Very nice job overall. A few observations: Since this tool has an aluminium body, an earth connection is mandatory; Nothing against the colour, I liked it, but a "vintage tone" would be more fitting (or leaving all bare metal); A test would be nice to see. Keep the good work.
I showed at the end of the video that the drill works and of course it looks better than it did in the beginning, I didn't test because I didn't think about it, I was too excited about how this drill looks and I couldn't wait to post the video on youtube. Thank you for appreciating my work and I invite you to see my other videos 😊👍
I own the exact same old machine as an heirloom from my father. It still works, is loud as hell, and looks just as old and used as yours did before the restoration. After watching your video, I think I'll get to work on getting the machine looking spiffy again.
That’s wtf I’m talking about... when a man can take something that was on its way to decomposing under trash for the next millennium, and make it BETTER than when it was brand new. There is something special about that. Looks amazing great job.
Very nice refurbishing project. The paint job looks great. I hope it can stay that way when being used. I have an old corded drill that I am working on. But instead of paint, I am going to powder coat it in hopes to keep it look good as long as possible. Thumbs Up!
What dissolvent ? And what are the two polished caps on Btm. fore & Aft ? Have you found any history of this tool or does the data plate reveal? Great painting skills and facility. What buffing wheel ? Thanks for posting.
Nitro thinner, sorry but forgot to record these caps, yes i fond on websites and also it's on plate, thank you, cotton buffing wheel, I thank you for comment it's really imporatant to me 🤗 have a nice day 😁👍
you got me, unfortunately I did not put new bearings everyone makes mistakes, but thank you for pointing out to me now I will be careful about such mishaps😊 I hope you like the rest 😊👌
@@customrestoration5317 Yes , I liked it a lot. I am in the motorcycle-restoration business. Its my defect that I put 80% of my attention to the technical part of the job and only 20% to the finishing and "shining" part. When I discuss with my customers I explain to them that the technical result has to be at the same level or better than from factory , and about the optical finish we can discuss about the amount of care the customer is willing to pay. I am absolutely bored of seeing shining old motorcycles at meetings which need twenty kicks to start.
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You have great content too!
@@GT_Racer347 Thank you buddy 🙂👌
Absolutely beautiful! I love the color!
Thank you very much, i love that color 2 😊
Beautiful. Love your work.
Tkank you very much 🤗
Awesome work, and phenomenal color. Great job.
Thank you very much buddy it's really nice to see comment like your's 😊
Outstanding craftsmanship, a labor of love.
It's a pleasure to make video for people like you 😊 thank you very much
Very nice tool, very nice job.
Thank you very much 🤗
Dude that thing looks amazing, top job 👍
Thank you very much buddy 😉
Very nice job overall. A few observations:
Since this tool has an aluminium body, an earth connection is mandatory;
Nothing against the colour, I liked it, but a "vintage tone" would be more fitting (or leaving all bare metal);
A test would be nice to see.
Keep the good work.
I showed at the end of the video that the drill works and of course it looks better than it did in the beginning, I didn't test because I didn't think about it, I was too excited about how this drill looks and I couldn't wait to post the video on youtube. Thank you for appreciating my work and I invite you to see my other videos 😊👍
Beautiful paint job. Too nice to use, just put it on display and be proud to show it off.
im really happy that you say that 😊👍 Thank you very much 🤗
amazing restoration
it seems the restored was even better than the original
Thank you for your support, I am very happy that you like it 😊👍
I own the exact same old machine as an heirloom from my father.
It still works, is loud as hell, and looks just as old and used as yours did before the restoration.
After watching your video, I think I'll get to work on getting the machine looking spiffy again.
Beautiful job!
Thank you very much 😊
That’s wtf I’m talking about... when a man can take something that was on its way to decomposing under trash for the next millennium, and make it BETTER than when it was brand new. There is something special about that. Looks amazing great job.
You are awesome thank you very much buddy 😊👍
Cool bro !!!! 😎😎👍👍
Thank you 😊👍
Very nice refurbishing project. The paint job looks great. I hope it can stay that way when being used. I have an old corded drill that I am working on. But instead of paint, I am going to powder coat it in hopes to keep it look good as long as possible. Thumbs Up!
Thank you very much, unfortunately I do not have the appropriate powder coating equipment yet. Good luck with your drill project buddy 😁👌
Awesome restoration bro 👍👍💪
I loved the color 😀
Im really happy that you enjoy 😊 thank you for your support 😀
Wow that turned out nice, the only problem is now that it's to nice to use ( if you where planning this)😉
hahah thank you for this comment that made my day. I will use it very carefully 😄
Niceky done, like the color
Thank you is really nice that you say so 😊
It is perfect.
Thank you very much 😊
Sweet 👍🏻 👍🏻
😉👌
Mantap 👍👍👍
😊👍 thank u
What dissolvent ? And what are the two polished caps on Btm. fore & Aft ? Have you found any history of this tool or does the data plate reveal? Great painting skills and facility. What buffing wheel ? Thanks for posting.
Nitro thinner, sorry but forgot to record these caps, yes i fond on websites and also it's on plate, thank you, cotton buffing wheel, I thank you for comment it's really imporatant to me 🤗 have a nice day 😁👍
Nice job. Why not powder coat instead
Very good idea but I don't have the right things for powder coating yet, but I think it will change over time, adn also thank you for comment buddy 😊
I found a leaflet online with these AS, ASy & ASz drills, the date is 1934 with them
That's interesting, thank you for that 😊
My rotor is dated May 1964
Curious you didn't show us that it actually works and can drill a hole.
Yes you are right it's my fault. I am just starting to record videos but I will try to be better and better 😊👍
Did I miss something or didn´t you bother putting new bearings on a 100 year old drill?
you got me, unfortunately I did not put new bearings everyone makes mistakes, but thank you for pointing out to me now I will be careful about such mishaps😊 I hope you like the rest 😊👌
@@customrestoration5317 Yes , I liked it a lot. I am in the motorcycle-restoration business. Its my defect that I put 80% of my attention to the technical part of the job and only 20% to the finishing and "shining" part. When I discuss with my customers I explain to them that the technical result has to be at the same level or better than from factory , and about the optical finish we can discuss about the amount of care the customer is willing to pay. I am absolutely bored of seeing shining old motorcycles at meetings which need twenty kicks to start.
@@stefanrichter9162 I don't think it's defect cause safety first buddy 😊👍
100 years old?
Yup 😊 almost
That's not how you spell Aluminum
Thank you very much my mistake i will correct it in a moment 😊👍
Horrible editing !
Sorry but i am learning this