Broken Cord Drill Restoration

Today i restore this cord drill found in garbage.
Every month here in France people throw appliances that do not use them anymore, so i found this cord drill in front of my street.
Was a lucky day for this drill.
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Index of operation and materials:
00:01 presentation
00:22 begin disassembly
02:31 i clean all the parts with special solution Purgasol from IBS
02:56 i remove paint with paint stripper
03:25 now i remove all marks with sand paper
03:44 degreasing the housing for painting
03:56 primer
04:09 water sanding the primer
04:33 brake calipper red paint
04:49 two coat of clear laquer
05:03 cleaning rust from chuck
05:16 now i polish all the parts
06:02 cleaning all the cable and the stator
07:41 start reassembling the starter buton
08:42 presentation
09:01 start reassembling
13:18 presentation
14:14 testing the cord drill
Time and costs of this restortion:
6 days restoration
4 days editing
40 euro materials
#Cord
#Drill
#Restoration

[@TysyTube]

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[@paulsullivan6392]

Well done as usual. Restoration of a drill which was REALLY a drill. An absolute minimum of plastic.

[@Agent-Strawman]

I think your bench grinder needs a new starting capacitor.

[@DarthNater246]

That may be his next restoration.

[@adimology]

@@DarthNater246 LOL

[@tparker18]

He restored one a few videos ago and changed the capacitor on that one.

[@aarontrupiano9328]

@@tparker18 and guess what video got recommended at the end of this one

[@VideoCyberspace]

@@aarontrupiano9328 LMAO! That showed up for me as well.

[@shyamdevadas6099]

Another masterful job! They sure don't make tools like this anymore. I respect your desire to use all of the original parts. (I confess that I'd have been tempted to install a keyless chuck.)

[@louisfaasen4511]

Excellent restoration. Here in South Africa, finding working appliances in garbage cans is absolutely unheard-of!! This drill, if I want to do similar restoration, I will have to buy second hand. Cost to buy ... easily up to 60 to 80 EUR's!

[@Ritsunyan]

DA RED DRILLS FASTER! Nice colour and awesome restoration.

[@do.not.perceive.me.]

that paint finish is flawless and i can't stop looking at it, it's so nice! and finally, someone that actually uses enough grease in the housing for it to properly do its job! fantastic job (again), you're a master.

[@chadbat]

That colour... AMAZING!

[@blasalmodovar1148]

Impresionante, ni cuando la compraron nueva fue tan bonita. Eres un artista....

[@122501lya]

J'adore quand tu fais de la restauration d'électronique simple :D

[@Belagest]

un gros like pour cette restauration avec tout ces composants électriques !!!

[@nibbles378]

Paint stripper is so satisfying 🤤❤️

[@Maria-di9wb]

Great restoration. Beautiful. 👍

[@missjustpeachygirl]

That glossy red tho... so good.

[@pallo75]

Amazing. How to bring old things back to a new life

[@mohamedalli4832]

Good work on the drill

[@LeicaCat]

How come your parts washer always looks like it's brand new? It is squeaky clean. Do you wash the parts washer in an, even larger, parts washer? Impressive.

[@heldk7357]

@Iain Botham Naa he has a parts washer washer

[@kenabi]

clearly he restores it every week.

[@zauhillermau]

Germans.

[@EggyGTO]

@@zauhillermau he is not german

[@retheisen]

Dude, that larger parts washer is freaking immaculate. He washes it in a brand new, even larger parts washer, each time.

[@cwstevens71]

Better than new. Great job!

[@Fady793]

Seeing how messy the gears and after cleaning really brings chills to me, to see how restoring such old equipment to mint condition makes them even durable and better than new plastic ones :") not to mention your polishing machine, you never had to push it with your fingers in all your previous videos :( does it need restoration as well ??

[@anibalnestorestefanunez8233]

¡ Excelente trabajo ! ¡ Muy bueno !

[@orionstar6747]

MARVELLOUS WORK.

[@WINDYJEAN]

Cutest drill I’ve ever seen.

[@Richard-bh6iu]

Ausgezeichnete Arbeit! Bravo! Jedes Detail wurde Restauriert. Gefällt mir.

[@PieterBreda]

I think my dad had a drill like that. A big improvement over the hand drill.

[@Khanji743]

Very nice... especially paint

[@loricastro3772]

Amazing job. Congratulations and thanks for showing us!

[@katiebellmichelle]

Beautiful!

[@Jadyra]

Another cool video. And educational as well. I've always wondered what the inside of a drill looks like. Thanks.

[@lucassolomon1079]

7:04 You just answered the question I've had every time you've used that cleaning station. "Why is that better than cheaper soap and water?"

[@MohamedMimed]

I love the result especially the color, bravo

[@frozentoast8765]

You’ve really gone up in skill these past few months! I love this lol great restoration tysy.

[@wyohman00]

Initially I wasn't sure about the color but when it was re-assembled, it looked awesome.

[@filip04254]

This red paint is amazing ... nice job :)

[@manolostern1779]

Interesante, maestro...

[@luisferreyra5976]

Espectacular amigo

[@andrewhallett-patterson9778]

Very nice. But as the drill appears to have a clean alloy body after paint removal, my preference would be a full polish to mirror. But, as this is impractical for general use, painting is the best option.👍👍🇦🇺

[@yunusemreozer1703]

Take video everyday please. You are the best

[@joselrodriguez5999]

Beautiful restoration, as you have us used to! Did not know Ferrari made drills :)

[@getyourkicksagain]

Beautifully done. Almost *too* nice to use!

[@CTmoog]

Awesome! =)

[@WhyzKeyz]

Très beau

[@asaphhs.m8425]

Hasta la vista baby 😂😂😂 Amazing! !

[@Santiago-iv7oi]

Nice..👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@ejtakach]

Great job! Hoping you would spray clear lacquer over polished housing. The rectangular recess is a perfect place for your logo.

[@Watchyn_Yarwood]

Me too!!

[@اوتارالغرام-ج1و]

احسنت يافنان

[@BrassLock]

Perfect present for a *Postman* (or a Fireman) who's got one of those battery operated drills that die just when you need it.

[@MARKLOCKWOOD2012]

My dad had old black n decker like that. The only draw back from continued use the body heated up. Worked until it got 🥵 hot

[@sonyh7]

Parabéns, admiro o seu trabalho. ESTADO DE GOIÁS, CATALÃO, BRASIL

Nice

[@debrawhite9998]

Bench grinder restoration next

[@MrTruth-yn7pq]

That drill was very over-engineered (especially the trigger) for its time. I couldn't believe how many complicated parts were used for such a simple purpose tool.

[@SharkoonBln]

That´s why this thing works after 50 or more years. Today you´re lucky if your power tool works for more than 50 *weeks* ;)

[@اوتارالغرام-ج1و]

عندما تعيدتصنيع هذه الأدوات ماذا تفعل بها هل تبيعها ام ماذا ارجو الرد😅😅😅

[@SuperBadVideos]

Very cool pice 🔥🤘🏻

[@jayglamx3]

Wowww

[@asvarien]

Wouldn't matter if it were a water based cleaning solution so long as it was properly dried before being energised.

[@dgsyakilah8799]

no sticker 😮 but I like the color choices 👌👌👌👌

[@samahnory3104]

How do you remember to put back all the tiny part 🤔🤔😲😲😲

[@cjmarsh504]

Old school drill

[@lucapowell5502]

How to you dispose of stripped paint? Just throw it in the bin?

[@AdriRuiz03]

hasta la vista baby 😂😂

[@mechz83]

Niceee!

[@Ramvilles316]

👏👏👏

[@dansmith2338]

Why change from a wood drill bit to a metal one and then drill wood. I mean I love this channel but I do question some of the decisions made

[@adriansandor1733]

What vaseline did you use? Is it special for electric tools? Thank you.

[@vbifyz9995]

Climb into the work button last thing.. Why did you take it apart? The key could also polish the whole button. You wanted to upgrade the drill - just paint the body. Inside, you did nothing useful except brushing and lubricating. But it was not worth it to disassemble it into atoms.

[@timehunter9467]

Does you bench grinder even have a capacitor? Needs a new one ASAP!

[@jakefinnegan1932]

I crave that forbidden candy

[@komatsu160]

What's your primer?

[@danielg.vgremio83]

Máquina muito robusta melhor que as chinesinhas de hoje.

[@NGOCNGUYEN-zi9lh]

Seth Green & John DiMaggio.

[@mattex3396]

I think this need some more grease

[@AVMMM]

TSTY my friend, on time: 4:12, your'e applying watre, right? and which grit of sand paper do you use? Thanks man!

[@NGOCNGUYEN-zi9lh]

Seth Green & John DiMaggio

[@NGOCNGUYEN-zi9lh]

Rob Paulsen & Jim Cummings.

[@cccp3690]

красавчик)

[@szlan]

I think the capacitor in your bench grinder is dead.

[@theBoss-mo1yb]

Hy

[@Dogeman92]

You use wayyy too much grease jheezz

[@viktorshurupov2342]

дайте дрель, я засверлюсь!))))

[@SmokingMan26]

No offense to the wonderful people who gave you the parts washer. but every time i see it's company name i think of Irritable bowel syndrome aka IBS. Also Another great video =D

[@jamesbond9873]

The starting capacitor is getting fat on your grinder!

[@redwolfleader17]

A drill screwing another drill together ahhh irony

[@asvarien]

I wanted all that grease to come spewing out of every orrifice.

[@ihateregistrationbul]

Fantasstic!

[@RescueRestore]

I’m glad you went with red, nice finish. Your presentation and lighting are on point. That’s how it’s done!

[@TysyTube]

Thank you so much 😊, every one go and check this guy channel, is doing some cool restoration 😍🇺🇸

[@aviohebshalom3392]

I'm glad to see you watching other resto vids.

[@jasoncdebussy]

@@TysyTube Already subbed 👍 Very nice paint job but have you checked out Rescue & Restore's powder coating setup?

[@crackermix7793]

My grandfather owns a manual drill/crank drill.

[@quickstone84]

@@jasoncdebussy kjh,kn

[@TeachFK_Gaming]

Next vid: Bench Grinder Restoration

[@6c6978o]

i think thats a great idea

[@TheAsdfg74]

need only change capacitor

[@macpatterson9750]

If I ever need to go to sleep I will watch a tysytube video. It is so calming

[@jlynn2724]

agreed. I often watch these while laying in bed at night.

[@TysyTube]

me to😊

[@rekgon1396]

i'm watching it before sleep,i love the sound of the machines

[@montialarson]

I also watch these vids to help me sleep

[@HandToolRescue]

These final colours please me!

[@Vinicius_Neri]

Love your videos too, Always see after work and sleep well.

[@MohamedMimed]

ho the great hand tool rescue is here. I am a fan your restoration .

[@tr4n5ist0r]

*puts in metal Drill* *proceeds to drill a piece of wood* me: but why? keep it up:) love the videos

[@timehunter9467]

My first thought actually!

[@GettingNervous]

Maybe he has no piece of metal or a drill for wood available at this moment?

[@games_mods]

Yes it can drill wood

[@cynderlog3840]

"drill for metals" proceeds to drill wood. yes

[@YukoValis]

That liquid brush table is like my second fav thing to watch. : ) First is when people use the electric bath.

[@Heatsauce70506]

I think I would have preferred it in the silver color. But good job yet again.

[@SharkoonBln]

Biggest advantage of silver paint: It hides scratches.

[@MassimoTava]

Maybe electroplate it.

[@DVESTI-35]

СУПЕР:) ПРИДАВАТЬ ВИНТАЖНЫМ ВЕЩАМ ОБНОВЛЕНИЕ, ЭТО ВСЕГДА ЗДОРОВО! ТАК ДЕРЖАТЬ.

[@DiesInEveryFilm]

Very nice clean work although I'm upset it's not pink haha

[@mymechanics]

He fooled us ;-)

[@Lovefelicity0827]

I love these videos so much! You've inspired me to restore old things instead of throwing them away

[@Adam-lv1uu]

I have a vintage sunbeam drill in the box with the manual from the 50's and it still works if you want it. what does tysy stand for?

[@mobydoux]

I can tell : your work and video editing skills are improving at each video. Congratulations, keep going.

[@adriangradinariu]

Dropping the best content!! Great restoration

[@mikeblake1000]

The cable from the table fan would have been ideal for the drill 😀😀😀

[@bigmacro]

YEEEAH! IT´s Tysy saturday today! A great restoration as always! Just love how well the color suited this piece of art!

[@RICOTASTY]

Nice

[@milanfanas]

+1 because there's no giant sticker, -1 because the color is not fitting "restoration" dogma. But awesome job as always!