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chips & dust
Германия
Добавлен 23 дек 2021
Welcome to my little workshop!
I like old machines and hand tools - for restoration and to work with them. I like to see, feel and maintain the traces of generations of workers, who had hands on them.
My workshop is very small. I have a very old lathe, build in 1893, a good old pal for restorations and making tiny things. A drill, an angle grinder and some other normal tools you may find in a normal small workshop.
During day I'm an intellectual worker - but after work I love to do something with my own hands. I try to show respect to my tools - including their hard working life. 'Better than new' restoration is not my goal. And absolute perfect restorations exceeds my capabilities.
But if You like to see my humble work - You're welcome!
Enjoy and if You liked it, it would please me greatly, if You would consider to like, subscribe and comment!
I like old machines and hand tools - for restoration and to work with them. I like to see, feel and maintain the traces of generations of workers, who had hands on them.
My workshop is very small. I have a very old lathe, build in 1893, a good old pal for restorations and making tiny things. A drill, an angle grinder and some other normal tools you may find in a normal small workshop.
During day I'm an intellectual worker - but after work I love to do something with my own hands. I try to show respect to my tools - including their hard working life. 'Better than new' restoration is not my goal. And absolute perfect restorations exceeds my capabilities.
But if You like to see my humble work - You're welcome!
Enjoy and if You liked it, it would please me greatly, if You would consider to like, subscribe and comment!
Pen Turning - Wood & Brass
Finally time for a little project again! I had a nice little leftover piece of wood, probably Sapelli, a type of mahogany. Dark wood looks good in combination with brass. So off to the lathe I went!
Woodworking and metalworking go well together. Fitting and pressing in the turning mechanism requires a lot of precision. The maximum tolerance was a hundredth of a millimetre. And the tip of the ballpoint pen can also have two hundredths of a millimetre of play if it is to write cleanly, precisely and without wobbling.
The surface treatment with shellac also takes time. In the video you can only see one step with sealing and lacquer application. In reality, it took five to seven coats. And eac...
Woodworking and metalworking go well together. Fitting and pressing in the turning mechanism requires a lot of precision. The maximum tolerance was a hundredth of a millimetre. And the tip of the ballpoint pen can also have two hundredths of a millimetre of play if it is to write cleanly, precisely and without wobbling.
The surface treatment with shellac also takes time. In the video you can only see one step with sealing and lacquer application. In reality, it took five to seven coats. And eac...
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CLIPPER Lighter Collection Stand - DIY with Mahogany, Shellac, Brass
Просмотров 1,2 тыс.Год назад
My daughter wanted a stand for her small collection of Clipper lighters. Welcome! Of course, you can also buy some. But what you find on the online platforms is just very ugly plastic and quite wobbly. So it's a nice little project. A good piece of mahogany was still lying around. The rest is just a bit of sawing, sanding and drilling. And some work on the lathe for the feet and the inserts, so...
Vintage 'Lorch' Metal Lathe Restoration - Making new Spindle Nuts
Просмотров 8 тыс.Год назад
In my last videos there were some comments wanting to see more of my little lathe. Well - here it is! I don't know, how old it is. Probably around 70 or 80 years. And this might have been the first real service! Since I bought it some years ago, it always had a bit of backlash in the slides. But in the last few projects it got so big that it was due for an overhaul. Disassembly showed that the ...
STANLEY No 151 Spokeshave 'Sweetheart' Restoration
Просмотров 3,8 тыс.Год назад
Hi folks, the last video was quite a while ago, but the job kept me very busy, so the workshop was empty for quite a while. This time a small Stanley No. 151 Spokeshave came my way. Complete, but in a pretty pitiful condition. Just the thing to bring a historical tool back into shape. Normally I try to keep everything as true to the original as possible. In this case I allowed myself a small ex...
Vintage 1930 Pasta Machine 'Bürk' Restoration - Perfect Result and perfect pasta!
Просмотров 9 тыс.Год назад
There's nothing like homemade pasta! I found this old pasta machine on Ebay. It comes from a Swabian manufacturer who was famous for his heavy, stable and long lasting pasta machines. 'Bürk' was told to be the 'Mercedes of pasta machines'. Modern pasta machines are usually made of thin sheet metal. This one is made of solid iron and weighs 5 kilograms! I don't know exactly how old it is. But it...
Broken Santa Restoration 😊
Просмотров 5632 года назад
This restoration was a real challenge. With my last money I had bought a Santa Claus. But unfortunately he had a nasty accident on the way home. I couldn't eat him in this condition. So off to the workshop! The disassembly went reasonably well. But the damage was nasty. The metal housing had to be reshaped. Santa had to be completely disassembled. After measuring, I was able to order a replacem...
The 'REGULATEUR' - Vintage Centrifugal Drill Press Restoration
Просмотров 131 тыс.2 года назад
This time I am restoring an old bench drill. It was built from about 1905. The special feature is the centrifugal weights that automatically regulate the contact pressure. When the machine came on the market, this must have been a very big relief. At last, you no longer had to crank with one hand and regulate feed with the other; you had one hand free to control the workpiece. Restoration was q...
Rare 100 Year old Hand Drill Restoration
Просмотров 4,6 тыс.2 года назад
I found this old hand drill, probably 100 years old. It was still working, but rusty and everything was wobbly. During restoration I tried to maintain function and the typical traces of a long and hard working life. Some parts had to be renewed, especially shafts and the broken bearing. Thanks to my good old lathe, this was no problem. I resisted the temptation to make all surfaces 'better than...
100 Year old Ramses Coffee Grinder Restoration
Просмотров 25 тыс.2 года назад
I found this old coffee grinder - probably made around the year 1910. So it's at least 100 years old and looked as if it has never been cleaned. The type of this grinder was very common: four pillars and thin sheet brass. I think this type was invented by Zassenhaus, but often copied by many producers. In this case the grinder shows a 'Ramses' label, which was used by a Hungarian factory. The r...
Etching a Brass Type Label for my lathe without chemicals
Просмотров 15 тыс.2 года назад
I found another old lathe made by Stube & Fils in Paris around the year 1893. Type label was missing, so I tried to make a new one during restoration. Normally these type labels ware etched with Iron-III-Chloride - which is highly toxic. I tried to do it without chemicals, only with electrolysis. The result is not as perfect as a professional made type label. But it matches perfectly with the a...
Machinist Vice Restauration
Просмотров 6842 года назад
I found this small machinist vice. Not in a really bad condition, but unloved, neglected and with really worn out jaws. I tried to restore ist without deleting all the traces of hard work. That means, I don't like 'Better-than-new' restorations, because I think, that takes old tools their history. The vice left the factory with a rough casting. Why should I grind down all it's signs of birth or...
Making massive brass Tea Light Holders
Просмотров 2743 года назад
Time to bring my old lathe in service again! I got some massive pieces of brass, each at least one kg. And since Christmas is approaching, I had an idea. And I promise, my old pal had a lot of chips to make! I will not reveal the result here - look the video and enjoy!
Restoring a brass oil can for my lathe
Просмотров 9593 года назад
My good old lathe desperately needs an oil can. So I found one made of brass and restored it. It was not too complicated, but might be nice to watch. Enjoy!
Making a Brass Shake Pen with a 130 year old lathe
Просмотров 3,6 тыс.3 года назад
Wellcome to my first video! Some months ago, I found an old lathe, made by Strube & Fils Co in Paris in 1893. I restored it and thought about turning some brass parts. Here's the first result - a pen with shake mechanism. Nice and very heavy. I like the feeling of this pen. Enjoy the video!
Thank You. Beautiful work.
Brilliant job to a beautiful drill, but there's something nice about the drill in it's rusty state, i dont think I would ever use it, i would probably put it on display in a glass cabinet, really lovely job.
Beautiful machine and nice work! Thanks for sharing. 7:40 - kitty cat? :)
I kid you not I literally found one of these while going through some old stuff my fathers’ father had left for him before he passed. I was wondering what it was and now I seem to have found its use for pasta ! Idk how it got to Florida though.
What a beautiful and unique drill press?! I have to wonder though...how many poor sods got themselves knocked out when they leaned in for a closer look🤨🤕 Beautiful restoration and metal fabrication..thank you for taking the time to record the very loving restoration of this item👍👍
Absolutely excellent job , it looks amazing now .👏 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
I almost got sleepy here, I had to put it on 2x to watch this video.
I started to wonder, and decided you had a second lathe; then I saw you taking the old parts out again and it took me a second to realize that you had A) dismantled the lathe and determined what needed to be done B) REASSEMBLED everything and made the parts C) dismantled AGAIN and put the new parts in place That’s quite a bit of effort. Bravo sir. It’s kinda funny that you can use a machine with poor tolerances to make new parts for the same machine that improve its tolerances.
Yeah, the Brass for the win. I liked to see the 151 totally revamped into a polished piece. some older vintage tools I like to see the age and Patina kept. But this one looked great updated with the full polish and Brass.
Generally I hate "Safety Sallies" who nag people about these things, but brother at 10:28 you were 1mm away from a potential catastrophic hand injury. For fuck's sake roll up your sleeves. Holy shit that's dangerous. Also, great job on the pen.
Hola exelente. Que marca y año es el torno tengo uno similar que estoy reacondicionado
The small items are always finicky, quality finish . .
Tolles Video und schöne Restauration! Habe letzte Woche exakt dieses Modell bei Kleinanzeigen gekauft. Leider ist bei mir das Bohrfutter auch kaputt - weißt Du welche Bohrfutteraufnahme ich brauche um ein neues zu bestellen? Kenne mich da leider nicht gut aus und finde auch im Netz keine Antworten. Ein netter Mitarbeiter von Flott hat mir exakt den gleichen Katalog geschickt, da steht aber leider zum Bohrfutter auch nichts drin. Beste Grüße Alex
Das müsste ich noch einmal abschrauben und nachmessen. Ich erinnere mich jedoch, dass es ein Din-Gewinde war, entweder Normgewinde oder Feingewinde. Das an der Spindel war noch in Ordnung. Bei dem alten Bohrfutter, das ich als Ersatz besorgt hatte, habe ich die Aufnahme ausgedreht, einen passenden Gewindeeinsatz mit etwas Übermaß gedreht und nach Erhitzen eingepresst. Hält bombenfest. Hilft aber vermutlich nicht viel, wenn ich Dir die Daten durchgebe. Ich würde nicht drauf wetten, dass da an allen Spindeln über alle Modelle und die gesamte Bauzeit immer die exakt identische Aufnahme dran war. Die haben eben auch genommen, was gerade auf Lager war und entsprechend angepasst.
@@chipsdust7534 Danke fürs schnelle Antworten! Deine Lösung hört sich ziemlich gut und professionell an - fällt bei mir allerdings leider raus, hab überhaupt keine Ahnung von Metallbearbeitung 😅 Wollte mich im Netz mal schlaumachen, aber es gibt ja unzählige verschiedene Gewinde - und dann auch noch alles in zölligen Angaben. Falls Du bei Gelegenheit bei Dir nachschauen könntest, würde ich mich ziemlich freuen! Danke Dir & viele Grüße!
@@alex_makes. Eben nachgemessen: Metrisches Feingewinde M12x1. Aber keine Gewähr, dass bei Dir dasselbe dran ist. Viel Spaß mit dem Regulateur. Wenn alles glatt und spielfrei läuft, sind Bohrleistung und Bedienung wirklich beeindruckend. Aber Vorsicht: Die Kugeln können einem den Schädel einschlagen. Kein Wunder, dass Arnz/Flott nach ein paar Jahren wieder auf konventionellen Spindelvortrieb zurückgekommen sind.
@@chipsdust7534 Servus! Vielen Dank fürs Messen! Habe gefühlt das komplette Netz durchforstet und das einzige passende Bohrfutter kommt von Röhm und nimmt maximal 8er Bohrer auf 😅 Vielleicht muss ich mir von einem Metaller ein Adapterstück drehen lassen. Und dass die beiden Fliehkraft-Gewichte sicherlich ordentliche Dellen im Schädel hinterlassen macht Sinn; könnte man sicher ein Lehrvideo a la „Staplerfahrer Klaus“ drüber drehen :) In jedem Fall vielen Dank fürs Antworten und Messen, deine Maschine sieht super aus, hoffe ich komme mit meiner demnächst weiter. Beste Grüße Alex
@@alex_makes. In welcher Ecke wohnst du? Evtl kannst du auch mal bei mir aufschlagen und wir drehen was passendes.
Hi there, fantastic video. I was hoping you could tell me the grits of sandpaper you used at the 6.30, the 6.41 and the 6.47 minute mark please? Thanks so much
Если учесть, что много деталей было изготовлено заново, возникает вопрос??? А чтобы не заменить эти деревянные ручки на новые, тем более, что старые со смещëнным центром тяжести??? 👍👍👍
👍👍👍 Но покраска деталей краскопультом дало бы изделию более "благородный" вид (хоть это и не соответствует тому времени). Спасибо....
beatiful work
The brass is gorgeous, and that lacquer finish is just fucking * chef's kiss * perfect 👌
The brass of course. Much nicer.👍
Good day Sir. My name is Grant. I am from 🇨🇦 and I appreciate your restoration work as I too work with antique lathes. The beauty of a lathe is that you can recreate every other machine including the lathe if you have a little imagination and a pocket full of patience.
I get huge satisfaction in restoring and tuning tools to peak performance but do not get too bogged down with cosmetics. However, I really enjoyed watching your labour of love with this restoration.
EPIC
Great restoration. I have a similar one with a hand feed and no weighted balls. It will drill into metal surprisingly well.
This is great work!
Just found your channel and Subscribed. Very nice lathe
Nitro what!?!? 😂😂
In my opinion and it is only my opinion, good choice not nickle plating the blades. Really looks beautiful. Thank for the video.
Beautiful photography!
very nice sharp.
It can be used as tapping machine?
I don't think so. Too fast and too little torque.
Stunning ! Brass to "show off" --- quality, style, detail...Steel when working. Brass would look very good on my 151 painted metallic black...Are you marketing those parts ??
Tanks! No marketing, it's only a hobby in some rare free hours. Best regards, Chips & Dust
Thanx. IF you shud change your mind ----👍
The derusting tanks just use a battery charger and some sodium carbonate to increase conduction. This will transform seriously rusted kit. The processes are the same . One comment is ‘voltage drop’ to be aware of. To clean a flat plate or etch it, the other electrode should be similar in size and equidistant so that the voltage drop per cm. Is the same. If one end is close and the other several cm away then the etching rates are different due to the resistance of the water. I have never seen anyone yet do derusting or etching with a 100 amp arc welder yet. That should be interesting, loads of hydrogen and oxygen. Armour was coated with french polish, cut back with a needle or scraper and then acid etched, electrolytic would work as well. Undercutting on deep etching is a problem.
Nicely done thanks. Not sure about the big hex galvanised nut on the base! Square polished and oil blacked perhaps
Que maravilha de trabalho, muito bom mesmo obrigado pela informação.
I am unable to find how to reach you, but I would be happy to pay you a premium to restore for me a Stanley 52 and 53.
Dear Sir, I am honoured that you would like to entrust me with your Stanleys. But I don't run this channel for the money. In my civilian job, I am a professor of medieval history. As you can see from the frequency of the videos, I only make it to the workshop once every few months for a smaller project. It would probably be months before I could send the Stanleys back to you. Best regards!
Great job!!! I’ll take one of each please!!😏
Thanks!
Very cool, amazing job!! ❤️❤️ I didn't know that it's possible to use electrolysis instead of ferric chlorid or hydrogen peroxide + hydrochloric acid!! I also didn't know that it's necessary some pressure to be properly transferring the toner to the metal, that's the reason my ones usually didn't transfer correctly (I use an iron), being necessary a lot of after corrections with a pen!!! 🤣🤣 Good teachers like you make the difference for us hobbists and amateurs, thank you very much 🥰❤️❤️🥰
Good job.
Put a few dabs of superglue on the back and bond it to a flat metal plate. Then sand. That way you get even pressure over the whole thing. Remove with razor blade.
I found onde this tool here in São Paulo -Brazil and now i know what to restore that. Thanks for your job.
Wow! Would like to know the way it tool to You. Good luck with the restoration!
Great video, very informative. What material did you use for the anode?
I used an old Allen key. One from the Ikea box of Allen keys. But basically any piece of metal will do.
love your work mate! Best wishes from downunder
To say ”what a transformation” would be an understatement - more like a ”work of art”. Pleasure to watch this video. Med Vänliga Hälsningar från Sverige.
Thanks!
Beautiful job using a range of techniques. Very informative and instructional. Thanks.
Looks amazing!! Very nice, I want to make a tool holder like that.
Thanks! And welcome, I'd love to share and there is of course no patent!
Sooo so wunderschön! Ein Clipper-Ständer! Genial!
Awesome job!
Thanks!
Da steckt so viel Arbeit und Liebe fürs Detail dahinter! Wirklich beeindruckend!! Ich bin großer Fan von diesem Kanal!!
Look brand new
*leaning forward to see if the chips are clearing* *WHACK*