In this restoration video, you will see sandblasting, metal work, powder coating, chrome painting, and the usual restoration work details. This nutcracker press was made for sure after 1910. I did detailed research and found some similar ones but not the same, so it is a unique vintage kitchen tool. The restoration process went well, even though the nutcracker press was very rusty. I was surprised while disassembling it by the brass nuts; they give this antique press such a personality. This old kitchen tool cost about 25 $, and I bought it online from a local shop similar to eBay.
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00:00 Presenting the Nutcracker Press
00:25 Disassembling the Nutcracker
03:30 Drying all the parts
03:52 Sandblasting
04:26 Wire brushing
04:40 Sandblasting the rest of the rusty parts
05:34 Hidden screws
06:10 Brushing the brass nuts
06:29 All pieces are clean
06:43 Filing the imperfections
07:00 Repairing the rust-pitting holes
07:36 Preparing for powder coating
07:58 First coat - Primer
08:15 Sanding the metal putty
08:44 Applying Primer on the other parts
09:13 Wet sanding
09:46 Chrome painting
10:06 The chrome painting result
10:22 Olive Green powder coating
10:48 Olive Green painting results
12:04 Assembling the Antique Nutcracker Press
15:08 Before restoration
15:19 After restoration
15:30 Cracking nuts - Testing the Nutcracker
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