Antique Hand Cranked Grinder - Restoration

You can find more information in the description Follow me on Instagram @my_mechanics I also have a Patreon page The grinding wheel is unbalanced The entire workbench shakes Let's start the disassembly I start by cleaning the parts with the parts washer Very strange, I found all these screws and nails in the mechanism Stripper 30 minutes later I have to remove them before sanding the piece Let's restore this piece I'm going to redo the hole Drill at 2.9 mm Countersink at 2.99 mm Clean the inside of the

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le Stain Linseed oil I create a cover for the

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le Epoxy glue Recycle this part to make the shaft of the handle These little points are diamonds They allow me to cut the wheel I printed these two there on very thick paper Glue Sleeve of the grinding wheel Oh!

I'm making a new one Stain Linseed oil I need a sleeve for the sleeve Epoxy glue This plate doesn't fit at all I'm making a new one Much better this way I just smoothed out the sharp edges of these parts Here we go again for sandblasting To get a good finish Blueing liquid Preparing for painting Two-component primer Wet sanding Two-component “Jet Black” paint (RAL 9005) Replaced these old grease nipples I also polished all these bolts and nuts Ready to reassemble Loctite And there you have it! Like, comment, subscribe Final test Thanks for watching Subscribe here