Rusty old bench grinder restoration

[@sixtyfiveford]

Awesome, nicely done. Thanks for the shoutout!

[@AndrewReuter]

Thanks!

[@Blazebb01]

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[@redangrybird7564]

I never had the chance to meet any of my grandfathers, and now you had the chance to restore a tool that belonged to your grand old man, that is priceless.

[@AndrewReuter]

Sorry to hear that. I didn't get to spend much time with my grandfathers either. But it does feel nice to be able to make that connection through an old tool. Hopefully it will be different for my son and his grandfathers. Doing what I can to work toward that. Thanks for the note, and take care!

[@redangrybird7564]

@@AndrewReuter few years ago I asked my ex-wife what she would do with all my power tools when I die, and she replied that she would place all of them in a large box and sell the lot for 50 cents in a garage sale. I can laugh about her answer now but wasn't amusing at that time. LOL, take care. ✌😷

[@curm1778]

This one had it all. Childcare. Animal rescue. ASMR tool use sounds. Grampa's old tools being refurbished. Just one big happy feeling. Strong work.

[@AndrewReuter]

😊 Thanks for the kind words!

[@jackdehaan2267]

Probably the best restore video on KZbin. Andrew's up front about being an amateur, so minor mistakes are fully acceptable. Great explanations, excellent video, no annoying music, and the restoration work was very well done. Nice job Andrew!

[@AndrewReuter]

Thank you very much! Means a lot! 👍

[@bufordmcnairy8175]

This restoration reminded me that there's an old grinder in my Dad's shop that stopped working i'm guessing 40 years ago. I remember when i was about 10 or so having to bump the wheel slightly to get it spinning and waiting a good while for it to get up to speed. So it was around that time it was retired and left mounted on the shelf that's out of the way. When it was retired a new one was mounted in a more accessible location. After watching you (with your son's help of coarse) restore your Father's old grinder i now have Another winter project to add to my list. Thank you for making and sharing this video. I enjoyed watching and it turned out great. Take care. ::SUBBED::

[@sgnt9337]

Nice work! Taking pics as you disassemble is great advice. I did the same thing when fixing a clock movement. You'll never remember where everything goes if you don't take notes or photos.

[@AndrewReuter]

Thanks!

[@seanlathbury5410]

Nicely done and cool that every time you use it you get to think of your grandfather. Definitely get you son back in the shop. My boys were always underfoot. They remember it fondly now.

[@AndrewReuter]

Thank you! Glad to hear your sons enjoyed their shop time. Definitely planning to get the boy out there as much as possible. :)

[@pierdolio]

Wissota made a very high end tool. Bought mine in the mid seventies, it still works perfectly.

[@AndrewReuter]

Good to hear!

[@504CreoleCrystal]

My dad doesn’t have any of his father’s things due to Hurricane Katrina. My grandfather passed away in my father’s arms a few days after the storm. Needless to say what belongings of my grandfather Katrina didn’t physically destroy, emotionally she definitely took it all! I’m making sure I keep whatever tools I can from my father. Good job on restoring grandpa’s table grinder!! I know no price would’ve been too high to make it run again!

[@AndrewReuter]

Sorry to hear about your family’s loss. The tools are one thing, but losing your grandfather is another. Thanks for the kind words in any case! Take care. 👍

[@1badpete999]

You just gave another 50 years to a quality tool ! Great job !

[@AndrewReuter]

Thank you!

[@dannysantos1266]

How could anyone dislike this vid? No BS. No unnecessary content. Well done, dude.

[@AndrewReuter]

Thank you! I suspect there might be some non-English speakers who prefer the no-narration videos, which is a legitimate criticism. As for the rest... can't make everyone happy :)

[@mattpolitzer2920]

It's amazing what some cleaning and a full inspection can do to bring an electric motor back to life. Elbow grease patience and determination makes the end result that much sweeter. Good job.

[@AndrewReuter]

Agreed! Thank you!

[@nolangaudreau]

Just bought an old Wissota bench grinder after watching this. Thanks for the inspiration!

[@AndrewReuter]

Awesome! You are welcome, thanks to you as well for the note!

[@nolangaudreau]

The grinder I bought didn't come with the top clear shields. Any idea where I can pick some up?

[@me-cq7wv]

Your Grandpa would be proud of your work in bring back to life something he probably used for many years as you will do with that now

[@AndrewReuter]

😊 Thanks!

[@hjshmuel]

Thanks for doing this. I've been putting off restoring my father-in-law's old 8" for too long, now maybe I'll get on it.

[@AndrewReuter]

You bet, thanks for the note! Hope your grinder restoration is at least off the ground by now. (But no sweat if it isn't, took me a while to get to mine, too!)

[@karlmichealkimbrel4751]

Very nice job Sir!! Your Grandfather would be proud that you kept and restored it.

[@AndrewReuter]

Thank you!

[@michael522]

The taking pictures before you disassemble is great advice, I have spent hours ripping my hair out trying to fix something I disassembled.

[@AndrewReuter]

Seconded! 😆

[@erikjohnson2889]

I love this video! Thanks a million. I recently picked up a cast iron Milwaukee bench grinder on Craigslist for $50. It weighs easily 50 pounds. The grinder seems to work fine, but the bearings are a little noisy, so I might get after it and replace em. Thanks again!

[@AndrewReuter]

You bet! Thanks for the kind words. Heck of a deal on that grinder. Good luck with it!

[@ericromano4028]

Dude, this was awesome. Aside from the cost analysis that showed it to be worth it, this was your grandpa's. I just got a bunch of my grandpa's old stuff and I'm going to restore everything I can too. There's a value there you just can't buy at a store.

[@AndrewReuter]

Thanks man! Glad to hear you got your grandpa's old stuff. So many people don't appreciate the value in handing down tools like that. Good luck with your restorations, and let me know how it goes!

[@Sybrtek491]

what a cool video! I think your grandfather would be proud. Refurbishing old tools and machines is the way to go. Machines and tools made in the old days were usually made to last a long time. the new stuff these days seem to break or not work so quickly. Glad you considered making an old semi working tool become brand new and maybe even work so much better. Keep up the good work. thank you.

[@AndrewReuter]

Thanks for the kind words!

[@mikeobrien2582]

Nice job, I love seeing old tools rescued and reused.

[@AndrewReuter]

Thank you!

[@TheLayinLo]

Great work. I’m in the middle of restoring my deceased grandfather’s drill press, bench grinder, lathe, and several other what he called ‘essentials’. I can totally relate to your thought process. Thanks for sharing!

[@AndrewReuter]

Thanks for the kind words! And what an honor to have all of those old tools from your grandpa. Good luck with the restorations!

[@markharris5771]

It was good that you care about wildlife conservation as well as child conservation. It did amuse me that you had to point out your son wasn’t around when you were using you rotary grinder, but it’s true someone would have commented if you hadn’t. If your grandfather was anything like mine he will be smiling down now nodding his head at a job well done.

[@AndrewReuter]

Glad you appreciate the wildlife/childlife as well. :) Thanks for the kind words!

[@towman194]

Very nice work the grandfather would be proud

[@AndrewReuter]

Thanks!

[@kkkkkttt45]

Great video! I’m about to begin a restoration of my dad’s 1960s Craftsman bench grinder and this provides a terrific guide. Well done!

[@lovelylurker880]

Good to see you replacing the old grinding wheel! Many people do not realise that grinding disks and wheels have an expiration date on them and should not be used after this.

[@AndrewReuter]

Thanks! Definitely felt a little guilty replacing what could have been a “perfectly good” old wheel, so good to know about the expiration date...

[@GunnerAsch1]

@@AndrewReuter They dont have an expiration date.

[@browntrout3994]

you've motivated me to restore something

[@AndrewReuter]

Very cool! Let me know how it goes!

[@parttimewitch8633]

I think your grandpa would be proud of your work

[@AndrewReuter]

Thank you!

[@MaturePatriot]

So satisfying to bring a legacy machine tool back to life.

[@AndrewReuter]

Agreed!

[@slundy]

He dropped the paint can....SUBSCRIBED! outtakes are the best, shows folks aren't perfect.

[@AndrewReuter]

Thanks for the sub! Definitely no perfection here. 😆

[@briancarter1597]

Very nice. It'a always good to see a rusty tool get some love. And that bat was adorable.

[@AndrewReuter]

Thank you! Gonzo the bat says thanks too! 😆

[@indie825]

Well done. Your grandpa would be proud!

[@AndrewReuter]

Thank you!

[@glibbis]

Thanks for saving the bat! Nice work on the grinder, too.

[@AndrewReuter]

Gotta love bats! Thanks!

[@edcaffey4248]

AWESOME...Thank you for dharing. You a very patient Craftsman. Keep up the good work.

[@AndrewReuter]

Thank you!

[@HandToolRescue]

Well done!

[@AndrewReuter]

Thank you! Love your channel. This project very much made me appreciate your thoroughness. I generally am apprehensive of taking things apart more than I have to out of fear of breaking them further, but you show no fear in that regard. Major kudos.

[@HandToolRescue]

Thanks! Patience is key, haha.

[@trumpstroll7438]

Hand Tool Rescue wow, you're a legend in the hand tool restore community boards on the old AOL newsgroups.

[@randymagnum6680]

Hand Tool Rescue from you sir, high praise indeed

[@matthewford8857]

Hand Tool Rescue did CNN just take a stab at you? Love ur videos.

[@Contantq]

I just bought one at the recycling yard this morning. Works great needs a little tlc.

[@AndrewReuter]

Very cool! Good luck with your project! Let me know how it goes!

[@aturner2080]

That grinder is probably better than most new grinders. Love the large spark guards on it.

[@AndrewReuter]

Won't argue with you there! Agreed, the thing is awesome!

[@AnthonyCurreri]

Awesome job! Grandpa would be proud!

[@AndrewReuter]

Thanks!

[@ProclarushTaonas]

Man, I had no idea how much I enjoy watching stuff taken apart!

[@AndrewReuter]

Glad you liked it!

[@Mattyzetec1]

I really enjoyed watching this video! I’m so glad you restored it and I’m sure your grandad would have been also!

[@AndrewReuter]

:) Thank you very much!

[@kenrichard8870]

Looks great! Also, good on you for not hurting the bat.

[@AndrewReuter]

Thanks! Glad you appreciate wildlife as well!

[@Debtfreehomesteaders]

This is so kewl! Grandpas old rusty bench grinder restoration. Awesome! -Will

[@AndrewReuter]

Thanks! Liked the ribbon burner video. Gave you a sub. Have a good one!

[@Debtfreehomesteaders]

@@AndrewReuter So awesome! Rebuilding a bandsaw too, right now. Forge in progress. Meeting awesome people on the platform. Thanks Andrew for subbin! -Will

[@capatainnemo]

i enjoy seeing these kind of videos, bringing back old tools instead of becoming part of the modern throwaway society

[@AndrewReuter]

Glad to hear! And agreed!

[@gerryjamieson1861]

Thumbs up number 911. Great video. I so appreciate all of it, including the oops moments. Those make you human like the rest of us. I wish I had a hand me down tool from my grandfather. I guess I can be the first generation to start that with my kids and eventual grandkids. Many Thanks from Vancouver, Canada

[@kjamison5951]

That’s a particularly excellent restoration! Especially the electrical fault testing which will stump many people. Intermittent electrical faults are why most stuff gets tossed.

[@AndrewReuter]

Thanks!

[@sgbarn]

Keeping a well made tool from the scrap heap is always worth the effort. Great job!

[@AndrewReuter]

Thanks!

[@DelSimmons]

Very cool! Really enjoyed the video. Grandpa would be proud!

[@AndrewReuter]

Thank you, glad to hear it!

[@deejaymalta]

Found the channel today, the new shop restoration was recommended, loved it, loved the deck refurbish, subscribed, really love this refurbish. Good stuff!

[@AndrewReuter]

Thank you very much! More to come!

[@karenalefounder7645]

Glad to see you try this and show up all the non believers. Your grandad would be proud I reckon.

[@AndrewReuter]

Thank you!

[@cerealbobkiller]

That's the most amount of liked comments I've ever seen. Nice job on the restoration by the way. I like how you explain what you do which is nice for people who have no experience whatsoever but really enjoy watching videos like this one. I just subbed!

[@AndrewReuter]

Thanks! I try to get back to everybody, even though I get behind sometimes... :) And thanks for the feedback on the commentary!

[@tonyscott395]

Great restoration and very informative video. Thanks for your helpful commentary.

[@AndrewReuter]

Thank you very much!

[@xxvodanhxx]

Dad bought a broken grinder for a few bucks at an outdoor market. Power was going to it, and cap seemed ok. I could hear it hum but it wouldn't move at all. When I tried to rotate the wheel it was not smooth and wouldn't spin by itself if I tried to push it. I tried to open it to see inside for any damage, it wasn't shorted to ground. I could not figure out how to pull out the end caps. This video did help me understand how it's generally constructed. I never could get mine off by pounding just the endcap, but since I realized how the shaft runs, I ended up having to pound one side to push the other cap off. My bearings were covered with fine wood dust and was not moving at all. I sprayed the dust off with alcohol and the bearings were already spinning very well. I proceeded to wash it out with the alcohol as best as I could, and used compressed air to dry it out. Then poured fresh machine oil into the bearings, then stuffed the bearings with some grease. I put it back together, and to my surprise it turned on. The device also didn't have a switch, (switch was stolen/salvaged), so I used a pass through outlet that had a switch on it to turn it on and off. Apparently if there is resistance, it can't get started to get going and stay spinning, even though it was movable and you'd think the sheer spinning power could overcome it.

[@dennisp.2147]

Good Job! You kept something out of the landfill, and you have something of your grandfather's to pass on to your son! I personally might have gone with a grey hammertone paint and probably replaced the bearings, but you know how to take it apart now if they go...

[@AndrewReuter]

Thanks! Valid thoughts on the paint and bearings. If my kid/grandkid works on this someday, I’ll advise him to do both!

[@healthyrootsstrongwings538]

Just bought and old bench grinder for 5 euro´s. It still works so not sure if I´ll give it a manicure like you did but it is rusty though. Nice to watch! Thanks

[@AndrewReuter]

That's a great deal! I will freely admit that I wouldn't have redone the paint on my grinder if the rust A) wasn't flaking off and making a mess everywhere, and B) wasn't a risk to the new switch. That old patina can often look better than a nice paint job. Good luck with whatever way you go!

[@anthonyst.philip8988]

First of all, Great Video!!! You answered all of my questions, even ones I have not though of. Was just given the same 1/4 hp grinder yesterday and found out how much these go for on ebay. Wow!!! The one I have is close to the same condition but works with a dry rotted cord. Can't wait to work on it and restore or clean it. Will probably just clean for now.

[@AndrewReuter]

Thanks! And congrats on that score, very cool! A patina can be a nice look. If it runs and isn’t flaking rust everywhere, I wouldn’t blame you for just leaving it. Good luck!

[@Bestcabinetmaker]

Nice job man! Well worth your time and effort. I look for stuff like this, stuff that people today just think is “broken old junk”. The truth is that new stuff is the real junk. I will take good old quality Made In America tools any day of the week!

[@AndrewReuter]

Thanks! And agreed on appreciating the “broken old junk”!

[@nandi123]

Your grandfather would be very pleased! Good job! I would have used evaporust and spent a bit more time on the finish just for fun. Sapphire Blue would be cool!

[@AndrewReuter]

Thanks! I plan to check out Evaporust in the near future. Sounds like it's great, nondestructive stuff.

[@Smurphenstein]

Nice work in preserving the memory of your grandfather.

[@AndrewReuter]

Thank you!

[@jettramel]

Great save, my Grandad 's one is from the 70s & is on the small size, even the one I have that my Dad had, I use all the time is smaller than this one. Good job, would love to find one like that that I could turn into a buffer for guitars.

[@AndrewReuter]

Thanks! Glad to hear yours are still in service. Good luck with your search!

[@afromancer]

I love this type of restoration! It really feels like I can understand what’s going on, your narration both makes it more interesting and engaging! Nice job

[@AndrewReuter]

Thanks!

[@seth_5394]

Thanks for the video! I inherited my grandfathers bench grinder a few months ago. I plugged it in, it made a noise for half a second and died. I have a new switch and capacitor on the way now. I’ll be darned if the big 6 amp grinder I learned on as a kid is gonna get thrown away and replaced by some currently available POS.

[@AndrewReuter]

Yeah!!! What a great tool relic. Hope your parts arrived and the repair went/goes smoothly!

[@seth_5394]

Andrew Reuter - Just the power switch. She’s running like a cheetah now 👍🏻

[@kylerunyan5950]

I love to hear about how people get their old family tools and restore them! I wish I had some of my grandpa's tools :( Nicely done!

[@AndrewReuter]

Thanks! Sorry to hear that. I hope you get to pass some tools down to some descendants someday, at least.

[@mauromansilla.ds3]

Spectacular!!! Beautifully restored!

[@AndrewReuter]

Thank you!

[@michaelsimms76]

Nice job good to see you restore rather than throw it away , my wife goes mad at me for repairing old machines but you end up with a better machine than a new throw away model .

[@AndrewReuter]

Thanks! Just can’t win sometimes...

[@sosrob8085]

Nicely done! Restoration is very fulfilling. Awesome video.

[@AndrewReuter]

Thank you!

[@meropolis]

I love that you took care of that bat properly. Also awesome video!

[@AndrewReuter]

Thanks again! And virtual high five for also caring about bats!

[@Changtent]

Wrench sizes at 5:27 "Too big, too small" reminds me of the guy who went to the hardware store to buy bolts. The store clerk replied, "Yes sir we have two sizes; too big or too small. Which ones do you want?" Customer says, "But I want the size called Just Right?" Store clerk, "Oh we don't carry that one because then no one would buy our other two sizes."

[@AndrewReuter]

:) I'll have to remember that one...

[@redangrybird7564]

Sounds like Canadian Tire store.

[@Tine_of_Nice_Dreams]

Your editing is so professional and considerate of my time being precious, and yet you still included you dropping the spraypaint so I could have a laugh. And seeing Gonzo being properly cared for!! I don't do any kind of restoration but your videos are worth the watch!

[@AndrewReuter]

Thank you very much for appreciating the editing - and the mistakes. :) Takes a lot of time to edit the videos, but comments like the ones you make are great to read. Sorry for the delay in replying! Take care!

[@durdicamac9662]

Great production, you should have TV show! And for the most of the guys there who must go to the store and buy new one... It is about the life and process of doing something you enjoy and not the monetary value. You should ask yourself if you doing what makes you happy and also being unafraid of the time wasted.

[@AndrewReuter]

😊 Thanks for the kind words! Seconded on the joy of fixing things! It’s about the sides of the mountain, not just the top.

[@keithkempenich6401]

Nicely done, always appreciate a clean restore job! And you deserve a shout out for the Spotted Cow, too!

[@AndrewReuter]

Thank you! And cheers to Spotted Cow! 🍻😊

[@kenderman1]

Great job! Glad you could get it to work again.

[@AndrewReuter]

Thank you!

[@metroliberty5845]

great job! its always nice to restore a family heirloom

[@AndrewReuter]

Thank you!

[@carnright]

Very Cool! I think the heirloom factor made it well worth it!

[@AndrewReuter]

Thank you!

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Very nice job !

[@AndrewReuter]

Thank you! Nice channel!

[@VeradonaRestoration]

Thank you too !

[@metals2546]

Great job with both the grinder and the bat.

[@AndrewReuter]

Thanks!

[@Trainman0401]

Nice video .... Can’t beat the quality of tools made years ago. Definitely worth the effort. For safety reasons I strongly suggest mounting the grinder to the bench or a piece of plywood that can be clamped to the bench. Once again, nice video!

[@AndrewReuter]

Thank you! You are right, this thing definitely needs to be mounted/clamped to the bench. I'm currently leaning toward taking an old rim I have in my garage, welding a pipe to that, and then mounting the grinder to the pipe. It's a useful enough tool to give it some dedicated space in the shop. Although I should probably just mount it to plywood for now because who knows how long it'll be till I get to the rim/pipe plan...

[@MarkFox]

You did a damn fine job on the restoration and that grinder is so much better then 95% of the disposable junk offered today! Nice job on the video production as well.

[@AndrewReuter]

Thank you on both counts!

[@grandprismatic]

HTR brought me too this video and after reading the description I was hooked. Even if you never got it too work for whatever reason... That's family stuff working or not they hold many memories. Not too mention 90% of the time work better than today's tools. IMO if it does say Made in the U.S.A./Canada/England and various European countries I'll pass. Great job!

[@AndrewReuter]

Thank you! Agreed!

[@SuperNeo005]

Great Job. Turned out great! inspired me to do the same with something old

[@AndrewReuter]

Thank you! Hope your project turned/turns out well!

[@steveross8326]

A grand job sir!......well done ! Greetings from N.E England

[@AndrewReuter]

Thank you! Greetings from Wisconsin!

[@GrandsonofKong]

Great video. Nice tool to pass on the your son. Grandpa would be proud! If you were popping the GFCI, that old switch may have had some excessive leakage current from moisture or corrosion inside. Good you replaced it!

[@AndrewReuter]

Thank you! :)

[@matthewlallinger9603]

Very nice restoration. I have the same grinder that you have which belonged to my grandpa. Surprisingly it was in like new condition. I almost don't want to use it.

[@AndrewReuter]

That is awesome! I know what you mean about the apprehension about using antique tools. But if it’s useful in the shop, I’d argue it has a better chance of being kept around, instead of becoming some “heirloom” that just takes up space or deteriorates from lack of use. But whatever works! Thanks for sharing!

[@DennistheMenace-e3f]

Awesome video. It gives me the confidence to tackle my new "Wissota 10 " 3 phase" Wish me luck.

[@rynohorn3819]

Heck yeah man! I found an old wissota like that but it was missing the wheel guards, tool rests and eye shields. I just use it as is, but I consider you lucky to have the complete setup. Way better machine than those taiwan made throw away grinders! Nice job!

[@AndrewReuter]

Thank you! Good luck with your machine!

[@xKmotx]

Awesome job! I also love cleaning up and using vintage tools, especially when they belonged to a family member. Well done! 👍

[@AndrewReuter]

Thanks!

[@edreams3580]

Very cool! Nicely done and great storytelling as well!

[@AndrewReuter]

Thanks Ed! If you are the Ed Reams from WKOW, thanks for your journalism through the years!

[@chongtak]

Good job, I like humble people.

[@AndrewReuter]

😊 Thanks!

[@zx8401ztv]

Well done :-D, a quality tool recovered from death. i have an old wolf bench grinder, the start capacitor blew up and the bearings were toast, it was tossed out as scrap. I recovered it from a skip and replaced parts + repaired the messed up wiring, such a great grinder :-D.

[@AndrewReuter]

That is awesome! Well done to you as well! 👍

[@SuperKwame1]

The work of the baby, Got my subscription. Great Job anyway!

[@AndrewReuter]

Thanks!

[@Tekset62]

This was in my recommend and I was not disappointed, the end result was really cool!

[@AndrewReuter]

Excellent! Thanks!

[@tristanbarnett6271]

vary nice job you took a old beet up tool and gave it new life now it can be used for more years to come

[@AndrewReuter]

Thank you!

[@oncewaslost1982]

nice job buddy. It came out great. Well worth the effort.

[@AndrewReuter]

Thank you!

[@elams1894]

Sweet save and great vid. Great to see the multitask with the son. You can pass this on to him when the time comes. Im saving an old Gryphon 1/2 HP motor myself. Making some de-rusting paste outta some citric acid and oats. Hopefully mine comes out as good as yours, cheers.

[@AndrewReuter]

Thanks! Very cool, have never heard of that method. Hope your restoration goes well! Cheers!

[@firebird8600]

I'm in the process of doing something similar with a power hacksaw that belonged to my uncle. Looking good.

[@AndrewReuter]

Very cool, good luck! Let me know how it goes!

[@Hydr8Man]

This project really came together and looked great afterward it’s amazing what a bit of elbow grease can do

[@AndrewReuter]

Thanks, agreed!

[@moodyjeep]

Nice Job Saving That Lovely Old Grinder. Baz (uk).

[@AndrewReuter]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@restorationonly48]

Really nice restoration.

[@AndrewReuter]

Thank you!

[@chrisdolton870]

pretty dope, I have tools that were my fathers and now are mines and it would be just as easy to go and buy a replacement but I rather fix and use the tools that used to be his, has his soul and sweat in it, nostalgia or whatever you wanna call it.

[@AndrewReuter]

Thanks! Love to hear this, same here!

[@Rgmenkera]

Great video! I like the ones with commentary better!

[@AndrewReuter]

Thanks!

[@Kowinaida]

Great restoration dude & well shot.

[@AndrewReuter]

Thank you very much!