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Looks like latge amounts of metal being filed and sanded away ???

Beautiful job well done

درود . اگه این ایده از خودت بود دمت گرم واگه کپی بود برای اینکه به اشتراک گذاشتی بازم دمت گرم .

Great video. I'm in the process of refurbishing my floor standing drill press. I have a question on the table lift mechanism/worm gear crank. The spur gear driven by the worm gear sits on an axle pin and float on it within the housing and can float about 7mm side to side in my unit and it appears to be the same on the unit you restored shown at about the 14:51 mark in the video. Is this the way it should be? Seems like there should be collars on either side to keep the spur gear centered on the shaft?

Amazing video! Was going to do mine, until I saw the press that you needed...

How to know the size of that thing?

The on,y paint strippers I know is for my scale modelling but there good you could try this one VMS CLEAN SLATE 3.0 ULTRA 200 ml paint stripper for scale models it doesn’t damage the plastic and most of paint is airbrushed on wouldn’t hurt to try just a thought steve 👨🏼‍🦽

Use a vice to restore a vice. Classy job! Excellent work. The cirle of life.

Hi, just wondering whether you have a link of Amazon or any UK site for a replacement carburetor for this model. Absolutely impossible to find one for this model. Thanks a million!

Nambar please

12 एम एम टेपिंग मशिन रिपेयरिंग करना बताओ

Good job mash'Allah

it looked so much nicer before you ruined it

Hi, great video but the link you posted for the Carb repair kit is no longer working. Could you post its name please?

Excellent restoration, your lathe machining is not bad either.

I had the same fan issue on my vintage Craftsman radial arm saw! I am not looking forward to repairing that motor!

A job like this is so simple, and the bearing is cheap. It just kills me what a shop will charge for this; basically one hour or so and anyone can do it themselves. Thank you for providing the torque specs. Well edited and no fluff. Cheers.

It didnt look as if you greased the bearings.

Good to see you back buddy.

Super!

Another stunning resto.job, inspires me to do my old vice.. keep up the great.vids 👍

Hola que tal quisiera saber que marca es esa agujeriadora quien las fabrica por favor si tiene esa información desde ya agradecido señor

This press has worked like a charm for my projects th-cam.com/users/postUgkxajoEbapTfqWaadnqb04h6U576yxXp-FE . I didn't even secure it to my table top, mainly due to the fact that I was using a 15 lbs drill vise. It's not flimsy at all as to what others have claimed it to be. Make sure the locking nuts and levers are secured and there won't be any issues with light pressure and patience. I was able to drill through aluminum, plastic, and steel (steel took a while) with no problems at all. Yeah it took a little longer than a regular drill press, but I don't have the space OR the money for one.The instruction manual was worthless, but luckily assembling the press was intuitive. However, the manual would be good for ordering replacement parts if needed. There is a nice breakdown of the parts that are included in the kit. Before ordering, make sure it is compatible with your unit, it is clearly stated what models the press is compatible with.This was an excellent purchase for $40!!

I love this restoration! I am in the process of restoring some of my gramps engineering tools that I was lucky enough to inherit and a nippy vice is one of them. I struggled so hard separating the jaw from the threaded bar, in the end I heated it up until it almost glowed which done the trick, it was a last resort as I was petrified of bending the bar! Mine too has the makers mark on the jaw as well. Great work all the best Ryan

I see , I will cry's

Tools easy to over heat , and dust 's get in to the motor wheels.....

I'm just starting a restoration of an apparently identical drill, branded Clarke. Come to a stop because I can't get the nut on the top of the spindle drive to undo. It rotates but it looks as if the threads under the nut have stripped. May have to cut the nut but that will leave me with a spindle with stripped threads. 😞 Also the quill only goes down about 50mm before coming to a hard stop. (The depth stop on the quill appears to be free.) I was not keen on disassembling the spring cap but I guess you have showed me a way to stay safe!

What is it with drill press restoration videos and no tutorials?

BRILLIANT ! I have 3 of these exact drills, all from Car Boot sales, for a few pounds. They all work well and are so handy to have around with multiple attachments when doing work, needing more than one attachment. I think I'm going to give one the same treatment as you did - it looks FABULOUS ! Thanks for the 'tutorial', and I'm now a sub too. Thanks and take care 🙂

Excellent aesthetic restoration! Really nice. I like the Hammerite silver finish.

Thought it looked great in the thumbnail, then realised it was the ‘before’ picture and you ruined it.

my pops had the same one great bit of kit

Great job!

Its good to see you back mate and hopefully youll keep up the great content as before 👍

Kkkk aqui no Rio nos falamos assim i o cara engoliu barriga !!!!!

I really enjoyed your video it was very informative ,what I would to ask is was there a kit that you purchased to replace the bearings and battery or did you purchase them separately and if so where did you purchase them from ????? Great Video all the same keep up the good work.

👍👍👏👏👏👏☘️

How apposite. I'm about 1/2 way through doing the exact same thing on an old Meddings 5 speed bench pillar drill donated to me by a late friend before he died. Same as you I use Citric acid for derusting stuff but I do everything I can using different sized polythene/ABS plastic storage boxes with the biggest I've used so far being a 50 litre box. I have used a 100 litre plastic drum though previously to electrolyse rust off a tow bar ... Worked a treat! Mine has no base, only a VERY substantial bottom collar. No table or rack/pinion lift and no motor. The latter has been resolved with a very nice 3/4 HP 3 phase motor that I acquired ages back for about £20 ... It's like new! I've bought a new 5 HP capable VFD that will drive it so bags of spare capacity so should run nice & cool. I have the main body all stripped down including removing the aluminium label and brass serial plate held on by spiral rivets! Ready and waiting for paint stripping. I use the same recipe for paint stripper as you ... Caustic soda, wallpaper paste and water ... Sadly I had to use Nitromors on the motor end caps of my lathe motor that I'm also refurbishing as they are aluminium! *CAUTION* to those unaware, concentrated liquid caustic soda is dangerous and will eat through human flesh AND aluminium and casting alloy faster than you can blink!! DO NOT USE IT ON OR NEAR ANY ALUMINIUM PARTS! Wear protective gear, especially face and hand protection. Keep white vinegar and/or citric acid handy to neutralise the alkali. Great job you did on that. I hope my final result is as good! 👍👍👍

I have a big old drill press it weighs about 50kg but I don’t have the time or patience or strength these days to do what you have done with your beautiful restoration though it desperately needs one but after watching your video you have given me motivation to do something about it,,, thanks for sharing Scott

I have bought the exact same Tull drill in an auction, I need new belts, what size did you out on yours please?

Thank you for the video! :) What kind of hammer did you use, when you hit those axis into the bearing? I assume, it is not a steel hammer, otherwise it could ruin the axis ends, right?

Motor restoration...

Should’ve heated those bolt heads up before breaking them

Videos like this are what makes me so happy to have TV's with YT built in so we can properly enjoy from the couch!

Is there any concern of closing up air gaps between the windings by applying the varnish thereby reducing ventilation and cooling?

Couldnt believe it was blue!

Very nice work my friend !! I was definitely seized for sure . It looks AMAZING now the blue is prefect and it shines so well !! 👍👍🥃🥃

Like it, you did a perfect restoration.

Cool vise 👍