DiResta - Vintage Shop Crane Restoration!
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
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In this video me and Rob Rojas restore this vintage 1020s Canton #4 shop Crane gifted to me by Andrew from Blacksmith tools! Go follow Rob and Andrew!
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When you lifted the anvil at the end I assumed you did all this because you were having a coyote problem.
Nah he has a roadrunner problem 🤣
@@TheBtw1997 Jimmy should have put ACME on the side of that crane.
@@1pcfred 🤣
Comment of the year! 🤣
Lol. Got to be OG to get that one
In 2014 I made the coffin in the background you can see the build here. it was recently taken out of a storage unit were it was damaged.. I am fixing it for Halloween xo .. also it was the inspiration for the goKart build ruclips.net/video/I0Z7kW2oZb0/видео.html
I love seeing an old piece of history brought back to life.
Great job as always.
The chosen one.
I absolutely love that thing. My mind is spinning with modern versions for small maker shops.
Hello it's nice connecting with you, how's your day going for you over there?
Raising this workhorse from the prison of Rustville is so great to watch . If anybody didn't learn something from this video then they're dead in the head.
As always it was Educational and Entertaining all in one easy to follow format. Stay well to Forest , Willie and you my brother
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It's a pity I didn't show you how to lower the anvil
Eric from Hand Tool Rescue is probably jealous he didn't get to do this restore with you guys. Great job Jimmy this crane will be working for the next 100 years thanks to you guys! 👍
Very!
He would slowed the entire process but doing it “correctly” 😄😄
One of the things I enjoy about your presentations is that they are always interesting and engaging, enven for things I'd never consider doing. Bravo on this one!
"How to drive the internet crazy with a single cotter pin".... or maybe just me.
17:35 don’t put your finger inside any rotating holes on a lathe! Use a catch bar or kiss your finger goodbye now!
These cranes are great, I need to restore mine! It would be good to shorten those cotter pins or they will shred your ankles. I don’t usually assume the role of the safety police by the way but those two things will give you a world of hurt!
Definitely a failing grade on the use of cotter pins.
@@billmiller7138 that’s on rob 😂😂
Looks like (26:02) it has the remains of some feet that it lowers onto when the handle is raised? Maybe they had a block of wood on the bottom of them or something? Otherwise there seems no point in the raise/lower handle mechanism.
I think it was just to keep it Close to the road if it tipped. They were steel skids that we’re replaceable
Fantastic work, Jimmy! 😃
And I bet it's going to be really useful for the shop!!!
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
That was awesome.. Great to see an old rig like that cleaned up and working again.. Really enjoyed that !
Fantastic job dude. Like the way you used some antique tools to restore an antique. One question why did you heat up bit before welding it? Is it because it’s iron and makes it easier to weld?
Better weld penetration, especially on large pieces of metal and if your welder is a bit underpowered for the job.
Excelente proyecto maestro, muy bien desarrollado y mejor ejecutado, buena restauración, tiene una magnífica herramienta, que durara otros tantos años como tiene, las cosas antes se hacían a conciencia y pará durar, gracias por compartir sus conocimientos y experiencias, un saludo cordial y por supuesto un gran like desde Narón (Galicia) 🔝🛠️ 🤓
I was about to be super impressed if you guys had a vat of that evapo-rust, stuff big enough for that thing..
You mean like the one @Hand Tool Rescue has?
Fitting that you used an old school monkey wrench during the restro and did you see those roller bearings in the wheel,can take them apart to service them,thanks Jimmy and your team for taking me back,and the bronze bushing update,thanks for the video🤗😎🤗😎
I can't wait to see you hook this one up to a crane game machine Jimmy! 😜
1:41 - is this a coffin?
@@masterocontrol6245 yes
hi. I have been following your channel for a while. I love the restoration theme and I'm a fan of you. I am also doing a restoration channel and hope that you can give me some suggestions about my restoration videos. I'm really grateful.
Классно когда старым механизмам, которые ещё могут послужить верой и правдой дают вторую жизнь :))) Диресте респект :))))
That is a freaking cool crane 👍👍
Great video. That crane is way more complex than it looks. Nice restore. Rob is better than Google. His name should be a verb in like, "...just Rob it." Mahalo for sharing! : )
Nice restoration mate . 👍👌
Your camera handling is moving shaking. Please use a stative. you make em very nervous. Quality of workers is low. Working more with hammer and rough force than with brain. The name Diresta is made from high quality.
Ain't gonna lie! The camera was moving around so much I threw-up. Twice! Okay, I'm lying. Anyway. Totally cool to see that old beast get brought back to life. What is its lift capacity?
Wow, square nuts are old school stuff! I've never thought they kept making them into the 1920s
That's a beautiful piece of machinery. Wow very informative and nicely restoration Jimmy. Can't wait to see more videos soon. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work my friend. Forge On. Fab On. Weld On. Keep making. God bless.
That crane would make an excellent comedy prop for a 'Live Action' 'ACME INDUSTRIES video featuring (of course) THE Road Runner and Mr. Wile E. Coyote. You guys can decide who's going to be who........but I think Jimmy would work better as the coyote.
How Diresta gonna turn an Giant Square Nut and not use a Hand Tool Rescue adjustable wrench?!? Dang Shame. 😂
Erm, sorry to go off topic but...., THE COFFIN CASUALLY LEANING TO AT THE ENTRANCE ???? 😲
Looks like would be good for motor pulling. Thanks for not playing music during your sped up parts.
Dude that is an awesome crane, great job on the restoration!
( Old steel ) Built to last, Just saying.
You do some nice work. I'm a new subscriber and all ready know I'll be watching all your videos
Awesome to see this back in its full glory!
I really need one of these. I like the one with the engine attachment.
Oh yes you do!
Наносить краску на ржавчину - это предел мечтаний 😂😂😂. Такие видео нужно смотреть только в целях, как делать нельзя.
BIG TOI AN GOOD HELPER❤️❤️❤️
What a beauty. Puts all the fun into moving a thing from here to there.
Beautiful piece of machinery! I’d love to do some huge castings like this someday, and make something for moving equipment
I’d love to see a Tips video on clamping. I know it’s unrelated to this amazing restoration but I only hours ago launched my wood project from the drill press across the shop so it’s top-of-mind for me. I love this channel.
Don't they have PB blaster in NY? LOL, Nice work...
25:40 love that ratchiting sound, reminds me of a draw bridge or something like that.
Fabulous job! Must have been such a blessing & back saver for the folk who made cars & trucks with its swan neck lines & easy lifting: Robot if it’s day! Thanks for sharing!
Wanna know how I know you are secure in your masculinity??? You use Chrome sockets on an impact 💪💪💪
Me 2 homie me 2!!!
Every part of that concern aches my bones..these machines lie rusting hoping for you,they miss you when you pass them by..
I see Run-D.M.C. gifted you one of their chains for the project. Nice work!
Love these tool restoration videos. It’s awesome to see the craftsmanship and engineering that went into it all, thanks for sharing! Love the custom logo to by the way! From one upstate New Yorker to another, thanks for inspiring Jimmy!
Nice workshop crane. Top job. 👍🇦🇺
If machinery could talk, it would speak proudly about how it had been restored to its original glory after so many years of work and unloved wear. Great video 👍
Sei mamm er uan 1 tu Gimmy ufo ❤️🐞🚀🍀
Reminds me of The Band Saw, which seems to have fallen off the radar (not permanently I hope).
At 17:45 you weren't ready with a box. If you watch my mechanics he always has a box when using the lathe.
Always good to see him breathing life back into old...old school equipment. When you cranked the handle, it sounded like a rollercoaster climbing!
looks good. i probably would have tapped that pivot pin for a zerk fitting though.
Another great DiRestoration video!!!
I love these old tools, my Canton Crane is a little different but it's cool
Jimmy you have every tool known to man but no sofa blaster so the poor bastard has to grind the entire thing clean of rust?
As usual great build. But your mate is wearing sports trainers on his feet, that lift must weigh a ton. Come on get him in safety footware
Great video as always Jimmy! What paint did you use on the casting?
Rust oleum thank you!
That clicking of the pawl reminded me of Jaws.
😳😨😱 me seeing you grab the roll just after you put turbo flames on it😂🤣😂 . Again What a job ! Congrats!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 you also save inheritance and i like it !
@ 8:06 I was watching the same and thinking "Bet that's hot" when he grabbed it,felt the pain and laughed at the same time... 🤣🤣🤣
@@DILLIGAF65 hell yeah!🤣😂😱
@0:31 I'll give you $112.50 for it!😂😂
I’m suprised you don’t have a sand blaster or electro removal.
Great job. Thanks for posting.
I might of missed it.
You letters you glued to it, was that some kind of metal?
Good Jimmy
should have just put the whole thing in Evapo-rust would have saved a lot of time
if you had an O in your name, an anagram would be ASTEROID
This was a fun restoration. Onto the next rescue!
I have never seen bearings like the ones in the wheels. Really interesting design.
I could watch this video all day!
8:10
Rob: take another hole
Jimmy: that's what she says 😂
Hi Jimmy - Love the crane !! If you have got a minute can I tell you about a dream i had... Absolutely love this weeks Making it pod cast BTW Keep up all the great work Sir
Hahahah
I love heavy metal! Nicely done Jimmy.
5:44, did you guys just reenact dropping that? 😂
мутни макс и андрей перекуп слопают машу всегда вместе, в деревне.
Nice job with a rusty frozen part of history.
I’m disappointed in Jimmy’s restoration. Doesn’t he know you must remove all casting burrs with a 12” mill smooth file, use body filler to repair all imperfections, and polish all non painted parts to a mirror finish?!?!? All while wearing BLACK nitrile gloves, not these hideous green things. 🙄
Yeah, at least he didn't use a needle scaler on gear teeth, hammer in ball bearings with a hammer, bang on the threads of a bolt with a steel hammer or use actual sand in his sand blaster... Oh but he did do at least three of those.
But I get the inference... Different strokes for different folks.
That said, very nice restoration! As soon as I saw him pull the wheels off I was hoping he'd clean/true them up on the lathe, and he did. Well done...
I need one!
Left when you said I put some custom logos on there.
@DominicChinea Hey Dom, Jimmy has a vintage one too!
Beautiful crane! How do you release the load after lifting?
Yep half a click and flip. Before osha
Cotter pin anxiety.
Troll food.
" Diresta unlimited "
Almost an understatement!
It needs a safety for the release :P Pinchin' fingers aint fun
God bless you Jimmy
You were close, its from the eighteen one hundred twenties.
You can have it in any color, as long as it's black!
Id love to have a hammock chair on the end & have it as my Sofa.
Is that the original Dracula’s Coffin you made in the basement NYC?
Yes! Was in need of repair
I would love to apprentice under diresta.
Alway great to see old equipment restored.
who the hell taught you how to bend cotter pins?
Nice Resto. Fun to use. Thanks for sharing.
That’s super cool Jimmy
Оператор никудышный 👎👎👎
Why not winch synthetic rope / amsteel
Sono incatenato che nn coltivo più passioni come una volta o solo rabbia con voi