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Bravo hermoso taladro tengo uno igual de mi padre el cual fue herrero en sus años gloriosos y lo pienso restaurar de recuerdo y tenerlo de recuerdo y que el taladro es de los años 50 👍
@@AJRestoration Mine is my dad's old drill. I restored the electrics three years ago, but left the outside as I found it (just clean) - that way it will always be my dad's drill. I didn't need to replace the brushes even - they were perfect. Part of the collection is the stand, the saw, and the gearbox for drill speed reduction.
There is no need for varnish, the windings were all still perfectly coated, the old people knew what they were doing. If the windings ain't broke, don't fix it. I go by that motto and it's true, If it ain't broke, don't fix it.
@@AJRestoration We Russians have such an expression - "to do double work". This means that it is better to do it once as it should, so that later it would not be redone again. Moreover, the device is over 70 years old. Best regards to the author.
hey there! what kind of liquid did you use to clean the drill? I want to do this myself but i'm afraid that plain old water might damage the electronics. Thanks :) !
Great work! Nice job polishing all the screw heads, sandblasting everything and cleaning up the motor windings without breaking anything! Glad to see the efficient use of cleaner, too often folks waste way too much by soaking in a gallon of cleaner. I also liked the small bits of sand paper sized for each job. If you want to get rid of small surface scratches and casting lines, consider filling them with epoxy filler before you powdercoat. (E.g. filler www.alvinproducts.com/In-The-News/ID/8/Epoxy-Putty-for-Powder-Coating). You have the #1 required skill to get it done right, patience methodical persistence!
Thank you for the kind comment! You have NO idea how I have searched for that kind of filler. Sadly I am now in South Africa, and to import something like that is extremely expensive, and it will probably arrive in the year 2050. Our postal services is an absolute wreck. I have found a epoxy resin with metal particles and it seems to work okay for now, it's not great but it works. Thanks again for the comment, I have saved the link for future use.
I really like your work but would encourage you to be a little safer for your own sake (e.g. gloves when working with solvents & wire wheels). Thanks for the great work - no criticism intended.
Thank you for the kind comment! I have actually tried to use gloves for the wire wheel and its a total disaster, the wheel tends to grab the glove and I can't seem to hold or grip the small items. I have tried to use pliers to hold the small items like screws but as soon as I start the wheel grabs and shoots the item into the heavens never to be found again. So when I use the wire wheel I just do it REALLLLLLYYY carefully, and when it gives me a little brush by warning, I stay calm an just move back a little with no harm done. When you use the wire wheel you get used to it, but have respect for it its not your buddy haha, I do use eye protection ALL the time, no exceptions. The gloves with the chemicals is a good idea, yes. No excuse there, the only chemicals I use is gasoline and isopropyl alcohol and sometimes vinegar to clean and those are thankfully not corrosive. When I use an acidic chemical I do use gloves. Thank you for the comment, I hope I won your subscribe
дрель на втулках и без единого подшипника? Вы серьёзно? Ха-ха.. Вдобавок, автор ещё и смазку не заложил во втулки.. Ну а покраска алюминиевого корпуса серебрянкой "под алюминий" - это полный финиш. Нельзя было что ли его отшлифовать и отполировать? Короче, строго в соответствии с поговоркой "выкрасить и выбросить".
Вы не понимаете, о чем говорите. У дрели нет подшипников, есть втулки, втулки смазываются, не смазываются. Сверло не красилось, имело порошковое покрытие. Я не шлифовал и не полировал его, так как это убирает историю сверла. НО спасибо за ваш вклад, я ценю это.
@@AJRestoration Поясняю мысль: дрель на втулках, а не на подшипниках - это не серьёзно. Игрушка. Действующая модель инструмента. Дрель должна быть с шарикоподшипниками, везде: в двигателе, в редукторе, на выходе.
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Greetings fellow restorers! If you liked this video please hit that subscribe, like and share the video. Every bit helps the channel, thank you for watching! Stay safe!
Hi aj... is it worth buying this old tools... im from South Africa
You respect old things, we respect you. Hats off to you dude🤟
We respect you too my friend
Amazing how large and powerful that drill is with metal gears and such, and it is only a 3/8" chuck. Older drills were built to last... Thumbs Up!
Its a weird shape actually, its amazing how things have changed.
And it's ready to work another 70 years! Great job!
Yes! Thank you!
impressed and what a wonderful restore.
Thank you!
You've got some mad skills there, AJ - very impressive!
Thank you, buddy!! I appreciate!
Really Fantastic Bro.Enjoyed alot.Hope you also enjoy during restoring it.
Thanks a million. I really enjoy the restorations.
finally someone who also does the electrics right👍👏👌🔌🪛✔️✔️👍
Haha it has to be done right, otherwise, you might not see me again.
Great restoration friend
Thanks a million buddy.
Awesome work, dude! Very nicely done! 🍻🤘💜
Thank you Andy! I am glad you enjoyed it!🍻🍻
Hello A J beautiful restoration good job
Thank you very much!
Wow, really nice work!
Thank you, buddy!
Bravo hermoso taladro tengo uno igual de mi padre el cual fue herrero en sus años gloriosos y lo pienso restaurar de recuerdo y tenerlo de recuerdo y que el taladro es de los años 50 👍
Oh my word! I have exactly the same drill!
Now you know its inner workings!
@@AJRestoration Mine is my dad's old drill. I restored the electrics three years ago, but left the outside as I found it (just clean) - that way it will always be my dad's drill. I didn't need to replace the brushes even - they were perfect. Part of the collection is the stand, the saw, and the gearbox for drill speed reduction.
Bravo ! Belle remise en état.😍😍😍
Thank you!
Estupenda restauración , bien profesional , felicidades .
¡Muchas gracias!
Perfecto ! Felicitaciones !!!
Thank you!
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🙏 Very nice work.👏💯
Sweet 👍🏻 👍🏻
Nice job man ... great skills ...loving your work 👍👍👩🔧
#littlerestorers
Awesome, thank you buddy!
¡ EXCELENTE TRABAJO ! 👍🇺🇾
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Hi Friend! Very nice video. Have a happy weekend! 👍 66
Thank you, You too!👍
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Thank you for your love and kindness from japan. I am proud of you !
Thank you!
Good morning from Southeast South Dakota
Good afternoon here from South Africa!
Did you forget to varnish the stator winding and service the chuck? Or is it intended?
There is no need for varnish, the windings were all still perfectly coated, the old people knew what they were doing. If the windings ain't broke, don't fix it. I go by that motto and it's true, If it ain't broke, don't fix it.
@@AJRestoration We Russians have such an expression - "to do double work". This means that it is better to do it once as it should, so that later it would not be redone again. Moreover, the device is over 70 years old. Best regards to the author.
Отлично 👍👍👍
hey there! what kind of liquid did you use to clean the drill? I want to do this myself but i'm afraid that plain old water might damage the electronics. Thanks :) !
Isopropyl alcohol
What a beauty! Is it for sale?
Thank you! And sadly not, I might set up an auction later on if I feel like it.
أنا مشترك جديد من العراق واحب اعمالك الرائعة
Thank you.
@@AJRestoration you're welcome
Is it me or did you not put the ball bearing back on the the end of the output shaft?
I actually noticed that also, I did open it up again to put the bearing back, lubed it up before the test run. Great attention to detail!
Great work!
Nice job polishing all the screw heads, sandblasting everything and cleaning up the motor windings without breaking anything! Glad to see the efficient use of cleaner, too often folks waste way too much by soaking in a gallon of cleaner. I also liked the small bits of sand paper sized for each job.
If you want to get rid of small surface scratches and casting lines, consider filling them with epoxy filler before you powdercoat. (E.g. filler www.alvinproducts.com/In-The-News/ID/8/Epoxy-Putty-for-Powder-Coating).
You have the #1 required skill to get it done right, patience methodical persistence!
Thank you for the kind comment!
You have NO idea how I have searched for that kind of filler. Sadly I am now in South Africa, and to import something like that is extremely expensive, and it will probably arrive in the year 2050. Our postal services is an absolute wreck.
I have found a epoxy resin with metal particles and it seems to work okay for now, it's not great but it works.
Thanks again for the comment, I have saved the link for future use.
1)мало смазки в редукторе.
2)не смазаны втулки.
3)щётки туговато ходят в шахтах-подвиснут.
4)зачем лишние спайки при подключении провода к кнопке?
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is this insect trained? can it be rented? :D
He is trained yes, He is back in the shop ready for new instructions.
Good Grief! 27 minutes!!! It's a 7 minute video.
Its actually 27 minutes and 38 seconds.
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You from SA bro?
That's right 😀
The plug, the hadida gave him away.
Very good job....but your Drillpress needs some attention badly.....
Thank you! It does need restoration indeed, that is a project i have lined up in the future. For now its working a dream.
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@@AJRestoration 💯👍🙏
Essa é bruta
Por que você diria isso?
@@AJRestoration Bruta no sentido de forte e robusta.
Ya poca madre
XD 👍👍
I really like your work but would encourage you to be a little safer for your own sake (e.g. gloves when working with solvents & wire wheels). Thanks for the great work - no criticism intended.
Thank you for the kind comment! I have actually tried to use gloves for the wire wheel and its a total disaster, the wheel tends to grab the glove and I can't seem to hold or grip the small items. I have tried to use pliers to hold the small items like screws but as soon as I start the wheel grabs and shoots the item into the heavens never to be found again. So when I use the wire wheel I just do it REALLLLLLYYY carefully, and when it gives me a little brush by warning, I stay calm an just move back a little with no harm done. When you use the wire wheel you get used to it, but have respect for it its not your buddy haha, I do use eye protection ALL the time, no exceptions.
The gloves with the chemicals is a good idea, yes. No excuse there, the only chemicals I use is gasoline and isopropyl alcohol and sometimes vinegar to clean and those are thankfully not corrosive. When I use an acidic chemical I do use gloves.
Thank you for the comment, I hope I won your subscribe
Eeewwwww, a bug!
Haha I did set it free, in nature. Where it belongs
@@AJRestoration as long as they stay out in nature and out of my house, I’m fine. Oh, and stay off of me. 😁
дрель на втулках и без единого подшипника? Вы серьёзно? Ха-ха.. Вдобавок, автор ещё и смазку не заложил во втулки.. Ну а покраска алюминиевого корпуса серебрянкой "под алюминий" - это полный финиш. Нельзя было что ли его отшлифовать и отполировать? Короче, строго в соответствии с поговоркой "выкрасить и выбросить".
Вы не понимаете, о чем говорите. У дрели нет подшипников, есть втулки, втулки смазываются, не смазываются. Сверло не красилось, имело порошковое покрытие. Я не шлифовал и не полировал его, так как это убирает историю сверла. НО спасибо за ваш вклад, я ценю это.
@@AJRestoration Поясняю мысль: дрель на втулках, а не на подшипниках - это не серьёзно. Игрушка. Действующая модель инструмента. Дрель должна быть с шарикоподшипниками, везде: в двигателе, в редукторе, на выходе.
I want to be cremated as it is my last hope for a smoking hot body.
Hahahaha what?
@@AJRestoration great video.
Кооl
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That's gross
Good Restoration brother 👍👍
Thank you! Cheers!