That table is amazing! So much history, if only I could tell us its story. Great video

Turned out really cool, watching all the workflow is really satisfying. ❤️proud of you🤗

Looks good mate. Id love to build a workshop in an old building with old tools and have old tools and benches. Great job 🤙

Wow! The workbench you and your friend installed is amazing.

@upcyclethepastutp9901

2 жыл бұрын

that workbench lived through both world wars !

Amazing job; Congratulations

You should really restore that old workbench. Maybe a sanding and some staining and varnish. Just so you could have a nice, even surface to work on. I realy like the series. The pavement blocks give the place a nice finished look and more usability. Keep up the good work. Cheers

@upcyclethepastutp9901

3 жыл бұрын

I already restored a similar workbench, and it is used as an outdoor kitchen workspace. You can find it on my instagram. This one from the video will be restored in the future as well ! Ty for your feedback !

Upcycle The Past is eastern Europe's sweetheart when it comes to restorations! Look forward to your next videos man, this turned out great!

My dad has one of those carpenters work benches and an old boss of mine had 4 in his carpenters workshop. so they have also made it to Denmark :P

The workbench is amazing! Great trade 👍🏻

The result is really nice. You inspire me to do some restorations in my home. It looks so easy when you do it, haha. Can’t wait for the next episode!

@upcyclethepastutp9901

3 жыл бұрын

Whip out the tools and get started !!

Looking good. I like the restoration aspect of everything you do.

Turned out really well, can't wait to see a car in it ;) your best video so far, enjoyable content. Keep it up!

9:29 We need more of these “DONUT MEDIA” jokes my dude and also that “ PRIDE AND PINION” attitude. All love

I really like how you handled everything in there, from painting to wiring and flooring. The only issue I see in what you're doing is that it can get dusty because of the sand under the pavement. we'll see how you handle that...

@upcyclethepastutp9901

3 жыл бұрын

Ty mate :) Regarding the dust... It was the compromise that I had to make ... Can't have it all in an old construction, especially on a budget :D

@dan-andreichira4734

3 жыл бұрын

@@upcyclethepastutp9901 Oh... for sure. But i'm still wondering if there's a way to manage the dust when using tiles

I think i didn't explain a the workbench part right. It was 15 euros and I only had to lend the chainsaw for a couple of days for him to use. So basicly it was 15 euros (18 USD) :D ! Great success !!!

Love the work and the struggle ,yes I'm in the same exact situation, but I need to put down old house since the roof will fall down any day on me while I'm working on old Tomos XD , has 150 or more years here in Serbia in village called Rabrovo It's my vacation location..then I will make a garage then again I will have golf, but this time mark 1 since I already head 8 mark 2's :D But brother I can't wait to see the progress on mk1! ;) P.s. the table I i have the same yeah it's cheapest price ,here in ok condition like yours will be 100eur easy

@upcyclethepastutp9901

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you mate for your support ! 8 golfs is a grate number ! I'm only at my third golf. Also, there is a bunch more work with the barn, but I'm waiting for the spring to come. Everything is so old and needs attention... but where is the fun if you have it all from the get go ? XD

@aleksandar_techtattoo6337

2 жыл бұрын

@@upcyclethepastutp9901 I think that there's the therapy and magic I had Reached the perfection both outstanding golf MK2 TAS Yellow diesel '85 First series was like from factory...but I was board nothing to do on it and becomes at one point my main ride and I had an accident my colleague crashed in to me.. and that was the pause that time,now after 7 years I'm ready for new beginning :) If you need any help I know allot I suck only at pistons and crankshaft, for the rest I'm fanatic :D