Restoration old fan | Rescue refrigeration tools | Rusty wind blower restoration
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.ค. 2019
- Restoration old fan |Rescue refrigeration tools | Rusty wind blower restoration
It was difficult to remove the old screw from the fan. It took me 3 days to restoration the fan. They were a good cooling tool for the house or workshop. With the status quo a fan sent me the The fan is broken quite a lot about looks. Luckily the power is not damaged. The fan works quite well after I restore them.
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Thank you for doing what you do to restore these old, well made items. They certainly don't build things as well as they used to years ago, so thank you for preserving the past! - Dave
He is the only one from all other restoratores who uses gloves. Big like👍🏼👌🏼👏🏼
oh yes thanks you very much
I'm from Việt Nam 🇻🇳
oh viet nam very nice
Wow, that fan, I know, is just an industrial fan. But it is so beautiful. I love these restoration channels. I hope people encourage these and unsub the ones about smashing and destroying things like "What's inside" or "Hydraulic press channels"
I always like a restoration video where a machine is saved from the junk heap to become attractive and useful again! Nice work!
oh yes thanks you comment. have a nice day
I love how old electronics used to be so basic but long lasting.
oh yes i love electronic
I noticed that there was a regular house hold fan running in the background as you began working on the metal one
Great Restoration!
Great, high level restore master.
For all that effort, to rush through the surface prep and paint seems a waste, unless this is just a practical item going into an industrial environment again. Anyhow, keep it up! Was fun to watch.
Now that was a restoration, often we see de rusting with a little paint, but you did a great job. My first thought was why ? when he finishes it will still be junk, but success, it works and looks great. Thanks for sharing looking forward to more.
Даже болты реставрировал😂👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Uau, ficou muito bom, ótimo trabalho, parabéns!!
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Great job, I was surprised by how clean the motor was, nice job on fixing up the blade and the housing!
素晴らしい！
物が喜んでいる👍
Congratulation!!!
Good job.
Ficou muito perfeito 👏👏👏👏👏👏
Very interesting ways to remove stubborn screws! I admire your tenacity.
PARABÉNS !! MUITO BOM !!!👏👏👏👏👍
We finally have a face behind those magical hands!!
Mantap sekali ,pada saat las cahaya dikasih redup...👍👍👍
that's pretty amazing
素晴らしい！
色々な技術をお持ちですね。
現代の名工に認定します。
Outstanding! Would Thumbs Up again, if I could.
Great job young man, one piece of advise for you that I didn’t see on the video, ALWAYS discharge a capacitor so that it doesn’t discharge on you! Be safe and keep restoring
Great job. It looks like a sturdy good quality fan after you have finished.
Perfeito. I' m from Brazil 🇧🇷🇧🇷
hello Brazil
Eres un crack en las restauraciones, saludos desde El Salvador.
Maestro mejor dicho
Looks like you're the customer's 99% satisfied of your restoration. Great work!
You did a wonderful job on it!
3:26 thanks bro... you give me the dark screen... 👍👌
You make it greatly! Nice colors have it now, how i liked. 😉
Great video!😁☺
Please keep doing what you are doing. It is a real pleasure to see how you bring these items back to life!
...muito muito bom...!!!...
Thats really nice !
I love this stuff
Amazing 😍
Отличная работа!!!
very good. I love job
Brave man! BRAVO 👍
Excellent work!
지린다.
Nice job. Thanks for posting.
tremendo trabajo de restauración, te felicito.
Great video mate. Thanks
Great Job 👍🏼👌🏼
am i the only one who has a weird satisfaction to this
Perfect.👏👏👏
بارك الله فيك
Bravissimo complimenti 👍👍👍❤️👍👍
Beautiful.
Wonderfull work
Chắc thiếu cái máy đánh bóng nữa là ok. Sẽ giúp đánh phẳng cái chi tiết bị thô ráp, và đánh bóng mấy ốc vít, trục kim loại
Extremely nice resto! Missing the point of applying grease to the outside of an sealed bearing tho?
Great work!
Like restoration
Likel a magician!
Hell of a fan. Better then AC.
Nice work man! As far as i can see, those blades still need a bit of alignment, but other than that, you did an amazing job!
Nice amazing more video plz😉😉👍👌
★★★★★ 🙏 Супер! Отличная работа!
Exelente trabajo
We started in the Sewing Machine and Vacuum Industry as a young boy back in the early 80's, as my Dad, Grandpa and Uncle were all in the Industry. Restoring/Repairing old machines of all makes and model's. We then added home electronics like televisions, VCR'S, tape decks, turn tables (record players), receivers/amplifiers, boom boxes and eventually DVD players, computers and such before the "mom and pop" storefront industry was all but killed by the Chinese goods and larger retailers like K-Mart, Target, Frys, Costco and ultimately Walmart. These factors, along with the Internet again, all but killed "ma' and pa' " shop's as well as ushered in the disgusting wasteful "throw away" society we live in today (please keep that in mind and that spending a little extra to fix your stuff instead of throwing it out and buying new not only keeps small companies going/ helps your local economy, but also eliminates a huge portion of landfill dumps).
We LOVE watching these videos of you bringing "oldie but goodie" things back to life. Good job.
God Bless you and yours.
God Bless our Real American Patriot Brothers and Sisters.
God Bless America Again.
The Real American Patriots.
P.S. In Garden Grove, CA, there is "OC SEWING AND VACUUM". They are one of these "mom and pop" shops. They sell new, used machines and parts/accessories and also offer repair/ service.
The owner is a great man and the staff are as well. Go check them out if you're in the area or looking for a good vacuum/sewing machine (they sell all brands but are the Husqvarna dealer) tell them James sent you, it will bring a smile to their face. Thanks for reading. God Bless You.
Duwde how long XD
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Gosto muito
Gostei.Grato Sidmar
amazing!
Poor painting.
The engine was surprisingly safe. But the fan case required a lot of work.
Well done.
Could do without the music
Super 👌👌👌🏆🏆🏆
Nice job!
Perfecto !!!
再生能力がすごい。今資源が不足しているとの話も聞いています。こういう再生スキルは需要有りそうです。
PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE STOP PLAYING MUSIC!!!!!!!! Let the wonderful sound of the tools come through without any distractions. This fan couldn’t be too old since it had a UPC sticker on it and UPC’s weren’t used until around 1974. That’s probably why the inside of the sealed motor looked so nice.
Looks nice, though!
Totally agree!!
Agreed
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I'm a his fan!
Hay quá Anh ơi.
thanks you
nice nice
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍that fan says let me cool you off for I got this 😀
Отлично.
إستمر 👍👍👍
Lavoro eccellente!
very nice
Parabéns pelo excelente trabalho! I'm from Brazil. 🇧🇷
Great restorations but the music is so loud and its not even necessary
Coś pięknego
Já mi escrevi no seu canal shuoo parabéns bom trabalho
4:25 el estator y el rotor se ven en perfecto estado!! Como nuevos.
The best restoration
thanks. have a nice day
@@restoration68 yes
I feel like I would have liked the video more if there was no music. Besides that great work
Haha un abanico en un rin 😁😁😂😂😂
Güzel ve eğlenceli bir çalışma oldu. Tebrikler dostum.
Nice work, but please dont put music on you videos, or a zen music...merci...
Phải người Việt Nam ko
That's impressive! You saved it!
Vou da meu Like muito bom o vidio 🇧🇷
thanks you. have a nice day
HE JUST>>>
1. Sand-blasted parts that had paint remover on them
2. Angle grinder'd new heads on old ass screws
3. Lit duct tape in his vise on fire
ayy lmao, wait for it
AND THEN HE PROCEEDS TO GREASE THE OUTSIDE OF SEALED BEARINGS!
Not to mention that thing vibrates like hell.
At least it looks nicer.
He also forgot to put the motor wire through the support hole in the bracket. I am an engineer so if the person who designed this fan thought it was necessary to put the wire like that then there must be a reason to do so. Well he did do a good job of restoring the broken rusted parts.
TheVinstigator ... and painted over rust. No sandpaper to smooth surface
He tried to straighten that blade with no pitch gauge. Could've gotten a replacement blade cheap. Why take the motor apart at all? Super cringey to watch.
Vibrate like hell
It looks amazing and really well done by far
On today's episode of how it's made , vintage fans.
낡은 판퓽 긴가요!"