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Dude, this is a fake video, it's rusty on the outside but unchanged on the inside, I'm 1000% sure they made it deliberately using chemical means, the inside is perfect but the outer shell looks like it's been soaked in water for a hundred years , I have repaired and owned about 30 Film cameras, I am sure this is a fake video, do not follow the method in the video to repair your camera

wow really good video! i have this one and i have to fix it.. Please.. what is the size of the two belts?

13:36 puting

Какой год в выпуска аппарата?

Dirt is too perfect. it's like, "Lets make a good camera look like it's perfectly messed up."

Supper....

i have a sekosha clock where will i repair from

Das Uhrwerk wurde echt unprofessionell Revidiert. Das tut mir echt weh!

Nice Job!!

Nice!

Very nice, this is restauration at highest Level!

Аккуратная работа,Good Job

Vídeo fabuloso, é muito satisfatório ver esses vídeos de restauração, o relógio estava sujo e com defeito, mas depois ele foi consertado tendo a aparência original de fábrica.🤩🕰️

Where did you find the stickers?

بسیار عالی آفرین

I went to the video to see a restoration and after 19 minutes I could only see a person who completely disassembles a cassette to partially clean it and reassemble it with the dirty parts, but when I get to the time to restore the cassette cover I regain the illusion of seeing good job and all I see is time wasted in reducing plastic and applying resin to obtain a horrible result... It's very good to dismantle everything piece by piece and do things, but if when you put it together it doesn't look new or similar to new then it's not the same, but the appearance of this cassette after the "work" is so horrible that I think that the only thing that can be said in the title is "basic cleaning and commissioning"... I am an admirer of any work carried out in a better or worse way and I have never negatively criticized other people's work because I am not perfect when it comes to doing my restorations either but I consider this video to be a scam and a waste of time... If you had rubbed the parts of the mechanism to remove those grease and wear stains and then rubbed off the rust and used some product to protect the metal then it would have been something normal and well done, and if you had removed the parts from the cassette cover to remove the yellow glue and you would have cut out the transparent window to place a piece of new acrylic and really improve the appearance and rubbed and polished the back cover of the cassette then YES it could be called a restoration, in this case the only thing you have done is clean it basic shape and reinforce the lid with resin without achieving a much better appearance than it had at the beginning... Honestly, it's hard for me to say these things but I feel totally disappointed when I see something like this because because of these types of videos people then think that by washing with soap and water and putting a little grease in some places they have already restored a device and I'm sorry but the word RESTORE has the meaning of repairing, renewing or putting something back in the state or estimate it previously had (or failing that, as close as possible) but in this case there is nothing similar to restoration because you have not You have not renewed anything, you have only cleaned and started the device, which I value because you have carried out basic maintenance and made it work well, but you should not call "Restoration" something that is not...

amazing 😍😍😍😍😍

Hi! Where I can find the entire label for famicom?

Stupid. Go get a working one for 75 cents at the thrift shop.

These videos are such bull shit.

Is this in india

I would have been more careful with the original cord, as that white rope inside of it was most likely asbestos

Браво! Отличная работа!

Any chance you can do a little video on repairing the westminster chime spring? Mine came off and I’m having trouble figuring if the ding hammer goes behind it or under it and where it faces when the spring fits in the little hole on the screw with the washer that has a little hole in it for the spring and where it is located in that cast iron 3 screw plate inside the clock

You are good father, 👍

excellent❤❤😊😊

r😊😅😮😢🎉😂😂❤

Mine broke in exactly the same place!!

Hi I have versailles clock do u buy that 1

Amazing work man!! 🙌✨

What a wonderful restoration!, very hard work and castration

Nice clock, bro!

I Don’t care for all the comments and whether the cameras is functioning or not it was a beautiful job of restoration and this will not work as a camera as so many people are saying who cares the restoration The painstaking work done it’s self is a piece of art.

What means "servo controlled" on it? Did not see any servos

Absolutely great restoration. Brought it back to life!

Nice! Cool clock too.

Good

Absolutely great restoration. Brought it back to life!

The difficulty is finding playback heads. I could use a little help!

Fantastic! I have two of these in my collection, one I bought used over 40 years ago that still works perfectly today and another that I will repair soon (after I restore my Sony TC-800B). It’s funny, all of the TC-222 recorders that I’ve come across have a silver front trim plate (including the one in the instruction manual) whereas yours has a blue trim plate. Is it possible that a protective film is still covering it after all these years? Seems unlikely I suppose. Excellent video, liked & subscribed!

FAKE/10

SUPER!!!

I purchased six antique Japanese clocks by Seikosha while stationed with US Air Force in northern Hunsho from antique dealers who would come on base to the base exchange. They all work. In your opinion are old Japanese wall clocks increasing in demand and value?

It's worth it for a nintendo famicom

You can still use that cassette player if you buy a bluetooth cassette tape so you can play music from your smartphone.

It seems you have saved the unsavable. Great job.

Thank you 🙏🙏🙏

This camera works just like that dude in the old age home who's decrepit sphincter has a very slow shutter speed :)

Excellent

Hermoso trabajo. Bien hecho y muy buen criterio. Felicitaciones...