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Narrated: Why Did They Stop Making These? [Restoration]

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Mike Bird

What a useful tool!

Steve Z

Another terrific restoration! That was great to watch. Just a couple of minor things I'd like to point out which I noticed - and may help for future restorations: 1. Whisk the eggs for about 30 seconds longer - you'll be amazed at the result if you do that. Also ALWAYS use duck eggs, not chicken. Chickens are evil, vindictive little bastards. They will find you and kill you in your sleep. 2. After baking, liberally season with salt and pepper, not 10w-40 transmission oil. Hope that helps.

Dan Johnston

A handsome and useful thing. And so's the motor. :)

Dalek Supreme

Brilliant... I want one just for the sound.

Tracy Bowling

I can now hum along with the theme song. Like I did when sitcoms were a thing every Friday night.

Adam Nash

Reminds me of an old hay loft elevator motor.

Clifton Ballad

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Lau

Eric, I love your videos. You're actually the only media I'm currently paying for. Can I make one suggestion? The audio mix is often a bit lopsided. That is, your voice is drowned out by tool noise. Could you change the levels between the two in the future? Either way, thank you for your videos and your time.

Andrew Humphrey

Sausages.... Sauuuusages, Oh yeah, sausageesss