 2 года назад

Modern mills are much more useful. You can easily remove tray, which is held on the thread, also parts are plastic and no not contain zinc.

@DrHutOfHandcraft 2 года назад

@@ГянджаТойс I am sure that that is matter of taste 😄 And btw, brass always contains zinc 😃

@PureRushXevus 2 года назад

I jumped both at the noise from the science experiment, and the sneeze xD I really like the black and gold contrasts on this, the brass rivet on the handle was much nicer than just the same colour on everything like the old one

@DrHutOfHandcraft 2 года назад

😂😂 that’s why I wrote “attention: loud” in the subtitles so you guys don’t jump 😂 Thank you very much for your comment mate! 🙏🏼

@PureRushXevus 2 года назад

@@DrHutOfHandcraft I knew it was coming, yet I still got spooked haha

@DrHutOfHandcraft 2 года назад

@@PureRushXevus 😄😄

@davidgoodman6596 2 года назад

What is the goopy substance used to clean the brass?

@DrHutOfHandcraft 2 года назад

Vinegar, salt and flour. It removes patina of brass, bronze and copper. 1/3 of all

@supershiba8346 2 года назад

Amazing work! More people need to see this. I hope that the algorithm catapults your videos to everyones front-page! :)

@DrHutOfHandcraft 2 года назад

Thank you so much! 🙏🏼

@ivanrelota3169 2 года назад

This is not a peppermill, it is a turkish cofee mill

@DrHutOfHandcraft 2 года назад

It is a greek pepper mill. Greak because of the meander signs. Explanation in the pinned comment

@BB_Chaptsick 2 года назад

Haha…. Nice ending. It will work as a peppermill for sure, but I think it was actually made to finely grind roasted coffee beans. Turkish coffee is the best. Anyways, you put a lot of work into that. It looks great. Awesome job, sir!

@DrHutOfHandcraft 2 года назад

Thank you mate! Actually the guy who sold it to me had another one of these, looking slightly different from the inside, which he was selling as a coffee grinder 🤔 I guess both works 😄

@HandsonRestoring 2 года назад

congratulations 👌. Top class filming and efiting as your handcraft. i'm sure your channel Will get the views it deserves son. cheers 👍

@DrHutOfHandcraft 2 года назад

Thank you very much mate! 🙏🏼

@DrMrSmooth 2 года назад

You have nice videos with restoration. Keep going mate 👍❤

@DrHutOfHandcraft 2 года назад

Thank you very much mate! 🙏🏼

@mountopia77 2 года назад

Now it cost more then its worth.

@DrHutOfHandcraft 2 года назад

😄

@jeromebarois1875 2 года назад

Wonderful job 👍 And, yeah, you called for it 😋: what is this vinegar blueing thing?

@DrHutOfHandcraft 2 года назад

Hello again Jerome, thank you very much! So the cold bluing with vinegar is actually pretty simple (doesn't work with stainless steel): The acetic acid of the vinegar reacts with the iron in the steel and builds Iron (II) acetate. In this reaction hydrogen is also released. The reaction scheme goes like this: Fe + 2 CH3COOH --> Fe(CH3COO)2 + H2 Iron (II) acetate makes the steel turn black. Btw Iron acetate is also the product which we receive when removing rust with acetic acid, remember? In that case we brush it off, in this case we conserve it to stay. The heating of the vinegar is not necessary, but it speeds up the reaction, since chemical reactions take place faster with higher temperatures. There is a rule of thumb which says that chemical reactions take place double to triple times faster when the temperature is raised for 10 Kelvin. The name of this equation is the 'Arrhenius equation', you can check that out if you want! I hope my explanation was good enough. Let me know if you have further questions, I will be happy to answer them! Thanks again and greetings from Germany.

@jeromebarois1875 2 года назад

@@DrHutOfHandcraft Thanks for the explanation 🙏 I suspected it had a link with anti-rust vinegar method, but now I’m wondering: is the protective layer enough « protective » since in the other process it seems not too difficult to brush it away? And greetings from France 😊

@nurmaybooba 2 года назад

@@DrHutOfHandcraft thank-you!

@DrHutOfHandcraft 2 года назад

@@jeromebarois1875 Great question! The Iron II acetate on the rust removed parts is like only a top layer which is caused by the reaction, you can even clean it away with your finger, because it is also very loose. When bluing you have a degreased and clean part, which you put in the vinegar for some time (with heat) and the iron acetate layer is more durable. And of course you have to conserve it afterwards, if you don’t do that it would probably come of easily (like with other bluing methods). You could probably brush it away also, but I am pretty sure that this also works with regular bluing methods, like some quick bluing substances, since its only a thin and superficial protective layer. After all I think that this method should be as durable as other bluing methods if done right! 🙏🏼 Thanks a lot again for your support! 🙏🏼

@DrHutOfHandcraft 2 года назад

@@jeromebarois1875 Ah and I forgot: When removing rust with acetic acid there is of course also the rust (which of course is not only iron) which is included in the reaction. Basically the term “rust removing” is not 100 % scientifically accurate, since you are converting “the” rust into something else. With the bluing method we don’t have the rust taking place in the reaction. I am sure that this is also an important factor.

@rosie4runner965 11 месяцев назад

What a beautiful pepper mill.

@DrHutOfHandcraft 11 месяцев назад

Thank you for your comment!

@hasancengizyazar 2 года назад

No pepper, it's caffe mill.

@DrHutOfHandcraft 2 года назад

It is a greek pepper mill. Explanation why is in the pinned comment

@streametal 2 года назад

Great work ! Amazing finish ! Greetings from Germany :)

@DrHutOfHandcraft 2 года назад

Thank you very much mate! Grüße aus Frankfurt! 😄✌🏻

@briansworkshop01 2 года назад

Fantastic job and video thanks for sharing your time and skill🍺🍺👍👍

@DrHutOfHandcraft 2 года назад

Thank you very much brian! 🙏🏼

@farouknaji6508 2 года назад

رهيب ... ممتاز .. ومتميز واكثر من رائع.. أحسنت العمل

@DrHutOfHandcraft 2 года назад

🙏🏼

@pascaljeske7307 2 года назад

A very good Restauration Love it nice Job and Video ❤️👍❤️

@DrHutOfHandcraft 2 года назад

Thank you very much Pascal 🙏🏼

@dannyhenson3141 Год назад

Excellent restoration

@DrHutOfHandcraft Год назад

Thank you! 🙏🏼

@debian4life 2 года назад

I love this channel. Other than the lathe, just tools we all have is used. Actually makes me feel like I can do a restoration.

@DrHutOfHandcraft 2 года назад

Thank you so much mate! Of course you can! I don’t know if you are a mechanic or so, but I am not and I am able to do restorations, so you definitely can do that too! And I only bought this lathe a couple of months ago and you can do what I did also without a lathe, just more time consuming. I was actually thinking about doing a video where I restore something with tools that really everyone has or tools that are at least very cheap. What do you think?

@debian4life 2 года назад

@@DrHutOfHandcraft that would be great!!!

@joelb1299 2 года назад

Very nice! Too pretty for me. I'll go use the $9.99 one from Amazon. :D

@DrHutOfHandcraft 2 года назад

😄😄

@randallporter6841 2 года назад

I restored an old Turkish brass pepper mill a couple of years ago. It was much more decorated, but in better condition than yours Mostly steel wool, and fine sandpaper. I use it every day.

@DrHutOfHandcraft 2 года назад

Very cool! Maybe mine is also turkish? Can you recommend steel wool? I was thinking about using it but I was not sure and didn’t want to damage the brass too much and because it already had some deep scratches I was a little afraid of steel wool, so I stayed with very fine scotch brite. Thank you for your comment!

@midnightsuns1000rr 2 года назад

Great video, I love the little experiments.

@DrHutOfHandcraft 2 года назад

Thank you very much! Glad you like the experiments! 🙏🏼

@johanschoeman869 Год назад

Neat job!

@DrHutOfHandcraft Год назад

Thank you!

@wholefoodplantbasedmama5398 Год назад

Beautiful

@DrHutOfHandcraft Год назад

Thank you!

@alexanderalbach468 Год назад

Love it 🤗

@DrHutOfHandcraft Год назад

Thank you!

@gabo-guerrero Год назад

Another example of your amazing talent and fantastic skills. Thank you for sharing this video and for the knowledge you share with your viewers. The final scene made me jump out of my seat 😂 Congratulations!

@DrHutOfHandcraft Год назад

Thank you so much for your kind words, I really appreciate it! 🙏🏼

@robertsaca3512 2 года назад

Bluing is blue, that's blacking. Bluing requires more skill to achieve.

@DrHutOfHandcraft 2 года назад

That is wrong mate, bluing is not blue. Bluing is a passivation process where a black oxide coating is applied.

@glaglos3414 2 года назад

Best Videos on Your Channel! I love it ❤️

@DrHutOfHandcraft 2 года назад

Thank you so much ❤️

@foxwhiskey Год назад

.....every time you are using your dentist-tools I start shivering 😱 But the restoration is perfect. As usual on your channel !

@DrHutOfHandcraft Год назад

Sorry for that 😄 Thank you !

@thejonathandoan Год назад

That mill is so pretty! I love the extra detail and design of it. Looks like it belongs in the kitchen of Rick Deckard, Blade Runner.

@DrHutOfHandcraft Год назад

😄

@petersohns3489 2 года назад

Great Job.

@DrHutOfHandcraft 2 года назад

Thank you!

@karellodewijks4971 2 года назад

Mokka molen.

@DrHutOfHandcraft 2 года назад

Yes you can probably also use it for coffee :)

@restorationsvsoldthings8868 2 года назад

Hey. Nice video! Good luck with your channel...👆

@DrHutOfHandcraft 2 года назад

Thank you very much!

@TinaMdot 2 года назад

I noticed that symbol on the bottom but I didn't recognize it. Great work nonetheless, Congratulations!

@DrHutOfHandcraft 2 года назад

Thank you very much !

@TinaMdot 2 года назад

@@DrHutOfHandcraft Why are you awake after 1am, I thought you were a student in the medical field, isn't it bad for you to screw up your rhythm? 😉

@DrHutOfHandcraft 2 года назад

@@TinaMdot Yes I am a medical student and I have a very screwed sleeping rhythm 😂 I was studying and after that replying to some comments ! Good night ✌🏻 😄

@TinaMdot 2 года назад

@@DrHutOfHandcraft Good night👋

@rlm98253 2 года назад

Well done, sir.

@DrHutOfHandcraft 2 года назад

Thank you very much 🙏🏼

@ricardoconti3868 Год назад

How much patience and attention to each of the details. You rock bro !

@DrHutOfHandcraft Год назад

Thank you so much!

@LFKGooner 2 года назад

I want a chemical explanation of vinegar bluing.

@DrHutOfHandcraft 2 года назад

Hey mate, thank you for your comment! Of course you have to degrease the parts first. Cold bluing with vinegar is actually pretty simple (doesn't work with stainless steel): The acetic acid of the vinegar reacts with the iron and builds Iron (II) acetate. In this reaction hydrogen is also released. The reaction scheme goes like this: Fe + 2 CH3COOH --> Fe(CH3COO)2 + H2 Iron (II) acetate makes the steel turn black. Btw Iron acetate is also the product which we receive when removing rust with acetic acid. In that case we brush it off, in this case we conserve it to stay. Heating of the vinegar is not necessary but it speeds up the reaction, since chemical reactions take place faster with higher temperatures. There is a rule of thumb which says that chemical reactions take place double to triple times faster when the temperature is raised by 10 Kelvin. The name of this equation is the 'Arrhenius equation', you can check that out if you are interested! If you want to try that out remember doing this only with a proper container, which is heat resistant. I used Borosilicate 3.3 glas. I hope my explanation was good enough. Let me know if you have further questions, I will be happy to answer them!

@LFKGooner 2 года назад

@@DrHutOfHandcraft Thanks for the comprehensive explanation. Did you study chemistry ⚗️ at Uni?🤔

@DrHutOfHandcraft 2 года назад

@@LFKGooner You’re very welcome mate! No I am currently studying medicine at the University where we also had a lot of chemistry and biochemistry and I had advanced courses in chemistry at school

@LFKGooner 2 года назад

@@DrHutOfHandcraft Beautiful stuff!

@DrHutOfHandcraft 2 года назад

@@LFKGooner 🙏🏼🙏🏼

@ГянджаТойс 2 года назад

You did not remove thread burrs at the inner side of milling cone.

@DrHutOfHandcraft 2 года назад

Do you mean the part that has the shaft on it? There was no thread. And like I said in the video, that part is hardened, so I couldn’t do much on it

@nurmaybooba 2 года назад

yes I want all the chemistry that you have ...if not from you who?

@DrHutOfHandcraft 2 года назад

😄😄 do you want the explanation of the vinegar bluing?

@niloofarsadr4649 2 года назад

Wow fantastisch 😀♥️😄 Nachhaltigkeit ist jetzt so wichtig👍

@DrHutOfHandcraft 2 года назад

Merci 🙏🏼❤️

@isaacbeapons6671 2 года назад

I don't have time to read some of the comments. but excellent video 😊

@DrHutOfHandcraft 2 года назад

Thank you very much! 🙏🏼

@markneo1 2 года назад

Excelente trabalho. Parabéns 👏👏🇧🇷

@DrHutOfHandcraft 2 года назад

🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻

@DiamondDustAndVerdigris 2 года назад

Wow! If I hadn't seen you do the work I'd have thought you bought a brand new one. Well done, sir.

@DrHutOfHandcraft 2 года назад

Thank you so much!

@saureano 2 года назад

*Final polishing and other minor details were missing*

@DrHutOfHandcraft 2 года назад

I didn’t polish it on purpose, because i wanted a brushed finish and more matte finish

@saureano 2 года назад

@@DrHutOfHandcraft Ok , sorry

@DrHutOfHandcraft 2 года назад

@@saureano no need to be sorry mate, it’s your opinion and I will consider it in the future! 🙏🏼

@georgebrown8312 2 года назад

That is neat. Very good restoration job. The grinder is working like a charm. Good work.

@DrHutOfHandcraft 2 года назад

Thank you very much! 🙏🏼

@davethursfield9283 Год назад

Stunning work as usual Doc. You knocked it out of the park.

@DrHutOfHandcraft Год назад

Thank you very much for your support Dave!

@weekendstuff 2 года назад

Nice work. And bless you :-)

@DrHutOfHandcraft 2 года назад

Thank you! 😄🙏🏼

@randyclyde4939 2 года назад

Beautiful! Your respect for the item you are working on is wonderful!

@DrHutOfHandcraft 2 года назад

Thank you!

@larrykelly2838 2 года назад

Very nice pepper grinder.

@DrHutOfHandcraft 2 года назад

Yes indeed! Thank you for your comment!

@RetroRestoration 2 года назад

A good solution for not polishing brass 👍😍

@DrHutOfHandcraft 2 года назад

Thanks mate! I am personally not a fan of mirror polishing, so I wanted another finish

@xXdarkpeaceXx 2 года назад

awesome as always

@DrHutOfHandcraft 2 года назад

Thanks mate! 🙏🏼🙏🏼

@scharferschnitt1071 2 года назад

extrem edles Gerät

@DrHutOfHandcraft 2 года назад

🙏🏼❤️

@فيصلالسرحان-ب6ف 2 года назад

حجازيه اصليه 💐

@DrHutOfHandcraft 2 года назад

😄

@Geerah 2 года назад

Whole video was worth it just for the end. Long con restoration channel just for that gag.

@DrHutOfHandcraft 2 года назад

Long con?

@Geerah 2 года назад

@@DrHutOfHandcraft like you only made a restoration channel to make that specific joke

@DrHutOfHandcraft 2 года назад

@@Geerah Now I got it 😂 I really have a very sensitive nose 😂

@RestorationAustralia 2 года назад

Looks new, well done.

@DrHutOfHandcraft 2 года назад

Thank you so much! 🙏🏼

@FrauWNiemand 2 года назад

This isn't just arestoration, You made the whole thing like new. Amazing

@DrHutOfHandcraft 2 года назад

Thank you so much 🙏🏼

@fahedq825 2 года назад

👍👍👍

@DrHutOfHandcraft 2 года назад

🙏🏼🙏🏼✌🏻

@samim208 2 года назад

Very nice work

@DrHutOfHandcraft 2 года назад

Thank you very much! 🙏🏼

@Centurion785 2 года назад

Amazing work!

@DrHutOfHandcraft 2 года назад

Thanks a lot!

@shawnataylor7998 2 года назад

Very nice job!

@DrHutOfHandcraft 2 года назад

Thank you!

@jamesalsup9135 2 года назад

Excellent!

@DrHutOfHandcraft 2 года назад

Thanks a lot!

@persioboni9373 2 года назад

Muito bom !

@DrHutOfHandcraft 2 года назад

🙏🏼

@tips8762 2 года назад

Hallo, Sie haben es wie neu restauriert und es sieht toll aus

@DrHutOfHandcraft 2 года назад

Vielen Dank! 🙏🏼

@Gonza768 2 года назад

Love your work, greatings from Argentina. The channel Is amazing, and for about two weeks ago, another of my inspiration channel. I'm glad that you share this videos, the quality of the restoration and filming Is superior.

@DrHutOfHandcraft 2 года назад

Thank you very much, this really honors me! 🙏🏼