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This is not a record Player. This is a Gramaphone. It works by winding a wide spring placed in side a round box. I had two long time ago but gave it a before a few years.

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This machine will last for next 100 years.

A large prickly pear cactus spine makes the best needle. It's softer than the 78 rpm records strong but flexible. On these phonographs the steel needles need to be replaced ideally every 1 to 3 plays. The 78s were made from shellac and clay and are harder than the steel needles so the needle tip grinds down and can damage the record grooves. Inside the case would be a little metal cup to store the extra needles.

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Great restoration! My first job was in a golf pro shop at a country club when I was 14 and the boss there had a national cash register similar to this but without the hand crank. His was a little bigger and was the type you wind up like a clock. To complete the transaction and print the receipt, you’d push a button and the machine would spring into action. He often had to spend hundreds of dollars to get the thing fixed for various reasons, but the worst was when one of the staff accidentally pushed two adjacent number keys at the same time, causing it to jam. I still remember the funky rhythm that machine made.

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Parabéns, foi bom assistir o seu trabalho. Parabéns também pelo Tango no final do vídeo.

Nice improvised use of the dog's bedding...

Hi, I’m interested purchasing one of your restorations…is there a way to buy, do you have an online store?

Good job man

Cool style record player

My brain cannot even process the amount of work it took to do this. Excellent work, sir!

Hi excelente, está muy bien. Thanks

Interesting device!!! Great job! ❤️❤️❤️👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Incredible work!

Alot of the times that it is hard to wind or the return speed is slow is the old oil used to coat the gears and spring its an old whale oil based lubricant and prone to degradation and becoming sticky over time a good alcohol scrub and a new machine oil will solve most simple lubricant based issues on old machines like these or sewing machines

There is a really cool electric amplifier that was available for these. But, it doesn't run on electricity, it runs on air. You put on the reproducer which has an air line running off to the pump. There are air powered victrolas as well. Victor produced a model for outdoor use which had the equivalent of a 100 watt amplifier with air. They are incredibly effective. There are several demonstrations on youtube. watch?v=J7SV65DFNy8&

This is NOT Edison's most innovative invention. How could you say something like that?

8:15 Is the fan there to act as a governor and put a drag on the clockworks?

That 15 Dollar price is officially 401 Dollars today. But there is whole lot of BS in the long term inflation numbers. Using Gold as the benchmark, it's more like 1500 using today's money.

I had a predecessor of this NCR unit, back in the early 70's. It had 4 cash drawers and was a pinchbar model. I sold it at auction in 1978 for $650.⁰⁰ at Hovmand Galleries in Winnipeg. The original dry goods store that used the cash register was G&E Cash Store in Lundar, MB

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Can I ask a few questions about your register? I just bought a similar one. 1923 model 852-E. Where can I get the receipt paper and do you know the specs on the milkglass part? That's missing. It seems like it only has a single hole in the center of the milkglass, not like many registers that has two holes for mounting. Thanks so much and thanks for the great videos. You taught me a lot about my register.

J’ai été vraiment surpris que la banane ait duré le plus longtemps.

Sorry for the audio spikes.

I have one that needs redoing would you be willing to do another one?

Forgotten Hi-End technology. All natural. Perfect sound.

The side of the cash register tells more a story than most movies. This is an engineering marvel.

*ITS IMPORTANT TO KNOW* if you listen to a new old stock record on a restored gramophone - they dont sound like this. THIS is a 10-year-old worn-out scratched record....!!! They sound AMAZINGLY good

Excellent work. Thanks ⚘️

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I wonder how much it cost to build this original cash register? Imagine how much time to make and assemble all of these parts. I hope this guy remembers where everything goes when re-assembly this fine old machine. Very interesting

The designs were so simplistic back then. Great restoration 👌

Really GREAT ! You did an awesome job ! Try and get an OLDER Victor record to enjoy the results of your superb restoration,the grooves are different,you will experience much better sound. Look for a Victor record with the BIG label on it,and only one song on each side....

11:22 It was best practice to start with the largest coin first. Fifty cent piece, quarter, nickel, penny. I made change in the olden days. It was a full service gas station though, not a grocery store.

most delightful. Thanks mate!

War keine gute Idee, den Filz mit Sprühkleber auf dem Plattenteller zu leimen. In dem Sprühkleber sind Stoffe drin, die nicht gut für die Schellackplatten sind. Ansonsten Respekt vor der Arbeit und viel Spaß beim Hören der alten Schätze.

I glad for how you keep all the original parts and als osafes the marks from the old workers.

The "Chrome" plating is NOT Chrome. - Chrome plating was not invented till the 1920's or 30's. That is NICKEL Plated. In truth - "Chrome" plating is actually nickel plated FIRST, then the chrome is applied OVER the nickel to protect the nickel. Personally, I think the bare Nickel has a beautiful warmth that chrome takes away. Any good chrome shop can do it. Nice restoration - glad you didn't overdo it like so many do!

Just want to point out that when that was made a dark paste filler was rubbed into the open grain and lightly sanded off to produce a flat surface and enhance the grain before an actual oil varnish was used. No filler and poly is the standard of modern crappy finishes on antiques made of oak.

I’m sure you’ve seen comments already that you shouldn’t use polyurethane on these machines, rather, you should use a shellac. Yes, bees wax is the correct material to seal the gasket. There are also rebuild kits available for these reproducers too. Be careful with the bearings that are in the tips of the governor as they are easy to lose, and hard to replace if lost!

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Thanks for fixing our old bottles.

trabalho excelente. observo que o valor que teria com algumas peças originais foi reduzido; como nos mecanismos de funcionamento. a aparência dela é linda, me lembra o filme Titanic, não sei porque.

Poderia mandar o nome desse tango que toca no final. (Agradeço Muito)

Una de las joyas de NCR!!!

Is that a desktop Black and Decker workbench?