Barn find drill stand restoration I Dr. Hut of Handcraft
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- Опубликовано: 14 янв 2025
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In this video I restored an old drill stand which a friend found at his parents place. He asked me if I could restore it for him and as you can see I said yes.
I followed his wishes for the restoration. He wanted the color to be hammered black and wanted to leave pitting so it still has the old and used character.
I only removed some casting marks and sanded the surface of the table clean.
For the testing I drilled in a brick because I have an SDS power drill which has special drill bits. I only have SDS drill bits for stone and don’t have a chuck that fits in the power drill so I can use regular drill bits with it.
Disclaimer: The breaking of the brick at the end of the video only serves as entertainment. Please do not try that at home. I trained martial arts for several years and that was not my first time doing that. Again, please don’t try that, you will probably hurt yourself unless you have the proper training.
I am not responsible for personal injury or property damage if any actions shown in the video will be imitated.
I hope you understand.
The work on the project took about 35 hours (inclusive filming) plus about 25 hours of editing.
If you are willing to support me leave a comment, subscribe and share my work, I really appreciate and it helps me a lot!
I hope you will have some fun watching the video! If you have any further questions on the process, tools, material or else write a comment, I will try my best to answer your questions.
I hope you liked the video! Thank you for watching and feel free to leave a comment and subscribe if you liked :)
Until next time :)
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Drill stand restoration I Dr. Hut of Handcraft
Your friend should be proud of you 👏
Thank you mate, means a lot coming from you!
nice one!
Thank you bro, glad you liked it! 🙏🏼
I actually prefer when the pieces are left with some pitting and scars, I like the character and proof of life those things show. Well done!
Thank you!
I'm sure your friend was pleased. Hopefully you got dinner and a drink.
Luckily he was, yes 😄 Thank your for your comment’
Lovely finish on that dude 👏👏👏. Great job 👉👉👉. Another lease of life 👍. 😎
Thank you John!
I took a boilermaking course, translating into more locksmithing for offshore work. I learned it that way, by hand. Cutting, drilling, threading, chamfering, filing... It's pretty cool to see the result, more than work it gives!
Thank you for your comment!
Another wonderful job amazing 👏 👌👍
Thank you for your support Roy! 🙏🏼
Great restoration
Thank you Larry!
That drill press looked like it was put together tight! Whoever made it must have liked precision.
Yes it was super tight!
Exellent work..finest in every details
Thank you my friend 🙏🏼
LOOKS GREAT, NICE WORK...
Thank you!
Well done.😊😊😊
Thank you 🙏🏼
Look out Chuck Norris. There's another Karate expert in town. :) Good Job on the drill press. You got a new subscriber. Me. I look forward to binge watching the other videos.
😄😄 Thank you for your support!
Very good job folk
Thank you!
Its alive again!
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Sweet 👍🏻 👍🏻
Thank you!
Great job and video and a very handy tool thanks for sharing your time and skill 👍🇬🇧
Thank you once again Brian!
I need to buy or construct a drill stand like this one!!
Definitely useful!
Just bought a very old Wolfcraft drill stand. Very similar like this one. I wrote to the manufacturer that it is good for d43 neck drill or not. They said, the stand is 30 years old, based on the picture i did and said also that is compatible. Also proposed to buy the modern one, but nooo. The stand what i have has solid still hexagon coloumn, the base is also casted steel and not die cast aluminium as nowadays. The part which receives the drill is solid die casted aluminium and not pressed sheet metal. At the end it is robust and works.
...ottimo lavoro!
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Nicely done 👍 such a transformation. Your friend should be happy with the finished outcome. Great job 👏👏👏
Thank you my friend!
Ich bin fasziniert, wie du aus dem Stück rostigem Altmetall wieder ein hochwertiges Werkzeug gemacht hast. Das Ergebnis ist wirklich toll. Mir gefällt auch der Schnitt und die Bildeinstellung des Videos. Alles gut erkennbar und selbsterklärend.
Vielen Dank, freut mich dass es dir gefallen hat!
First time coming across your channel, and if this video is a good representation of your skills, I shan't regret it.
Have a wonderful Sunday in Germany!
I try my best 😄 Thank you for your support! 🙏🏼
@@DrHutOfHandcraft You're welcome! 😊
Fantastic work my friend... I can't believe how strong u are, breaking that brick with your bare hands 😂
Thank you 😄
I actually was surprised that I made it, last time I did that was over 10 years ago 😂
looks awesome. great job…⛏️🔨🔩🔧⚒️🛠️🪛👍
thank you mike!
very nice restoration, a spring is missing, the plastic clamping ring at the base of the column serves as a support for the spring you are missing, it is a spring with 35mm internal diameter.
But where is the spring? 😄 it was never disassembled before and there was no spring when I disassembled it 🤔 Maybe there are different models with and without a spring
Great job bro
Thanks mate!
سپاس بابت حمایتتتون🙏🙏🙏
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Beautiful restoration mister beautifully restored good job well done
Thank you!
Great work!!!!!
Thank you! 🙏🏼
Good job.
Thank you!
This is amazing to watch. I’d love to watch your workmanship and how you work. Amazing 🤩
Thank you!
one quick question, why do you use a paint stripper and not just sand blast it off? These restorations are amazing. Thank you.
He'd have to change the blasting medium more often due to all the paint chips contaminating it. The paint might have lead in it too, so it's best to use stripper first.
Exactly what Elaine said 👍🏼 plus the paint on this project was super persistent
It is such a transformation. Well done 👍👍
Thank you!
A pleasure to watch... Your work quality has become professional. Congratulations!
Thank you very much, I really appreciate it! 🙏🏼
Excellent work, as always.
Thank you very much!
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Why don't you use a cordless drill for thread drilling? Very good job and a very good drill stand.
Thank you!
Because I like cutting threads the “classic” way more and for me it’s the way to do it 🙂
Nice job restoring this. But if I am honest I would have preferred a different colour. Maybe a light grey hammerite of or a pale green. But this is what the owner wants. For the rest, great job.
Thank you, appreciate it!
Pretty neato
Thank you
Muito bom 🎉🎉🎉
Thank you!
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wow 👌🏻 .. I love the end music ❤❤❤
Thank you!
Great work sir. I love how you re-profiled the gear teeth and how you cleaned the pitted rust on the post the spindle goes through.
Thank you, much appreciated!
Perfeito 👏👏
Thank you!
Your restorations are very nice.. you should paint them in a clear color so they would look nicer.. in dark color they seem to be less interesting...
Thank you! This piece was for a friend of mine who gave it to me and he chose that color 🙂
Nice flex ❤
Thanks 😄😄
i have never seen any drill press stand like that before can you please tell me which company made those kind of drill press stand much appricated thanks
Well I don’t know which company made the one I restored, because it doesn’t have the brand anywhere. I think wabeco made them, but other brands definitely also make those
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I just watched it for the weird flex.
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Same. 😂
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WABECO?! 🤔
Maybe 🤔 but I didn’t see this type of drill stand before 🤷🏻♂️
Der Material, Energie und Zeitaufwand steht überhaupt nicht im Verhältnis zum geschaffenem Wert, zumal das Gerät keineswegs alt ist. Kunststoff und Metall trennen, ab in die Verwertung, neues Gerät kaufen (keine 100 Euro), wäre sinnvoller. Hätte aber bestimmt nicht so viel Spass gemacht und keine Schulterklopfer eingebracht. Nix für Ungut.
Das ist definitiv Ansichtssache und ich bin da ganz anderer Meinung. Erstens hat das gute Stück für den Freund für den ich es restauriert habe einen hohen ideellen Wert.
Zweitens muss man nicht alles wegwerfen und neu kaufen, nur weil es nicht mehr schick aussieht.
Drittens war der Materialaufwand nicht wirklich hoch.
Und das ganze abgesehen davon, dass man ja nicht den gleichen Aufwand betreiben muss wie ich in dem Video. Man hätte das Teil auch weniger aufwendig restaurieren können. Das ist aber nicht mein Stil und nicht der Zweck den ich verfolge. Aber jeder kann es ja so machen wie er oder sie möchte.
Nichts für Ungut 🙂
@@DrHutOfHandcraft Sorry, aber der ideelle Wert von Bohrmaschinenständern ist mir nicht ganz verständlich. Das restaurierte Gerät sieht durchaus schick aus. Der Materialaufwand war nicht hoch, aber hochbrisant (z.B. Rostlöser).
Nicht allen gefällt halt unbedingt alles. 🙂
@@andersals9375 Das ist ja das schöne, wir müssen ja nicht einer Meinung sein :) Abgesehen davon ist es nicht mein ideeller Wert sondern der meines Freundes, da der Bohrmaschinenständer seinem Großvater gehört hat.
Inwiefern hochbrisant? Ich fand das ganze eigentlich eher weniger brisant