why you do not use grease ?

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I guess this might come in handy if I run into a cash of cabinet magnets and aluminum tract. However it looks weak.

I just love this --vive la Russie

Nice ,but grease should be applied inside 😊

Great post. Can you tell us what you used to polish the zinc before bluing? Some sort of wax or was something else was applied to it?

Did you make your own zinc solution?

Beautiful work, both metal and woodwork

Harbor Freight 8.99 Jacobs chuck.

And not a drop of WD40 was used..

Thank you so VERY much for this. I have an older Central Machinery 8" Bench top drill press and for some reason the jaws have become loose and sometime fall out. I have no clue about repairing these but with your video, I have learned much. .

錐度都跑掉了!!!精準度一定有問題

no more videos???

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Fantastic job you did restoring the pruning shears. It looks much better and it works like a charm as well. Great work.

simply superb!

Nice 👍

Good idea

Thank you for the video! Relevant for me, not so long ago I ordered such a knife on Aliexpress and it broke. Now I know how to restore it 😃

Nice repair job, well done.

Nice...

Very nice video 👏👏 good luck with your chanel ⚒🤝

Very cool restoration 👍👍👍 like

Welkome back and good sharpening of that knife

Welcome back great work

Slava! Peace!

That's nice work 👍

Good evening, I'm from Ukraine 💙💛 💙💛Peace for everyone💙💛

Cool video bro!!!! 👍 thanks for sharing. I liked & subscribed.

Very unusual. I like your creativity!

А из струбцины можешь мясорубку сделать????)))))

That turned out great! How much do those rotary polishing tools cost you? What brand do you recommend?

I am scraping composite materials of soft and hard substances. Although it is clogged, its durability is almost infinite. I'm curious about how this is made.

Really good work 👍

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Hello my friends, great work 👍👍👍

lovely

Good Work 🛠🍻

If it doesn't work, it is not a restoration.

It's excellent but you forgot adding grease! Without grease the jaws' teeths will worn sooner with the use and all the internal mechanism will get rusty and increase the friction of the parts. Maybe now without disassembling again you could try fill it with grease and then, with the jaws fully open and pointing up, heat slowly all the chuck in some way without direct contact with fire, and see if some of the grease liquifies itself and penetrates, then give it a couple of twists and finally if it twists smoother just take off the excess grease and it's done. Or simply just open it again and add some grease directly. Or, as last resort, spread wd40 on it occasionally. Very nice soviet chuck!

Looks like new! Respect on creating the handle from scratch!

That turned out really nice, great video too! :)

*Great job! It was interesting to watch ;-) I will be restoring the metal hacksaw soon. Come by and visit)*

Nice final look. However you cannot use this for it's original purpose. These are made to a specific tolerance. When they leave the factory they have a specific accuracy for a right angle. When you sand the edges it loses it's original perpendicularity. The writing etched on the blade is how accurate it is. This is no longer true. Besides that, it was probably thrown away because it was dropped and the engineer could no longer use it because it is not an accurate right angle. If it was sitting in a scrap heap you cannot be certain it was not damaged all this time either.