Those boys did GREAT work!! I LOVED watching them do their thing By Golly!! THANKS!!

@MarekTabi

10 ай бұрын

Thank you for coment 👍 enjoy another videos 😊

Your neighbors are just going to love you

WoW! Too many critics.30 days 10 hrs aday, probably more, @ even $30 an hr. Bless You for Your Commitment To Save a Piece of History! Some of YOU Guys should be ashamed!

A good steam cleaning, no disassemble, re-lube. Ready to use. Original finish was perfect, character.

I like how you show the amount of time it took to restore this item. Simple but appreciated touch

That is a smart man there...painted the machine in a outfit of nearly the same color.

Congrats, you are the proud owner of the fabled "portable earth quake machine".

@MarekTabi

6 жыл бұрын

but it is big helper :)

One of the best and most entertaining videos on KZread. Thanks

That is an inspirational video of patience, persistence and purpose.Well done!

Excellent video and nice job on your hammer. LOVED the ragtime piano! Goes very well with the sped up video.

your neighbors must love you

For those complaining- the jazz piano is well-matched to the 10 times speed action of the parts removal. I imagine, as the machine's nameplate looks Croation, the guys don't speak English, AND we get to hear the actual hammer demolishing wood piece at end! While the word 'restoration' is exaggerated here. Clean paint and reassemble is accurate. Nevertheless, the lads get my thumbs up for good videography+ dog. :-)

The color matching the shirt, and...the Dog! LOL

Atta boy! Good time and good result. I probably would have fussed over the paint to long and added another week. Good work rescuing this old machine from the rust heap.

58 yo hammer, 2017 controls. Nicely done!

Awesome job restoring that power hammer!! Great effort! Looking forward to see it in action!!

I would never have the patience or skill to rebuild this machine. You made it just like new.

I gotta hand it to you...you've got tenacity kid, I like that. Solid work. I'll bet your neighbors "love" you.

Great video. I like the way you tested the hammer out by crushing that 2×4. Priceless.

I'd of loved to have seen that powder coated. Wouldn't need a paint job for another 100 years. Still, I fully understand the cost and environmental hazards for such a rebuild. What a rebuild, get a kiss from the Missus and the dog all in one show. Well done .

Restoration is dismantle, clean, lick of paint

It was new 58 years ago, and now it's new again! Great video!

This comment section is painful to read, he's just sharing his passion on KZread why are you guys complaining about a title or a music ?!?

well !, it makes fire wood. great job !!

Nice job fella .... a decent balance between complete strip and restoration and a functional tidy result. Also extra thumbs for the stunning GSD...

Excellent job restoring that amazing hammer! I am so jealous right now, kudos!

Forget the music..the job is awesome

Really nice job. If people click on a video about a power hammer restoration then complain about the music, I don’t know what to say. That’s a nice hammer. I like the shepherd cameo also

Nicely done. Like that shade of green.

I had to quite half way through, I couldn't take the piano music any more. I liked the GSD!

I can see some beautiful upcoming projects :D

probably should have made the base much bigger so you could stand on it.. put steel pockets at the corners so the whole power hammer and standing area are now floating on air suspension bags from trucks or buses.. reducing the hammer forces on the concrete pad, your building and the soil for several blocks around.. air suspension.. you could even build that up to slip under the existing wooden block base.. will probably need to have your stereo blasting a track from the 9 inch nails first album.

I love work, I can watch for hours how others work.

I love this video. The piano is perfect for this!

Beautiful! Beautiful! Well done!

Está merece tudo de bom pelos grandes trabalhos prestados a todos. ...

nice hammer. You guys work so fast I'm ready for a nap!

Loved it! Working man resto. All the negative comments are from people who will never get off the couch and achieve anything. Anyone who has restored a machine for personal use understands, get it running so I can beat on some metal. Great job, looking for a power hammer myself.

@JOHNUDT

5 жыл бұрын

:-)

Your neighbors must hate you now. I love to see you restore this thing.

Nice work great restoration

Amazing job. I am sorry that many people in the comments came here just to tell you did it wrong. For me it was great.

Fantastic music (really). Sorry all. Got sick of reading comments from people to stupid to find the mute. Marek can you please post the artist / song in your videos (be polite to a different kind of artist). Personally I was expecting comments about how a person who buys this kind of thing should be able to make a trolley to move it. Nope. Just music and paint / whine and complaint. I am looking forward to seeing all Mareks plans (be)come real(ity). More videos like this please. Thank you.

love what you do, this is such a cool channel!!!

I love it and enjoyed every step in restoration process. good work

Finally, a way to smash that pesky kindling into smithereens

Super!!!👍👍👍

Beautiful job

Хорошая работа. Молодцы мужики.

Nicely done sir.

Nice video. Enjoy your hammer.

Dude that's awesome. Hope to see some video of you using it soon

That is the worlds must beautiful wood crusher.

No cambio los rodamientos del motor eléctrico, no lavó los embobinados del motor, ni los barnizo. el mantenimiento mecánico. Los muelles no los quito ni cabio los bujes. Ni los bujes de la polea motriz, le pusieron cinta adhesiva para que no se rayará y el rectificado? La cabeza deslizante, no le hizo lapedado a la guías, ni rectifico las cuñas del cabezal. No hablaron del material para buje bronce sae 64, ni sus tolerancias entre flecha y buje creo que era mejor traer a el tornero de la ciudad, y que el hubiera fabricado los bujes y demás piezas, cualquier taller eléctrico le da mantenimiento a ese motor por un precio razonable. Esperaba un vídeo como los de america, no de pintura, pero claro los mejores para dar un buen mantenimiento, es la gente mayor de edad. Felicidades por su restauración! Saludos desde Monterrey México.

And not a single appearance by Charlie Chaplin.

Fun vidja; good choice on the toonage selection.

I loved it. The music is spot on.

nice work that turned out beautiful! I'm 14 and currently restoring an old 800-pound Delta Rockwell lathe

@MegaHellstrike

6 жыл бұрын

When I was 14 years old I could barely construct a bowl of cereal, hot damn!

@sheppardpat47

6 жыл бұрын

Good luck!

@laurenssmith9534

6 жыл бұрын

At the moment I’m working on a Colchester Bantam mk1 800 from 1964 although it only has an electrical fault it still has the odd bit of rust for me to clean off. Also I’m about the same age as you as well.

@lindsayfog5246

5 жыл бұрын

hope you learnt how not to half heartedly throw paint on a beautiful machine

@Al828282

5 жыл бұрын

I was 16 when I helped restore a commercial dough mixer. The things I learned back then stuck with me to this day.

Fuck me that is one of the best restoration videos of such big machinery i have seen yet..... really nice work.

Amazing tough job looks like new

Great job

Alright now for some Damascus swords

Awesome ! Thank you.

A big congrats on getting your power hammer and love the the refinish But you had me scared when I seen the white paint LOL Great job on the paint job and redoing the electrical work as well Thumbs Up

Well done!

WOW WHAT A SKILL AND HARDWORKING

Lot of work just to bust up some splinters! Nice job on the restoration.

Pinstripes. It needs performance-enhancing pinstripes.

Amazing restoration! I wish I could restore stuff but I live in an apartment and i have to put chairs on my bed to do push ups so I guess I'll wait.

Wow quality work mate it looks like it just come off the shop floor nice one👍🤘🏻

On a smaller size prako hammer I spent 2 months... stripped the hammer to bare casting, used bondo, polyurethane paint.. buffed all the metal partns clean and shiny... relathed some of the parts and scraped in the slides.. this is just a paint job in my opinion :P I'm sure you're not even using the right lubrication products... plus all your neighbors will be happy.. you have not created an antivibration foundation for the hammer (switching of several soft and hard layers to absorb the vibrations).. given certain conditions the hammer strikes of a hammer this size can be felt 10 houses away.

@cohhx

6 жыл бұрын

glad I wasn't the only one thinking this was a lot of work for a sloppy paint job

@kwright286

6 жыл бұрын

That's what I was thinking. I didn't really see much real work done here to the machine surfaces or bearing placement. I hope this isn't indicative of typical refurbished machines.

@chronokoks

6 жыл бұрын

No this guy obviously has zero machining experience and probably doesn't even own proper metalworking machines. So it's not a restoration but just a cleanup and a paint job.

@iteerrex8166

5 жыл бұрын

When I saw that white stuff "slapped" on I was like what kind of paint remover is that.. It was the primeRRR lol. Yup just a clean up is all.

@zundappchef

5 жыл бұрын

u restored my faith in humanity a little , most of these so called restoration jobs on youtube are just sloppy paint jobs ( not even propper)

Looks great! Cats and dogs like i too!

That is some solid dedication and love for machining right here

@minhtruonghoang1922

6 жыл бұрын

b3m

@HeathRho

5 жыл бұрын

He didn't even remove the rust and old paint before slapping another coat on... breaks my heart.

Nice work, thanks for the video.

Nice job man.

neighbors love you

not stripping off the old paint ruffled my jimmies, but besides that, great restoration

Great Job!

Excelente su martillo pilón,muy bueno su trabajo

Very big work! Like!

The next person I see who plays piano is getting a punch in the face in retaliation for this music.

@AppleGeniusInc

6 жыл бұрын

Lol I'm gonna vomit the next time I hear this song.

@two-bit8502

6 жыл бұрын

Settle down now tough guy

@robertqueberg4612

5 жыл бұрын

People who can’t mute a video should not be outside alone. Just finish your beer and go home.

@M21L35

5 жыл бұрын

@ Robert Queberg....Most classic response, EVER!

@spyrocete11

5 жыл бұрын

about to lose my mind listening to this.

Awesome job man!

Awesome job, now get to work making blades!

I'm sure your neighbors just love you......

Nice, not built for SEMA but looks great and updated electronics is a nice touch. I wonder if you could get a cube steak die for it. lol

the pillow is filled with boiling oil. cracks are filled with dry sand. in 5-8 layers.

That was great!

Excellent and terrific! ;)

Разобрать, покрасить, собрать. Вот это реставрация. Валы на сухую, некоторые узлы вобще ну вскрывали....

@user-ex6zz5nw6n

5 жыл бұрын

Видать заебался, даже 1 болт из 4х покрасил))

@vilfkzn7768

2 жыл бұрын

Шпатлю по краске, "и таак сойдет")

Cuait Good restoration an big like to see next one 👍

Sandblasted Then ground. Polish Etch 15 layers clear lacquer Fine sanding between layers Polish Then it's restored Don't forget the motor either

@cohhx

6 жыл бұрын

this video should be called sloppy paint job and moving a power hammer with no hand truck

@Qardo

5 жыл бұрын

Well, it does work. Doesn't have to be a show piece. It is a working tool.

@HeathRho

5 жыл бұрын

It likely worked before the terrible paint job.... Didn't even bother to remove the rust before slapping another coat of pea soup green on.

🎥 Beautiful work !. _ Congratulations! 👍 🇧🇷

Great job man on lovely looking hammer also lovely dog

Wahnsinn.Gut gemacht

Looks great, but why did you only paint 1 of the 4 giant bolts at the base red? That's really messing with my OCD

@MarekTabi

6 жыл бұрын

That bolt is one and only thing brand new :D

I bet your neighbors love you after this build lol.

@Theelderdragon01

6 жыл бұрын

All the dancing knick knacks in the surrounding area is gonna make in right popular.

@robertqueberg4612

5 жыл бұрын

After this build, he has no neighbors. He bought all of the houses for ten percent of value, donated the hammer to a museum and took a huge tax deduction against the next year’s windfall profit on the sale of the houses, and moved to a new neighborhood where it all began again. His body was found floating in a river close to his new neighborhood.

I don't like looping music but this was pretty good.

I like what you did. One thing this hammer packs a thump, this thump is sent into the ground. This could crack the foundation of your house

@AndTheCorrectAnswerIs

5 жыл бұрын

I guess you missed the clearly visible isolation mount. Separate slab section, thick rubber mat, 4x4 wood platform.

Good job

He visto muchos videos sobre restauración de objetos, pero aquí noto muchas carencias: No eliminaron el óxido de las piezas, pintaron sobre pintura vieja y reseca, su taller es prácticamente inexistente o sea que tienen carencia de equipos para realizar el trabajo. Prácticamente solo desarmaron, quitaron el polvo y volvieron a armar.

Seems like a stretch to call this a restoration, seems more like a tear-down and repaint if anything. Oh well, still a cool looking wood smasher.