Great job, you have did this in a former life or practiced a lot in this one. Keep it up , we all like good Restos, More subs will see your work and watch. Thank you.
Cache en tôle non redressé, interrupteur non nettoyé, peinture grise mieux que "l'orientale" d'origine mais pas très réussie, câble blanc incongru (Mettre un gris ou un noir...), visserie non remplacée, une paire de pinces ce n'est pas un chasse-goupilles, etc... etc...
Je connaissais déjà les "moustachus" intégristes du boulon d'origine dans le milieu de la vespa ancienne qui nous les brisent quand le gicleur principal n'est pas celui qui a été monté en usine, je découvre à présent les défenseurs des règles de l'art de la restauration d'outillages.
I suspect that the switch is a start / run combined switch. When the two parts of the switch are down it goes through the start circuit (obviating the need for a capacitor), when the top part of the switch is released the circuit changes over to the run circuit to spin up to full speed.
Finally one who get the old color off without making a disgrace.
That's a really interesting looking grinder. Never seen one that shape.
Very nice job! It is a tool that looks like it has been used and ready to keep working.
Another great restoration, it certainly looks powerful enough.
Well there you go. Good for another 25 years.
Another great video, please make more. it is great to watch and gives me ideas for some of my vintage workshop tools.regards Colin.UK.
I love restoring tools, will be doing videos of them soon.
Amazing work!!
BRAVO BRAVO you added a ground! Hur rah
Bonjour, je me demande si les outils actuels sont plus performent ou moins bruillants sellons vous ?
Great job, you have did this in a former life or practiced a lot in this one. Keep it up , we all like good Restos, More subs will see your work and watch. Thank you.
Needs a total repaint though, and the screws and lid needed some hammering and some screws replaced. It works though, so that's good.
reapinting is not needed. Metal have such a beautifull looking without paint...
@@juliencattrat3116 It looks ugly. If you like it ugly that's fine, but don't dare call it by any other name.
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Yeah look at me pal = it's beautifull. And now, what u gonna do ?
Very very good restoration bro 👍👍👍👍👍🤝🤝🤝🤝
Invest in a heat gun to use on Shrink tubing.
Fantastic job 👍👍👍👍
No heat in the shop?
Hi, please, can you help me with some wiring photos? I have an identical grinder with broken wires. Thank you very much! Daniel
Is this the same grinder you use during your other videos?
Yes, it is :)
What's up with the silent treatment?
Great wrk tho. I like it
Cool man
Video cool 💪💪💪💪
Pronto, já vi todos posta mais
Why not just sand blast everything rather then all that ha d scrubbing
I'm planning to use one on future projects :)
Oh oh. I thought you had used one in previous video but must been a different channel before yours.
I tested one on the lantern video, but the grinder video is older :)
Not everyone owns a sand blaster. They are expensive.
@@rayjr62 And the result is not as good as brushing, specialy when u don't want to repaint
бог жопорукости))) после 12ого упавшего из рук винта/болта я перестал считать)))
Это жернов? Толмача сварить в котле!
KKKKKKKK! Moedor?
Cache en tôle non redressé, interrupteur non nettoyé, peinture grise mieux que "l'orientale" d'origine mais pas très réussie, câble blanc incongru (Mettre un gris ou un noir...), visserie non remplacée, une paire de pinces ce n'est pas un chasse-goupilles, etc... etc...
Je connaissais déjà les "moustachus" intégristes du boulon d'origine dans le milieu de la vespa ancienne qui nous les brisent quand le gicleur principal n'est pas celui qui a été monté en usine, je découvre à présent les défenseurs des règles de l'art de la restauration d'outillages.
Kinda clumsy looking keep practicing I guess
Careless, undemanding, superficial work! ! ! Why should this be shared?
I suspect that the switch is a start / run combined switch. When the two parts of the switch are down it goes through the start circuit (obviating the need for a capacitor), when the top part of the switch is released the circuit changes over to the run circuit to spin up to full speed.