1940'S L&R MASTER WATCH CLEANING MACHINE RESTORATION

I decided to do this restoration because I have a passion for vintage watches. Been restoring watches for a year now and I really needed a watch cleaning machine. Eventually found one cheap enough on ebay and of course in dear need of restoration. So decided to tackle the project. hope you enjoy!
* DANGER*
Do not attempt to restore if you don't have knowledge or feel unsafe to work with electrical wires and components. Seek an electrician to replace all electrical components if needed.

[@williamking6019]

Good job 👏

[@martinleal9234]

Thanks alot for letting me participate and work on your project. It was very interesting in finding out what the machine is used for I had no idea when you brought me the piece. Thanks alot🙏

[@Anne6621]

have to build my own watch cleaning machine , as much as i am in love with vintage cleaning machines the prices even for total junk is so so so over inflated it's not even funny ,, Great Video btw clean with pride !!!!

[@watchasilearn]

Great video! I really enjoyed watching you work. I also liked how you personalized your machine by changing the color, very nice touch! Thanks so much for the shout out! It’s much appreciated.

[@michaelcook2220]

Wd40 was originally created as a water proofer for electrical components.

[@BobbyJ2002]

Take pictures before disassembly. Many pictures.

[@AdamGunter11]

I just bought a barn find and plan to do something similar. Great work!

[@user-ym3ns1nh6z]

Show muito bom mesmo para bem

[@kupariusa4202]

Curious about how you wired the 3-way switch to reverse the motor. My L&R Master (seemingly the same model as yours) just arrived yesterday and I would like to have that option as well. Fantastic job on the restoration, my friend.

[@jjcj6463]

Great job, congratulations. Could you tell me how many rpm the engine runs?

[@anglerurga91mamuju58]

Jijiji.

[@mariajameson9733]

Bendiciones muy bien saludos 👍👍😘🙏

[@totokingkong1]

Do you have the basket?

[@joelcarvajal]

Hi! Thank you very much for this wonderful video. May I know how did you manage to remove the rotor from the motor housing? I can’t pull it out. It seems attached to the bearing inside?

[@TBONES]

I have a question I with these machines. Are they ok to use for cleaning jewellery as well? With the correct chemicals I couldn’t see why it couldn’t be used for that too.

[@johnvaluk1401]

Sorry can’t stand ai voice. I’ll skip