How's this for an oldie?

Its hard to time stamp it but we expect this machine to be at least 60-80 years old and believe it or not, its still used every single day. 

Built by the British and still going strong, a true testament to proper built and well engineering machinery . An electric motor was added in the 1970s to make the machine a little more efficient and ergonomically better to operate. It is still driven by a leather belt which we keep supple to ensure it doesn't go hard and break in time. 

The bifurcated rivets are purchased from an Australian company who have sourced these for us for many decades now. 

Check out the video for a sneak peak of how it operates here: