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Narrated: 1940s Japanese Noodle Maker (Patreon)

Published:
2026-03-12 19:10:20
Edited:
2026-03-12 19:10:43
Imported:
2026-09

Content

I'm basically Japanese now.

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Narrated: 1940s Japanese Noodle Maker

Comments

suspiciouscoffee

"basically japanese now" yes i'm sure that's how it works xD

Carl Maniscalco

It’s lunch time here, I’m hungry and now I want to head off to a noodle shop… Nice restoration!

John willis

I am so glad - I know you have had so much going on in your life, moving shop and your injury (and jestures broadly to the dumpster fire of the world), I knew you would get to it when the time was right, and it would be worth the wait 😊

Last Born

send noods …wait what? Awesome video!

Steve Z

What a wonderful machine and restoration. Just one small error I noticed at the end... you forgot to sprinkle some lead shavings onto your ramen now that you removed it from the rollers. Gives it that extra addition of slow and painful death which really shouldn't be missed.

Christopher Woolley

I usually don't ask a man about his wood , what type did you use for the shims ? Also you are in Mapleland , and you buy a premade cutting board ? You did a spectacular job on the noodle cutter . Equally fantastic work on the video .

Stefan

Did I blink, or did you miss showing the noodle maker in it's full glory? :D or was that maple board too upsetting to show more than the top part?

Goose Gosselin

I think your brass fetish is rubbing off on me, I liked this more than I should have.

JD

My trip to Japan is coming to an end on Monday so I’m going to save this to watch when I’m home and feeling sad about not being there anymore lol.

Hand Tool Rescue

I used pine since that is what the original parts seemed to use. As a Canadian, it's illegal for me to reduce the supply of maple syrup production.

Stefan

I would love that, if you find the time.

Linda Juffermans

Phew, glad the paper was cutting; I'd hate to lose this channel.

Trav3lingman

Ok the video is great. But I have a question. What and where did you find a 14.29mm wrench? Is that something from the Hogwarts mechanic school or some such?

Matthew-StL

Just curious. Does anyone else cue up the YouTube video on their TV and then match this voice over to the time stamp and listen to this on their shoulder while watching the unnaratred version on the big screen? Is it just me? If so...you should try it.

Zack

Why don't you just watch this version on the TV? I don't see the benefit of doing it your way.

Matthew-StL

I don't have an answer for you. I suppose, I get a bit more ambulance out of the ASMR content from the TV and I keep the voiceover low on my shoulder. It's not a great answer but it's what I have for you.

Zack

I can sort of see it, the more mechanical sounds sometimes get subdued by the voiceover.

Matthew-StL

That's basically it Zack. I *want* the ambiance and ASMR style but I also want the commentary, and its a little less intrusive this way I suppose. IDK, I know it's odd but it's worked for me since I found out about the narrated versions and joined patreon.

Jason Rock

Pretty much anyone with an SAE socket set has one.

Trav3lingman

I've never *seen* one labeled 14.29 though lol.

Dan Johnston

I went to school with Sloppy Rod. Never bathed, half-assed every job he ever did. Ended up homeless, but we all saw that coming...

Michael Messmore

Kind of disappointed you didn’t plane the shims. I wanted to see your glorious Japanning on, you know, something Japanese. And like fine curly shavings and curly noodles. Ok, yeah, I’d stick with the belt sander on pine too. Also, just want to say that it makes me feel good that someone else shares my crazy loves of using a wire wheel on a drill press and of brass accents or fasteners with iron or steel. I had to replace the scales on a perfect handled screw driver and used cherry for the wood and peened brass rod through, just to turn a majestic form into being fully sensuous.

Old Crow Bourbon

Ironic, fine Corinthian leather, and Ramenesque! Nice work. The colors are spectacular.

Frenky

Oh, Yahoo is alive and kicking! It keeps my 1990 car running with all the spare parts!! Not just Yahoo auctions, but Yahoo has train schedule service, better than google map, and now they are advertising AI in all the different Yahoo services. Fun fact: Yahoo Auction didn't want to conform to some kind of EU data regulation, so they just shut down access from abroad (which you can bypass with VPN?)

Jim Sturges Jr

I've got your picture, I've got your picture I'd like a million of ya over myself I want a doctor to take your picture So I can look at you from inside as well You've got me turning up and turning down And turning in and turning 'round

Isaiah Shaffer

I cleaned up an old hand crank meat grinder and found that the auger casting had been smoothed with lead and the busing where it rode was also lead, so it ground lead into your meat and mixed it with more lead….yum. I melted it away and used lead free solder to smooth the auger and used wood as a bushing