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Narrated: Antique Jewelry Lathe [Restoration] (Patreon)

Published:
2019-01-20 04:16:54
Edited:
2020-07-02 04:40:56
Imported:
2026-06
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Exclusive to patrons! Enjoy my sensual voice over.

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Narrated: Antique Jewelry Lathe [Restoration]

This is my voice. More narrated videos will be on https://www.patreon.com/handtoolrescue

Comments

Bob Pedersen

I really enjoyed the narration!

handtoolrescue

Thank you! Any tips or changes that would make it better?

Wilmer Schock

Was it me that gave you the idea for this? Because yours were the first silent presentation that I had ever watched, and I can recall the wondering uneasiness at first, that I prefer the quiet viewing. When I am the auditor I have to work a bit harder at paying attention that I find the silence compelling.

Miguel Angel Ferez Campillo

Well... Narration expands the amount of info and I like that. I agree with Wilmer about the attention required. Usually your work and some notes are enough for me.

handtoolrescue

That's why I didn't narrated by videos from day 1. These are just for the superfans that love all the details.

Clifton Ballad

I'm likely to end up watching both versions, for reasons like hearing the story about the mill and lathe vs just watching shiny cnc tools. Also, on the subject of those, what brands are they? The mill didnt seem like a hass and that is about as much as I can guess about it (Damnit Jim! I'm a welder not a machinist!lol) When you filled up the holes did you try grinding on the part first and if so what did the sparks look like? Spark testing can give you a vauge ballpark idea of how much carbon you're up against. Carbon is the biggest cause of steel hardness. Older steel makers didnt try and control carbon the way that we do now. They just wanted it to not be cast iron or pure iron and could have very easily ended up in the "hard to weld" range of carbon.

J8

Your little blurp on YouTube at the end of vid that you narrate your vids made me a patreon supporter, lol. Great vids, and hello from Alberta.

handtoolrescue

The mill is a Haas Super Mini Mill and the lathe is a Hwacheon from South Korea. The ring did not spark like high carbon steel, so I am just confused about the whole thing.

sjuriz

that soothed my ears

Tillbert

You know what I enjoyed listening to what you were doing and why you made some decisions etc. Keep it up!

Flint Buchman

I did enjoy the voice over. It helped me with your thought process. I could see why you did something the way you did and why that way. Why the method you choose over others. Great job.

Richard Thompson

Narration is awesome... keep them coming please!

Steve Seidel

What do you suggest for rust convertors?

handtoolrescue

Most are the same, but I have found that ones in a spray can do not seem to turn the rust purple and actually leave a nice looking finish.

Pascal Roy

The narrated version is my new favorite thing!

Pascal Roy

Yes really! The original version is still nice but the addition of little details about your process, complementary infos you found in your research and a few jokes here and there really ties the whole thing together.

Vladimir Baciu

What Pascal said. You've given the mob of a taste, and now they crave for moaahrr

Andrew Billi

The narration is the best part. I finally made the move to become a patreon supporter for the narrations. I hope there are more in the future!

John Rigon

Nice resto once again... 10/10

TheGoldDude

Oooh yeah you dirty birdy, talk technical to me.