Retro Orbital Sander | Restoration | Handle Repair | 4K
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 มิ.ย. 2024
- This orbital sander has been hidden in the corner of my workshop for so long that I have already forgotten that it exists. I only know that the previous owner gave it away, probably because of the broken handle. In addition, it was built from two different orbital sanders where possible, since some parts do not belong together or have been adapted accordingly. For anyone who would like to get an orbital sander, I recommend getting an random orbital sander because of the advantages they offer. Nevertheless, I think it was a good restoration project because the unique retro design made of complete aluminum is no longer available today.
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00:00 Intro
00:29 Dismantling the orbital sander
12:50 Clean all parts of grease and dirt
14:01 Grinding motor and aluminum parts
17:50 Sanding & polishing
20:16 Handle repair
26:45 Creating new type lable
29:32 New Parts & replacing
34:57 Assembling the orbital sander
48:25 Comparison & Outro
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[ For all who like to start a restoration project ]
+ Orbital Sander: 0€
+ Bearings: 15€
+ Power Cable: 7€
+ Super Glue: 4€
+ Backing Powder: 1€
+ Primer: 4€
+ Filler: 11€
+ Spraypaint: 8€
+ Clear Coat: 8€
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Total: 58€
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Hope you enjoyed it. I am still on the way to producing content more often. If you haven't subscribed yet, don't be shy, it's for free.
Wondered over here from My Mechanics and this was fantastic! One of my favourite restorations yet and the editing was absolutely stellar!
I was wondering if you could help me restore items that I found. A wheel barrow some tools and ladders. Some items just need cleaning but also minor repairs.
you probably dont care but does anybody know of a method to log back into an Instagram account..?
I stupidly forgot the account password. I would appreciate any tricks you can offer me!
@Deshawn Frank instablaster :)
@Jeremias Patrick thanks for your reply. I got to the site thru google and im in the hacking process atm.
Takes a while so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
When the video began, I was thinking, "What a mess! Why bother fixing it?" By the end of your restoration, I had become a true believer. Beautiful, painstaking work, refusing to cut any corners. Thank you!
Putting that handle back together impressed me more than anything else
Das du den Griff wieder so hinbekommen hast zeigt das du richtig was drauf hast ... tolle Arbeit 👍🏽
Vielen vielen Dank
Wow, eine echt schöne Maschine, kein Vergleich zu den heutigen Plastikteilen. Am meisten beeindruckt hat mich, dass du den Handgriff so toll hinbekommen hast. Besser und schöner wie neu!
German engineering at its finest. Well done, the restoration is beautiful.
Thanks a lot
First off, spectacular work and secondly, I hadn't realized how many bearings there were.
Lavoro da certosino fatto con estrema cura e precisione esemplare. Complimenti. Bravissimo!!!!
Thank you
Zu schade um damit wieder zu arbeiten. Ehr etwas für die Vitrine so schön ist sie wieder geworden ... Top Restauration 👍🏽
Ein wenig ja. Vielen Dank.
What a beautiful piece of machinery after your masterful restoration!
Thanks a lot
Awesome restoration, restoration guy .. I mean restoration guy , awesome restoration
Excellent restoration friend, have a nice day !!!.
Sehr gute Arbeit Restoration Guy, Respekt. Kaputte Plastik teile mit Backpulver u sekundenkleber zu reparieren ist super Idee. Mit ein Stück enggeflochtene Gitter und mit d.Lötkolben miteinenander schmelzen wäre auch ne Alternative...Well done, good Job 👍
Vielen Dank. Ja stimmt, vielleicht versuch ich das nächsten mal.
I am very happy to see the machines come alive
Una de las mejores restauraciones que eh visto, la lijadora orbital de estilo antiguo quedó hermosa bro, te felicito... encima que soy fan de las herramientas antiguas, ésta, te quedó de maravilla, y me suscribo al canal. Saludos.
Thank You for bringing that lovely machine back 🐣
Thank you for watching.
After 50 minutes one is totally Zen.... 😇 Great job and great result 👍🏻
Thanks a lot
This editing is on another level!
Nice one. That handle turned out perfect - baking soda and super glue = magic
Thank you. Oh yeah first time I did this and I couldn't believe it myself
Absolutely stunningly beautiful. It's more than a restoration - it's art.
Oh wow, thank you very much
This video shows you anything is possible.
That was a joy to watch. You did an amazing refurbishing job on it. Thumbs Up!
Thank you very much and nice to hear that you enjoyed it
That was a beautiful restoration! I was amazed at how well it came out!
Thanks a lot
Моё почтение мастеру! Лайк!
Love your videos! Very clever editing makes them super interesting. Keeps the viewers eyes on the screen. Well done!
Very nice...well done.
Would be proud sitting on my work bench! Thanks for sharing.
Excellent restoration, your attention to detail is brilliant 👍.
Very, very, very good job! Congratulations from Rio de Janeiro.
Many thanks from Germany
Great job!!! after a vamp video about the restoration of Old Soviet Grinder, I got the same restored myself, your video really helped a lot. I now work in my workshop with a 150mm brush .. Many thanks to you for the video !! It would be generally great if the videos were used more often !! Successful projects !!!
Thanks a lot. It's really nice to hear that my video has helped you out. Maybe you can send me some pictures of yours if you have the time. I would really be interested in how it looks now after the restoration.
@@TheRestorationGuy I’ll photograph it tomorrow and try to send it to you. No problem!
The way it is been filmed in 4K... it is very cool. Also, the description is been done in details. This mean that you are very organized (not like me). It is a pleasure to watch your movies. Congratulation for your work!
Thanks a lot. No your comment is a pleasure.
I would recommend that cool sticker too.
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Chique show 👍👍🎸!!!!
17:27 loved it, very creative
Thank you, I was afraid that would be over the top
Super. Big difference, was and now.
i started my spraypainting apprenticeship when I was 16 I'm now 64years old and I remember seeing sanders a lot like that in dusty corners in boxes along with old spray guns and grinders and many stripped machines that were used for parts a long time ago, and indeed those old sanders were meant to last years which they did. I think it was mainly the weight issues that got them replaced because using them in a panel shop for hours and days on end, you did notice the heaviness, but as far as the older spray guns were concerned they were replaced by better guns in every way, probably every 5 years they got super seated. I purchased a Ryobi polisher /sander 2 speed when I was 19 and its done years of hard work and I haven't even replaced the bushes on it.I went online and got a cheap orbital sander new that is in the older style shape, and when I first tried to use it after a second it lost power and was sparking a lot so I stripped it down `and did what the assemblers should have done in the factory and its not going to last heavy hours of work day after day, but I am guessing that one that you restored will run faultlessly and outlast all of us !
Neat trick ate 22:10 with the glue and baking powder! I'll save that up!
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turned out beautiful,thanks for show.
Thanks for watching
What a great restoration! Nice editing as well.
Thank you
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Wonderful restoration. Thumbs up! I own a very similar Orbital Sander from this Company, it is called "Super Stork 7000" and "GUNI", but i don´t know much about it. I bought it on a flea market for working, but it is so beautiful that i decided to use my newer Makita for work and put this old thing i a shelf ;-)
Geiles Gerät^^ Gute Arbeit ;) 👍
Fantastic edit! And great job
Thanks a lot, buddy.
extraordinary !
Nicely done
A really great video. Would you be interested in using subtitles naming some of the chemicals used. That would help me a lot.
Very well presented!
Thx
Extraordinario trabajo
Good job buddy
Great Video really enjoyed watching it,
Thank you.
Svaka čast!
One word perfect 👌
Very nicely done 👍
Thank you
Great Restoration with a gorgeous result. I particularly like the technique with the superglue (min 20:19 ) I've been using it ever since I discovered it by chance, I have the feeling, however, that it is still an insider tip. With repetitive sanding between applications, it can also be used as a high gloss, hard and waterresistent finish that can also stabilize wood. Nice to see that it is used here you can literally build castles that way...
Kind regards from Germany.
very nice restoration . well done
Thanks
Very nice job. Looks great. I subbed you.
schönes Projekt ... TOP !
Danke
Sehr Schöne Restoration 😮
Danke
Good Job!
Thx
Great job buddy 👍Subscribed
Awesome restoration... I enjoyed a lot.. As per my opinion if you pain the body in yellow will be more nice...Thanks
Thanks a lot. Yes, probably. If I had done that, someone else would write why did you paint it. Choosing the right color is a hard business.
@@TheRestorationGuy yes you are right.. but i enjoyed like your other videos. keep it up
Good video!!
Thank you
Parabéns, não sei como pode ter pessoas que dão deslike.
Thank you
It’s perfect
Respect from Russia 🇷🇺! Thanks for the video!
Thank you for watching. Greetings from Germany 🇩🇪
Я думаю , он наш земляк,:-) {в к л :-)Выкл :}-) да, respekt ему огромный,:-)
It would (and indeed should) have been in junkyard waiting its turn to be recycled for its metals. Alas, it somehow found its way to your more than capable hands and thanks to your skills it has a second lease of life, which I predict to be much longer and hopefully far less punishing than its previous one.
Well done.👏👏👏Sub'd😊
Thanks a lot for your nice comment and thanks for your support.
You are very good.
Thank you
Perfekt restauriert
Danke
I can't help but to feel like the sound quality can be further improved. Good luck!
Thank you. Yes, that's something I'm constantly working on. I'm not happy with the sound quality myself.
I love your channel, but I always wonder where guys like you find such great "broken" stuff.
Do you collect stuff from scrapyards?
Greetings from Chile!
This came out astoundingly nice! Good as new when you were done with it!
By the by, I wanted to know if you could offer some good advice on restoring things. My dad and I recently came upon an old brass National cash register Model 343 (I think, if I'm reading it right) from around the late 19th, early 20th century. Bought it off for about 70 bucks. This one was apparently owned by James Thomas Humberstone! We're unsure of how to go about removing all the rust and stuff without damaging it any further from the handling of the previous owners. What sorta chemical baths and solutions can we use to clean off the rust?
Thanks in advance!
Awesome job. Did you go to film school? Your editing is quite sophisticated.
Hi, what would you use to clean carbureators which may have old dried in gas in them?
Na, das nenn ich mal deutsche Wertarbeit! 👏👍👍👏
wie immer ein absolut tolles video!!! eine Frage hätte ich an dich: was für scheiben hast du da auf deinem Schleifbock aufgespannt? sind das Schwabbelscheiben? LG
Vielen Dank. Ja ist eine Flanell Schwabbelscheibe.
Nice resto!! Also I noticed the condition of the drill press (table or platform) is it 2 pieces or in need of a repair?
Thank you. It is a table drill press. What do you mean by two parts?
you have new subscriber :)
Thanks Craig
loved that filing thing that was really annoying.
This tool made in DDR?
Cool restoration👍
Thank you. It's hard to say I couldn't even recognize the manufacturer on the nameplate. But it is quite possible that it made in the DDR.
@@TheRestorationGuy it is probably one of the first model of sander (SS 7000) built by RUPES, an Italian company still operating today in the sanding and car body shop sector: a very similar model (RUPES SSPF) is still available on the market.
In the Italian language RUPES acronym stands for Realization Of Special Pneumatic Electric Tools.
If you need more information or curiosity:
th-cam.com/video/xhcmEMHjKdI/w-d-xo.html
Congratulations for the nice restoration and expertise!
Greetings from Italy 😊
What is that tool you pounded into the screw head??
Impact screwdriver 🤙
I hace an Sander Rupe italian machine and thing do an job of restauración that . From Argentina
Whooa, why the baking powder please?
I purchased a used one as the piece is a bit pricey, but the machine th-cam.com/users/postUgkxG6fbm3cHBd7CNTjk5D-dwYe9c9tCB9ZN has surpassed my expectations. We sand small parts by hand often, sized around 1"x1/2," and specifically look for a piece that's designed to be vertical. The motor has plenty of torque and great speed settings. The only inconvenience I had is that the disk measures 5" where we trim 6" stick-and-sand disks down easily by mounting it then cutting with a box cutter.
Saubere Arbeit. Festo?
Danke, schwer zu sagen auf dem Typenschild war der Hersteller nicht zu erkennen
Pressing in with a sledgehammer .... Hike this dude - Russian.
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28:30
short instructions on how to lose your hand in case of an error
For disassembling collector drive, carbon brush removed FIRST!!!
I saw before that they were completely worn out. But of course you are right, you should remove them first. Thanks for the hint.
Lighting was a little to dark to see some of the details..
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lucky
Woohoo I am the first to comment.
😅 You did it.
Are you from germany?
Yes
@@TheRestorationGuy na endlich, dachte schon Deutsche Restauration gibts nicht, krass wie schnell dein Channel gewachsen ist, mein Respekt
😂, danke ich kenne mich da nicht aus, dachte mein Kanalwachstum wäre eher durchschnittlich.
Sehr sorgfältig
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I had to watch it at 2x speed. 50 mins is way too long...
Thank you for being through anyway. This time I really couldn't part with a few scenes. Fortunately, there is the speed up function.
48:26 Porno
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I want to meet the previous owner of that sander, just to have a little chat...no murderous intent whatsoever :) absolutely nothing about the handle... Nothing at all... Nothing at all... Nothing at all...