DETAILED Restoration of a Peeling Kitchen Aid

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Hello and welcome to my channel,

in this video I restore a clever kitchen aid from the 1920s. Did you know that they had this in the 1920s? The potato peeler was sold as a peeling wonder and had a German Reich patent. This designation is also stamped on the product.
I bought the peeler on ebay classifieds so that I have less work with my potatoes in the future. It had rust on all mechanics.
As always, I first disassembled the antique tool into all individual parts to start the restoration. Then I sandblasted all parts.
Since I broke off a cast iron part, I was able to visit my friend mister patina to weld with him.
After I smoothed out all the production defects with the file, I was able to continue with the restoration.
Some parts I hot burnished, others I nickel plated and polished afterwards. All painted parts I have of course repainted in the original colors. In RAL 5015 sky blue and RAL 9001 cream white.
After I had refurbished the wooden parts and made a new screw and spring, I was able to reassemble everything.
The wonder device passed the final test after I had completed the fine tuning.
Overall, a great mini kitchenaid with a simple but ingenious mechanics.

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And stay healthy


00:00 - Intro
00:55 - Disassembly
04:16 - Sandblasting
04:39 - Metal Work
05:19 - Welding
05:58 - Beer test
06:58 - Metal work I
07:45 - Hot Bluing
09:01 - Metal Work II
09:40 - Paint Job
11:14 - Metal Work III
12:05 - Nickel Plating
13:00 - Making a new spring
13:29 - Woodwork
14:38 - Assembly
17:23 - Results
18:50 - Final Test

Music:
Intro:
Elegant Logo by Free Music |   / fm_freemusic   Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.com Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License https://creativecommons.org/licenses/...

Result Scene:
"Your Lullaby" Per-Olov Kindgren & The Gaugolon Orchestra