Vintage Bench Grinder Restoration [1974 Bench Grinder]
2019 ж. 7 Қаң.
223 086 Рет қаралды
1974 bench grinder from Japan, In this videos I recorded it step by step the process of grinder restoration.
I hope you find something useful & enjoy from this video!
I am happy to receive your feedbacks, advices, suggestions to improve myself.
!!! I make this video for just curious & challenge, so please accept my apologies if I have made mistake in this restoration !!!
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Your transition from hand tools to powered tools and back again is seamless.
just a side note..... you need to hit the impact driver with a hammer for it to loosen the screws. Really nice job on the grinder.
Oddly enough the impact needs an impact =) I saw this right away as well. Hopefully he reads your comment because it's a super useful tool when used properly.
Bob Ferranti I too noticed that, I had a mental image of it stabbing him in the palm of his other hand the way he was using it. I used to know someone who had limited movement of his fingers from doing that, his scar looked like the Stigmata.
Great work on this grinder! I liked that you moved the camera to help us see the different areas you were working on! I would love to see electrolysis rust removal used to get rust out of the hard areas!
Oh really, I am glad to hear that.
Very nice. A good solid old machine brought back to life. You made a good job. 👍
A nice looking restoration. A few suggestions if I may: 1 - On something that rusty, use a rust converter before primer. There will always be some left, and a converter will help. 2 - Did you do a wet sand before the final paint? It can help with products that old to get a smoother finish. If you were wanting to keep the old pitted look, then disregard. 3 - I wouldn't of painted the supports the same color as the shields. Personally I'd want them to stand out and not blend in. Go fun and do a neon color or something.
That turned out really well! I must say I liked the original look a lot as well, but the final result looks stunning!
Oh really, thank you!
Я вот смотрю и поражаюсь всем этим реставратарам. Просто красят, без понимания процесса. Никакой защиты от коррозии в будущем, просто грунт, без кислотника. Никакого исправления поверхности от былых очагов коррозии, просто покрасили и готово. Внутреннюю поверхность корпуса не очистил, ни внутри корпуса двигателя, ни внутри основания. А подшипники поменяли, похоже что нет. Заземление прикрутил на окрашенную поверхность. Камни поставил два одинаковых. Просмотров много, а вот лайков маловато.
С заземлением все в порядке. Есть плотный контакт с болтом, а у болта есть контакт с корпусом. Насчет подшипников, видимо данный реставратор смотрит по потребности, так как есть видео где он меняет их. А вот по окраске, ничего сказать не могу.
Looks nice, would have been better if you installed new bearings, and dealt with the rust on the underside. Cheers
I agree. And the original green color would have been much better as well. BTW in the previous bench grinder restoration video was the same with the bearings. But great job!
Agreed with those bearings, it's horrible to fix something and then have to take it apart because a bearing goes bad in a week.
The bearings were fine - no noise and they rolled freely when he spinned the end cap. It was sealed bearings, and I think they had been replaced before.
Not cleaning the rust was weird but he checked the bearings.
Yes, I would had put new ball bearings in it. But then a friend of mine used to have a Fairbanks-Morse ball-bearing motor from the 1930s which ran as quietly as the day it was new.
I think you did a Great job it looks great! For metal parts that have rust in tight to reach places I’ve seen people use different kinds of things to bathe the parts in. Vinegar, some acids, or even some commercial products do a great job of it. Electrolysis is a little harder to do but lots of fun
Bench grinder with adjustable wheel balance...that's a new one to me. Toshiba Machine was really thinking ahead.
I saw that as well It took me a moment to figure it out neat idea
Wow, good job !
Great work, but please ensure the ground wired to have proper contact with bare metal. Paint does not conduct electricity and will not safe your life ;-)
Did you see any paint on the threads of either the body or screws? I didn't...
Use star lock washers for a positive connection.
@static fanatic : Fully agree.
Good old Toshiba model, cool and well done man!
I would have been interested in the details of how the main switch, which is composed of a combination of plastic and metal, was restored. Apart from that, it was a great project. 👍
Ready to go worth the restore
I love the colors you used. great job. ❤️
After finish I feel love this color too, anyway thank you!
Rawl Sawh -- I agree!
Water sand between coats - that will get you a smooth finish on top coat. You would have dealt with the rust underneath and coated that for longevity. Someone mentioned the wiring - 2-prong in Japan does not help that. So your grounding is the best under the circumstances. Good work man - keep it up
Keep it up. Great job my friend.
That rust you didn't remove will keep eating the metal. If you wash the parts before paint stripper it will work better and you have to use less. Also i think you should look into removing rust with a bath so the rust is removed where you can't get with your tools
Sorry for missing this part, I will remove it.
@@gear_show lets see another video of removing rust from this grinder with electrolysis bath :)) What country are you in?
What is the name of that clamp / device you used to extract that part at 3:18? Thanks. @@gear_show
J-Four Schutt what part are you talking about?
@@magsec5 rust on the bottom inside
Great job. I love the color.
Renovation? Ok good repainting anyway. The motor compartment wasn't derusted, repainted or secured. The motor was remarkably clean inside and seems to work without cole pins.
Good job. I like it. Greetings from Germany.
Good to see a vice being used , much safer than hand held when using electric tools . Every handyman needs locking pliers , they sure solve a lot of problems . Nice job by the way .
Thank you!
Good Job.🤗
so attractive and great working
your work continues to get better..keep it up...great job.
Thank you so much 🙏
i really like the switch !😁
super job thank you for video thumbs up
Awesome. You just fixed the most important tool in a clean it up and make it look nice shop. Take that paint to the next level by using a high build primer, wet sanding THEN painting. It'll smooth it all out and make it look like a restored hot rod. Keep going man!
Thank you so much for your comments, I will try to improve my skill to the next step.
@@gear_show You're already a bad ass cause you bringing tools back to life. It's just something a guy showed me and it POPS. Keep going!
Beautiful Job.
Nice refurbishing job. If you can read what is on the plate/badge, have a new one made at a typical trophy shop and put it on the grinder. Just an idea. Thumbs Up!
Splendido lavoro, direi perfetto!
This ia great , is realy cool how You reatored
Great job. Super.
Как говорится:" уборку делает лучше плохой невестки". Лайк!
Fantastic work bro continue 💪
Thank bro!
Looks nice when done, but there were a couple misses here. The metal pieces with the sets screws on the outside of the wheels are balancers. They are not meant to just be aligned opposite each other, there is a process by which the wheels are balanced. Probably not critical on a small grinder like this, but when balanced the wheels will last longer, the bearings will last longer, and the finish on what you are grinding will be better. Looking at the way the shaft nut fits, I would guess those wheel balancers are not original, the shaft doesn't look long enough to get complete nut engagement with them there. If you aren't going use them to balance the wheel you would be better off just replacing them with a properly sized flange washer. -edit- Here is a similar balancer available new: oneway.ca/products-category/sharpening-grinding-jigs/Balancing%20Systems -end edit- The left side wheel, which was centered by banging with a chunk of wood, that needs the proper sized bushing so it can't be moved that way. As it is that is a grenade just waiting to go off, and yes a little grinder like that has the potential to kill. And finally, your wheels look to be an inch too small. That said, good job. You saved it before the screws rusted so much they broke off, and it looks nice. To the people worrying about the rust inside the base, that is cast iron, surface rusted cast iron is stable and the rust won't grow noticeably if the grinder is kept inside. The ground is a good idea, but I would have just replaced the cord with a 3 wire with a grounded plug, and put the ground screw inside the base, one less wire to catch on things when working around the grinder.
Good restoration 👍👍👍👍
I'd kind of like to have that for myself!!
Excellent job.
Ficou muito bonito. Parabéns pelo trabalho ! :)
I also like it too, thank you 🙂
Very good super excited
First one showed missing parts. Second one was complete. It's a working bench grinder kzhead.infoUgkxxC8HPnl24fu0XhMU_nbmWNEUoK1RMHXk . One thing I like alot is that it's surprisingly quiet. I don't feel like I'm sacrificing any rpms or power for the quietness either. All in all it's a very nice machine. No vibration whatsoever.
MUITO BOA REFORMA !!! VERY GOOD !!👍👍
beautiful・・・
NIce job, but I would have replaced the capacitor !! :)
Great work man!
Nice work!!!
Nice work!
Thank you!!!
Bravissimo...ottimo lavoro....💪💪💪💪
Thank you 😅😅😅
NIce job, but I would have replaced the bearings.
Liked from Ireland !!! Just one thing: Next time try painting similar original color. Thanks !!! Renzo *
Oddly satisfying :)
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Nice
Great work thank you for taking the time
Snazzy . . . . good work . . . . . Rog
HEYYYY ..... A Restoration video with out the goddamn music , well alright then
Well Done
1. Пооверили подшипники ? 2. Заземление не присоединяется к ржавым и окрашенным поверхностям. 3. Не полная очистка от ржавчины.
Great job yes sirrrrrrrr
Cool
Thanks,
а внутри не почистил. а так здорово, молодец )
Nice work, great outcome! What’s the music playing at the end of this video?
excelentee
muito bom
Très belle restauration , mais si les roulements avaient été changés , elle ferait pas ce bruit ! Dommage !!! . Very nice restoration, but if the bearings had been changed, it would not make that noise! Pity !!!
ótimo
where did you get the felt(??) washer you used to take the place of that paper stuff on the grinding wheel(s)?
Good
Well shit, 1974 is vintage now... I'm a relic if that's the case.
Yesssss...
Belle remise en état,mais le condensateur a-t-il été changé ? car depuis 74 il doit être un peu sec...
Imagine! Every rough/scratchs surface smoothined and no rust left behind! Then you could get more subscribers.
For the on/off switch; have you thought about using a white paint pen, to make the words "pop" a bit more?
Ending Music: Suzuki’s Theme - Endless Love
Klass👍👍👍
Any link where to find good universal arm puller, as seen in thus video? Thanks.
Looks like I get to be first in the comments section... Very nice... job well done, keep up the video's...
Vessel makes a screwdriver with hidden impact function...
Ficou bom, mas poderia ter ficado melhor se tivesse retirado a ferrugem da parte interna embaixo, onde vai o capacitor.
You should use a three wire cord and put the ground on from the inside
in this video, painting outside = Restoration!
Rewiring is the hardest part. Actually, all of it is hard.
Really nice job well done 💐👍
Thank you!!!
👍👍👍👍👍
Looks great but you missed the rest on the underside of the grinder.
Was the grinder turning before the restoration?
I mean with electricity
You didn't clean the insides, you should've removed the cylinder from its base, clean inside the base, maybe clean to rotor housing too.
Like from Hungary 🇭🇺
Thank you!
Like from Vajdasag :D
Thank you!
Bojler elado!
Who are the jazz artists in the intro?
Why do you not put penetrating oil on all the screws before you try undoing them?Not just the first few.
Hi Gear Show, nice outside, but ugly inside! (in German: “Außen hui, innen pfui!“) You have not removed the rust inside!😣
I'd recomend him rust remover but I guess he can't find any
Love this channel, but I'm still trying to figure out whether you are based in Japan or the U.S. Have a good one!
Clóvis Basílio
You didn't work on the electric engine at all, and you leaved some rust in the bottom! Just re-spray!
Do you sell the finished products?
Needed to remove all rust
Nice Job But It Bugs Me That You Made A Toshiba Look Like A Milwaukee
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