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I used to have one of these, I have seen some around too. The Infamous Elcon desk fan, I still cannot believe people throw away vintage fans, I've had a few from the dump which mostly look like they would have worked.
Welcome to my channel Michelle. I know exactly what you mean some people just throw things away because they are not all bright and shiny. Please check out some of my other videos if you have time 👍
This is a great restoration video. Excellent job! This is back in the day when they made stuff that was supposed to last forever. Unlike today where they make things to just last a year or two so that you can go and rebuy it every couple years. You can definitely see the CRAFTSMANSHIP in this.
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Fantastic restoration!! Nice to see something saved from the landfill. Your detail work is always phenomenal!! Mind blowing video as always. Keep up the good work.
Wow!!! That was incredible!!! You have multiple talents that were required to do that restoration! I love it when an old friend gets a second chance at a better life. That fan will be running 50 years from now!! Well done sir!!!
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I can remember a time before there were zip ties. Technicians had to secure or bundle wires together or in place with twine... Seeing you cut the strings brought back those memories. We had to learn special knots & how to bundle long runs of wires. It was somewhat like doing macrame. Times have certainly changed.
Thanks for watching, glad this brought some memories for you. When I looked at it I thought I'm not even going to attempt the macrame. I'm sure you could still do it in your sleep.
@Austeration Yeah, but who wants to do that when you have zip ties available? Unless you do it for a museum & need to stay accurate to the time period, you might as well use all the modern parts & techniques that are available to us now.
Nothing to fault here. A superb restoration again. Loved the choice of colour, the attention to detail and the addition of a modern WiFi switch. Great thinking. Loved every second of your work.
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Outstanding restoration!!! Great touch with the Wi fi update… combining technologies… wise choice! Great job by an amazing multi talented magician!!! Thank you for the video!!!
Thanks Dave 👍 the WiFi switch is great. I have a lot of appliances around the house that I have already converted. Makes life so much easier. Thanks again for the very kind comments.
Outstanding work, the number of parts is a headache. Precise, clean and cared for as always. I really liked the logo makeover and the wi-fi switch. The color is beautiful and your attention to detail is always very pleasing. Bravo.
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I have several old fans, my favorite is a Westinghouse of the same type, it swivels from side to side, and has 3 speeds, for an early (1940s?) fan quite a winner. It is in almost perfect condition.
Thanks for watching Shaina, sounds like you have a nice collection there. If it's in almost perfect condition are you using it or is it mainly for show.
@@Austeration It's used every summer. I have an aversion to sleeping in Air conditioning, my fans are used! I also have several old kitchen implements, mixers, ice crushers, blenders. My Dad, may he rest in peace, was a Telephone man with NY Telephone for over 40 years. He repaired everything, old vacuums, radios, televisions, cars, etc. I love the old stuff!! I subscribed!
@@Austeration I have one fan with a big chip out of the blade, I want to repair it, it is a type of plastic, not metal. I thought about patching it with an epoxy type resin, I'm not sure it will hold with the movement and vibration. The only other options are having a piece made by 3D printing or finding an old fan blade of a similar size. Any thoughts?
@@shainazion4073 thanks very much for the sub Shaina. Sounds like your dad would put his hand to anything that needed repairing. What colour is the blade ? A good product to use is JB weld but this is black so it may not match. I think if you 3D print the missing piece you may still have issues attaching it to the blade. Balancing the blade after may be an issue if the weight is different. Finding a replacement might be your best option. But if you can't find anything doing a repair will have to do. Try your best and don't be afraid to fail. Most people don't even try because they are afraid of messing things up. If you do fail don't look at it as a fail look at it as successfully finding out your first idea didn't work and try something else.
ALL i CAN SAY IS THAT WAS PERFECT! and I didn't mean to write in capitalsWiFi... Very interesting how the makers of this 1930s object foresaw the necessary space to install WiFi... Thanks, Tom (from France)
Thanks for checking it out Tom. I thought it interesting that they didn't install a switch of any type in the first place. Did you get a chance to check out the link I sent you previously or did that not interest you ?
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Thanks for watching Demetrius. I use a system called z wave. All the switches have to be linked back to a hub and then control by my phone or Alexa. There as so many different simple types of of switches on the market though that don't need a hub to be operated. Hope this helps 👍
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@@Austeration I think that's what they are for. I've seen it a lot in vintage machinery. I'm working on a GE 1/4 hp electric motor that has felt oil wicks.
@@barthanes1 that's very interesting I assumed they must be there to soak up any oil that may come from the bronze bushes. I don't see how the oil could travel up the felt and into the bush. I didn't find any type of oil residue under the felt either. I might have to look into this theory some more unless you have found something already.
@@barthanes1 yes I figured they are porous so I soaked them for a week and put then in the ultrasonic bath. I have seen oil wicks that can be topped up from the top but these are completely unserviceable. The bronze Bush is held tight and does not move so I still don't see how the oil can make its way up the wick. I'm trying to research it at the moment.
Excellent job restoring this fan ! Looks great now , I definitely would love to see more fan restorations. How can I get the tool for balancing of the blades?
Welcome to my channel Steve and thanks for the great comment. I used a dial indicator that I use on my lathe but it would be done with anything to make sure the blades are in the same position
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Thanks for sharing Ozwald, that's a very interesting memory to have after watching this. My parents still have and use a fan that I grew up with. I remember making strange noises in front of it and the blades would then cut the sounds up. Funny what we remember 👍
I remember my parents had a black base with golden blades and cage when I was 6 . They got rid of it when my little brother stuck his fingers in to touch the fan blade. He cut his fingers bad but didn't loose any. That's the only fault with the fan,too large a space between the wires.
Welcome to my channel Clayton. Thanks for the comment. Did you ever sit in front of it and talk or make noises and hear the strange noises coming back at you ? Glad your brother didn't loose his fingers.
I do remember fans like this and you did a fantastic job in restoration of it. You know as a kid we were told not to touch something or you will get hurt! Today's children have to be watched continually did we have more common sense then they do today. just asking. But you did a great job buddy.
Thanks for watching Cecil, I appreciate your comments. Your spot on but I think I might have tried to stick a pencil in to see what happens. There is no such think as common sense anymore. 👍
My father had a similar unit in his office in the 70s. I remember I had to replace the flex. I have no idea where he got it., it may have come from Denmark, Holland or possibly Ireland, we lived in all three at various times.
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Great video! But 1 thing of note. It seems that your blast media is a little weak. Either you was using very fine media and need to switch to a more course one or air pressure just is not enough. From what I could tell it's more of the media type. Also, under the 2 brass fittings on the rotating assembly are the 2 cloth tube things. These should be soaked in oil to provide a continuous lube. Sorry, not nit picking, but just thought you may want to know. Other than these things the video and restoration was great!
Thanks for watching and leaving a comment. Sounds like you have some experience with old fans do you? I assumed the felt tubes are there to soak up any oil that may come from the bronze bushes. I didn't see how oil was going to climb up the felt and get inside the bush as the bush it's self is not spinning Not saying your wrong, that's just the way a saw it. I think I need to replace the media in my blaster, the unit itself has never really been fantastic. Please check out some of my other projects if you have time. Cheers 👍
I dabble a little into restoration of all things. As for the brass peices they kook like oilite fittings. They are a porous type of brass that holds oil inside itself. Though these ones are quite old and seem to have glossed over. The contact point with the cloth tube acts like a wicker effect and literally pulls the oil up into the brass. Think like an oil lamp and its wick. As to your other videos, this one is the first one I've seen from your channel, but when I have time I will look at the others.
@@3210gatorbite cheers yes I cleaned them up and soaked them in oil for over a week. I ran them in the sonic bath to see if it would help the oil soak in. I understand your point of view about the wicks.
That is debatable mohinder, the grease is not going to move around inside the gearbox like oil would, as long as all the moving parts are lubricated it should be fine. Great question 👍
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Thanks for watching Doug. I find the powder coating will not stick that well to the JB weld. I have been experimenting with my process, the oxide is conductive and the powder seems to sticks better.
@@shaishnavadp9957 yes if it's in good condition I would hold onto it for sure. Do you have solar or anything like that to help lower your electricity bill ?
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Awesome job Weldon
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Brilliant restore and filming , WiFi addition brilliant , great to bring something back from the graveyard like this !!!! You are a restoration god .
Thanks very much. I was surprised the old fan didn't even have a switch on it.
Wow ....FAN..TASTIC...
Thanks Brian
An excellent restoration of a vintage fan! Definitely a labour of love, given all the manual labour involved. 👍🇨🇦
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@@Austeration thx! I’m gonna check it out right now! 😊
Wow! A beautiful job! Thanks for sharing.
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Vintage with modernization, nice thinking. Really appreciate your work.
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Love these old finger choppers.
Lol very accurate description Valen.
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Restoration videos are capable of evoking feelings of nostalgia. They remind us of the craftsmanship and attention to detail in the past 👍👍👍
This is so very true. Thanks for watching 👍
I used to have one of these, I have seen some around too. The Infamous Elcon desk fan, I still cannot believe people throw away vintage fans, I've had a few from the dump which mostly look like they would have worked.
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This is a great restoration video. Excellent job! This is back in the day when they made stuff that was supposed to last forever. Unlike today where they make things to just last a year or two so that you can go and rebuy it every couple years. You can definitely see the CRAFTSMANSHIP in this.
Hi descent815 welcome to my channel. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment. Your spot on nothing is made to last these days, it's all plastic rubbish.
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Remarkable! Wifi makes it even sweeter!! Gooder than good!!
Thanks very much Big Vic. The WiFi is very much a sweet addition. Now even Alexa can turn it off and on for me.
Very nice restoration. There's just something about the way those old fans sound and look that is soothing.
Completely agree with that 👍
Fantastic restoration!! Nice to see something saved from the landfill. Your detail work is always phenomenal!! Mind blowing video as always. Keep up the good work.
Thanks buddy glad I got your approval.
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Wow!!! That was incredible!!! You have multiple talents that were required to do that restoration! I love it when an old friend gets a second chance at a better life. That fan will be running 50 years from now!! Well done sir!!!
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Love your work, mixed the artist and the scientist in the fan.
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I can remember a time before there were zip ties. Technicians had to secure or bundle wires together or in place with twine... Seeing you cut the strings brought back those memories. We had to learn special knots & how to bundle long runs of wires. It was somewhat like doing macrame. Times have certainly changed.
Thanks for watching, glad this brought some memories for you. When I looked at it I thought I'm not even going to attempt the macrame. I'm sure you could still do it in your sleep.
@Austeration Yeah, but who wants to do that when you have zip ties available? Unless you do it for a museum & need to stay accurate to the time period, you might as well use all the modern parts & techniques that are available to us now.
@@j.l.emerson592 that's what I figured. I'm sure you know a few tricks though still.
Fantastic 👌- love the special silver. Great tool to balance the blades. Awesome new logo. And nice new modern twist to turn on n off remotely 😉👍
Thanks very much. I was surprised the thing didn't have any type of switch on it. At least now I have some control of it
It came out well, don't forget to oil your wicks, at the start of the summer !
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Nothing to fault here. A superb restoration again. Loved the choice of colour, the attention to detail and the addition of a modern WiFi switch. Great thinking. Loved every second of your work.
Thanks shed man, I appreciate your comments, very kind of you to say. The silly thing had no switch on it what so ever so had to do something 👍
Fantastic done brother.
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My favourite colour silver 😍. Well done 👏
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Outstanding restoration!!! Great touch with the Wi fi update… combining technologies… wise choice! Great job by an amazing multi talented magician!!! Thank you for the video!!!
Thanks Dave 👍 the WiFi switch is great. I have a lot of appliances around the house that I have already converted. Makes life so much easier. Thanks again for the very kind comments.
@Austeration where did you get the switches from? Ty
@@joekeenan8735 from EBay Joe
Marvelous how you restored that old oscillating fan to working order. It looks much better too. Excellent work as usual.
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Streamlined era stuff is too cool.
This was a fun project. Adding the WiFi to it was a good choice for me since most of my electrical system is set up as a smart home.
Great restoration, you had your work cut out for you from the beginning. Those are the most rewarding.
Thanks Dale this was a fun project but the reward is getting lovely comments like yours that make it all worth while 👍
Outstanding work, the number of parts is a headache. Precise, clean and cared for as always.
I really liked the logo makeover and the wi-fi switch.
The color is beautiful and your attention to detail is always very pleasing. Bravo.
Thanks buddy glad you enjoyed it. I couldn't believe this didn't have any type of switch on it at all.
Parabéns 🎉🥳 essa Restauração e recuperação dessa ventilador ficou top das galáxias 👍👍
Show de bola 👋👍
Thanks you very much 👍
Excellent work friend, have a nice day !!!. Brian UK !!!.😀😀👍👍.
Thanks Brian 👍
Very fine work.
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I think you did a fantastic job restoring that fan. Restoring the electrical motor that drove the fan was amazing. I would not know how to do that.
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I love the way you do so much❤❤❤
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This cleaned up well. Nice project! 🍻
Thanks very much for checking it out 👍
I have several old fans, my favorite is a Westinghouse of the same type, it swivels from side to side, and has 3 speeds, for an early (1940s?) fan quite a winner. It is in almost perfect condition.
Thanks for watching Shaina, sounds like you have a nice collection there. If it's in almost perfect condition are you using it or is it mainly for show.
@@Austeration It's used every summer. I have an aversion to sleeping in Air conditioning, my fans are used! I also have several old kitchen implements, mixers, ice crushers, blenders. My Dad, may he rest in peace, was a Telephone man with NY Telephone for over 40 years. He repaired everything, old vacuums, radios, televisions, cars, etc. I love the old stuff!! I subscribed!
@@Austeration I have one fan with a big chip out of the blade, I want to repair it, it is a type of plastic, not metal. I thought about patching it with an epoxy type resin, I'm not sure it will hold with the movement and vibration. The only other options are having a piece made by 3D printing or finding an old fan blade of a similar size. Any thoughts?
@@shainazion4073 thanks very much for the sub Shaina. Sounds like your dad would put his hand to anything that needed repairing.
What colour is the blade ? A good product to use is JB weld but this is black so it may not match. I think if you 3D print the missing piece you may still have issues attaching it to the blade. Balancing the blade after may be an issue if the weight is different. Finding a replacement might be your best option. But if you can't find anything doing a repair will have to do. Try your best and don't be afraid to fail. Most people don't even try because they are afraid of messing things up. If you do fail don't look at it as a fail look at it as successfully finding out your first idea didn't work and try something else.
@@Austeration It's putty colored, and quite a big hunk missing about the size of an old silver Dollar coin. Thanks for the advice.
ALL i CAN SAY IS THAT WAS PERFECT! and I didn't mean to write in capitalsWiFi... Very interesting how the makers of this 1930s object foresaw the necessary space to install WiFi... Thanks, Tom (from France)
Thanks for checking it out Tom. I thought it interesting that they didn't install a switch of any type in the first place. Did you get a chance to check out the link I sent you previously or did that not interest you ?
Good work 👍
Thanks very much Crafting toys
Very nice job! What a beautiful old fan!
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Great working,especially Wi-fi added！
Thanks very much for watching. I have to say the WiFi switch makes it so much better.
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I love watching restoration videos and man you always raise the bar with your high quality restorations, great job 👏👏👏🤗
Thanks Resto that means a lot coming from you. Your kind words are always appreciated. Thanks for watching 😁
as always a wonderful project completed to perfection.
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Beautiful job as always keep up the good work
Thank you very much for watching 👍
Super sweet 👌
Thanks very much Dodi 👍
Beautiful
good job
Thanks very much for that 👍
Looks great like new again and you did a wonderful job restoring it!!
Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up
Thanks one shot glad you enjoyed it. Appreciate the thumbs up 👍
@@Austeration You're welcome and keep up the great work!!!
Brilliant work well done mate.
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Excellent restoration 👌🏻
Thanks for checking it out Hovik 👍👍
Very cool.😊
Thanks very much buddy 👍
Very cool my dear friend 🙂🤝👍👍👍
Thanks buddy 👍
Beautiful restoration.👍👍
Thanks Masi glad you enjoyed it.
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Beautiful job!
Thanks Magdad 👍
Cooool again ❤🎉
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amazing video
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Awesome job mate. I have a very similar four blade 16 inch Elcon awaiting for this same treatment :)
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Nice!
Thanks very much 👍
Awesome job
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En una sola palabra: Absolutamente Impresionante. Y eso que no me gusta nada utilizar los adverbios, me parecen absolutamente innecesarios. 🤪🤪🤪 (Felicidades como siempre y ¡¡saludos desde Las Antípodas!!)
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Nice handmade
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Made to last, nice video mate.
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Very nice!
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Frikkin awesome!
Thanks glad you enjoyed it 👍
That was excellent dude 👏👏👏 !!! Loved the Wi-Fi addition 👉👉👉. Great idea. New Sub here for that job 👍👍👍. 😎
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Excellent Restoration! ... great video .. I'm now a subscriber! .... Also PLEASE tell me the name and artist of that song at the end of the video!
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Very nice restoration, has WiFi and e-Mail.
Hey thanks for watching, Well Alexa can turn it on and off for me now. I should have built her into it.
Great work. What was the model of the Wi-Fi switch you used?
Thanks for watching Demetrius. I use a system called z wave. All the switches have to be linked back to a hub and then control by my phone or Alexa. There as so many different simple types of of switches on the market though that don't need a hub to be operated. Hope this helps 👍
It's new again, congrats buddy great job 🎉😊🎉🎉🎉❤😊😊🎉
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Nice restoration would you believe I got the exactly the same one today 😅
Nice sounds like we are on the same wave length.
Nice restoration. I think you need to oil the felt wicks under the bronze bushings.
Thanks for watching Ross. What makes you think that ?
@@Austeration I think that's what they are for. I've seen it a lot in vintage machinery. I'm working on a GE 1/4 hp electric motor that has felt oil wicks.
@@barthanes1 that's very interesting I assumed they must be there to soak up any oil that may come from the bronze bushes.
I don't see how the oil could travel up the felt and into the bush. I didn't find any type of oil residue under the felt either. I might have to look into this theory some more unless you have found something already.
@@Austeration The bushings are probably oilite bronze which has a porous structure. The oil is wicked up by capillary action.
@@barthanes1 yes I figured they are porous so I soaked them for a week and put then in the ultrasonic bath. I have seen oil wicks that can be topped up from the top but these are completely unserviceable.
The bronze Bush is held tight and does not move so I still don't see how the oil can make its way up the wick. I'm trying to research it at the moment.
Excellent job restoring this fan ! Looks great now , I definitely would love to see more fan restorations. How can I get the tool for balancing of the blades?
Welcome to my channel Steve and thanks for the great comment. I used a dial indicator that I use on my lathe but it would be done with anything to make sure the blades are in the same position
Excelente! Tengo uno un poco más viejo, General Electric con solo dos bobinas de inducción, muy parecido a este,
Thanks very much for watching. Is yours in working order ? Please check out some of my other projects like this one if you have time th-cam.com/video/W5dWY1hQB7g/w-d-xo.html
Balanced the blade´s??? that´s awesome i dont expected .😁
Hi Leonel, Welcome to my channel. Yes the blades had been all bent out of shape. Glad you enjoyed it. Please check out some of my other projects th-cam.com/video/j7oK7tRsano/w-d-xo.html
This fan has the same motor, gearbox, and, motor housing as a Westinghouse Lively’Aire, so it’s probably a rebrand or a good quality knockoff.
Thanks for watching Demetri, did the Westinghouse have an off and on switch at all ?
I haven't seen an oldy like this in decades. I remember the smell of ozone coming off these fans because of the motor brushes.
Thanks for sharing Ozwald, that's a very interesting memory to have after watching this. My parents still have and use a fan that I grew up with. I remember making strange noises in front of it and the blades would then cut the sounds up. Funny what we remember 👍
@@Austeration same here, making noises and listening to the blades send it back!
@@TheParkAttendant lol that's so funny hey 🤣
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Thank very much for watching 👍
You did check for lead?
Thanks for watching L Klose. Please check out some of my other work
I remember my parents had a black base with golden blades and cage when I was 6 . They got rid of it when my little brother stuck his fingers in to touch the fan blade. He cut his fingers bad but didn't loose any. That's the only fault with the fan,too large a space between the wires.
Welcome to my channel Clayton. Thanks for the comment. Did you ever sit in front of it and talk or make noises and hear the strange noises coming back at you ?
Glad your brother didn't loose his fingers.
I do remember fans like this and you did a fantastic job in restoration of it. You know as a kid we were told not to touch something or you will get hurt! Today's children have to be watched continually did we have more common sense then they do today. just asking. But you did a great job buddy.
Thanks for watching Cecil, I appreciate your comments. Your spot on but I think I might have tried to stick a pencil in to see what happens. There is no such think as common sense anymore. 👍
Everytime i saw that powder gun my brain goes 'tatura cream cheese'😅😅
Thanks my friend, I'm not sure if I get what your saying.
@@Austeration the powder coating gun look like a tatura cream cheese packaging..
@@fieqakim I get it now 😁 I had to Google it
@@Austeration sorry for the inconvenience😅
@@fieqakim lol all good buddy 👍
My father had a similar unit in his office in the 70s. I remember I had to replace the flex. I have no idea where he got it., it may have come from Denmark, Holland or possibly Ireland, we lived in all three at various times.
Thanks for watching plunder, there have been some great old fans over the years. It's funny the things we remember.
Kompliment 👍👍👍
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Cool
Thanks Monica, please check out some of my other projects th-cam.com/video/j7oK7tRsano/w-d-xo.html
no plastic gears, no aluminum winding, no cheap bearings, no "planned obsolescence", those fans were made to last.
Thanks for watching, you are spot on. Nothing is made to last these days. Appreciate your comments 👍
Wow what unit did you use for the Bluetooth?
Thanks for watching Charles and welcome to my channel. I have most of my house hooked up to a system called Zwave, been around for many years. Fibaro is another system that use the same signal. Check it out and come back and ask any questions if you have any.
Класс 👏👏👏
Thanks very much 👍🌼
💥 Boom
"COOL" freebee!
Not just the restoration but the video quality & production, alway Top Top shelf !
I like the notes , very helpful to understand the magic that is happening here !
Wow , the logo 😍
Oh!!! I like the oil batch / iso trick !
Helló tetszik amit csinálsz a tárgyakkal egy némelyik kész roncs de te helyre hozod szépen , és olyan lesz mint az új , én is szoktam újjitgatni ezt azt kb 8 éve fel újitottam egy kemping tűz helyet teljesen szét szedtem és a külsö vázt lecsiszoltam majd kapott egy új narancs árnyalatu festéket nem höálló de nem is baj mert nem is szeretném olyanra használni csak disznek spritusz kell a tartályba önteni és szépen ég van hozzá egy fedél azal elalszik mamáméké volt anno helló
Thanks for watching and leaving a comment. You should do some more projects If that's the sort of thing you like to do.
Great video! But 1 thing of note. It seems that your blast media is a little weak. Either you was using very fine media and need to switch to a more course one or air pressure just is not enough. From what I could tell it's more of the media type.
Also, under the 2 brass fittings on the rotating assembly are the 2 cloth tube things. These should be soaked in oil to provide a continuous lube.
Sorry, not nit picking, but just thought you may want to know. Other than these things the video and restoration was great!
Thanks for watching and leaving a comment. Sounds like you have some experience with old fans do you?
I assumed the felt tubes are there to soak up any oil that may come from the bronze bushes. I didn't see how oil was going to climb up the felt and get inside the bush as the bush it's self is not spinning
Not saying your wrong, that's just the way a saw it. I think I need to replace the media in my blaster, the unit itself has never really been fantastic. Please check out some of my other projects if you have time.
Cheers 👍
I dabble a little into restoration of all things. As for the brass peices they kook like oilite fittings. They are a porous type of brass that holds oil inside itself. Though these ones are quite old and seem to have glossed over. The contact point with the cloth tube acts like a wicker effect and literally pulls the oil up into the brass. Think like an oil lamp and its wick.
As to your other videos, this one is the first one I've seen from your channel, but when I have time I will look at the others.
@@3210gatorbite cheers yes I cleaned them up and soaked them in oil for over a week. I ran them in the sonic bath to see if it would help the oil soak in. I understand your point of view about the wicks.
I am a big fan of your videos….
Thanks Dirge, I Really appreciate your ongoing support. I hope to have a new video out soon.
Isnt the whole gearbox supposed to be filled with grease?
That is debatable mohinder, the grease is not going to move around inside the gearbox like oil would, as long as all the moving parts are lubricated it should be fine. Great question 👍
Perfect you the best
Thanks very much Luiz,
Time lapse the baking of the powder coating, please.
Thanks for watching myth446 I thought about that but everyone does it plus the front of my oven has mirror glass on it and the camera reflects everything behind it. Great idea though still. Thanks for the suggestion. Please check out some of my other projects.
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Let me know what you think of this one.
You could just use JB Weld for Aluminum.
Thanks for watching Doug. I find the powder coating will not stick that well to the JB weld. I have been experimenting with my process, the oxide is conductive and the powder seems to sticks better.
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@@dianaguevara3293 Welcome to my channel Diana. Thanks very much 😊
19 minutes of restoration video, and 19 second of fan running video!? What the hell men?
How long did you want to see the fan running for
Is there any way to reduce the energy consumption of these fans? I have one but I can't use it because the electricity bill increases too much.
Thanks for watching. Not that I know of sorry.
@@Austeration Thanks for the reply. Guess I would keep it as a vintage decor. This restoration video is really good.
@@shaishnavadp9957 yes if it's in good condition I would hold onto it for sure.
Do you have solar or anything like that to help lower your electricity bill ?
@@Austeration Solar is a great option but I don't have it so far.
@@shaishnavadp9957 it's a pity you can't use the fan to generate power
LAM TOT DAY
What is that
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عمل جميل جدا جدا وعاشت اليدي ❤
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Это чудо вентилятор работает со сгоревшими обмотками.хорошо видно на 12.30 ролика.
They can't be burnt out then can they.
أنا مشترك جديد✌️🇮🇶✌️
شكرا جزيلا لك على الاشتراك. يرجى مشاركة مقاطع الفيديو الخاصة بي مع العائلة والأصدقاء إذا استطعت
Для дайвинга?
Не знаете, что вы имеете в виду под дайвингом? Это просто фанат
@@Austeration в названии ролика фигурирует дайвинг, вот и спросил, что там для дайвинга?
@@Drsollo oh Dumpster diving, this is when you dive into a big bin to pull something out
@@Austeration теперь понял))
@@DrsolloSorry it took me a while to work out what was going on 😅 . Thanks very much for watching. I hope you enjoyed it.