First I have to say that this was an absolutely fantastic restoration. Not only the mechanical but also the more complicated electronic aspects. You sir are a master craftsman. Secondly, I must complement the design and manufacture of this fine tool. It was clearly manufactured in a time where form and function reigned over low cost. I can only imagine what this tool must have cost new. Honest to god ball screw , thrust washers and aluminum castings; not the cheap blow molded crap that floods the market today.
I hope you had as much enjoyment doing that restoration as I did watching you do it. You have a very high level skill set and apply it making what most see as yard sale junk you bring back to life and upgrade even and its always a relaxing journey to go along on so in not so many words I thank you
Thank you for not saying or showing us how "You were walking in the woods and just happened to *find it under a branch* [freshly cut]. It's the only reason I continued watching, and decided to watch another. Well done from start to finish.
I don't know what impresses me more, the great restore and electronic job or that, that little battery powered OLD pruner will cut through such thick branches!!!! Great Job!!!
That was fun. Reminds me of the big old electric scissors we had when I was young. Ran on 3 "C" cells. They weren't very practical, but definitely fascinating to me as a kid.
Just look at this marvel of a battery, such a handsome gadget you've made =) I also loved how well you sharpened the blades, although I'm not sure if you stripped the plating… great job =)
Thank for video, good work! some tips: 1- use masking tape for non-colored areas (spray color can't resist acetone, so it is included in pattex (ruber) glue. 2- screw and pin grease /oil before assembly
Very well done. They’re a high quality pair of cutters that will last many years. I have a pair of Bosch cordless cutters and they won’t go through branches as thick as the ones you were cutting. Cheers Stuart 🇦🇺
Absolutely mad skills my friend incredible restoration and I’ll bet you it’s better than it was when it was new keep up the good work and great videos but once again absolutely mad skills!
Nvedo il motivo x non essere cortesi, dopo gli sforzi fatti per offrirci questi magnifico servizii, complimenti sinceri da uomo di 84 anni, continuate cisì e buona fortuna!
Why must you make everything you do look easy lol. You inspire me to fix more stuff. As a kid I used to take things apart just to see how they worked, or fix stuff Similar to this. But you make you look so easy. Wth lol. Amazing job buddy, I'm glad to have found your channel
Or you can drop $20 on a relatively cheap rechargeable one and not need to worry about batteries for a while. Still, using sonic toothbrushes to clean parts with is an excellent recommendation, as they work fantastically well.
Very nice and fine work! Thanks.. if a suggestion is allowed, maybe you should heat and bathe in oil (maybe also wd40 could be ok) the blued parts.. otherwise I'm afraid they will get rusty in short.. especially for these tools to be used outdoor :) Thanks again for the video!
Все прекрасно, кроме заточки. Верхний рабочий нож должен иметь подвод только с одной стороны, именно с той где есть спуск. Вторая сторона идеально плоская, иначе в скором времени этот секатор будет зажевывать ветки.
Thank you for this video, i have a quick question, at 14:06 you applied a liquid to the now cleaned and prepped bolts and cogs, what was that liquid and what is the purpose other than coloration? I assume it is some sort of protectant?
when there is more than one bolt never fully unscrew and remove one before unscrew them all slightly unscrew them all then remove them so you won't end up with a tight screw
Those shears looked much older than i thought from the patina, but it cannot be that old given the brushless motor. Then again maybe brushless cordless power tools dident reach sweden until a few years ago.
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First I have to say that this was an absolutely fantastic restoration. Not only the mechanical but also the more complicated electronic aspects. You sir are a master craftsman. Secondly, I must complement the design and manufacture of this fine tool. It was clearly manufactured in a time where form and function reigned over low cost. I can only imagine what this tool must have cost new. Honest to god ball screw , thrust washers and aluminum castings; not the cheap blow molded crap that floods the market today.
Not everything modern is bad. You can order this exact one out of china right now for about $300
I have this exact pruner. My trigger is broken. Where can I buy one?
I hope you had as much enjoyment doing that restoration as I did watching you do it. You have a very high level skill set and apply it making what most see as yard sale junk you bring back to life and upgrade even and its always a relaxing journey to go along on so in not so many words I thank you
Thank you for not saying or showing us how "You were walking in the woods and just happened to *find it under a branch* [freshly cut].
It's the only reason I continued watching, and decided to watch another. Well done from start to finish.
The entire battery making process is the most professional DIY thing I've ever seen in my life
That's one serious fingers cutter. :)
Or a serious pp cutter
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Naw that's a dick dicer 2000
Для казней
"Oh so you don't wanna give up the info?" "OK let's have fun then 😃" 🖖
What a wonderful tool. No stupid safeties, just pure productivity
Пальце резка хорошая!!!
Для хирурга отличный инструмент!!! )
I don't know what impresses me more, the great restore and electronic job or that, that little battery powered OLD pruner will cut through such thick branches!!!!
Great Job!!!
The internals of the original product looked like a lightsaber to me. Neat video!
Wow my man. That’s amazing. The battery was a nice touch. Your abilities are impeccable! From trash to treasure.
Great video. Wouldn't want my fingers anywhere near that.
🤣🤣🤣😆 yeh bro it seems really dangerous 😱😱😱
@@savneetsinghrairai6823 ball remover
That was fun. Reminds me of the big old electric scissors we had when I was young. Ran on 3 "C" cells. They weren't very practical, but definitely fascinating to me as a kid.
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Just look at this marvel of a battery, such a handsome gadget you've made =) I also loved how well you sharpened the blades, although I'm not sure if you stripped the plating… great job =)
That battery bank is just so professionally made!!! looks so neat and well put together. But also the restoration is just awesome!!!
Although that soldering job on that battery meter dident turn out the greatest, but who am i to complain as i do the same thing too half the time.
Cool restoration, I enjoy your content. And a couple of additional words for the YT algorithms. Thank you
I believe that is the most dangerous thing you have restored. Very effective!
Thank you for bringing this beauty back to life and not tossing in the bin!
That was a beautiful tool restoring.
Even the battery build was fascinating to watch 👍🏼
Whoever made this tool was a great creator !👏 congratulations great idea !👍👈
Thank for video, good work!
some tips:
1- use masking tape for non-colored areas (spray color can't resist acetone, so it is included in pattex (ruber) glue.
2- screw and pin grease /oil before assembly
Красавчик!
Сделал как новый!
Всё профессионально!
oh wow, this has got to be the cleanest footage of a sandblasting I've ever seen - kudos!
Can pretty safely say this was an expensive tool when new, seems very good quality. Great restoration!
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1:36 OMG its her caviar great nature of electric pruning shears are stunning
Very well done. They’re a high quality pair of cutters that will last many years. I have a pair of Bosch cordless cutters and they won’t go through branches as thick as the ones you were cutting. Cheers Stuart 🇦🇺
Wonderful Restoration! God Bless your talent! Keep up good work!
Great restoration of the Finger Remover 1970!
Project turned out very nice. 👍 love how you kept all the original parts. Very enjoyable.
My God saves you. What creative tool have never seen before l love it .lhope to have one's own personal but my age about end .thanks to you.
wow this is overall very professionally done. impressive skills and great build. very useful tool for a basket weaver or vineyard
Absolutely mad skills my friend incredible restoration and I’ll bet you it’s better than it was when it was new keep up the good work and great videos but once again absolutely mad skills!
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Wow amazing video 👍👍👍❤❤❤❤
No new parts except for the battery and connections, amazing.
I like the battery power pack and looks professional design and the cutter is simply heavy to cut
I always like to see before bed greetings from Paraguay
Nvedo il motivo x non essere cortesi, dopo gli sforzi fatti per offrirci questi magnifico servizii, complimenti sinceri da uomo di 84 anni, continuate cisì e buona fortuna!
👍😀 Ottimo lavoro. Ciao grazie
Incredibile how you master all the technique, great job!
Why must you make everything you do look easy lol. You inspire me to fix more stuff. As a kid I used to take things apart just to see how they worked, or fix stuff Similar to this. But you make you look so easy. Wth lol. Amazing job buddy, I'm glad to have found your channel
Koga znaes i koga si kreativen , se drugo izgleda mnogu lesno! Cestitam , dobra rabota !
Класс. Вот с таким прибором здорово работать
Wow a proper ball screw. Nice! One of those cheap sonic tooth brushes works really good for cleaning parts. They run off of a single AAA battery.
Or you can drop $20 on a relatively cheap rechargeable one and not need to worry about batteries for a while. Still, using sonic toothbrushes to clean parts with is an excellent recommendation, as they work fantastically well.
Great restoration and I’m surprised you don’t have an ultrasonic bath.
YOUR BUILD IS PERFECT
That's a absolutely incredible resterlason a great talent brilliant job well done to you
Wow. Would have never expected a ballscrew in there. Amazing design actually.
that is the coolest pair of scissors i have ever seen. perfect for cutting peoples fingers off
Great Job 👍👍👍
Great Video 👍👍👍
Great Channel 👍👍👍
Комментарий в поддержку канала и ролика, а также труда мастера.
Great! now you have your christmas present.
GOSTEI MUITO DO SEU VÍDEO A NOTA É TOP 1OOO PARABÉNS 🕵🏻♀️😁🤝👍🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Береги пальцы, Сеня!
Great restoration...well done. I hope it wasn't given the finger test...chop chop. 😂 😂 😂
Sand blasting is such a sexy thing isnt it 😂 I could watch it for days.
Very nice and fine work! Thanks.. if a suggestion is allowed, maybe you should heat and bathe in oil (maybe also wd40 could be ok) the blued parts.. otherwise I'm afraid they will get rusty in short.. especially for these tools to be used outdoor :)
Thanks again for the video!
Love the spot welder so cool !!
Все прекрасно, кроме заточки. Верхний рабочий нож должен иметь подвод только с одной стороны, именно с той где есть спуск. Вторая сторона идеально плоская, иначе в скором времени этот секатор будет зажевывать ветки.
1q okołoporodowym lol aż
Excellent Work!
Niiice!
Just bought modern 16v pair. Excellent bit of kit
Excellent job 👍
Brilliant restoration, well done!
Ну, мы русские просветлённые в этой теме, нам уже всё показал Дью
Nice restoration, but it would have been better if some explanations where added
Very good for gardening
Excellent restoration 👍👍👍Thanks for sharing
That's amazing! Are you going to put a belt loop on the battery pack, or just put it in a sling bag or something while working?
Congratulations for you. Mas que essa ferramenta pro cara perder a bica do dedo , e top.
Man is this thing well built. I don't know what I was expecting to see inside but a ball screw was not it. Powerful too!
Perfect restoration . 👍👍
Thank you for this video, i have a quick question, at 14:06 you applied a liquid to the now cleaned and prepped bolts and cogs, what was that liquid and what is the purpose other than coloration? I assume it is some sort of protectant?
This is called "cold bluing", that forms a thin coat of iron oxide that prevents to rust
@@ored85 Outstanding! Thank you.
Nice work on the cutters now that you cut all that little bit of word I hope you got a small fireplace to burn it in. LOL
making that battery was very impressive
when there is more than one bolt never fully unscrew and remove one before unscrew them all
slightly unscrew them all then remove them
so you won't end up with a tight screw
Good job ❤❤❤👍👍👍👏👏👏
Exelente trabajo te felicito un saludo desde la ciudad de México
Restoration of the clippers, or how to make a battery pack? Thanks for sharing. 👍😁🇨🇱🇺🇸
simply...the best....👍👍👍
Ads be like, ITS A GREAT GIFT FOR YOU KIDS!
Enjoyed this video, thanks.
Those shears looked much older than i thought from the patina, but it cannot be that old given the brushless motor. Then again maybe brushless cordless power tools dident reach sweden until a few years ago.
Awesome job
Fantástico 👏👏👏👏👌🇧🇷
se passa no dedo já era, vai fica igual a lula.
so convenient thanks for sharing
Waste not, want not…excellent
You sir are amazing! I only have one word, WOW!!!
This guy must have a huge "filing" cabinet!
Very good video
Good job
So sharp! What a lethal looking torture device! Scary! 🧡
This would be good gift for someone in the Yakuza
What a nice tool
Nice job.
Just don't put your finger there😄.
Сардельки держите подальше, чтобы на пяточки не покромсали))
Ah yes, a sealed unit with mud caked on the inside. Seems completely legit
Blimey you’re clever man
Can you fix this crappy RUclips interface with all the crap that gets in the way?
Excellent work, brushless motor surprise and everything.
Very cool well done.
Excellent job 👏 👍
Good working
The Best work
A little tape on the areas you don't want paint and you can avoid scraping off the paint later. Also how are you gonna charge your power bank? 🤔
The bank has a charging port on it right next to the cable port.
@@hardtek517 thanks I didn't notice that.