Vintage Rusted Meat Grinder - Restoration - WorkshopDC

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Vintage Rusted Meat Grinder - Restoration - WorkshopDC
Hi guys! How are you doing?
In today's video I show you how I restored a Vintage Rusty Meat Grinder.
This grinder was produced by Eberle Metalurgica, here in Brazil. This metallurgy exists to this day but with another name, and producing different types of products.
I haven't found anything about the age of this grinder but it may have been produced in the 80's-90's.
To start the restoration without breaking any part of the grinder, I decided to do electrolysis to remove the deep rust and loosen the stuck pieces.
I removed the grinder from the electrolysis and washed it with water only.
After that I started disassembling it.
Only with my hands and the help of a hammer and file I disassembled the entire piece.
With everything disassembled, I washed the parts again but now I used degreaser.
The product was very effective in removing surface rust.
Now I can restore piece by piece.
For the grinder and its internal part I made a Seasoning to protect against bacteria and rust.
I painted the Grinder with Silver spray paint and highlighted its numbering and brand with black enamel.
There was a layer of some metal that protects the surface of the piece, but I don't know what it was.
I also put other parts in the rust remover, brushed and painted too.
I restored the old wood handle and varnished it.
For the pieces that were originally polished I did a nickel plating and polished the parts again.
With all the parts ready, I can assemble the grinder.
I did a little test to see if it is working correctly and yes it does.
Protection Equipments:
- Gloves;
- Goggles;
- Hearing Protection;
- Mask;
Products Used:
- Degreaser;
- Rust Remover;
- Primer;
- Penetrating Oil;
Equipmentis used:
- BenchGrinder;
- Driil;
- Plier;
- Pin puller;
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[@WorkshopDC]

Hi guys! Do you like the video?

[@DrMrSmooth]

Keep going mate . Nice content and restoration ! 👏

[@RestorationAustralia]

Looks new. 👍

[@sporkmeplenty]

Excellent restoration. I like that you reattached the handle but protected the paint.

[@romeldphillips3146]

nice restoration

[@RESTORATIONOFSCRAPMETAL]

Great restoration 👍

[@wagnerabreu9549]

Belo trabalho, para não perder o costume.

[@sharronhogan523]

I have my grandmother's made just like that

[@randomrestoration6858]

Looks like the master of meat grinder restorations is back! You're going to have to remove a rack or two in the oven next time it looks like, that thing hardly fit haha. I'll have to find some time to watch the last couple videos of yours, time sure does fly - Keep up the great work!

[@randomplanet001]

Thank you! Great restoration. More sound please, really love the close up audio

[@yeagerxp]

Muito bom restauro 👍👍👍Obrigado por partilhar. 🇨🇦

[@Tatal.b]

👏👏👏❤️🇧🇷

[@warlenmaldonado9978]

Sua estratégia pra proteger internamente da ferrugem com óleo foi boa... achei que ia niquelar, o que acabaria com o tempo saindo... pq esses moedores são banhados em estanho, e eu nem sei como fazem mais isso hoje em dia. Essa pecinha no final do video nao é a ideal pra moer carne, essa é mais pra mandioca e batata cozida, ainda acha pra comprar as peças.