@@gear_show Make sure you have some acetone around cause that stuff takes a bit to dry and when you don't think about it your fingers are glued together. Been there done that.
Nice restore. I have a bench grinder that was made in Singapore/Malaysia from around the late 1970's/early 80's too and it looks very similar but not the same. You can see this was a bench grinder originally but changed into a polishing machine. You can see the holes for where the grinding wheel guards attach to the body of the grinder and the short length of the spindle when the polishing wheel arbors are removed. The spindle also has shoulders on each side to act as a stop for the grinding wheels. Also the ends of the spindle have threads for the nuts to hold the grinding wheels in place. A specifically made polishing machine will have long spindles without needing the arbors to make them longer. I like these older machines since they made them 'tougher' in those days. 😀
Great Job Sir. I love everything you do, but I really liked this one.... Good as new, maybe better.... I love the CA glue and the paper medium trick. And in case your viewers think that is "bs" or something, it is not. That works. Now, you can use thin cloth, paper towel, whatever you have... think of it like a fiberglassing concept... You have the cloth, you have the resin, and together it dries hard & it works....
I did something similar with coarse fabric and some epoxy.. my technique was rough but it worked too. They don't make fiberglass composites just for fun....
I look at CA and my fingers are glued together. Thankfully I have the industrial acetone around. It works a hell of a lot better and quicker than Nail Polish remover. Just got to put some lotion on afterwards.
The internal switch is for a "run" winding. Once the motor is running at 1200rpm or higher the switch will open and the run winding will turn off. The main winding is powering the motor. The run winding just starts the motor in the correct rotation direction. That is why it does not havea capacitor.
i tought you will 3d a new one for the broken switch holder but your really a legendary instead of printing you use a FACEMASK to add some support to the glue nice idea plus it proves that facemask is not only use to protect people but also to put broken things together😅
you can upgrade the main wire with 3 line cable and connect the earth cable with the main metallic chassis, drill a hole and tap it if needed to use a screw. Connect a start up capacitor for better stability at starting
Damnit you showed super glue and now my fingers are glued together. Every time I look at it that is what happens why I keep acetone around and not the girly nail polish stuff the industrial stuff. It works quicker to unstick my fingers.
Nice job. The fabric super glue trick was brilliant! I will add that to my bag of tricks for the future for sure.
Glad it was helpful!
@@gear_show Make sure you have some acetone around cause that stuff takes a bit to dry and when you don't think about it your fingers are glued together. Been there done that.
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Nice restore. I have a bench grinder that was made in Singapore/Malaysia from around the late 1970's/early 80's too and it looks very similar but not the same. You can see this was a bench grinder originally but changed into a polishing machine. You can see the holes for where the grinding wheel guards attach to the body of the grinder and the short length of the spindle when the polishing wheel arbors are removed. The spindle also has shoulders on each side to act as a stop for the grinding wheels. Also the ends of the spindle have threads for the nuts to hold the grinding wheels in place. A specifically made polishing machine will have long spindles without needing the arbors to make them longer.
I like these older machines since they made them 'tougher' in those days. 😀
Thank you so much for sharing!
Great Job Sir. I love everything you do, but I really liked this one.... Good as new, maybe better....
I love the CA glue and the paper medium trick. And in case your viewers think that is "bs" or something, it is not. That works. Now, you can use thin cloth, paper towel, whatever you have... think of it like a fiberglassing concept... You have the cloth, you have the resin, and together it dries hard & it works....
I did something similar with coarse fabric and some epoxy.. my technique was rough but it worked too. They don't make fiberglass composites just for fun....
Thank you so much for the trips, I'm glad you like this video!
I look at CA and my fingers are glued together. Thankfully I have the industrial acetone around. It works a hell of a lot better and quicker than Nail Polish remover. Just got to put some lotion on afterwards.
The internal switch is for a "run" winding. Once the motor is running at 1200rpm or higher the switch will open and the run winding will turn off. The main winding is powering the motor. The run winding just starts the motor in the correct rotation direction. That is why it does not havea capacitor.
This way will be efficiency than using capacitor?
@@gear_show This way the motor can only start in one direction. It cannot run backwards.
@@gear_show it's just a different method. A capacitor needs to be turn off with a centrifugal switch as well
@@gear_show Probably had issues starting because of the worn out bearings having increased friction.
Wow the sound of the Machine after restore is so great
I hope to see the next conversion project from you ❤️❤️
Coming soon!
yes, so satisfying how it went from grinding noise to calm and smooth
Very good and interesting to see the inside workings!
Thank you very much!
Very nice restore! Glad you finished it with near original color.
Grettings from Poland. Land of Polish :)
Thank you!
i tought you will 3d a new one for the broken switch holder but your really a legendary instead of printing you use a FACEMASK to add some support to the glue nice idea plus it proves that facemask is not only use to protect people but also to put broken things together😅
Wow my first time watching something as first 😄 very nice restoration
Awesome! Thank you!
Beautiful restoration!!!
Very good restoration 👍👍👍Thank you for sharing. Be safe🇨🇦
Thanks, you too!
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Thank you!
You are principled and talented
Thank you!
Great job, thank you brother. You are so talented
Thank you too
Very nice. Now you need new buffing wheels. Thumbs Up!
Oh yes!
Belle resto ,du bon travail A+ 🤚🏻
Thank you!
Very professional work, Thanks my friend, Big like ♥️♥️♥️♥️
Thank you!
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Another great job. It is a pleasure to watch you work so I have decided to subscribe. Thank you for what you do.
Wow great restoration I like it
Excellent restoration!
Many thanks!
Отличная работа! 🙂
Благодарю вас!
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Thanks for the visit
Great restoration mate!! Awesome work!
Glad you enjoyed it
Nice restoration , colleague. Keep going to recording videos and keep growing your channel . Perfect content and all . Support 👍🔥💪
250V 20Amps ?? Impressive!
Nice job. Looks great!
Thank you! Cheers!
Could we get a link to that bearing puller you used?
Niceeeee! Fan from Brazil!
Finally a good use for a mask 😷
Beautiful job as always done
Thank you so much 😊
i never knew you could use facemasks in such a way!
Thanks for the tip
Happy to help!
Good restore, i think you should've changed the polishing wheels to new ones though
It is called "centrifugal switch'', it helps the motor to start, and then disengages when the motor reaches its full speed.
Oh, I see, thank you for sharing!
It's hard to wait for your video, please upload video bit faster.. Big fan
I will try my best
Muito bom! 👍 gratidão GearShow!
Thank you!
Amazing bro
Good job mister
Thank you!
you can upgrade the main wire with 3 line cable and connect the earth cable with the main metallic chassis, drill a hole and tap it if needed to use a screw. Connect a start up capacitor for better stability at starting
Nice fix.😊
Thanks 👍
CA and baking soda also works great!!
Great tip! thank you!
Wow amazing 🤩
Thanks 🤗
beatiuful
Good job
thank you!
Super!
Perfect job..
Thank you!
Bravo
Wow excellent work sir. Sir you using oil what's type please tell.
Regular olive oil
@@robinsanders8895 thank you so much sir.
20:04 Sounds like ED-209 from RoboCop : ) "Please put down your weapon. You have twenty seconds to comply."
Yes, it was :D
Nice
This has already happened, a repeat of the video!
Waiting for part 2 conversion to Li-ION
It shouldn't be a cordless tool
hi bro.you are the master.What are the names and types of colors respectively?
Muito bom !
That looks terrifying
those polishing wheels look very similar to the one is the supply shop
what is the liquid you used at 9:47
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Thanks 🤗
Lavoro eseguito molto bene. Non vorrei sbagliare ma non ho visto il conduttore di terra. Se così fosse non e' a norma di legge.
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Thank you!
Damnit you showed super glue and now my fingers are glued together. Every time I look at it that is what happens why I keep acetone around and not the girly nail polish stuff the industrial stuff. It works quicker to unstick my fingers.
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12:23 пищевая сода и супер клей. Зачем так заморачиваться.
Хорошо, спасибо за советы!
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Why u won't try with capacity?
This tool doesn't need a capacitor.
Sir please per day video upload
Thank you so much!
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Thank you!
You should have renewed the electrical wiring, to.
it is metal case!! you need a protection wire!
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Thank you!
13:30 - the switch with crack.
Cleaning electrical contacts with abrasive is a bad idea. Most important is the top - layer . Now contact can be "welded" in any moment.
Also sometimes those contact points are made out of cadmium or something toxic
So what should you do.
Ok, you may be right. What do you suggest to clean electrical contacts a better way ? It would be interesting to learn, thank you :)
Depends if the contact is just coated or is solid, something this old may be solid metal the whole way through. Also everythings toxic
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The way you did open motor housing was to rough, could be done in another way. All remaining was great
Thank you!
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12:04 Ant man spotted
Yes, he is..
@@gear_show haha ❤️ Ty for reply
awesome video love it
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Without a capacitor even nj
I'm surprised, it doesn't need a capacitor.
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um I think the switch is cracked..
I glued it.
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