Restoring a Mysterious Sausage Stuffer + Homemade Kielbasa!

Video Description

In this video, I restore a unique, old rusty sausage stuffer machine crafted by a skilled artisan in Poland many years ago. This machine, with its rich history and unique design, is a fascinating restoration project. More about the restoration process: It was challenging due to the extreme stage of decay that this machine went through, but it was gratifying in the end! The sausages were delicious and easy to make. I learned a lot about sausage stuffer machines and Polish sausages, specifically about Kielbasa sausages, how they are made, and how many varieties exist. I was motivated to see if I could make it work again, so I put a lot of soul and effort into this restoration project. When I saw the machine, I was shocked at how bad it looked, so my heart roared that I must rescue it from further decay. I would like you to watch this video to gain a deeper understanding of this antique sausage stuffer and Kielbasa. This restoration project is not just about reviving a machine, but also about learning and appreciating the craftsmanship behind it. More about the sausage stuffer: The machine was bought in Poland, so here it was, too, made by a local with a massive talent for building machines from scratch. His work was terrific, but it seems he was building it in a hurry due to many imperfections. This machine was definitely repaired a few times. It is the most visible on the most significant gear wheel, which was welded multiple times. I tried to clean up the prominent imperfections and repair and fix what was damaged, and I succeeded once again. I preserved the authenticity with care, offering the piece a new life but still keeping the antique feeling visible. I hope I have caught everything, but if you have any questions, you can comment, and I'll get back to you! Cheers! Johnny. Join this channel to get access to the perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCi9nQfrTvw6olXuWrsWJqNA/join #restoration #restorationvideos #howto #sausagemaking