Excellent job! And good recovery on the gearbox cap! Other folks would have just acrapped the project!

Wow awesome job, just superb the best I’ve seen

Good work on the restoration. Those pot metal fans could be tricky.

very nice job. I just picked up a craftsman belt sander it looks very similar to this one but has no markings on it. Where did you find a belt for it and could you tell me the size? Once again great job looks very nice.

Nice job. I absolutely love the nonferrus design of these century fans. I was able to ground both of mine and i run them ALL the time with no worries. The smoothest running fans ever made imo. Check out mines lol. ❤

I found plans for this lathe in a Popular Mechanics Book from 1943 and reissued in 1944, (i.e. the MIDDLE of World War II ) and designed so the average person could build it with the limited materials on hand at that time. (Yes, you had to have access to some nuts and bolts, but a lot of these projects called for junk yard salvage) Taking that into consideration, it's a pretty good design. Thrilled to see that you have actually built one! (with a a few improvements) Thank you so much for posting a video of it for us to enjoy. This is GREAT!!!

Good job man I just bought myself a Universal #24 yesterday, I'm excited to restore it

Wow that rotor looked incredibly cherry. Yeah…some of these have lots of pot metal. On some later century the entire motor housing is pot metal and it pretty much crumbles attempting to remove the stator.

Hello, I have the same fan how didn’t you remove the head part? Metal and wire piece. Mine seems stuck in there

My parents bought a 1910 home from its original owner in 1955 which came with this grinder. I was awakened by the grinding sound most mornings (thanks mom!) I now do the grinding myself partially awake... I landed here looking for cleaning tips as I think the burrs might be hanging onto grinds longer than they might. Enjoyed your dissection so I know what to expect. ☕

Very nice!

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How do adjust it for different grind size, if possible

Just finished this last one when I got home from church today. Started pretty late last night when I found your channel. It's amazing what you were able to do with this, especially considering how it looked on that first video. And figuring out all that apparatus/governor - very impressive. I enjoyed this series very much. Thanks for sharing it and congratulations.

My Dad had one of these when he ran a barbeque pit. I was only about 4 years old and was never around when he used it. But I remember it well because it looked so big to me then - and that color was unusual. I'm 62 now, so it's been a few years. It must have been a good unit as they cut a lot of hickory to fire a large pit in southern Kentucky.

My rule is 1-1/2 to 2 turns off the seat on the main carb jet as a beginning setting. There is a cheap tool from all the T suppliers that sets the timer location. It saves a lot of guesswork. Nice job. Very thorough.

I just found your series on the Model T power unit. It is great. I thought you might like to know that the long spark you found is for a Maytag engine. They often have 2 or more electrodes. That governor is really neat. I'm watching now to see it run.

I saw the thumbnail and thought who the **** would build a cancer cabin?

Do you happen to have a link for the spring you used on the catch cup holder?

Really enjoy your video and the honesty!

I found that these are about 1920 built..but i cud be off..also...there is a cover that cover the electeonics on the back of the motor...mine has it ..if u want i can send u a pic ..maybe u can replicate it somehow

Wow! You have made so much progress. Love hearing it run!

You did excellent and it runs well! Thanks for updating us on the project ! I just did a cold start on my TTruck over at my channel and was looking forward to seeing if you had the same minor struggles I did . And yep ,, we shared the same frustrations and the great feeling of accomplishments when they finally fired up

It's a neat set up. Now you just need something to hook it up to. Congrats on getting it running!!

Waiting for 4 ! 😊 Anytime soon?

I just got one of these, it is indeed a special tool. The bearings are not in mine. Appears to be 1/8" balls, I was hoping you might mention the size. 🙂

Top handle is for your forehead

Great work. Grease is always better over oil. Try the bicycle grease and lube, as its sticks but doesnt attract dirt much

I personally stay away from those poles for use in a home. Most are treated (not al not all) some sort of preservative. I can usually smell when using the saw.

I love this. I’m so glad you use it! I want one for our very vintage kitchen but I don’t see the point unless I can use it. Good to you know you can!

That's a beautiful drill press and you did a wonderful restoration job on it.

Very interesting! I’ve got a 1920 Canadian-built Model T and I’m having difficulty adjusting the timer linkage. I’d be interested in seeing the linkage on your 1922 Model TT.

Hi. What do you think about the chemicals? I have read that it can be dangerouth for health.

Same thing just happened to me. Like a grenade. And then each cell inside kept exploding.

Is #4 coming? Thanks

That will make a great Blacksmith shop!! I didn't see a part 2 on your channel. How did it turn out?

Really enjoying this series!! Can't wait to see it up and running. I've definitely subscribed!!

Ant utility poles tapered how did you get around that

Best not to trim the felt seal on the crank. You want it to crush with the one in the cover casting.

Really cool and lots of hard work, I hope you didn’t use creosote poles 😂

Fun work with the engine out of the car

Good progress and nice to get explainations on the various things you're fixing

Fun to see the progress 🎉

Eye for eye 😜

Yes!!! This is the video I was looking for!!! How did you take the crank handle off? It’s riveted, isn’t it? Thanks for all the great information!!

We have one that has the tray that sits inside with all the tools and the Mossberg symbol on the sides our box has the front handle and the wood has not been refinished we didn't know what it was until we saw your video

Ni-cd they went out with the dinosaurs, what possessed you to buy it.

So fun to follow along!

Any updates?