@@harun4674 Мага салам тебе. Ты им не Риббентропа со Сталиным напоминай, тем более что такого нету, а напоминай как они в Великобритании его, реббинтропа, встречали.
I think the most brilliant part about this build... is this video gets higher ratings for having more comments... leaving the screws unfinished did the trick!.
Btw, if somebody even care: Model isn't N3-1008 It is ИЭ-1008 Where is И for инструмент (instrument) and Э for электрический (electrical) So it is "Electrical Instrument - 1008" If you want, I also found a description for this drill and can tell you more details:)
Seriously....I was impressed with your restoration...untill the screws....then my tourettes kicked in...I thought...dang I had better leave a comment...only to see that I'm not alone here...nice job though seriously. It must have taken quite abit of time.
Красава. Болты ржавые оставил скорей всего специально, что бы у всех подгорело. И оно таки подгорело! Значит цель достигнута. Пойду, подпишусь, что ли))
It was not "N3-1008" model, but "ИЭ", sounds like EE-AE, came from first 2 letters of "Electrical Instrument"- "Инструмент Электрический". Electric Instrument model 1008. smth like that. Great restoration work, btw.
0:34 The moment you realize, that weird and rusty piece of metal actually still works perfectly after 50ish years. If you ever hear some1 says "soviet quality", he means exactly this. 6:02 dude, u know well, how to handle soviet tools, no doubt. Subscribed
@@murdmart don't worry comrade.for whoever dies while using this glorious cheap thing we have 3 more ready to take his place!why waste 100usd on a fine set of well tuned,quality japanese or capitalist equipment when we can give you an old rusted one for less than 20.still works,as you can see
@Client, it wasn't cheap, the soviets had Japan/Western/USA licenses for a lot of tech./design. And it worked brilliantly when it was made. Like 60 years ago.
@@clientcomun1958 Its like 1960 drill. Its cost was circa 25 roubles. Almost quarter of average monthly salary. Quite an expensive but quality tool for its time. Something you can leave to your grandsons, not $10 junk from Walmart.
5:47 This is the part of my projects where I really take inventory of what is in front of me, think of all the work involved, remember that Netflix exists, and then carefully push all the pieces into the trash.
@@EmpireBStreams это же дрель, а не конденсатор, меня лично била, не возможно нормально что-то просверлить под угрозой удара электрическим током, причем 230 в. Показывало в пробое(
@@ИванЯров-ж4ь херня какая) я как то ремонтировал советскую цепную электропилу, с движком на 380 вольт. и меня 380 шандарахнуло что пила в одну сторону я в другую. чуть очухался. хорошо что площадь соприкосновения была небольшой, наверно это и спасло.
The unpolished screws are a nice touch that keep the old age of the device. You really restored this to a delish crisp! Meanwhile, in an unmarked grave in Siberia, Comrade Augustin in smiling peacefully knowing that his favorite drill begins a new life.
@@kod5679 Это специально разработанный облой на рукояти. Рука начинает аццки болеть через 10-15 минут работы и вы вынужденны прекратить сверлить, тем самым продляя жизнь инструменту.
Так они и со шпионами прокалывались... Сделали фальшивые документы, не подкопаться к типографии с блестящими новенькими скрепками. В СССР такие скрепки не выпускали ))
I love how you left the hardware the way it is. You took immense amounts of time and care to restore every other piece, but you made a creative decision to leave the those screws untouched. Maybe I'm looking to deep into it, but I feel like that small touch shows respect to the tool and the restoration process. Again, love the video! Thanks for sharing.
Getting so much anxiety seeing all these pieces taken out ... I'm like now how tf are you possibly going to put this back together?? This stressed me tf out
@@DyLemmaOG I find it amusing to try and put back together things I dissasemble. Normally I'm uncapable of doing so, and normally I end up messing up big. Yea I know.
в этой дрели всё отличного качества и надолго, кроме кондеров БМ, из-за них она как раз и могла бить на корпус. А что его не дернуло после сборки, так может из-за того, что он шевелил их выводы
"He broke the drill, but it must be an electric current to encourage the working man and not let him relax, and he should not be given to the drunk." Translated best I could do. Idk
Купив любой инструмент сделанный в СССР, восстановив его получишь ещё столько же лет службы от него. Хорошая работа. Каждый кому не лень про ржавые болты написал, но мне кажется это специальнл было)
обратите внимание на конструкцию дрели: щетки меняются не разбирая корпус. Автору: все хорошо сделал, но вот ржавые винты в конце подпортили впечатление.
How ironic that you've got that sign at 6:12 which says "Avoid any accidents by using protection devices while working", yet you still managed to shock yourself at the beginning :))
The new cable is ok. Nothing wrong with it. But yeah, inserting the rusty old screws into the otherwise shining "new" drill seemed a bit out of place. Good restoration though.
Yeah right?,like today modern fancy looking crap tools.Important to have ergonomic handles lol,rubber also to grip nicely,and to look like fucking star wars guns but longevity not more than warranty times 2.Pathetic.This tools last for a life time,i wish they make quality today also,instead they all care for how much money will make and to buy their spare parts.
Да уж, крепкая дрель, в хороших руках ещё долго служить будет. Очень надёжная конструкция. Не сравнить с современной дрелью. Да, возможно двигатель слабее современных, но не только в двигателе дело, редуктор на подшипниках. металлический корпус, якорь и обмотки защищены от пыли. Отличная работа по реставрации. Приятно смотреть. Спасибо.
6:38 just a tiny correction, the model is "ИЭ-1008", "Э" is not three, "И" and "Э" are cyrillic letters, "ИЭ" states for "Инструмент Элекртический" - Electrical tool (instrument)
I am so impressed with your skills to be able to take this drill apart and then put it back together. I understand why you put the screws back in because I am guessing the owner wanted ALL ORIGINAL PARTS with the exception of the cord. Great Job its beautiful and you are truly a skilled tradesman. Love and Respect from a Union Carpenter who understands what you can do.
Whiskey!!!!!! Literally laughed out loud on the floor!))) My father had one drill exactly like this. I remember it was a heavy one with a hard trigger. Looking further with interest. Whiskey!!!)))
I'm from the UK. My dad took one of his old drills to a repair shop. It was similar to this one, aluminium body, a really old drill. Repair shop wouldn't return it to him because it was too dangerous.
They didn't return it to him because they are getting rarer and rarer these days and are very good drills. Your dad got ripped off, which is not uncommon these days, thieves exist pretty much everywhere. BTW, the shop has absolutely no right to deny him of his property, what they did is illegal and theft.
If I was your dad I would of told them to get fucked and give me my property back. That's like your car failing MOT and the garage saying "its failed, your not having it back it". "but all it needs is a new tyre to go through MOT"... "no its dangerous".
@@user-yv2cz8oj1k, Why the fuck do people steal off someone recently passed loved ones. I would of been piss too there's arseholes everywhere, theres certain thing you wish to stay with them isn't there.
Great job! Just one question, you deeply cleaned up everything so good I wonder why you left the old rusty screws? I've seen all your videos so far, and not only you're extremely talented with tools, you're also very creative. You make everything you do seem so easy and that's a gift. Such an artist. Congrats!
Конечно не надо было. Она такая надёжная что вообще не когда не сломается. Потому что сделано в СССР. У меня вон дедовская дрель чутка другая модель. Хрен знает сколько ей лет. Работает уже хрен знает сколько и не ломалась вообще не разу. Да чутка током бьёт но как-то уже привычно.
Называется при дефектах доработать напильником) Прямо так и писалось в инструкции.. Ну а хуле, миллионными партиями фигачить.. Ещё там что то выравнивать. Пусть сами доделывают) И заняться будет чем
i love how russian tools can be rusted and electryfingly deadly but they still work.
😁Yes. They are built to live longer than their users
soviet, not russian
@@caracticus_1011 "Soviet" means "Quality". "Made in Russia" equal crap.
@@conradcurze31 Sadly, this is very often true
Да. Это так. А ещё советские инструменты многофункциональные. Например эта дрель по совместительству молоток, потому-что весит около 3кг
The fact that it was not only working but still dangerous impresses me
Like a literal russian man.
Shows how durable were things in the past
that's how mechanically soviet really is
*USSR ANTHEM INTENSIFIES*
Soviet technology works 10x longer then capitalist technology
This guy: *Doesn't restore bolts*
Everyone: *So, you've chosen. Death*
Cool 😎
It's really unsatisfying though🤣
So immersion breaking.
Lol
Gods little Mistake lol
This man really said “screw it” and use them rusty screws lmao
-_-
Ahahahahah ikr
Leaving some legacy
Aaa AAA the terrible puns 😂
Without it, it wouldn't look Soviet anymore
I love how every time he cleans rust, he does it a different way
I have a duck and you are bread
We dont even know if hes a he or she looks like a she to me
@@Abdurrehman-ku3us u serious?
@@Abdurrehman-ku3us yeah
Lol, it's true though, certainly interesting
Полировал,красил,а в конце просто убил ржавыми болтами)))
Ага не говори! Чего не запихнул вместе с битой
Это спецом сделано,ради комментов.))
Вишенка на торте)))
Да , досадно как то . Столько усердия и бах ржавые болтики .
Ржавые болты убили(, стопорное кольцо на вал поставил не так, надо шпонку перекрыть, выскочит шпонка и перестанет крутить редуктор :(
Drill: let me die comrade
Guy: *no*
*n o*
Jj
Forest hump be like
@@arieannalawrence2954 forest hump 😂
nyet comrade
I can’t even put a pen pack together how on earth is this dude able to put a soviet drill back together?!
Guess we're just incapable
He is big brain
probably he's soviet?
He is comrad, he cleans supplies for them
skillz
A nice restoration, bot I would have polished the screws.
I kinda like how they remind you of how old the drill really is. But thought about that for a bit too.
Me too.
Aluminium foil and water, they need to remove the rust as anything oxidising, especially near aluminium, is a bad thing.
Yeah definitely needs to polish those screws
bait for comments
Russian comments are like: He killed it with rusty bolts in the end...
and in fact, why rusty bolts and extra lubricants stuffed? The final touch can spoil the impression
American thoughts too
Rusty screws no bueno.
He did to get comments on it
Not only Russian.
those rusted screws makes me mad, you have done the hardest job and forget a small detail.
Shut up at least it works and gets the job done, Your complaining about some SCREWS.
@@fivetastechicken "it works","job done"Lol kekw.Say goodbye to drill after 2 weeks of exploitation.
I think he did that intentionally. Also I think that it looks great with those rusty screws
@@kapitanrydanov5448
Same here, a little contrast is nice.
It will not work without Soviet screws! XD
"This might shock you with 240 volts"
"What if I touch it like, really gently tho"
HOW DOES THIS HAVE NO COMENTS
You’ll probably still get shocked but be mu guest, I am entertained by pain 🙂
Thats what she said
It will caress you back with a gentle 240 volts
Does nobody care how he somehow knows how to put a Soviet drill back together
He recorded himself picking it apart....
I’m surprised
Well no one noticed but he out the cap with the gears in it on upside down
Because he took them apart, Dummy
It’s just simple mechanics. Anyone who knows how wires work can figure it out.
Next video: restoring the Soviet Union
Ахахахаха!))))))👍👍👍👍🤣🤣🤣🤣
👍😁😁😁
Waiting for it
thats disastrous never want to see a communist country that big ever
Этой хуйней дядя Вова-Хуйло занимается.
Советские болты настолько суровые, что их не получилось ни отмыть, ни найти им чистые аналоги )
видимо сделаны в Челябинске...
@Трезвый Взгляд и анод в ведро
Хахахах
Электричество помогала трезветь
Ничего вы, молодежь, не знаете...
они сразу выпускались ржавыми ......
Him: Uses vodka on the soviet tools to clean them
Me: *WHEEZE*
Now I know why it burns like fire on the way down
the name of the bottle of vodka is stalingrad hahaha
HE USED HOLY SOVIET WATER TO RESTORE A SOVIET TOOL
“Soviet problems require Soviet solutions”
The drill was probably just thirsty
Today: Polishing a Soviet drill.
Tomorrow: Sovieting a Polish drill.
yes
Шутка смешная, за такое не грех и в ГУЛаг отправить. Забираем его, товарищи...
Poland: ah sh*t not again!
Łukasz Wistuba 1:1= «REBINTROP:STALIN” or “Valter Stein Mayer: PUTin”
@@harun4674 Мага салам тебе. Ты им не Риббентропа со Сталиным напоминай, тем более что такого нету, а напоминай как они в Великобритании его, реббинтропа, встречали.
I think the most brilliant part about this build... is this video gets higher ratings for having more comments... leaving the screws unfinished did the trick!.
And old capacitors...
Если б не ржавые винты - коментов было бы в разы меньше :) Ай да хитрюга !
И кстати , все англоговорящие о том же :)
Реально, он их сознательно накрутил)
А самое интересное, что все англоговорящие комменты от русскоговорящих.
Btw, if somebody even care:
Model isn't N3-1008
It is ИЭ-1008
Where is И for инструмент (instrument) and Э for электрический (electrical)
So it is "Electrical Instrument - 1008"
If you want, I also found a description for this drill and can tell you more details:)
Please, do tell
Tell us
Da! Govori!
What is its rpm without and under nominal load?
@@נוחיחזקאל 230w, 1300 rpm unloaded. Havn't info about load
Left the body screws rusty, just to fire up everyone's OCD!?
Seriously!!!! AARGH
Seriously....I was impressed with your restoration...untill the screws....then my tourettes kicked in...I thought...dang I had better leave a comment...only to see that I'm not alone here...nice job though seriously. It must have taken quite abit of time.
It worked lmbo
I actualy like the contrast.
Thanks
Красава. Болты ржавые оставил скорей всего специально, что бы у всех подгорело. И оно таки подгорело! Значит цель достигнута. Пойду, подпишусь, что ли))
The rusted screws have been left here for a lot of comments.
Unbelievable, when he disassembled the thing i couldnt believe he would get it all back together in the end. Wow
At the end of the restoration, the rusted screws were screwed back into the casing.
That shows the principles of communism....even when it looks new....it's not!
That irked me no end!
Smart way to gain comment
I came here to write the same thing. I have never commented before.
@@jupiterfive1331 the principle was: if it is new it stays working for the next 100 years with low cost of maintenance.
Old soviet drill looks like old space gun.
Тоже подумал, что похож на бластер какой-нибудь.
@@pivo315 я вообще подумал что это какойто револьвер по задний части
@@hilarioussbege904 Это ты подобную дрель времен СССР на 36 вольт не видел еще, там точно револьвер!
@@Sennar250 у меня такая есть,работала через трансформатор.в 80-е книги переплетали с её помощью
@@Sennar250 а эта дрель каких времен? Сделано в СССР, 1974г выпуск.
I'm Augustin, and i want the drill back, tnx for finding it, I lost it at a drinking contest against Vladimir.Tnx for all the likes
Our drill
*Moscow by Dschingis Khan plays in the background*
Wait but is it fake tho-
I thought the drill was for Sergey
Ru ru rasputin lover of the russian queen
Stalin used it to execute is enemys
*pours rust into glass bottle and calls it Whiskey
-me: ah yes, best Soviet Whiskey around
0:34 Советская дрель даже на смертном одре не прекращает пытаться бороться с капиталистами
Сталин: Уважаю.
Советская дрель всех переживёт
"Soviet drill even on his deathbed does not stop trying to fight." Translated to english.
@Рамис Карама oh yeah
@@supercomputer0448 учи русский..
Даже советская дрель готова сражаться с капиталистами, хотя бы ударом тока :D
Чует, что не рука пролетария)
Советую перевести коммент и выложить его на английском;)
@@ВасилийКовалев-г7п да эта дрель и пролетариат током била на раз).
@@ИванЯров-ж4ь, этот ток действует только на капиталистов, для коммунистов он безвреден!
😁
*Polishes everything*
*Puts back the rusty screws*
RUclips needs to ban these types of comments where I have to click
because they wil work till end of time...
I was so mad
Comment bait
I was wkeeied I was the only nitpicking ass to think that...🙏
Good ole soviet engineering lol. The shocking is actually a feature, it’ll keep you warm during those cold hard shifts.
It was not "N3-1008" model, but "ИЭ", sounds like EE-AE, came from first 2 letters of "Electrical Instrument"- "Инструмент Электрический". Electric Instrument model 1008. smth like that. Great restoration work, btw.
Молодец, возьми конфетку с верхней полки!😂👍
thanks for the translation
whisky recipe: take vodka, add industrial grime, profit
It all comes out the same hole!
😂👌
tastes like industry and progress, comrade
I'm firmly convinced that every non-irish whisky is made thas way.
0:34
The moment you realize, that weird and rusty piece of metal actually still works perfectly after 50ish years.
If you ever hear some1 says "soviet quality", he means exactly this.
6:02 dude, u know well, how to handle soviet tools, no doubt.
Subscribed
Soviet is the best
It worked. Just that it was entirely electrified.
Then again, it just might have been how it came from the factory....
@@murdmart don't worry comrade.for whoever dies while using this glorious cheap thing we have 3 more ready to take his place!why waste 100usd on a fine set of well tuned,quality japanese or capitalist equipment when we can give you an old rusted one for less than 20.still works,as you can see
@Client, it wasn't cheap, the soviets had Japan/Western/USA licenses for a lot of tech./design. And it worked brilliantly when it was made. Like 60 years ago.
@@clientcomun1958 Its like 1960 drill. Its cost was circa 25 roubles. Almost quarter of average monthly salary. Quite an expensive but quality tool for its time. Something you can leave to your grandsons, not $10 junk from Walmart.
I just discovered your channel and I have only watched 3 videos so far but I am already convinced you own every tool known to man.
5:47 This is the part of my projects where I really take inventory of what is in front of me, think of all the work involved, remember that Netflix exists, and then carefully push all the pieces into the trash.
Hahahahaha. Was thinking the exact, same thing. Great comment!
Xaxaxaxaaxaxax
Даже ржавая и наглухо залитая солидолом, она все ещё работала. Вот уж точно pride and joy.
Током то била сразу на смерть, или в шоке можно было ещё походить?
@@ИванЯров-ж4ь что бы без перчаток не работали
@@ИванЯров-ж4ь ну пробивала током да и сейчас пробивает так как ещё ею владею. Да и нам этот ток не страшен, только заряжает))
@@EmpireBStreams это же дрель, а не конденсатор, меня лично била, не возможно нормально что-то просверлить под угрозой удара электрическим током, причем 230 в. Показывало в пробое(
@@ИванЯров-ж4ь херня какая) я как то ремонтировал советскую цепную электропилу, с движком на 380 вольт. и меня 380 шандарахнуло что пила в одну сторону я в другую. чуть очухался. хорошо что площадь соприкосновения была небольшой, наверно это и спасло.
The unpolished screws are a nice touch that keep the old age of the device. You really restored this to a delish crisp!
Meanwhile, in an unmarked grave in Siberia, Comrade Augustin in smiling peacefully knowing that his favorite drill begins a new life.
Anybody asked where he got this?
Everyone: Nope but it’s cool.
😂
Buried "treasure"
Drill: I can work
Me: Even after all this time?
Drill: Always
Drill: You'd be shocked
Weird Harry Potter vibes
Correction *we* can work
ussr quality
I like the way you got that dent out with the nut and bolt very clever.
синей
solidus784 I too was impressed by that. Hope someday I will have an opportunity to use that method. Also hope I remember it.
Agree, that was a brilliant hat trick, must remember this technique for future use.
Да она такой новой не была, заполировал беднягу вусмерть.
Да, только корпус ослабил.Это не заусенцы,это ребра жесткости.😄
Приятно видеть - что старше этой дрели на год, а сохранился гораздо лучше ! )
неправда ваша! болты остались нетронуты.
@@kod5679 Это специально разработанный облой на рукояти. Рука начинает аццки болеть через 10-15 минут работы и вы вынужденны прекратить сверлить, тем самым продляя жизнь инструменту.
Так они и со шпионами прокалывались... Сделали фальшивые документы, не подкопаться к типографии с блестящими новенькими скрепками. В СССР такие скрепки не выпускали ))
I love how you left the hardware the way it is. You took immense amounts of time and care to restore every other piece, but you made a creative decision to leave the those screws untouched. Maybe I'm looking to deep into it, but I feel like that small touch shows respect to the tool and the restoration process.
Again, love the video! Thanks for sharing.
A much better touch would have been to leave the name of the operator which is real history and restore the screws
Refuses to show how to wire a drill. Shows how to screw in a screw Instead.
It's not very difficult to wire up a drill... Ground to body and the other 2 wires don't matter since it's run on AC. lol
But why he refused?
I'm curious to know why he refused to show it
@@Mustache128 probably smart asses in the comments know it better or something 🤔
@@B1gA1 safety probably too. Less chance of being sued by some idiot
I own one of those in a pretty good shape. Grandpa's drill.
Is green also the original color? Or is it all silver?
@@phalanxHHCan't say for sure. Mine is just metal, without any traces of paint.
Ish't that make you a RUSSIAN COMMIE???
Getting so much anxiety seeing all these pieces taken out ... I'm like now how tf are you possibly going to put this back together?? This stressed me tf out
I mean, he is recording the whole process on video. He can play it back to himself, right?
@@michaspi So? Doesn't mean everything. I could take this apart, record it and still not know wtf I'm doing. Tiny pieces everywhere in tight spaces
@@DyLemmaOG I find it amusing to try and put back together things I dissasemble. Normally I'm uncapable of doing so, and normally I end up messing up big. Yea I know.
He probably has tons of experience. I did get anxiety too BTW. :D
@DyLemma yes, it triggered me too so many tiny pieces omg
I love how it turned out! The green mint make it look so cute
WHERE IS THE DAMN RED STAR THAT'S NOT SOVIET ANYMORE
Шестирни из стали..
Косая передача..
Кондеи крепкие...
Подшипники..
Все грамотно и на долго
Отличное видео
Спасибо
+ кз на корпус
@@Vedround не КЗ, а утечка. Гуманитарий хренов.
в этой дрели всё отличного качества и надолго, кроме кондеров БМ, из-за них она как раз и могла бить на корпус. А что его не дернуло после сборки, так может из-за того, что он шевелил их выводы
А нужно было всего лишь синяй изолентой перемотать. 🤣🤣🤣
Символично отмывал детали Русской водкой ! )
@@Togoheyhatiro1337 ТАКОЙ ПРОДУКТ ПЕРЕВЕЛ ЗРЯ
В загнивающей ивропэ нет нашенской советской синей изоленты
@@МИШЕНЬ-б8и он из водки виски сделал
@@МИШЕНЬ-б8и потом выпил
Сломал дрель, она же электротоком должна подбадривать рабочего человека и не давать расслабляться, и пьяному в руки не даваться.
вот ты и спалил весь секрет стахановского движения !
В Советском Союзе даже дрель работает на уничтожение капитализма
Помню, помню. Первое, что пришло в голову, когда это говно на превьюшке увидел. :)
"He broke the drill, but it must be an electric current to encourage the working man and not let him relax, and he should not be given to the drunk."
Translated best I could do. Idk
11:19;"Honey, I can't find my toothbrush do you know where it is?"
😂
@Rivr ID I get the reference
Пока все обращают внимание на болты, я обратил внимание на то что у него не было буквы "И" и он заменил её буквой "N", это так мило 6:37
и так тупо...
А букву Э тройкой заменил
Вот так вот и появляются ляпы в голливудских кинофильмах.
Это так по-распиздяйски
Он мог подумать, что это такой отличительный знак производителя, мол он специально букву N в обратную сторону пишет.
Советских людей дрель не била током.так и выясняли кто свой кто чужой
Ахахахах! Точно! :)))))
@@anismaks Ага это да. Мы устойчивые к высокому напряжениюXDDD
полная хуйня, это знаменитая дрель, которая билась током
По знакам препинания тоже выявляли. Ты, например, точно западный шпион.
😄😄😄👍
The thing looks like some weapon from Fallout 4.
it's a weapon from Fallout looks like this thing
it's 1960s, fallout is 1950s'just for reference.
@@scienceraven1200 Completely irrelevant, given that it's a video game. It's set to look like it's 1950s. It isn't actually 1950s.
It kind of looks like the 10mm pistol from Fallout 4
@@bgg7281 10mm pistol looks like this drill
I don't know what amazes me the most. The restoration or getting the pieces back together. lol
Купив любой инструмент сделанный в СССР, восстановив его получишь ещё столько же лет службы от него. Хорошая работа. Каждый кому не лень про ржавые болты написал, но мне кажется это специальнл было)
Конечно специально. Тут 2 из 3 написали про эти болты - это дало наплыв комментов и рекомендации от ютуба. Очень продуманное продвижение видео :)
Да, как виски🤣🤣🤣
That "whiskey" got me laughing xD
Ikr
lol i was gonna click off when i saw that , it made my day
"I lost this button so I...mhhhh....I can't say that." Is the best little joke i've heard in a long time. My sides in orbit.
I didn’t get it
Is it from my mechanics?
@@steezymk8815 Exactly
I didn't get it...
I didn't get it...
Has this man worked every job on the planet???
So basically it came off the production line half-finished by this guy's standards.
yep. in true Soviet fashion.
обратите внимание на конструкцию дрели: щетки меняются не разбирая корпус. Автору: все хорошо сделал, но вот ржавые винты в конце подпортили впечатление.
Всё правильно, у отца была такая дрель, там ржавые болты с завода были.)
@@dmitrytoushe4533 это как УАЗ - он тоже с закладной ржавчиной с завода)) Это норма)
@@dmitrytoushe4533 а отца звали Августин? На ручке дрели было написано
ржавые болты - байт на коментарии
На 380-ых болгарках щетки так же меняются
"The pride and joy of soviet industry!"...
*gets electrocuted ten seconds later*
You didn't understand. It's an old soviet "friend or foe" system. And it works!
bullshit, he just thrown it
Insulation tape inevitably wheres out after 30+ years.
@@gergosoos2870 😁they just weren't pussies like we are today (not offending you but i mean society is much more sensible today)
@@BloodyClash I must agree with you.
These videos are oddly soothing. I have adhd and anxiety issues and these kinds of videos really quiet the static in my mind space.
This guy is romanian
I know it because I romanian to
And there are romanian words on his shelf 🇷🇴🇷🇴🇷🇴
Me too UwU
Am vazut si eu semnul ala lol
Yessir :)
Respect to the căpitanul
Umm... ok?
Впервые вижу что бы арахисовую пасту использовали вместо смазки.
Солидол?
@@Az-bg4wq Литол, там литиевая смазка используется
Jolie Scars то циатим )
Согласен. Заводское яблочное повидло куда лучше смазывает
@@zejiehbiu7414 это было смешно!)))))
How ironic that you've got that sign at 6:12 which says "Avoid any accidents by using protection devices while working", yet you still managed to shock yourself at the beginning :))
Wow, great job. thank you for the video :) Radek
Это был ручной ДЕФИБРИЛЛЯТОР, а он взял и дрель сделал. Ну что за люди??
I'm from USSR and I approve of this. Also...is still vork!
PS: That whiskey thing killed me. You sir have a new sub :D
I chortled when he slapped that label.
HAVE A TASTE OF YOUR OWN MEDICINE
pours vodka into parts
Хотя Русский дрели очень люблю водка.
@@geothqlste8562 смешно, потому что это правда
What are you guys saying?
@@gustavorblx9940 no clue but i like it
@@geothqlste8562 судя по заглавной букве Р и неправильном сопряжении глагола, то чел явно секретный агент из Америки
This guy could probably make changing a tire look interesting
The “new” cable is trash. And the screws should be polished too.
they also flipped the end part, the drill was on the bottom and now its on top
i think , is a good technique to make you want to leave a comment.
The new cable is ok. Nothing wrong with it. But yeah, inserting the rusty old screws into the otherwise shining "new" drill seemed a bit out of place. Good restoration though.
@@suprlite I guess that he forgot about screws, and just used it to finish the video. For sure i will be fix ;)
@@suprlite I thought so, too!
The "casting defects" are the soviet essence. You didn't need it to be pretty, you needed it to work and to be easy to repair.
casting defects are an inevitability of reusing a die
same with the ugly paint job
the defect is in your head...this drill is not known for how many years and it still worked
Yeah right?,like today modern fancy looking crap tools.Important to have ergonomic handles lol,rubber also to grip nicely,and to look like fucking star wars guns but longevity not more than warranty times 2.Pathetic.This tools last for a life time,i wish they make quality today also,instead they all care for how much money will make and to buy their spare parts.
@@TheSRBgamer63 well the rubber grip is a nice touch also if you don't want to get zapped every time you use it.
15:59 Сделано в CCCP = made in USSR
да неужели
Alex автор об этом спросил и он ответил
Это не правда, наши галоши никто не покупал, да, да, это правда, не кому они были не нужны.
2120: Restoring a Restored Old Soviet Drill
Amazing restoration but those screws at the end killed the astethic
yea
i like it.. looks like fallout’s aesthetic lol
Its a drill i beg do differ bit im pretty sure it will be used for industrial,engineering and mechanical processes rather than to look nice
@@operatormook1623 then it should have been left "functional" not nice looking
He also put the gears on upside-down. Now the drill is off center.
Да уж, крепкая дрель, в хороших руках ещё долго служить будет.
Очень надёжная конструкция.
Не сравнить с современной дрелью.
Да, возможно двигатель слабее современных, но не только в двигателе дело, редуктор на подшипниках.
металлический корпус, якорь и обмотки защищены от пыли.
Отличная работа по реставрации.
Приятно смотреть.
Спасибо.
Канддеры там уже сдохли, сверлить она не будет :)
6:38 Actually it's not N3 1008, but ИЭ-1008
Soviet models didn't had latin latters
Here is this drill brendinstrument.ru/drel-cccr-ie-1008
So IZ with Latin letters?
Wow, $36 for an antique drill is not a bad deal. And it even comes with the original cable.
@@Steve_the_Radroach No, IE. Э is e in Russian, z is З, and E is ye. Simple.
СПАСИБО БРАТ.
ТЫ ГЕРОЙ ТРУДА И ДРУГ СССР.
👍👍👍👌👏👏👏
Вот вещь, 30 лет работала, 20 лет лежала и ты просто втыкаешь в розетку и она все еще работает!
для людей же делали, а не для потреблядей на пару лет и новую покупай
и херачит тебя током, если ты не заметил
@@salty_cucumber потому что ты не советский гражданин
она просто убивала током любого кто к ней прикасался. вот 20 лет и лежала
@@salty_cucumber там стоит детектор отпечатка пальца, если не хозяин взял дрель- херачит током)
Водка "Stalingrad" - главный ингредиент в реставрации. Только наилучшим образом она проявляет себя в граненом стакане))
А ещё нам раскрыт секрет виски...ну дрянь же пьют нагличане😂😂😂😂
6:38 just a tiny correction, the model is "ИЭ-1008", "Э" is not three, "И" and "Э" are cyrillic letters, "ИЭ" states for "Инструмент Элекртический" - Electrical tool (instrument)
Всё верно
@Seaworth nope. He forgot to let electricity through the liquid
This guy: **plugs in clearly metal drill** this is fine.
The drill: oh so it is time to electrocute someone again!
Зря провод поменял, старый с пеходником был шикарен
Старый нужен для того чтобы резко отрывать его, в случае западания кнопки фиксации
@@EmpireBStreams как отрывать? там же защёлка проволочная. я вообще хз зачем этот разьём.
All that was missing was a sanding on the head of the screws.
Yes looking after all the effort that bugged me
TSW: We are gonna fix this today!
5 Minute Crafts: Apply Poo to rusted area and wait 5 years.
wtf did you get that from
@@unitaryexile6549 5 minute craft read carefully!
@@tempo3052 i know but why
😂
Omg this is so funny
I am so impressed with your skills to be able to take this drill apart and then put it back together. I understand why you put the screws back in because I am guessing the owner wanted ALL ORIGINAL PARTS with the exception of the cord. Great Job its beautiful and you are truly a skilled tradesman. Love and Respect from a Union Carpenter who understands what you can do.
It’s also cuz he probably won’t be able to find replacement in any store
Whiskey!!!!!! Literally laughed out loud on the floor!))) My father had one drill exactly like this. I remember it was a heavy one with a hard trigger. Looking further with interest. Whiskey!!!)))
8:48 COMRADE AUGUSTIN, Your drill is our drill now!
I'm from the UK. My dad took one of his old drills to a repair shop. It was similar to this one, aluminium body, a really old drill. Repair shop wouldn't return it to him because it was too dangerous.
They didn't return it to him because they are getting rarer and rarer these days and are very good drills. Your dad got ripped off, which is not uncommon these days, thieves exist pretty much everywhere. BTW, the shop has absolutely no right to deny him of his property, what they did is illegal and theft.
If I was your dad I would of told them to get fucked and give me my property back. That's like your car failing MOT and the garage saying "its failed, your not having it back it".
"but all it needs is a new tyre to go through MOT"... "no its dangerous".
Yeah, like the funeral home that lost my naans rings, they soon found them when we said we'd call the police. Thieves everywhere.
@@user-yv2cz8oj1k, Why the fuck do people steal off someone recently passed loved ones. I would of been piss too there's arseholes everywhere, theres certain thing you wish to stay with them isn't there.
repair shop should be fire bombed
Great job!
Just one question, you deeply cleaned up everything so good I wonder why you left the old rusty screws?
I've seen all your videos so far, and not only you're extremely talented with tools, you're also very creative. You make everything you do seem so easy and that's a gift. Such an artist.
Congrats!
I like how he puts “whiskey” on the rust juice
Polished everything except the handle screws. SMH my head.
Good job man. Great video!
Maybe because it will act as a reminder of the original state :-)
smh = shake my head
shake my head my head? ;D
Smh my head shake my head my head even after he shook his head he complains about it
Че ее восстанавливать, работала же нормально
А ты бы хотел работать с ржавым прибором? Не приятно же, согласись.
@@LordPrecision она до сих пор борется с капиталистами)))
Its 6:00 am and im still awake, i just can't stop watching these videos
Restorator: "Even after so many years?"
Soviet Plastic: "Always."
Soviet plastic is Aluminium
@@Гр-н Stalinium
Soviets could not into plastic.
не надо чинить то что работает, бьёт током сверли в перчатках, а то что кривая и не встык так она с завода так шла это не баг а фича =)
Конечно не надо было. Она такая надёжная что вообще не когда не сломается. Потому что сделано в СССР. У меня вон дедовская дрель чутка другая модель. Хрен знает сколько ей лет. Работает уже хрен знает сколько и не ломалась вообще не разу. Да чутка током бьёт но как-то уже привычно.
@@AnturNevut Советскому человеку необходимо регулярно подпитывать свои коммунистические устремления.
Дрель не кривая а эрганомичная ))
Называется при дефектах доработать напильником) Прямо так и писалось в инструкции.. Ну а хуле, миллионными партиями фигачить.. Ещё там что то выравнивать. Пусть сами доделывают) И заняться будет чем
Очень большая трудоёмкая работа проделана, респект. В конце только косяк, ржавые болты в корпус закрутил.
хитроумный маневр)))
Сделал бы всё хорошо - в разы бы меньше комментариев собрал. Отличный байт получился)
Такие болты для аутентичности, чтобы выглядило как с советского завода.)
This channel is awesome.
No rave blasting,
No faking,
And like asmr.