Heavy Duty Tap Wrench Restoration
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ส.ค. 2018
- Restoring a 50cm (20inch) steel tap wrench. Nice and big for tap between M9 and M27.
Found it at a local flea market for 8€. No visible maker mark but still a really nice piece, defenetly forth the price for me.
Index of operation and materials:
1:00 Electrolysis: water and sodium carbonate solution, parts connected to negative steel sacrificial anodes to positive of a 12V DC power supply (car battery charger). 3-4 hrs at 5amp.
1:37 De greasing jaws with mineral spirit
2:25 Polishing with steel brush wire
3:10 Cleaning burrs with needle file
4:14 Greasing jaws with spray bearing grease
4:46 Cleaning parts after electrolysis with brass wire brush
6:04 Drying parts immediately after electrolysis and coating with synthetic oil to prevent flash rust
5:58 Buffing with steel wool
7:35 Assembly with grease on threads and sliding surfaces
9:00 Testing with M16 tap (only cleaning existing threads on another project)
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Take care of your hands. Exposing them to Acidous cleaners and grease , will make your most precious organic tools age in beforement. Dont be stupid. And your not stupid. Just Listen to Oldtimers .
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Ho visto quasi tutti i tuoi video😎😎
Sei bravissimo.....complimenti!
Ma non usi mai i guanti....come mai?? Per tua sicurezza non per altro
Obviously I'm a fan of your channel / products ... and I know it's not necessary, but I think you'd have gotten more likes, comments, etc if you
used a mill to took off a millimeter from all flat surfaces & a lathe to take off a mm from all concentric ... then hardened it, leaving it look perfect.
It's sometimes funny how awesome a tap wrench is as far as tools go. Not as common as the hammer or screwdriver. Not used as much as pliers or socket wrenches, but the tap wrench just has a certain amount of elegance and fit for a single purpose that the other almost lack.
TheArsonsmith4242 I found another purpose (sort of)...I use them for gripping Bronze rods (up to about 3/8” diameter) to twist into torcs and armrings. Best tool I’ve discovered for the job!
The little slip at 2:35 makes your work relatable, the elbow grease is a joy to watch and the result are beautifull!
Thanks mate. I have a couple of these tap wrenches to restore from my dad’s old tool kit. Never knew they had a grub screw to take out the jaws. I’ll have to have a look tomorrow. Too cold tonight to go out to the shed.
You’ve taught me something tonight. Thanks again.
Ahh there you see tapping the thread of your latest project... very nice 👌
Oh man, I can see a lot of work in its future, you had a great bargin there pal. 👊👊👊
Again excellent resto. I have a vintage set from #00 to #6 I restored. See if you can now fine some of the smaller ones for smaller taps.
One thing, DON'T use grease for the grub screws and other slide/screw fittings. Grease attracts dirt, chips and other foreign debri and may hinder the workings. Oil everything. You can always blow/wipe clean and apply a few drops of oil to the moving parts. Keep up the great work.
I think it wasn't in worst condition, and that helped this restoration even more beautiful. Awesome work!
Nice work I love seeing old tools being brought back to life
Thank you for your listing the steps to restoration with the time that they were done. It is like a table of contents.
Such an oddly relaxing catharsis from watching these videos... great job man!
I'm sure there is some psychological reason for it, but that's above my pay grade... ;-)
Definitely makes me want to spend more time out in the workshop...
With the increased leverage from that big handle you should be able to break your taps even faster! Nice.
Российский робот is is not meant fot m10.. if i ever use those wrenches its with a tap which almost can handle my body weight...
Not if you know how to properly use a tap.
Brilliant video! I love your restoration projects. Have a great weekend!
Some tap wrench that brilliant save looks brand new 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
I always admire your patience when removing the rust, I often resort to blasting then buffing with wire wheel, always watch your videos though.
I love your videos, they take me back to when I was an apprentice Fitter and Turner, I had completely forgotten that I made a Tap wrench about this same size during my first year at our apprentice school. Just looking at it brought back all the processes required to create this, turning, milling, boring, knurling, hardening, surface grinding, internal left-hand thread..... :)
(You should have re-knurled the handles) :)
Not sure what it is about these videos but they're real satisfying to watch. Not sure what a tap wrench is but it's shiny now and that's all that matters
I have one just like this I bought from Sears about 40 years ago, believe it or not. Good job 👍 thanks 🙏🏻
For future projects, you can also wrap the spindle with steel wool and add more to it as it spins. It will build up and compact as you use it, it cleans up my handmade jewelry surfaces pretty efficiently.
Turned out great. That’s a beast. Great find. I love that at the end you show it being used. That’s the payoff.
Mmmmmm! Now tap some serious stuff.
Tappy Tap-Tap! No wait, that's another tool...
LMAO
Nice job. Glad you didn't try to paint it or apply some other finish. I would have probably just soaked it in transmission fluid and blown off the excess with compressed air, then used it as is. Looking forward to a video on the bench shear.
Non essendo del mestiere non l'avevo mai visto. Molto interessante. Grazie per il video
I love the way you restore tools. With electrolysis it´s more gentle than some other people who just go at it with grinders...
How about vaporizing the oxide with laser?
Loving that music at the end!
めっっっちゃ見てて気持ちいい!!
あと音が好き
One thing I need to add to my tool collection a decent tap and dye set!
I loved electrólisis!!!
Amazing work again!
Suomi Torille
That thing is a beast! Nice find dude
I love it! Great job! Keep up the awesome work dude!!
So interesting to watch the process! Thanks for the videos
Nice restro!
A beast of a tool well done. However, I would've thought you would get rid of more scratches and burrs. Also a shinier polish. Still a great piece, thx.
I found the exact same tool in the local flea market for about 10$, so much worth!
the start to any good back beard project, the rust-away!
MC-51 in Europe, Evaporust here in the US. I don't think Hammerite paint is sold here. I have heard mixed reviews for this particular brand of paint. Any good.?
Love your channel. I'm looking for one of those to restore so this video was very helpful. Thanks again for all the Great video's.
Awesome video as always
Love this restoration!!!!!!!
I need one of those, nice cleanup!
Mi sto sparando i tuoi video a nastro!!sei troppo bravo ed è un piacere vedere come lavori!!!continua così!!!!
Tus trabajos son muy buenos, tienen una gran preforman, lástima que en mi país a nadie le interese la restauración de mecanismos o herramientas oxidadas, traerlas de nuevo a la vida es casi un arte. Mis felicitaciones. Saludos.
Nice job !
As usually amazing video
Greetings from Greece 😃
Best crossover.
Nicely done! 👍👊
Sweet job!
Got couple of those from my grandad in attic. Have to do same to mine. Only if I wasn't that lazy those days. :). But I have to. New one that I bought started to disintegrate in couple ways. :)
Nice Job, If it was mine, I would have left the internal & ends clean and painted the rest. But that's me.
А вы тоже почувствовали этот запах свежевычещенного и промасленного металла?! )
Great job
it actually looked really good from the start
muchas gracias por el video, es muy practico lo que compartes y de gran utilidad
Nice Job looks good!
ماشاالله عليك مبدع درجه اولي 🤗💙
Something neat for keeping things with set screws from being damaged (generally on more 'delicate' tools) is to slightly indent/dome the end of the set screw and put a tiny chunk of lead between the screw and what it's supposed to clamp against. The lead will take the compression so you won't peen or mark the steel.
Fantastic work either way. :D
Nice one! Thanks mate
Good,
you didn't try to make it a trinket but a good update! 👍
Buen trabajo ✌😇🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽
Simply lovely...
1 million. nice. mennnn , brazil here hehe
Nice job man!! :)
我家有一个，以前一直不知道是做什么用的，现在明白了，视频很赞👍🏻
Shiny beautiful like brand new
Nice job.
these video's are relaxing
I enjoyed that...thanks,
@ 3:13 "G'day, Chris here, welcome to Clickspring"...
I kept waiting for it
Very good! I like
cool good job
Yeah, my excitement was uncontrollable
Awsome dude
Forever love
so what do you use to keep the tools from rusting at a later point? so you just use some oil and wipe it down? i do some little tool restorations myself and in Florida, humidity is a big issue. been hoping to find some ideas cause ive coated a bare-metal project in WD-40 before and after a few weeks, even with the surface still oiled, it did start to rust in some spots. no where near as bad as it would have left bare, but im just trying to find a good solution. i have bought a can of shellac recently as many recommend that for bare metal. Clear-coat has failed me many times, but its also worked many times. but id rather avoid the 50/50 odds if possible. Any anti-rust ideas would be appreciated!
I like this
So cool bro 😀👍👍
Cool work
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restaration como lema de vida. muito bom.
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Perfeito excelente trabalho ótimo👍
good video thumbs up
Nice job! I'm curious how the process works at 6:04 with the synthetic oil to stop it from rusting again...putting all that oil over the tool...doesn't it get all over your hands whenever you go to use it?
that actually reminds me that I have to clean my tools.
Nice man
Hola esta m bueno el video tbn es bueno restaurar elemento que todavía sirver o nos pueden ser utiles..siga subiendo videos ..saludos
Perfect
very nice......
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why did you use electrolysis to remove rust and not something like vinegar which is much easier to set up?
I'm surprised you have not used a sand blaster to clean things up instead of the electrolysis bath. Have u thought about buying one?
Nice.
Do you have forging in your plans for the future? I would love to see how you forge various stuff.
i like your work, you give me so many ideas for filming ! good job my friend
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Thanks to you mate! :) Cheers
No one does better than black beard😊
Sagar Goad he and HTR are the go to
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Nice find. Great job on the restoration. Now my friend, where is the collaboration video with handtoolrescue I've been waiting for.
I like it
Muito bom mesmo muito interesamte sò da gente ver e muitas.abelidades que estes caras tem.
أحسنت
I always wonder is the rust removed in the bin from the plates he puts in or the actual tool 😂😂
nice
In germany we call that: WINDEISEN!!!
Giramachos in Spain!