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Nice job. That rule is mid quality at best though. Nowhere near Starrett.

I really like the sks rifle I would like get one again they are hard to find

I just found one very similar to this one. The only difference I can tell is the handle are not wood. I can't wait to restore it. Great find for $10.00.

Yup, that's a nice way to ruin a solid milsurp rifle right there. Just utterly destroy the history by sanding the stock for no reason and stripping off original blueing. But hey keep it up as it makes my originals worth more

Can I get the "face"? Would love to finally restore this.

Damien, Great video and glad to see you doing well. Hope all is well.

If the file still available I would like a copy.

Please do not use gloves when using rotating power tools. It's very easy for the glove to get caught and pulled into the power tool. I would much rather have a scrape on my finger than loose my hand.

That's a gorgous bluing job

For anybody doing this at home, you can save A LOT of time effort, and cleaning solution by boiling the small parts in water, like the trigger, bolt, bolt carrier etc. No cleaning solution or sandpaper necessary, just hot water. Shake them around to release the cosmoline into the water, and boil multiple times if necessary Be sure to dump the waste water into a gravel pit somewhere that no plants are growing, do not pour down your sink!!

Why does your SKS have two butt holes?

Great Fun, Damian. I have the identical Sander, except it's American brand Model 10-00. Craftsman must have bought them out. Several people were wondering how to change the paper. Like mine, they must not have the slots on the end of the roller grabbers. Mine has 7/64" allen fittings on the ends... which are a bit stripped. That may be why Craftsman switched to slots on the end when they bought out American, I'm guessing. Mine also have just a nipple for oiling under the handle.

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Kia Ora & Good Morning from Unsworth Heights, North Shore, Auckland, New Zealand ...Another Great Video Bro.

Amazing 🤩

Taking out the jaws on the Colombian vises is a nightmare.

That's a hell of a job you did there. My 10 year old modern Starrett square is very rusty, but still dead accurate. You have inspired me to give it a makeover :)

Yea I just found one can I have the file for the face !?!

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Great video. I have one of these that my wife inherited from her grandpa, and I'm trying to put it back together since it separated. The bracket to pull the gear and bearings - how did you make that?

What kind of paint did you use to restore the badge?

Very nice job! What kind of paint did you use so it wouldn’t come off when you use it? Thank You for sharing!

What a joy it is to own a piece of art. Working on one is both theraputic and gratifying. For sure the SKS does not dissapoint. It is a remarkable beauty. It is also fun to shoot. Thanks for the video, it was well done; informative and entertaining. Subbd.

Did you add any grease to the gearbox it looks like it closed it without Grease.

i have this model big beam lamp

Awesome video. I just picked one of the scales up. Can I please have to scale template 🙌🙏🥳

Very nice, especially welding the gears and rebuilding them 👍

Just came upon this video, and I got as much satisfaction as you did just by watching . I just bought a old letter series one yesterday, and while I watched your video I laughed because now I remember what I have in store for myself. I have done this before and I know it all depends on how much you want to get into it. Lots of credit to you, that rifle looks beautiful. Good luck with it.

Very nice job. I picked one up today. What is the suggested oil to lube it with under the oil cap?

Soak in evaporust, will remove rust in areas you can’t get to.

Wow so awesome! Great video and great workmanship!

Where do you get the bubble vials

I have a model 212. I can’t seem to find any info on it but the battery connection looks similar to this. Do you know what kind of battery it takes?

Bravo, bravo, bravo, very good video, awesom work, full respect from old BG.

No money shot of it working?

I have this lantern,which year made this lamp.

This is absolutely gorgeous I found this while trying to find out how to work on my own lol Would anyone know where to find a battery for these lamps?

This light company production this model yet???

I have an old Silver Line drill that still runs great. Thinking about restoring it. What kind of wheel did you use to polish the steel and aluminum parts?

Unbelievable job. Is this how it was originally painted from factory? Was it blue? Thanks

Looks like a Goodyear Employee?

Gasoline bath.

Great resto, great video, and so satisfying to watch! Now a Subscriber.

Very nice job but I have a question? I saw you cut the handle into two pieces but then it is intact in Chap. 10. Did you weld the two pieces together and then grind, or did you detach and then reattach the ball end from the handle, and if so, how?

Excellent restoration. What size wick do these use?

You are a good fixer 😊😊😊😊

Nice vintage gun. Everything was going great until you started to remove the finish. I wonder if you looked for the cartouches on the woodwork. The blueing looked to be in good shape. Like I said nice looking gun, but old guns are like coins do not shine them up.

That had to be incredibly satisfying! I have a very similar tool, identical except for the manufacturer. Mine wasn't in quite so rough shape, a little crocus cloth on the blade is as far as I took it. but now you've got me thinking... 😉😂

Very cool restoration I was trying to do the same for a gray bar fan that I picked up I cleaned up the rotor and rotor shaft with brillo and it look clean but when I put them back together and gave it Juice it was binding will not turn can you help with any suggestions what I did wrong thank you in advance have a great holiday

I dont like it; not in two tone