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Very beautiful work

Great video ! Thanks for sharing ! I will be building one of these

Insane

Some good points there, I really like a good radius with many tools and yes tongs. Thank You.

Gandalf?

Thousand foot krutch “let the sparks fly” would have been the perfect song for this short

Для чего это нужно?

Great job

no volume

Good stuff 👍

Beautiful work. That's something I've always wanted to try my hand at, and I just might as I get older and working at the forge becomes more and more an issue.

Great to see! I learned that trick last year and can't believe I never thought of it myself. I've been redoing my yard with all native plants and now have 4 pots on the porch with asters and other such beauties. Monty's been a real inspiration and watching his videos is always a pleasure.

Великолепная работа! Люблю такие механизмы. Лет 8 назад хотел подобный сделать. Только проблемы с шестернями. Поэтому сделал механизм с маятником, как у часов. Механизм через велосипедную цепь вращает шампура с шашлыком в камине.

I can see a video coming up breaking down and explaining all parts, assembly, etc.!…… pleaseeeee!

Amazing beauty!

Beautiful work Kim.

Dermot is one of the best performers, we met in O’Conners pub 😊

Thank you for this- Bravo! Watching it for the 3rd time now- and learning each time- thank you!

Kim, was the chain standard on these? I would have thought a small diameter, knotted rope would have been used since the chain would have to be more precise and a twist would cause problems. I think I have seen wood pulleys with holes drilled in such a way that they made divots in the edges of the pulley V and bottom of the V it would allow the knot to catch. Great work!

Look at that!! Beautiful!! Please make longer videos. I really enjoy content like this.

I'll stay up late. I don't care. I absolutely love your videos. Please make more tournebroche videos ❤❤❤

Что это????!!

What fun!

That must have been high tech to have in the kitchen. It there a way to move the weights to change the speed?

How is it used?

Superb!!

Looking great!

Very nice! would love to see on in use.

Does the worm have 3 starts?

Why use two drum rivets when 4 will do?

Wouldn't mind a detailed plan of it to make a repro.

Fantastic work.

Thank you Bill, Thomas!!!!

Interesting. I learned some things I can apply towards my Blacksmithing hobby. Thank you.

Hi Mr Thomas What a nice way to start 2024 Just found your channel will take time to view all your videos Real good Honest worthwhile techniques /information " remember the centre have to touch first " " you can never brush this stuff an off " "it will get ... ect ...Doesn't get any better simple but so often forgotten or misunderstood Thanks Well done take care Enjoy.

Looks great! 👍👍

..Thank you Mr Thomas...

Very clever. Nice job friend

I enjoy your videos.

Very good!!

Excellent tutorial...

..Looking very good sir. i saw one model similar to this that the 3-prong spinner was adjustable to control the speed slightly. The arms would move up and down. How would this be done with this model? Thanks for showing us the restoration...!

Never heard of such a " machine " but I'm intrigued and look forward to further enlightenment. Cheers!

Was the brass all cast?

Great job

Wonderful!!

Nicely done!

Is the cog wheel and drum one casting, or separate pieces pinned together? Is it brass?

What an honor for me that my roasting jack was restored by a master... : )

..Always fun looking at history. Very interesting design. Thanks sir for sharing...