Restoring a Craftsman Paint Sprayer | Made in USA Restoration
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- Restoration tutorial for a Made in USA Craftsman paint sprayer. Another how to instructional video for saving the American tools in your garage.
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=== 🎖️ About Channel 🏆 ===
My goal is to bring old, vintage American tools back to life. I hope to motivate, support and build a community of garage and restoration enthusiasts.
While this channel focuses on American-made tool restorations, the techniques can be used on any of your restoration projects. You will also see that my restorations are tools that I use around my shop. My passion developed over the years from being raised near the American automotive industry in Detroit, MI and Toledo, OH.
Thank you so much for your support in growing this channel to help more people restore their vintage tools!
We are totally with you on keeping everything as close to original as absolutely humanly possible. I have actually unsubscribed from someone when they threw the tool in rust remover and stripped it bare without even TRYING to save the labels. But I wasn't the only one upset.
A funny story - several months ago were embarking on our CZcams channel journey and trying to find a good name for our channel. Our first name choice was Restoration Nation. I always research thoroughly so of course we stumbled upon your channel. I watched a video or three and subscribed.
I really really love how much care you take with these littlle pieces of history.
My husband and I plan to do the same. Keep up the great work!! Excellent preservation of the labels. That was my favorite part.
I left one of the top restoration channels here on CZcams because after they cleaned off the company stamp they engraved their own logo on the tool. The pieces being restored will always be bigger than the our brand.
This really is a great comment. I'm glad you took the time to send this. Thank you!
@@OneNationRestorations same here. I quit watching a big name as well for the exact same reason! And you are absolutely correct. The preservation of history should be more important than putting your name on something that wasn't yours. Great minds!
I'm going to try restoring my grades using that tutorial
This is my favorite restoration video so far! Man that looked messed up and you brought it back to life!! Nice work!
Thanks! I'm always looking to improve the quality of my videos and restorations. Thanks for the feedback!!
Awesome restoration. I love how you keep everything original and true to its design.
I think the original gimmick came from restoring classic cars. I always go for the factory look.
Dude you lucked out with the decals! Great job!
Did I ever! The decal industry makes a killing off my restorations.
cool project
Thanks! I've enjoyed your projects, too. Keep them coming.
@@OneNationRestorations Thanks!
I would have thrown that sprayer in the trash. You made it look new. Another solid piece.
I think the phrase is one person's trash is another person's treasure.
@@OneNationRestorations That's what I like about this channel. The diamond in the rough...
My eye is always on the lookout for those diamonds. If you ever see any out there, let me know!!
Gotta show a follow up video using it
I have a video dropping soon where I'll be painting my shop walls with it! Stay tuned!!
Again, so satisfying to watch! I love your channel!
I think the video was awesome! Informative and no useless information. Great job!
craftsman is great tools
Did not expect it to come out looking so good. Great job on the resto
There were a couple parts that made me nervous, but I'm glad it turned out, too
This project is awesome! It really speaks to me more than other projects. However all your projects are incredibly satisfying to watch!
I love that you said "speaks to" you!
I'll make sure to pump out more content like this.
Fantastic video...love your dedication!
Just found your channel and I’m happy i did. I’m so tired of the fake restoration videos from you know where. Keep up the good work!
I wonder if the cricut might solve your decal needs
I appreciate the recommendation!
It looks like that machine is for cutting out designs. I think that's on the right track though
Me: No way he can restore this
One Nation Restorations: Hold my beer
Great job as always 👏. Can't wait for more videos !
I have the same one that I brought at a goodwill for $8 nice video ✌🏾
good job bro.👏👏👏
Hopefully after all that work, you restored the carrying case too.
Darnit. I had a soul-cleansing massive garage junk throw-out, and just last week I threw one of these away after having it sit unused for 20 years. It was my late dad's and was hopelessly clogged as he hadn't cleaned it out the last time he used it. I really had no use for it as I despise overspray and I prefer using a roller for painting. It was noisy and messy, but, still...I'm kicking myself. 😉
Where did you find that?
I picked it up at an antique mall in Springfield for $5
Now you know that you'll need a follow up video, using this American Made tool, to Restore American Made tools, Right? 😉
I love the way you think. I'll be sure to show it off.
I want this channel to grow and the best way I can do this is for me to get better. In the comment section below leave some feedback about how this video and restoration can be improved.
exponential growth!
I thought this was excellent and professionally done
Loving the videos... Only thing I would ask you to change would be showing the parts being used at the end of the video. Otherwise we are just watching something be cleaned.
This is great advice. Everything I restore is for my shop and I always intend on showing them in future projects, but that doesn't help this video. I'll be sure to show them in action from now on. Thank you for helping with the channel.
@@OneNationRestorations Keep up the good work! There is a huge market on CZcams for restoration videos, as seen by the larger channels doing it. You may not have many subs now, but if you keep up this formula, I can see your channel growing pretty quickly. Especially considering none of the other "big name" restorations do voice-overs.
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I have one of these that came in the box, never used but it makes a loud buzzing noise when the trigger is pulled. Any ideas?
These paint sprayers are loud and the buzzing is normal. The start-up is jolting when you pull the trigger and the running buzz isn't much better. I had a Wagner 25 years ago and it was the same way out of the box, so I knew what to expect with this one. Here's a video of one being used so you feel better about yours. Go to the 5:30 mark for the sound. czcams.com/video/WdGyYbfAAok/video.html
@@OneNationRestorations thanks, it sounds just like that! I'll try again with water, maybe the paint was too thick
@@OneNationRestorations that ended up not working. I held the trigger down a while with water in the cup but nothing ever came out. I just don't understand