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Every Tool
Slovenia
Registrace 18. 09. 2019
Welcome to my channel.
Every Tool deserves a second chance.
So I'm giving it in the form of restoration. 🔧🛠
I do my best to make them better than new.
Here you will find videos about the restoration of old tools and mechanical equipment.
Because restoration is my hobby, I'll do my best to upload at least a few new projects every month.
Stay up to date with my new projects by subscribing to my channel.
You can also follow me on Instagram for some extra content: everytool_insta
Every Tool deserves a second chance.
So I'm giving it in the form of restoration. 🔧🛠
I do my best to make them better than new.
Here you will find videos about the restoration of old tools and mechanical equipment.
Because restoration is my hobby, I'll do my best to upload at least a few new projects every month.
Stay up to date with my new projects by subscribing to my channel.
You can also follow me on Instagram for some extra content: everytool_insta
Old Air Pump Restoration
This is the restoration process of an old hand air pump for inflating tires. It was made by Fadip.
The head of the hose was damaged, so I change the complete hose with a new one.
I decided to keep the rustic look of the handle and the industrial look of the pump housing.
Thanks for watching.
Like, comment, subscribe.
The head of the hose was damaged, so I change the complete hose with a new one.
I decided to keep the rustic look of the handle and the industrial look of the pump housing.
Thanks for watching.
Like, comment, subscribe.
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Old Trowel Restoration
zhlédnutí 848Před 4 lety
This old trowel was in use for many years. Recently it was laying outside the house for at least a year so I finally decided to give it a new look. I decided to keep some signs of usage and rust marks on the surface. This trowel will surely be in use for the generations. I hope you liked it and thanks for watching. Check other videos of my restoration. Like, comment, subscribe.
How To Sharpen The Old Reel Mower Blades - Husqvarna
zhlédnutí 7KPřed 4 lety
There is a quick guide on how to sharpen the blades of the old reel mower. The process could be repeated several times if necessary. Thanks for watching.
How To Restore - Old Husqvarna Reel Mower - Complete Restoration
zhlédnutí 6KPřed 4 lety
This video is about the restoration of an old Husqvarna reel mower ( if anyone knows the approximate make year, please let me know). After disassembling I noticed that the interior is badly rusted, but I chose not to use the filler, but I just removed the rust and keep the visible damage that rust left. Restoring the rubber part of the wheel was not possible so I just cleaned them as much as I ...
Steelyard Balance Scale Restoration
zhlédnutí 3,9KPřed 4 lety
A steelyard balance is a straight-beam balance with arms of unequal length. It incorporates a counterweight which slides along the longer arm to counterbalance the load and indicate its weight. This scale has two different ranges of measuring. One is from 0 - 3 kg and the other is from 3 - 12 kg. I started the restoration with disassembly and sandblasting of the scale. After that, I nickel plat...
How To Restore - Adjustable Wrench - Complete Restoration - With stop motion and time-lapse
zhlédnutí 24KPřed 4 lety
This old wrench was bent and broken and it was not functioning. The moving jaw was bent so much, that it easily fell out. After taking apart the jaw, I started with rust remover and made some amazing time-lapse footage. After removing the pin, it was time to adjust the bent parts. Then there was a very time-consuming process of hand-filing, sanding, and polishing of the parts. Finally, it all c...
How To Restore - Old Rusted Kerosene Lamp (Lantern) - Complete Restoration
zhlédnutí 12KPřed 4 lety
This lantern is one of the smallest storm lanterns ever made. It was really rusted and therefore very hard to restore. In fact, there was the tank cap, that couldn't be saved due to the severe rust. So I temporarily replaced it with the 3D printed one, I designed. About the lantern. The lantern was made in Germany by a company called Fröhlich & Wolter - FROWO. The Frowo No. 45 Was produced betw...
How To Restore - Old Pivoting Vice - Complete Restoration - With 3D Printing
zhlédnutí 2,1KPřed 4 lety
This old vice was hidden somewhere in the back of my Workshop. It was not in use for a long time, because it was missing some handles. I started the restoration with disassembly and paint removal. After some sandblasting, I gave it a shiny orange color. I made a new handle for the screws. And to have all the same plastic caps on them, I 3D printed them all. I designed the cap in a Fusion 360 an...
How To Restore - Rusty Lug Wrench - Complete Restoration
zhlédnutí 761Před 4 lety
In this project, I decided to give back some shine to a regularly used lug wrench. It was rusted all over and the fronts were not leveled. I started by removing the rust and filing some imperfections. After that, I covered it with filler to seal all the holes and dents. When it was sanded, I painted it with a blue color. This wrench never looked so shiny and new. Thanks for watching and please ...
How To Restore - Old Fretsaw - Complete Restoration
zhlédnutí 528Před 4 lety
For this quick restoration project, I took an old fretsaw, lying in my workshop. I choose to change the rivets with new ones. After painting with two-component colors I gave the saw new shiny bolts and wing nuts. As you can see, it works perfectly even on a thicker piece of wood. Thanks for watching and please subscribe to my channel.
How To Restore - Two Speed Breast Drill - Complete Restoration
zhlédnutí 1,2KPřed 4 lety
In this project, I restored the old breast drill. Rotation of the lever was not smooth and the wooden handle didn't turn freely. Removing the gear pins wasn't possible without drilling. So I changed them with the stainless steel spring pins later on. I polished some details to make some shiny contrast. Colors used are two-component Jet black RAL 9005 and Pure orange RAL 2004. Thanks for watchin...
I found that soaking it in ammonia cleans off a LOT of stuff, including most of the rust.
What is the sharpening compound?, this is new to me. and when you reverse the blade what is it sharpening against?
You can use valve grinding compound
Nice Work👍 enjoyed watching 🇺🇸
How do you find a glass for one of these your restoration job looks pretty good
I never took my restorations that far. Lol. Mine are so rusted I'd probly break every tab on them. Great job. 👍
Not sure what you used to seal the fount (tank) but you may want to consider using a small amount of automotive gas tank sealer. Coat the inside real well and let it cure and it should seal up all those hole and the different fuels will not eat through it. Great restoration. That cute little lamp turned out great!
what color did you paint the lamp with?
Really good restoration but had you painted in silver instead of jet black, it had looked still original .thanx for restoring.
Excelente trabalho. Parabéns 👏👏🇧🇷
what is that paste that you use to seal the holes? I never knew you can do that... I wish I knew I throw away a few because I thought it was a done deal.
It is a two component putty. Used in automotive repair also.
@@everytool8557 Oh I see do you happen to have the brand name at hand? I have one lantern left that I didn't throw away I just found it after I left the message and I would like to give it a shot. Thanks.....
Great job! I have a frowo kind of like this that I will be working on soon. Part of the burner is missing, and the large stamped part that attaches after the burner has a major rust hole in it. I wonder if it is possible to repair something like that or if I have to go buy a replacement.
You RUINED it. The rustic look is something you want, now yours looks like a plastic dollar store crap.
To much plastic. I like the older ones that were cast iron and oak handles. I like the orange paint though.
I thought my 19 cm lantern was tiny.
Amazing work! I have the very same drill... any clue of wich brand is it?
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What size drill are you using? I want to do this to my reel mower but the drill we have, is too small by a couple mm.
I had same problem with my hicut 64 so I swapped the gears on each wheel over which reverses the blade turning direction, then turned the wheels by hand instead of using the drill
@@MA-tp7bvthat’s clever!
excellent thank you!
Hi. I have a similar model and need a replacement white plastic fitting inside the spring. Any pointers on where to find one please?
Unfortunately no. You can maybe get someone to make them out of metal (or plastic), based on the original measurements.
Bravo. I was studying about Roman Steelyard and it brought me here. Nice video. Thanks
Great job.👍 that small lantern it cute
Nice work 👍🏼🛠️ Subbed 😄
Thanks
Any idea who made the wrench?
Unfortunately no.
ANTIQUE 8" SPEED NUT WRENCH SPEEDNUT WRENCH CORP CHICAGO USA VTG TOOL 1916.
Restoration is gud.. best part is the kind of idea/design. How it function/works.. auto lock based on width of the nut.. but under day to day usage the center rod which holds the handle and the mouth will get loosened.. a slight play might be seen..could have modified it by adding a steel bush then the rod (rivit), inserted inside the bush, bush to be fitted to the handle, the Outer Diameter of the hole in the handle should b bigger than the hole provided in the mouth.. so handle holds the bush mouth holds the rod.. both in hard steel. It gives a perfect smooth semi turn.. but still this is not bad too. If its only upto restoration.. great job. Hope u understood my idea..
super restoration of a very handy tool
Красиво получилось, но вот гвозди, думаю согнуться при хорошей затяжки
Nice job! Don't forget though that every tool kit should have a wrench from Hand Tool Rescue in it
元々、それほどボロくない物をレストアとか草w日本ではそういうのは「余計なお世話」て言うんだよ! ↑ 英語は分からんから誰か翻訳しれ草w
I like the Idea of using the latest technology to repair/improve the things of yesteryear. Really nice job. Thanks for sharing.
Couldn't agree more. Thanks.
Is that the same Orange that you painted the lawn mower? Nice. Don’t think that I would have painted the vise grips though. Nice job all the same.
Very good
Great job and editing like the reveal bit. handle came out far better than I thought it would need more videos doing keep up the great work
Increible
👏🏻👏🏻
Perfect work. Sir, Which sand used in sand blasting process.
Corundum.
Hey :) Great video :) Can I have your email address?
Thanks.
You can contact me using the about page. czcams.com/channels/xGeXaqNWcKnvnXW8bE6u4w.htmlabout
nice job, look forward to more of your vids
Thanks.
Cool tool - good to see it working too.
Mijita rica
Как всегда всё супер
What brand is the wrench and how old?
Unfortunately I don't know. Maybe someone else will recognise and answer.
ANTIQUE 8" SPEED NUT WRENCH SPEEDNUT WRENCH CORP CHICAGO USA VTG TOOL 1916
Don't stop keep going and good luck 🌹
Thank you.
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I enjoyed this video ! Keep going !
Nice restoration. Very very cool vise but i don't like the colour. Also those nails are to soft of a metal for a vise handle. They will bend very easily. But all in all a very cool resto!
Giz it
good video
Thanks
Great job! Neat little vise and in my favorite color, orange. 😃👍🏼