It's in our instincts to restore, rebuild, repair, make use of our hands and tools, and labor. Consumerism is unnatural and unhealthy. It's also why more and more products are designed to be disposed and only serviced by professionals, driving more consumption.
THANK YOU for using a power drill!!!! For screw extraction, you save me a lot of time. Most people sit there wasting time in their builds. You edited this video well.
That is true. The bearings and other parts he had to buy new were probably more than you can buy a new grinder for. But he can take pride in the fact that he rebuilt it himself
I love these videos!! My father was a mechanic and I have great memories of hearing the sounds of tools coming from his garage every Saturday morning. ❤❤❤
So many comments about why you would restore it or its just a peice of junk. I think it's bloody impressive to take apart the whole thing, clean it and put it back together. Well done mate
Your title infers that this is your worst attempt at restoring an item. I know you mean it was the HARDEST TO RESTORE due to the item being so badly rusted and such. Really LOVE what you do. THANK YOU! :-)
there was no need to drill the fan. That pressed sheet holder just keeps the bearing in place. As soon as you undo the pinion nut you can push the shaft out of the bearing as teh pinion will stay behind. Its the nut that holds the pinion by means of friction
@@Chris-yy7qc Although it may be true in this case. Today we are getting into more and more lean manufacturing which means fewer fasteners. Many consumer products rely on snap fit plastic enclosures and sometimes it is impossible to remove them without destroying something. For example my Sony TV remote has only one screw that holds both the top and bottom of the enclosure together. They are many snaps that hold the remote together. I had to open the remote to fix a badly leaked battery. Despite my best care to dismantle the top part with a guitar pick I ended up breaking a few snaps.
He needed to use the puller because the bearing was rusted on the shaft. The fan will be unbalanced now though. Drill a hole in the other side of the fan to balance it
@@pieman12345678987654 Also, one should keep in mind that the motor spins very fast, like 30000 RPM. The centrifugal forces may cause the fan wheel to explode. I wouln't trust this "restored" tool.
Great job! But never insert a bearing by hitting it directly with a hammer 16:32. Either press it in ensuring even pressure on all parts or cover the bearings surface and then tap it in with a hammer. They are very easy to damage. If you don't have a press, try a G clamp or something similar but always cover the bearing
the way handtool rescue does it is he puts a socket over the bearing thats just big enough to hit the inner ring but small enough to avoid hitting the rest of the bearing
I was going to say the same thing. All that care taken dismantling just to risk shattering the bearings at the end of the rebuild, Stop rushing. Find the correct tool for the job and take your time. It's like you got all excited in the final stages. Lol
Dilgash Mizori so you decide to take your drama to a RUclips comment section on a video of a grinder being restored. Yeh I bet you’re a real hero in person.
Chinese Dexter 750W Angle Grinder - was new for around $40. For a similar Dexter Angle Grinder there is a recall that it is unsafe "handle may detach". Now that you restored it, throw it away...
Can we take a moment to acknowledge the skill this man possesses? The only tool I've personally seen in worse shape than that one was so rusty it disintegrated in my hand when I picked it up.
7:42 - Me sitting here thinking: "Dude's collecting the pieces to throw them in the TRASH." 12:03 - When those parts came out of the vinegar: "Oh sh-t, this f-ckers gonna do it!"
Looks like a new grinder to me, Just through some vinegar into it and leave for a couple days it will look like it was under the sea for a hundred years..
Esses cara deixam a ferramenta por 1 semana na água com sal para ela enferrujar, e depois eles fazer o videos, These guys leave the tool for 1 week in salted water for it to rust, and then they do the videos.
I think the most fascinating part is he is able to do this without saying a word. I'd have ever four letter word imaginable... along with a few "what the...?"
That fan will explode, and be a balancing nightmare, a file is way too aggressive to clean those laminations, molybdenum disulfide grease should have been used, some of those wires and spades would have been easier if replaced and last longer/work better too. Youre better than that.
Addicted YES but there should be HELL of a lot more restoration in our throw away society it can be done and this guy in this video has proved it (GREAT JOB MATE !!!.
A little bit of penetrating lubrication certainly won't hurt. The iron converted into expanded abrasive iron oxide that friction locks the screws in place. If they were self tapping, they go into plastic, if they're machine screws, they go into brass inserts melted into the plastic.
yeah and all he had to do was put the bearing in the housing then slide the armature though the assembled housing the gear could have been put on last. you can see how it could have been done in the next shot. all though this was a waste of time thats a cheap brand. i bet he paid more for new bearings and bushes that the whole grinder is worth.
Buys a 3 year old Ryobi grinder at a garage sale. Soaks it in salt water for a couple of days to get some surface rust. Peel off Ryobi sticker... RESTORE! (AKA, remove surface rust)
Oh shut up! Why did you watch it then. Obviously he made you click on it and your veiw earned him money! He makes good videos. Why discredit him. Bet you cant do it. Your name John isnt it. Lol only dicks name John.
Tbh I would have bought the exact same grinder and took apart the rusty one for the views then took the new one apart off camera and put it back together and said Restored
@Volga Tatar а суть в том, чтобы взять ушм, засунуть ее в ведро солёной воды на недельку, потом закопать в земле ещё на недельку. А потом снимать ролик, показывая как он отлично инструмент реанимирует
This looks off to me. Those brushes look too new and the amount of rust on things is too consistent. It looks like a good tool that has been soaked in an oxidizer, like salt water, in order to artificially degrade it. The plastics don't look worn just dirty, and the sticker looks like new. Am I the only one noticing this? Am a crazy? If I'm seeing it right, it's possible parts are being swapped out with donor parts rather than actually restored. I watch a ton of these videos in general and this one just doesn't look right to me.
Whenever I watch one of your videos I plan to view the beginning and then cut to the end. However, once I start watching, I'm hooked. It is so much fun seeing what you do. Thank you for the great videos.
весь ролик смотрел только чтобы посмотреть как же он будет ротор и статор перематывать)) а так целый исправный инструмент отмыть и отчистить? ну это не реставрация...
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Is anyone else out there getting addicted to these restoration videos?
can't sleep at night, can't stop watching...
Yup
@@boucharebabderaouf8204 you are so much right,I forget about sleep and hunger,so amazing!
It's in our instincts to restore, rebuild, repair, make use of our hands and tools, and labor. Consumerism is unnatural and unhealthy. It's also why more and more products are designed to be disposed and only serviced by professionals, driving more consumption.
Oh yep.
THANK YOU for using a power drill!!!! For screw extraction, you save me a lot of time. Most people sit there wasting time in their builds. You edited this video well.
It's not about the value of what he's restoring, it's the fact that he can. That's what's amazing to me!!
That is true. The bearings and other parts he had to buy new were probably more than you can buy a new grinder for. But he can take pride in the fact that he rebuilt it himself
La scuola di elettrotecnica! Era da buttare! Bravo maestro
Very nice restoration... WELL DONE!!! 10/10
I love these videos!! My father was a mechanic and I have great memories of hearing the sounds of tools coming from his garage every Saturday morning. ❤❤❤
It never fails to amaze me how people allow tools to deteriorate like that. Great restoration. I enjoyed watching that.
Great job keeping another tool from going to the trash pile. Keep in up.
So many comments about why you would restore it or its just a peice of junk. I think it's bloody impressive to take apart the whole thing, clean it and put it back together. Well done mate
Yeah, i'm addicted to these videos, another gem that won't go into landfill.
I love watching these restorations, it makes me want to try and bring some old tool back to life myself!
That was totally amazing! Good job!
Is really majestic to see what's your hands can do it. My respect. From Canary islands _Spain
Eeeeexcelllent. New tool to add to the tool box👌🏾👍🏾👌🏾
A joy to watch. You make everything look so disgustingly simple. It's just a pity that some people are so careless with their machine tools.
A freezer and a heat source will be your friend with the installation of those bearing! Awesome video!
use a hammer, who cares! No one will be using it anyway.
Saving the planet, one restoration at a time!
هههعععخححجح
Your title infers that this is your worst attempt at restoring an item. I know you mean it was the HARDEST TO RESTORE due to the item being so badly rusted and such.
Really LOVE what you do. THANK YOU! :-)
Bravo, bravo, excelent , awesom , perfekt work, full respect from old BG.
ever heard of harbor frieght tools...on the other hand the focus of this whole operation is views. hats off to you for taking/putting back together
there was no need to drill the fan. That pressed sheet holder just keeps the bearing in place. As soon as you undo the pinion nut you can push the shaft out of the bearing as teh pinion will stay behind. Its the nut that holds the pinion by means of friction
Exactly. Always keep in mind: Somebody once assembled it in the factory the way it is. So it has to come apart without destroying something.
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@@Chris-yy7qc Although it may be true in this case. Today we are getting into more and more lean manufacturing which means fewer fasteners. Many consumer products rely on snap fit plastic enclosures and sometimes it is impossible to remove them without destroying something. For example my Sony TV remote has only one screw that holds both the top and bottom of the enclosure together. They are many snaps that hold the remote together. I had to open the remote to fix a badly leaked battery. Despite my best care to dismantle the top part with a guitar pick I ended up breaking a few snaps.
He needed to use the puller because the bearing was rusted on the shaft. The fan will be unbalanced now though. Drill a hole in the other side of the fan to balance it
@@pieman12345678987654 Also, one should keep in mind that the motor spins very fast, like 30000 RPM. The centrifugal forces may cause the fan wheel to explode.
I wouln't trust this "restored" tool.
A hell of a job.... great work
Great job! But never insert a bearing by hitting it directly with a hammer 16:32. Either press it in ensuring even pressure on all parts or cover the bearings surface and then tap it in with a hammer. They are very easy to damage. If you don't have a press, try a G clamp or something similar but always cover the bearing
Agreed!!!!
the way handtool rescue does it is he puts a socket over the bearing thats just big enough to hit the inner ring but small enough to avoid hitting the rest of the bearing
I was going to say the same thing. All that care taken dismantling just to risk shattering the bearings at the end of the rebuild, Stop rushing. Find the correct tool for the job and take your time. It's like you got all excited in the final stages. Lol
@@Dilgash. i wouldnt go that far because there are a few great people that are from ther like alec steel
Dilgash Mizori so you decide to take your drama to a RUclips comment section on a video of a grinder being restored. Yeh I bet you’re a real hero in person.
Sempre vou deixa meu Lake pra fortalecer o canal 👌👌
Real fun to restore old things.
Great Work!!! Obviously got this from The Titanic?!!
Chinese Dexter 750W Angle Grinder - was new for around $40.
For a similar Dexter Angle Grinder there is a recall that it is unsafe "handle may detach".
Now that you restored it, throw it away...
What a great way to clean the rotor. Would never have thought about that. Great video.
bullshits...! 😂😂😂
Great work bro and great job iam see your all video
Отличная работа! ЛАЙК И ПОДПИСКА!!!👍👍👍
80 percent talking about likes.
20% congratulating you for your work
Yes, nex time ill try to put ¨like if you are an ashhole which puts ¨like if...¨XD
@@mikirichards1482 what?
Well done Mr random great job once again sir
dont encourage him
Excellent job! It’s my favorite tool, I have the Ryobi cordless.
nicely done...and quiet, too.
Can we take a moment to acknowledge the skill this man possesses? The only tool I've personally seen in worse shape than that one was so rusty it disintegrated in my hand when I picked it up.
Very nice restoration!
I didnt understand a single thing that you did but it was beautiful and very relaxing to watch while drawing
It's very hard. Good job.
Bravo Monsieur!
I couldn't imagine breaking that down into all those parts then trying to figure out how each of them go back. You are good !
It would have been great if you could have shown us your smile when you test the motor and it work.
That's usually my concern whenever I repair something electrical. Either it Sparks pops and smokes or it works.
More impressed you can remember where everything goes back in it's place.
DanTuber recording is a useful thing, along with experience
HAA. CANT PUT A BRASS HANDLE ON THIS ONE NOW CAN YOU!!!!
Lol
+John Paul عشت ايدك يا بطل
🤣🤣🤣😂
“Hold my beer”
This is the best comment I’ve ever seen.
Nice Job Mate!
Very nice! Thumb up!
the color is beautiful. you are gifted.
God Bless
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Your the only nice comment I've seen so far and your right he is really gifted
lol .kek.shebyrek.
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7:42 - Me sitting here thinking: "Dude's collecting the pieces to throw them in the TRASH."
12:03 - When those parts came out of the vinegar: "Oh sh-t, this f-ckers gonna do it!"
There's definitely a fine line between genius and insanity. And man have you lost your mind? Cuz I'll help you find it!
Goodness that looked complicated! Nice work!
Well done best restoration ever
A prime example of "Just because you CAN fix something" doesn't mean you should.
He's never gonna be able to restore this to a working tool... ... ... Oh! Well! Good job man...:)
where was that grinder last used? on the Titanic ??
Looks like a new grinder to me, Just through some vinegar into it and leave for a couple days it will look like it was under the sea for a hundred years..
Hans Ruperts vinegar actually removes rust from metal
@@Nunyuhbusniz If you leave vinegar on metal it will cause it to rust.
Hans Ruperts no it won’t search it up
It was last used on Noah's arc!
It is very good work-thank you
Gracias a tu canal ahora compro equipo asi para restaurar. Eres un profesional. Sigue con los videos. Saludos
Pretty amazing, but I'll just get a new one at a pawn shop for $20, lol. No way I have this kind of patience
Are we just going too ignore the fact that @7:23 he had a third arm too hammer the screw driver!😂
fishingtoothe_maxx magic
You didn’t see anything 👮♂️ move along
Quedó fantástica compañero. Saludos
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Cliear
Magnifica reparación quede fascinado con el tutorial paso a paso saludos desde el estado de Guerrero
Tecnica X
Esses cara deixam a ferramenta por 1 semana na água com sal para ela enferrujar, e depois eles fazer o videos, These guys leave the tool for 1 week in salted water for it to rust, and then they do the videos.
I think the most fascinating part is he is able to do this without saying a word. I'd have ever four letter word imaginable... along with a few "what the...?"
Very good man !!
After the scene showing the parts disassembled... I would have tossed it and made a trip to the hardware store for a new one. :)
Looks like somebody left it out in the rain!!!!
Exactly it bore alot of rains i think
looks more like somebody went magnet fishing in a river and that is what they caught.
Or flooded basement
Captains obvious! On top of things i see!! Lol
Good job
Специально, видимо, держал в электролите)
i have no idea why i am watching this,but damn,i like it!
That fan will explode, and be a balancing nightmare, a file is way too aggressive to clean those laminations, molybdenum disulfide grease should have been used, some of those wires and spades would have been easier if replaced and last longer/work better too. Youre better than that.
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agree with you on those laminations of the stator. ruined the motor just to make it look shiny.
I'd need to film this just to know where all the parts go. This thing is complicated.
I can tell u soaked it in a bucket of water for quite some time just to do this restoration...
I think a lot of thess videos do that, you can tell because the bolts n screws come off so easily.
Real rusted stuff is like its almost welded on.
The plastics and rubber was intact. You are spot on. This looks staged.
It had to be a long long long time if he did. That armature wouldn't have pitted like that for years.
@@Silent-Lucidity immerse it in vinegar and/or salt water for 2 days and here you go!
Rick Williams it was made in 2017 so couldn’t have been too long. See 2:20 in the video.
Addicted YES but there should be HELL of a lot more restoration in our throw away society it can be done and this guy in this video has proved it (GREAT JOB MATE !!!.
Great job Man !!
I haven’t started the video but I’m pretty sure he puts a brass handle on it
i don't really understand why you were spraying penetrating oil
onto screws that go into plastic?
Paul, I think there was metal anchor points behind the plastic.
two materials are biggest problem
Aluminium with metal, or with plastic
A little bit of penetrating lubrication certainly won't hurt. The iron converted into expanded abrasive iron oxide that friction locks the screws in place. If they were self tapping, they go into plastic, if they're machine screws, they go into brass inserts melted into the plastic.
Half the screw is still in the metal plate
Remove brushes before removing armature. Please for the love of god. And get a pin spanner.
just buy a new one
Epic restoration!!!!
Te ha quedado de 10. Buen trabajo.
that was good. but the plastic turbine will be explode very soon.
yeah and all he had to do was put the bearing in the housing then slide the armature though the assembled housing the gear could have been put on last. you can see how it could have been done in the next shot. all though this was a waste of time thats a cheap brand. i bet he paid more for new bearings and bushes that the whole grinder is worth.
@Nabi Kazemi: Do you know what a.s.a.p means?
@@Omahabigbill no... what means..?
@@zecarlospiripiri as soon as possible
As soon as possible Ze
People here talking like it's going to be used daily lmao
Buys a 3 year old Ryobi grinder at a garage sale. Soaks it in salt water for a couple of days to get some surface rust. Peel off Ryobi sticker... RESTORE! (AKA, remove surface rust)
Oh shut up! Why did you watch it then. Obviously he made you click on it and your veiw earned him money! He makes good videos. Why discredit him. Bet you cant do it. Your name John isnt it. Lol only dicks name John.
sensacional meu Brother
Very good it is so enjoy. I hope best wsheis for you. Iam from Iraq
Was it on a sunk ship? Otherwise so much new rust...
The plastic & rubber are new...
I'TS ALIVE....I'TS ALIIIVE
Tbh I would have bought the exact same grinder and took apart the rusty one for the views then took the new one apart off camera and put it back together and said Restored
You r a magician!
These videos popped into my feed and I'm hooked!
I't only a year old. It states on it "Made in PRC 2017" . It stood outside for some months, that's all. One can tell from the color of the Vaseline.
This videos are staged. Its easy income where they live.
@@Smoked786 still fun to watch if you know nothing about tools
@@DaleDix ikr
@@st4rwhaIe I don't know what ikr means
@@DaleDix it is "I Know Right"
RUclips should make it possible to watch videos in reverse.
George Sovetov нтщтдщ
He have 3 hands haha
Excellent, good salvage, well done!
Bravo!!👍👍
You're blocking the picture of the finished product with ads for videos.
WTF.
С таким диском, это не ржавчина, это кровь!
@Volga Tatar а суть в том, чтобы взять ушм, засунуть ее в ведро солёной воды на недельку, потом закопать в земле ещё на недельку. А потом снимать ролик, показывая как он отлично инструмент реанимирует
@@VenturaIceLine и тут уже дурят. неужели на чермете уже "чинить" больше нечего.
@@VenturaIceLine точно так же подумал ,и главное что резьба на шурупах ,такое ощущение, что за ранее была смазанна
@Volga Tatar типа показал что можно в 2 жизнь дать
Русских хер наебёшь. Сразу заподозрил искусственное старение.
Who watchin this 2019?
Marjorie Abadiano what is the point of your stupid comment?
And the "Experts" said it couldn't be done. Hah! A Labor of Love. Thank You for sharing!
Esse trabalho ficou show
Lindo
Такое ощущение, что его тупо закинули в ведро с водой и подержали там с месяц. Уж очень новый.
Прям с языка снял. Тоже самое подумал.
Hmm how can I add a brass handle to this
Spoon Man you can add the brass safety guard in it ❤️
And i will be dope if you use copper brass 😍
Metallic paint and hot glue, like a Nerf gun with a steampunk makeover.
Plasti-chrome
This looks off to me. Those brushes look too new and the amount of rust on things is too consistent. It looks like a good tool that has been soaked in an oxidizer, like salt water, in order to artificially degrade it. The plastics don't look worn just dirty, and the sticker looks like new.
Am I the only one noticing this? Am a crazy?
If I'm seeing it right, it's possible parts are being swapped out with donor parts rather than actually restored.
I watch a ton of these videos in general and this one just doesn't look right to me.
Though it was only me till i saw your comment.
Tool looks too new to me too. If it had any use on it, you wouldn't be able to read any label on it.
Whenever I watch one of your videos I plan to view the beginning and then cut to the end. However, once I start watching, I'm hooked. It is so much fun seeing what you do. Thank you for the great videos.
Absolutely Awesome! 😎👍👍
хозяин инструмента видно был хороший мудозвон,коли довёл инструмент до такого состояния.
2017 года выпуска
Декстер копейки в леруа стоит..сделал ремонт, да выьросил нахрен..а какой то маниак с помойки притащил..
Хозяину наверное руки отрубало таким диском, вот она и осталась валяться)
весь ролик смотрел только чтобы посмотреть как же он будет ротор и статор перематывать)) а так целый исправный инструмент отмыть и отчистить? ну это не реставрация...
@@BaqytqaliJanaq Сидеть на диване и пиздеть , пока другие реставрируют - ну это не жизнь...