Very Old Bench Grinder Restoration - Step By Step Restoration

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Hello everyone, Today I make a another restoration video about Bench Grinder It is very old of Japan that I found it in the my home. In this video you will find the restoration process step by step as the following: - Trailer before the restoration - Bench Grinder disassemble - Tear Down - Dusty cleaning and Rusty removal - Restore it and Testing - Trailer after the restoration I hope you all enjoy this video! I am happy to receive your feedback, advices, suggestions to improve myself. !!! Please accept my apologies if I have made mistake in this restoration !!! Thank you so much for Like & Comments
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[@BrianKemian]

I just realized why I like these restoration videos. No talking and no crappy music.

[@tombarlow6176]

Beautiful restoration of a bench grinder 🎉

[@mohabatkhanmalak1161]

Its good, a medium level restoration. This is another quality Japanese machine, built to last I wish I had it for my home shop. Like my previous comment on the drill press, you should consider using electrolysis and chemical methods of getting off layers of old paint, rust and grime. All electrics to be tested for current leak and integrity. Also the shaft needs to be balanced. Operators at times get metal stuck between the wheel and the holder, so bending the shaft. This creates a vibration and noise and slowly wears the bearings.

[@ChristopherSalisburySalz]

I love the design of the tool rests on this grinder!

[@Belano1911]

A very good resto. Love the Lego colours!

[@j-fourschutt3175]

Possibly the only KZbinr who does proper crosswise pattern of tightening screws and bolts

[@spokebloke1]

True, but then there were the other examples of how not to use tools. What's the use of buying and installing new sealed bearings if you're just going to smash them in with a mallet?

[@j-fourschutt3175]

@@spokebloke1 he says it should be fine because the mallet is rubber

[@floydcrase625]

Nicely done

[@radhouanebenachour1272]

U don’t explain nothing, u don’t even show what kind of product u use but u did great job, love your videos

[@selamikaranlk446]

Hello Brother. You did the best you could. You gave him life again. I think it's the auto bodywork of the profession, 'cause you've done the paste and paint. Good luck with.

[@Bk99JzM]

Witam!!Udana renowacja szlifierki!!Wyglada jak nowa,duzo pracy ,cierpliwosci i dokladnosci abyefkt byl widoczny!!Pokaz filmowy okey!!

[@supermario7643]

COMPLIMENTI, BRAVISSIMO, LAVORI MOLTO PROFESSIONALMENTE. 👍👍👍👍👍

[@robertthompson371]

Great job on a machine that someone else would have thrown away. Again, great job!

[@franciscoalberto6658]

*Congratulation 😎👍.*

[@peroskarsson8455]

Very fine restoration! Eye portection glasses should be the final addition of course.

[@robdillon955]

I almost quit watching after the yellow paint, then I seen the blue guards and finished watching. 😆

[@JadeStrawberry]

Very good effort!

[@Stormrunner0002]

I subscribed for the humor of it. You should call this a 'paint job and a bearing change.'

[@tomlofquist385]

very cool

[@rickb.5492]

Good job. Ignore the naysayers. I rarely do concours quality restorations on old machine tools unless the item has great historical or monetary value. Especially if I plan to bolt it to the bench and put it back to work.

[@ЕрланЕрлан-х3ъ]

Не бит. Не крашен. Один владелец. )))

[@tonyday7233]

Looks like a good resto to me , i would be pleased to have that in my man cave, Tony, Australia.

[@consun14]

Ive seen alot of methods for wire wheeling in restoration videos but with a lathe was was a first. great restoration!

[@gsh319]

Watched that all to see a bench grinder get pimped out... a lotta work, gotta give ya that my friend

[@НатальяЯкубовская-ч9к]

Вся работа на смарку с грязными болтами,а так очень красиво

[@jimjohnston3188]

Very nice job. It will probably serve its new owner well for many years.

[@norwegiangadgetman]

As long as the new owners only use it as a display pice, maybe... Those bearings will self-destruct in no time flat.

[@christypgeorge8471]

Nice keep it up

[@kristianreader4812]

Very nice loved the two colours

[@jacklarson6281]

ya just gotta love these old machines. when you break it down, a grinder is really nothing more than a big ass motor with grindstones on the axles

[@Gotta-11]

R.I.P BEARING FROM FRANCE. 😂 Other that good work

[@Twin_Flyer]

What a beast of a grinder, with luck it should be good for many more years now. After all that work Id scrap the stock (?) tool rests and come up with something a lot better, they look home made anyway.

[@ChristopherSalisburySalz]

That's a nice heavy duty bench grinder! They don't make them like that anymore unless you buy the really expensive ones.

[@hp9mm]

Seems like Miss NVC helped out there, judging by the fine nails...

[@estevericart2474]

You Really like brigth colors, man :)

[@verdejorestoration6544]

very good restoration friend

[@arieloro5660]

Excelente trabajo 👏👏👏👏👍

[@mehmetertum6]

CHOICE IS YOURS , THERE'S NO DOUBT ... BUT WHY NOT A LIGHT GREY HAMMERITE INSTEAD OF SHINY YELLOW & BLUE ??

[@Painless61]

Nice Colors .... good Job 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

[@RIOHOTRIO]

Спасибо, видео понравилось!

[@bigbearfuzzums7027]

She's good for another 1,000 yrs give her a good work out!

[@vostok6984]

Great job. Super.

[@Cradley684]

Great Job !!!

[@buttersstotch9884]

Oh no!! Use a press for the bearings this really hurts 😂

[@ooleg2229]

Очень хорошо, наждак что надо😎

[@scroungasworkshop4663]

Great bench grinder. I like the yellow and the blue, just not together.

[@user-kr1jh1wi4w]

Cool work

[@markdepalo2501]

Love the 1940s NYC street sounds..

[@MRNVCDIY]

Maybe 1940s. Thanks sir.

[@carlosalbertopiran1612]

Tu restauración excelente.para mi gusto la masilla esta de mas.con el tiempo se cuartea.con el uso.saludos.

[@hypps35]

No grease on any of the internal parts?!

[@emans3490]

Great great job

[@oubahabdallah3754]

جميل جدا

[@hassanal-mosawi6049]

Thanks for sharing that

[@EHS2005]

Muy pero que muy bueno !!!!👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@sandriner.7387]

Well done ! I’m just wondering who are the thumbs down !

[@alexey9900]

Классный станок!!!

[@ricks.2264]

Jesus christ what a fantastic restoration! Wow

[@brucemcnally3924]

A very tasteful restoration, I particularly like your preservation of the original bare metal parts, a neat reminder of its history. A beautiful job.

[@raincoast2396]

Now put it in a museum.

[@Thewayoflife2448]

You do better work than my snap on dealer even reusing the old motor

[@Andrews.Stayneer]

Beautiful shit!

[@kurthansen570]

The IKEA colors don’t really work for me, but otherwise: very good restoration.

[@Le20e]

Muito bom!

[@JamesPong888]

I feel satisfy you put so many effort to reinstate it, it would be good if you can reinstate the brand plate so that we can see how old is it, but obviously the plate is totally wound. This is a great job!

[@luismatteyr.3668]

Muy buena la pintura

[@NASIRBUTT85]

Nice work

[@AndrewSalinaspastor]

Is this a Restoration or just a cleaning and repaint?

[@greghall3230]

I enjoy watching but have to ask. Why go through all of the effort to tear it apart and put the effort into doing the “body work “ for the paint job and then slap rusty parts back on it?

[@LightYerPipe]

Probably for the comments and views maybe.

[@danhard8440]

that culture its more important the look then performance

[@jazko]

The way he hammers the bearings in... just ridiculous.

[@Thewayoflife2448]

jazko right i was waiting for it to dent or explode

[@rerun3283]

it's easy to watch videos and write comments. why don't you do a video and show us how it's done?

[@AutomaticSelector]

I was a little disappointed at not being able to read what was on the original name plate. I assume the information it held had been rendered unrecoverable in the past. Hmm... maybe you could have printed something on it that gave credit to the restorer, and affixed it to the motor housing. Just a suggestion. ;)

[@j-fourschutt3175]

Restoration should always include the name plate imho

[@thetazva]

@@j-fourschutt3175 Except it was not a restoration..

[@j-fourschutt3175]

@@thetazva he used the word twice in his title though

[@thetazva]

@@j-fourschutt3175 Doesn't make it a restoration by using the word.

[@oldiejoe3180]

Gute Arbeit. Aber jetzt sieht das Teil farblich eher aus,wie ein Kinderspielzeug:)

[@dwmb38]

you put your self in danger of serious injury by using a "G" clamp on the grinding wheel in order to undo the nut and then reusing the wheel. there is a very good chance the wheel is now damaged and could well explode at working speed.. can be a killer.

[@hasannaci]

Nice job. on the outer body. you forgot to pin the plate at 8:46 back on again. never the less well done.

[@sid1977]

Beautiful restoration! Greetings from Russia!

[@danfarser2880]

Better than new.

[@defender_of_wonder]

The paint is beautiful! Great craftsmanship! 👍🏻❤️😊🛠

[@leftileft8617]

Sorry man, this isnˋt a good restoration.

[@rerun3283]

Where are your restoration videos?

[@Monuments_to_Good_Intentions]

I cringed on the wire terminal crimping

[@ikm64]

Judging by the state those grinding wheels were in that's one well-used machine...

[@DougMcHead]

You should do channel giveaways with some of the stuff you restore.

[@CivilDefenceCanada]

this restoration sponsored by IKEA

[@yeagerxp]

LOL

[@djaydeved]

no sponcored by fucking minions

[@Rungpunth]

It is so pity that all the rusty bolts and nuts are not replaced.

[@Cookiecutter160]

It would of looked fantastic polished aluminium would of looked great

[@dannydena5424]

No man.... Yellow and blue nooooo.....

[@mikemarler8224]

If you don't have access to an arbor press, you can carefully tap these bearings into place. Carefully is the key word. Freeze the bearings for a couple of hours. Heat the housing with a heat gun. Find a socket that matches the outer race. Ensure the housing is clean, then set the cold bearing into place, align the socket over the outer race, and tap it until it's seated. Do not hammer on the inner race. The heat difference will allow the bearings to practically fall into place. Not a fan of the clown paint, but applaud the effort. I would have spent the time to thoroughly clean the exterior, install new bearings and wiring, polish the tool rest assembly, put new wheels on, and left the old paint alone. You could have had perfect function, and old patina.

[@jeancarlosrada8082]

Exelente amigo buen trabajo

[@husafel]

Good job! We’re the large screws on top for oil?

[@captpaulhaugan]

I like the base. The design must be good, because it’s still around. I would have added a light 💡, my eyes 👀 aren’t as good as they used to be. I’d be proud to have such a grinder. Nice work...Paul

[@AdnanKhan-rt3rv]

I like your scrodriver

[@dzrotary]

Why people complaint !!! Is your way of doing it so Screw them!! Nice job by the way!!!! Dz

[@wireworks616]

Great job, your body work is phenomenal. Keep up the good work.

[@MrZorro441]

как то через 1 место сделано, посмотри как иные делают. С душою и вниманием к каждой мелочи. Если конечно сравнить до и после то близко не стояло, но это не более чем кап ремонт. Но уж точно не реставрация.

[@Raul_Gajadhar]

Where is the Name Plate, and the hole for the set screws to extract the stator if the motor blows? and it will because you didn't change that weak old capacitor? Why didn't you clean the rotor and stator while you were cleaning inside the casing? The filler and potty reduced the holes size for airflow. Why did you paint where did not have any in the first place? Why did you filler and potty a bench grinder? If you don't know this.... You just created more problems than you solved, Look how easy it came apart in the first place, try doing it now. I can't like this sort of restore. "0.8/5" You did not need to rush it. I have seen you do better before.

[@ididthisforthecomments.5893]

Raul Gajadhar you really think he would actually use this, it’s a show piece at this point, he probably has other grinders, including the ones he used to restore this one. Stop getting so triggered.

[@Raul_Gajadhar]

@@ididthisforthecomments.5893 That is not an impressive show piece. He'd done much better work before, I just asked him a few questions is all, I am not triggered by the way, and as for that username you have - I'll rate it "and" your reply to my comment combined 0.0012/5, Have a Blessed Night.

[@oldpcgamers7450]

Why don't you make your own videos. Mr Critic

[@Raul_Gajadhar]

@@oldpcgamers7450 If I show you what I restore for a living it will make every lil guy here look bad.

[@PVT.Parts1]

@@Raul_Gajadhar enlighten us. show us what you restore

[@tonoalvarado1436]

La idea de restaurar, es que quede lo más original posible, no veo eso en este trabajo. Saludos, sigue adelante, sigue aprendiendo.

[@paulwhitear4983]

Excellent restoration again. Not to keen on colour scheme

[@wrchung]

At least he changed out bearings...

[@jakobd6028]

More like ''Very Old Bench Grinder Gets A Paintjob'' What a waste of time.

[@peterv8183]

Ugly Paintjob!

[@jayh8490]

Agreed!!

[@cbsolo5628]

What did you do with the Patent Plate? You took it off. I never saw you put it back on!

[@markcagle2158]

I thought you were doing such a good job until you started putting it back together with your he old dirty hardware and could have paid a little more attention to some of the small details. Some new wheels would have made a big difference. And finish the switch plate would have been a nice detail .

[@unpluglvfree9507]

Everyone does things a little different, point is I enjoyed the video, one thing for sure, they don't make them like that anymore.

[@rolandcraggs348]

I'm sorry but all that filler and garish paint ruined a beautiful old machine tool. It makes me want to weep when people bury all that history under some 20th Century garbage invented to disguise shoddy quality. Ruined.

[@jefferyshelley6480]

Kind of disappointing. Paint came out nice why did you 1/2 a@# the rest of it

[@samuelfellows6923]

Music was appropriately themed - was of Orient style - an Oriental in China/Japan. Liked the colours, my favourite is yellow, a bit concerned with the vent holes - was the fan impeller on the rotor sucking enough air though it? 🤔 otherwise a great restoration 😉

[@StefanDembowski]

As usual, fantastic restore.

[@doreenlong4371]

I enjoy these restoration projects but why is there a need to put sound effects on them, just use the original sounds