I love having this in the background just as a meditation type video but all goes thru the window the moment the cat appears, my brain just goes fcuking kity

@Heymrk

Жыл бұрын

Avril is the best.

@27GX76R

Жыл бұрын

@@Heymrk I'm hoping with all my might that we get a video of just Avril sometime soon!

@Heymrk

Жыл бұрын

@@27GX76R You have to be a Patreon for those videos.

@diogomatos4769

Жыл бұрын

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@netti865

11 ай бұрын

@@Heymrki love this cat.

You're one of the only restoration channels (other than the mad lad himself My Mechanics) who genuinely takes this incredible level of pride in their work. Keep it up, and I hope you never lose your passion. Really nice to see some woodworking in this one!

@jadawin10

Жыл бұрын

I find that this channel and My Mechanics do not do the same job. One restores while respecting the history and epoch of the object and the other recondition as when they were brand new and often revises the object. I prefer the first...

@caodesignworks2407

Жыл бұрын

If you like a good restore, check out Chip Channel Restoration and Rescue & Restore channels. They're both top notch. And if you really like old school tools, check out Hand Tool Rescue, which is one of the most clever/ humorous restoration channels. He mostly restores power tools from the 1800's to the 1960's, his Sally Saw is out of this world

@motivethought_foru

Жыл бұрын

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@motivethought_foru

Жыл бұрын

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@jadawin10

Жыл бұрын

I'll try those channels. Thanks

I love how thorough you are! Every piece gets a good CAT scan before, during, and after restoration! Excellent!😻

Avril is back! Now we know all work safety and quality control protocols are being followed :D

It's always a pleasure watching your restorations. Nothing is hurried or shortcut, you use suitable old timber and remake what can't be fixed. 😁

@joshuamcgrew2084

Жыл бұрын

He didn't even restore the handle. Go watch My Mechanic if you want to see the OCD of restoration

I am a 71 yr old grandmother and i so enjoy all your work. 👍🏼💙

My wife and I love watching you work. We have made up names for the different pairs of hands and she loves seeing Avril come in and inspect the quality to make sure it is done right. Keep up the great work and give Avril a good scratch from us.

Glad to see you back Avril, I hope he is happy and healthy ❤️ Excellent restoration, really nice woodwork at the start.

Always nice when you upload a new video. Very interesting tool this time. Never seen such a thing before. And did you change something on the audio? It gave me the feeling that I'm in your workshop 😊

Merci ! Il y a plein de chaines de restaurations, mais la vôtre a quelque chose de plus. De mieux. Tout. Le bois et le métal, les chats. La qualité de l'image. Tout. Merci et bonnes fêtes.

Now this is a totally different post hole digger. I have never seen one like this. Thank you for demonstrating how it works.

@MrSCOTTtheBADGER

Жыл бұрын

I have never seen one like that, either, but it is rather clever, I must say

@kimbrey65

Жыл бұрын

The ones I've seen have two straight blades and each blade is controlled by a long handle.

@Diceman83

Жыл бұрын

This is a very interesting design.. much nicer on wrists compared to the straight blade design (which involves smashing it into the ground repeatedly). However, this spinning design would be halted by the first rock you hit. Straight blade post hole diggers can grab and pull rocks of reasonable size out.

I love the videos you guys make! They are simple and good and I learn about tools I have never seen, and Avril is such a nice cat!

I miss watching you repair the old wooden equipment and the really unique piece you did in the past.

Great wood working skills

It's so beautiful to watch a craftsman at work.

Seeing Avril was just the cherry on top, I always feel better after seeing your work.

Love the craftsmanship and the perfection of each step. Always excited to see a new video to watch! Thanks for the awesome content

Hooray! Avril is back! Amazing restoration, thanks for showing us how it works.

The before / after is really really impressive 🤩👍

Je me demandais à quoi servait l'outil, puis à la fin je fus ébahi! Super travail :)

Great job again & so good to see Avril again.

I love that you do actually real restoration videos. Sick of seeing all these people randomly finding something in the jungle of Asia then restoring it aka “washing off all the mud they put on it themselves.” People will throw their integrity away for views. Thanks for keeping it real

You deserve a million subscribers!

До последнего момента не мог понять что это такое! Остроумная штучка.

Thank you for the demonstration as well 😊 I really didn't know what that was for.

Enjoyed your video, thanks for sharing.

and here I was, watching as usual this restoration, but with one question in my mind until the very end, just what is an Auger? then you used it and everything was clear to me

My friend, it good to have a new video. It's been way to long between each one. But it's always worth the wait, especially when Avril is around.

OH wow i love that welding technique. I will try it on my video! Thanks! Great video again!

Thanks for sharing and Merry Christmas to you and your family 👪

interesting I've never seen this design before, I am more acquainted with the two handle clam shell design.

Fine restoration. I like how that auger action works on this tool. Having never seen one like this, I was interested in how the wedges came into play, brilliant idea. I'm restoring some bit-braces and after I clean and polish the steel, I'm going to used a very hard-setting, clear lacquer to protect it against corrosion, similar to what is used here. Your channel is a wealth of ideas and techniques that someone like me can access and apply, I can't thank you enough for this valuable info. Cheers.

Greetings LADB. Very nice work. That tool has centuries of evolution to it. So nice to see you cutting post, ummm tree holes with it. There is a serenity and feeling of peace with the world, while watching that. Such a great contrast to the greed and sociopathic behaviour of so many "leaders". Thank you and all the best wishes.

well done! Between you, my mechanics and veradona restorations you guys do amazing work and produce great content! Keep em coming!

*_Parabéns pelo seu talentoso trabalho_* 👌👌👌👌

Good to see you keep the original handle nice restoration

I always enjoy your videos. Love seeing the old agricultural equipment that you find and care for.

Very well done.I have the modern version of this.I wonder if some one will restore it, in 50 years!

fantastic as always... and AVRIL!!!

Thanks for explaining the functionality of this thing in the end! I have never seen something like this before, but it works actually quite well!

Today I learned what an auger is. Beautiful restoration & video.

Great restoration! I'm glad you showed how it works!

I've learned about a new tool! At first I thought it was a post hole digger with terribly bent ends, but I saw there was only one main post... I watched until the end and saw how it worked! Thank you for a great restoration and a learning experience!

Great restoration :) 👍

i jump for joy when y'all post!!

superbe restoration et super outil que je ne connaissais pas ! merci a vous pour votre travail

Очень приятное видео

Hooray! Avril returns!

ngl, I was clueless as to the real function of those curved jaws and kept wondering why he wasn't straightening them! What a cool tool.

Frumoasa restaurare, felicitări !!!

Very good restoration 👍👍👍Thank you for sharing. Be safe🇨🇦

Muito bom, parabéns

Excellent restore!! ♥️🙏🏼♥️

Отлично! Жаль, что дерево не сохранили, а использовали новое, а это уже не совсем реставрация, мягко выражаясь. По металу красота. Спасибо за труд и видео.

Dang you did real good on repairing the post hole digger and in fact you changed yours up. Ii wonder if yours would have been easier to use to dig the holes to put a barbwire fence back up. My husband and I used the other type. Hot Texas Sun no shade, fun doing the full acre an a half in 1 day. I've rely enjoyed your Video Thank you for Sharing your passion. Have a Merry Christmas an a Blessed New Year.

Nicely done.

Man, the reason I subscribed this channel is because of that adorable tabby Avril the cat!!! This always make me smile every time this channel show that adorable cat!! Love cat very much!!! 😊😊😊

That Thing looks beautiful:)

Очень интересное видео.Хорошая работа.Первый раз вижу такой инструмент,что Вы отреставрировали.Очень удивлена!

Fantastic as always. You fellows are great.

In Brasil we call this tool “tatu” 🇧🇷 Is the name of a hole digger animal. Great job as always!

Nice job, not too complicated and beautiful May that tree grow strong and tall

@TheVirgilio77

Жыл бұрын

@ladbrestoration Hello there Is this legit? and is it really you? cause I've been asked to pay tarnsport fees for a tools package that's supposedly being given away from your part I think it's a scam using your channel.......... Thank you

Nice, Avril is happy, almost a million subscribers. 💪🏻👍🏻

Nice! I want one for my garden!

Planting the tree was the best part of the video

I've never seen such a tool! It would be useless in the rocky soil i have but its cool and you did a nice job saving it from the scrap heap.

@mred8002

Жыл бұрын

I have used both types, and the rotary ones worked best for me in sandy/loamy soil with few rocks and no tree roots. The plunge type worked better for roots and rocks nether work very well with large rocks.

@jughead8988

Жыл бұрын

@@mred8002 i live in the mountains. Anything short of power equipment is like pounding you head on the wall.

@mred8002

Жыл бұрын

@@jughead8988 I’m told, not that I’d know first hand or anything, that various plastic explosives and even dynamite can be useful at times. I’ve sure wished for it on occasion after several dozen post holes. Even the PTO auger on the tractor gets stymied at times.

Avril always steals the show. 🐈

Great job!!!!!

Toujours une super restauration ! Un outil ancien remis à neuf. superbe merci pour ce moment toujours relaxant à regarder. Bonnes fêtes de fin d'année

Good job, well done.👍

I had to get straight to the end, because I never seen one before and didn't know the use of it. Most educational, thank you

Great job

Yay, Avril is back!

Beautiful work, dude! Really well done! 😃 Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

Loved your work and of course inspector Avril!

It is really helpful 👍👍 You are so good!

Return of Avril!

You are my friend, teacher, guide, and Godfather... Bless me... Long live sir

Excellent!

Hello Labd beautiful restoration good job well done

PERFECTION!!!

Wow, that is pretty cool! I've seen the one that you just slam down into the ground. This screw type seems to work much better.

A wonderful Christmas indeed ! Happy holidays sir !

Hey Guys Good video Even when you replace parts you, in my opinion, do it the right way🙂 Take care and Merry Christmas 🎄

Ingénieux comme principe de tarière et beau travail final ;)

Always excellent work man gj!

Love the cat, inspecting a job well done.

I liked the restoration of this tool, but have used cold bluing on the metal parts. Thanks for sharing.

Good job 👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿

...all ready to dig some post holes...lol..good one, keep well...

I'm missing a lot new posts of yours. I'm a great fan of your art.

Avril might need a channel too. 😁

Another great restoration,but just see Avril,was the best,😻

Люблю смотреть вашу работу 🤩😍🥰💚❤💜👍

Привет! Отлично восстановил инструмент! Аврелий тоже поклон, он помогал! Всем добра!

@user-zh7gd1kk4r

Жыл бұрын

@Te.legramme-LADBRestoration Привет! Не совсем понял, что нужно сделать.

Encore du beau travail. Bonnes fêtes et à bientôt.

I’ve never seen one of these tools before. Interesting! It is very similar to a post-hold digger but not quite! 😜

Simple, pero bien hecho.

Ohhhh, it’s a post hole digger. Beautiful work as always. I’m assuming you’re only using one tube to suck up the media in your sandblaster. Using two tubes slightly offset allows the pickup to vent and stops the pulsing you seem to be getting. It also picks up more media which means the surface is cleaned more quickly. Cheers Stuart 🇦🇺

Still don’t know how you have the patience for stick welding. MIG is so much easier ! (Love your work!)