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That startup sound is amazing.

Wow!

Saludos amigo una pregunta estos ventiladores antiguos me parecen tan geniales tanto en diseño como en rendimiento del motor son muy potentes. La pregunta es cuantos años puede durar uno de estos motores de ventilador antiguo cómo este.

Vaya que ventilador tan genial y es veloz

that last roundnose FLIES, LOL

Beautiful fan!!

I need to 3D print a round globe for my Original

What an absolute beauty!

Love the design!

😮😮😮😮

WAT

Looks great, love it

OH HELL YEAH!!!!

Very nice. I love that you used a light fitter that was... 3D PRINTED? That's really cool! I love it!

Most old houses have really high ceilings. Mine are 10 foot.

Beautiful Fan! When you’re rewinding the coil, it may not hurt to add extra laminate into the stack. On an experiment that a friend of mine tried recently he found that he ran out of room for the actual winding bundle. Something we might try is using a slightly thinner gauge wire to add resistance.

Be careful with 3D printed light kits, they can snap apart at the layer lines, which is what happened with my homemade gear driven fan, the plastic holding the kit peeled away and broke two of my vintage tulip shades.

That startup sound, sounded like a spaceship.

What color of paint did you use? This is very close to the paint on my ivory ge I am repainting.

Not too familiar with antiques; I presume this one is extremely rare though? Really good job! One other note is that the iMovie stock jingle you used in this vid is very nostalgic for me. Thanks!

Always happy to see your restorations. Nice to give out tips whenever I can get around to restoring 2 of the R&M fans I have. If it had like cracks on say a light fitter, what would be the best way to fix it?

You do great work on these! I've found that letting the paint cure in a warm environment helps. If I can I'll put it in the sun to get it nice.

Looks good!

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I wonder if anyone here can help me. I disassembled my fan to give it a thorough cleaning, reassembled it, and now the fan runs like a dream but suddenly the light doesn't work! I double-checked all connections, still nothing. I even replaced the light socket (even though there had never been an issue with the old one until now), but still no light. Does anyone have any suggestions? Thanks!

Your shaft polishing skills are top notch😂

Nice startup

I wish they made those with the c brackets again

Nice! I love antique fans!

The light on the 36" is utterly beautiful ❤

The Original is my favourite ceiling fan of all and that chrome R52 is just stunning. I'd love a 36" Original but I will never find one herein the UK. My 52" is way too big for my bedroom

Your work area is like mine.

Awesome fan I love how it matches I have the 36inch from the same year but it has cane blade is it only 2 speeds ?

Really great fan they have a nice pitch to them

Super helpful video, thank you so much. I have a 22272 2.5A Original that I was able to take apart and un-seize using this video. My fan had numerous coats of paint, so I took it further, and pulled out the stator (armature), so I could strip the old paint. And the lead shims promptly fell out... So, curious what purpose they serve, since the stator is screwed into place? Thinking about using silicone or JB Weld, instead of trying to melt lead.

Put some more of those on RUclips

Also at about seven minutes 13 seconds I recognize that Emerson 77648 fan

I would like to find a couple of those for the bedrooms in my place.

I wish you, or another expert, would put out a vid/book/pdf giving model/serial number de-coding, and a brief history on allll the Originals and their variants/spin-offs, like special editions. They are so hard to keep track of! I have four Originals. I rescue and flip every one I can where I am sure I can make a profit. I live in Texas, and they come up, often. I clean them, fix a few things, and put them on eBay. I have a 1984, 1985, 1986, and 2017. All permanent installs with various lights and speed controls. Two in my garage and one on each covered porch.

This fan should never be a repeat I wish I could bring it back, but I can’t. No one can. It’s forever gone. But for. But not forgotten.

This was made till the late 80s. It was two speed than three after it was discontinued. Those speeds were fast. Mid to late 80s. I wish it was back again.

I wish there were still made today. I wish they would bring them back. to life.

We don't have anything like this here in the UK, it's awful. Looks amazing

Blender Fans are just so damn cute, especially in 36' form

Wow that startup was quick! Lovely fan

An absolute tribute ro genuine engineering and quality which is the exact opposite of everything these days. Love the colour too.

First fan of the night and is in Chestnut brown 70s hunter the original R52

I like this install, and like what Tomaserin said, the rest of this room is very 1970s as well.

I love this install! And the house! I also wonder if the room with the brown Original was added in the 1970s since it has tile ceilings?

I was born in 1977 lol.This is a beautiful fan and of all ceiling fans, the Original remains my favourite. I lived in the US as a kid so experienced them over thrre. I have a modern Chinese built Original which is nowhere near as powerful although I have to say it is still pretty much silent and very heavy. The only reason I have it over a proper US made fan is because I now live in the UK and it is the only Original I have ever seen here. It is actually a 240v model originally destined for the Spanish market! Great video indeed, thanks for sharing