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Restorology

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About Restorology

Restorology

res•tor•ol•o•gy | /ré stôr äl əjē/ | noun

1. The study of restoring, repairing, rejuvenating, or bringing back to a former or improved condition any object that is considered worthless because it shows signs of wear, damage, or neglect.

2. New YouTube channel dedicated to learning the art of giving new life to disgarded items.

3. A word that describes my love of learning new restoration, building, fabricating, and repair processes and sharing it with anyone who will watch.

Welcome to Restorology! My name is Matt and I am creating this channel to share with you my love of bringing new life to old things. I hope not only to entertain you with interesting projects, but also to share what I Iearn as I repair and restore items that others would toss in the bin.

There are no limits to what I will try. You may see old tools, furniture, toys, power equipment, and anything else I find.

If you like what you see on this channel, please like, share, and subscribe.

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