My latest Works
Many of the things we throw away can still be repaired. On the one hand, this saves resources, on the other hand, it helps to preserve valuable things. Plus, the whole thing is fun too.
Restoration of a Vintage Bread Slicer
Watch me restoring a rusty vintage bread slicer back to its radiant glory! This satisfying transformation will leave you amazed at the power of restoration.
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Are You Making This ONE Sewing Box Restoration Mistake?
I bought the sewing box for two reasons. Firstly, I wanted to give my daughter a present for Christmas because she loves sewing. On the ...
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I RESTORED This Mysterious Antique Object to Its Former Glory!
I bought this device on an online flea market. The seller couldn’t tell me what kind of device it was and he didn’t know if ...
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Restore Your Old Coffee Grinder: Step-by-Step Guide
I bought this old coffee grinder, probably around 80 years old, from an online flea market. I really liked the shape of the mill and ...
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Restoration of a Rusty Old German Coffee Grinder – Full Restore
Restoration of a Rusty Old German Coffee Grinder – Full Restore. The coffee grinder was in very poor condition and was also missing parts: – ...
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30 Year Old Italian Moka Pot Restoration
My wife wanted to throw the machine away because the sealing ring no longer fit properly and the pot looked very shabby. I, on the ...
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Cutting Board Restoration
The next project that I have now implemented is restoring an ancient dough kneading / cutting board board. I got this board from a school ...
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Flowers and Driftwood
In this short video I show you how I implemented my first real laser cutting project. I create flower silhouettes (shape is bought) out of ...
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Watch Me Transform a Simple USB Stick into Art
Watch as I transform a simple USB stick into a piece of art through the process of upcycling. Join me on this creative journey and ...
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Old Slide Projector Restoration
I recently bought this wonderful old projector on an online exchange. It is very, very old and the genius of it: it was built by ...
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100 Year Old Door Bell Restoration
Even ancient, out-of-date doorbells may be brought back to their former splendor, as demonstrated by this 100 Year ancient Door Bell Restoration. Making old, neglected ...
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Broken Rusty Hacksaw Restoration
This vintage hacksaw was a flea market find for me. It was in really poor shape. The saw’s bracket had paint that had either peeled ...
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Old Broke Bread Cutter Restoration
This device—a manual, hand-cranked device with a sharp blade that was previously a standard in bakeries and homes all across the world—is not your usual ...
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Ruko Coffee Grinder
I recently restored an approximately 120 year old „Ruko“ brand coffee grinder. I came across the grinder at an online flea market and it really ...
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Story
why I save objects
Many items are just too good to throw away. I find it particularly unfortunate when it comes to things that can already tell a story.
That’s why I’ve made it my mission to rescue a few of these items and restore them to the glory they once had.