My Dad who was an old time car mechanic always taught me to give the lapper tool a half or a quarter turn by lifting off the valve seat to gain an even valve seat lap. Your video sure takes me back to the days in the garage with my Dad. Thanks.

Wow, haven't seen one of those in a really long time! My uncle used one all the time. They do work, but the trick it use valve grinding compound between the head and the valve and be very patient. 1 valve can take 15-20 minutes to get just right, and only use the weight of the grinder without any pressure.

You did a beautiful job of restoration and it turned out great. Your wood lathe skills are very good for a beginner on a wood lathe. I only wished you had explained to us exactly what this tool was designed for. Many of us had no idea what it was. I got the impression after reading one viewers remarks that it was designed to grind valves on cars. If he hadn’t made that comment, I would have been totally clueless. As a restorer, always remember that not all of your viewers are skilled mechanics, tool and die makers, woodworkers, etc. Please humor us and better explain what you are restoring, what it’s used for, and how old it is. Otherwise, I thoroughly enjoyed watching you work and will continue to watch your videos. Great job!!!!

@robertjohns1752

4 жыл бұрын

could also be for metal taps and valves in plumbing.

I'm 74 now, but when I was in my mid-20s I bought one of these from Sears & Co. It would turn forward, say 2/3 of a turn and then backwards 1/3 of a turn, then forward again. I couldn't get this to run slow enough to tell. It worked great you just had to put a lot of time into it. You started with coarse compound, cleaned that off then medium and clean that off then fine compound and clean that off. It did a great job of lapping them to each other. I found a modern listing for them: www.sears.com/rotary-9051-cup-valve-grinder-for-9050/p-A014138136?plpSellerId=1800toolrepair1&prdNo=11&blockNo=11&blockType=G11

@Sammy10100

4 жыл бұрын

So was this valve lapper just a tool to clean the top of valves. Am I understanding your comment or am I rong. Please help me out hear.

Tip, when you put the bearings in. I'd have put little grease inside the bearing valley and put them in before assembly. The grease would have held em in place.

I can't help thinking that there a lot of youngsters out there saying "So- - That's what that is but what is a valve?? Good Job for sure and pure entertainment~!!

Clever gearing design, turning single-direction rotary movement into back-and-forth!

Nice work sir! I agree, the paint finish was quite nice.

I like it, can’t beat the old ways sometimes. Thanks for the video youngster, enjoyed watching the process.

That looks stunning

Beautiful work ! Now I know what a valve lapper is. :-)

Didn't know that tool existed. Its clear to see why the hand tool is better. Neat restoration though.

Well, my dad was a car mechanic and I used to help him by grinding valves by hand like you showed up. I didn't even knew that was a kind o grinder like that. Nice restoration btw.

Well for someone who had no idea what this tool was for, now I do, thanks. Good restoration.

Lovely work

Hi R/S 👋👋👋 good to see you 🤝🤝🤝 very good restoration grinder valve lapper 👍👍👍🔥💣👌🏽

Your rationalization for buying a lathe is priceless.....which reminds me....I'm out of toothpicks so I better go out and pick up a new band saw! Great job....best wishes for the holidays.

Good work 👍

beautiful restoration! subscribed.

Felicitaciones!!! Herramienta indispensable en un taller para la reparación de motores, 🇵🇪

You should get a Bounty paper towel sponsorship.

Crazy how impressive that can be

Excellent restoration, very well done Sir! It's a beautiful hand tool, but I'm not sure that it necessarily saved time or was anymore accurate at lapping/grinding valves in than the demonstrated stick and rubber sucker method that I was used too! But really nice to see it restored back to its former glory. Greetings from Southport UK.

Neat little tool! Works best on clean valves, either new or wire-wheeled. And to get the cup to stick it takes a drop of oil or lapping compound in the cup. Try to keep it in line with the valve and don't force it. Works way faster than a spindle lapper.

❇️❇️❇️❇️ Perfect restoration bro 🔥🔥❕

Saludos desde chicago good video

Excellent job. Paint work turned out extremely well... WELL DONE!!! Though doing it by hand seems to be much more effective. 10/10

Good work, they would work some what ok, it depended on your lapping compound..

16:54 "What are you doing a KZread over here? Yeah, I'll help you with your welding. Now, hold that there." "Shouldn't we be wearing gloves?" "Nah, now look away."

Great!

YOU ARE ONE OF THE MOST DESTRUCTIVE RESTORERS THAT I HAVE SEEN. OTHER THAN THAT, I LIKE YOUR WORK!

Well now I know why i have never seen one in all my years of engine work..they work like crap.. but nice restoration

Really coool

Good job R/S

супер концовка! Мучался с восстановлением, а в итоге обычная деревянная палка эффективней)))

Nice😊

Looks like genie

I restored one of those last year in my Industrial Technology class. I’m missing the bit for it though.

nice video

This is the main reason why they stopped doing it ...nice tool but not effective...😎

Great video! Thank you! I noticed that you had two different stations for polishing? Why is that? Hope you make a tour video of your shop one day! Thanks again!

@john2willis70

3 жыл бұрын

Prolly for different grit polishing compound. The last wheel got it mirror shined.

I found the same tool, only in unused condition, in my workshop a month ago lo

Hi. Could you say how long the pieces were left in the degreaser, etc?

Good job, I wanted to ask what is the spray you used after the polishing for rust protection. Thank you 😊

Good job on a bad tool my friend!👍

@xhonivlore7653

4 жыл бұрын

Hahahahahahahaha

Ficou top a restauração, parabéns pelo trabalho

I have a 1960 transmission from a 61" wide industrial paper sheet, that I would like to know if Restoration Station will be willing to rebuild. Is this the type of project RS would like to do?

Very good thank you for this make

21:00 is the satisfying part

What did you use with the buffer

Gostei.

I just bought one of these a couple days ago. Had no idea what it was till I posted a picture of it in my tool restoration group. I'm not a mechanic but I'll restore for 2 reasons. Experience and conversation starter. Great job. What was the paint you used?

Seems to me that it’s a better way to lap valves.

Super jest ta wiertareczka pozdrawiam serdecznie 👍👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏

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Essa não conhecia 🤔

You forgot the lapping compound.

@Jessica-wp5rr

4 жыл бұрын

I'm just sitting watch this like NOOOOOO!!!! stop please.

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Nice resto , only question is on your spray jet black , was it your intention for a satin finish . Satin or hi gloss -- looks great

@RestorationStation

3 жыл бұрын

It's a satin black urethane

грандиозно )

I have no idea what I’ve been watching for the last 20 minutes and this is how the alien invasion captures us.

Это для притирки клапанов? омг

Assistindo agora, os pegadores de madeira deixaram a desejar 😉

I actually have that same tool (in much better shape) that I use to lap the valves on Model A and Model T engines.

You need some lapping paste

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La restauración te quedo perfecta !! Pero sin duda para ese trabajo, lo mejor, es el mango de madera con la ventosa !!!

Did anyone else hear the fox 20th century introduction for the first one

I liked the restoration but didn't understand the founction!

Corvair head.

@RestorationStation

4 жыл бұрын

You win

@ryanintopeka

4 жыл бұрын

@@RestorationStation Do you own a Corvair? I've had several. Great fun.

@corvairkeith

3 жыл бұрын

I checked the comments to see if anyone else picked up on that.

ALBERTSONIC SIOUX CITY..?

I noticed it looks like your using super purple degreaser. You every tried water and Dawn dishwashing liquid. I’ve like it better than the purple jug.

What is a valve lapper?

اني أكول لو مصابغه تطلع أحله بلونه الفضي

all these comments about this and then theres me who has no fucking clue what it does

مافائدة هذه الالة وماهي؟؟

Please explain why you apply paint remover before sandblasting? Sandblast will remove paint anyway, why use chemicals?

@RestorationStation

3 жыл бұрын

Lead paint dust is not good for the body

You should have taken a bigger brush for the paint remover :P

@RestorationStation

4 жыл бұрын

More bigger more better

@SAIFULSULAIMAN

4 жыл бұрын

@@RestorationStation Hi bro where u been since last resto 3 months ago..im patiently waiting ur latest one..🤔😂

Demonic sound at 17:28... 😨

Это что ?

What's this????

طيب تستخدم لأيش

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K

Rare footage inside of SCP-914

Use wet dry sandpaper

@pauljohansson6245

3 жыл бұрын

Don't bother with my comment

Several coats of a high build primers flatted back between coats would've filled them imperfections better than fibreglass filler...🇬🇧👍

@fionafiona1146

4 жыл бұрын

10:50 he ran out

You should always point the jaw towards the direction you're turning channel locks or adjustable wrenches. This ensures a tight grip and your wrench won't slip. Turning the direction you turn them what cause you to round off bolt heads and gouge material you attempting to turn due to the Jaws loosening as you apply pressure causing them to slip. I thought this was common knowledge. I guess you're not that common

Очень много расходного матеряло жаль

watched the whole video. still no clue what this thing does!!

@jeanambu7788

4 жыл бұрын

C'est pour roder le siege de la soupape sur la culasse avec la soupape elle meme: rendre etanche

@frappebaileys4407

4 жыл бұрын

It's a valve lapping tool. Machinists use it to grind motor Valves on the cylinders head seats

@GoodWithHands27

4 жыл бұрын

@@frappebaileys4407 why?

@frappebaileys4407

4 жыл бұрын

If a valve is not "grinded" properly on its seat then that cylinder will suffer from compression loss-among other things -. So special tools such as the one in the video, are used fix a valve on its seat

@GoodWithHands27

4 жыл бұрын

@@frappebaileys4407 ah ok. Seems like that wooden thing did a better job than the tool tho.

I love no music

Oh

Есть тут русские?

@juriysckolenko9892

3 жыл бұрын

Сам то кто????

I really appreciate you not painting the fasteners. I think, and this is just my personal preference natural steel fasteners looks the best.

Why putty on machines and tools? Old dents and scratches are part of the history, even if they are just ornaments Carsten Sweden

انا مو فهمان شي ابدن

Looked like it had japaning on it originally..

13,35 , интересно , а автор знает , о существовании такого инструмента как ШТАНГЕНЦИРКУЛЬ ???

@georgiisorokin3850

4 жыл бұрын

Да ладно тебе. Он же написал, что токарный станок только купил и просит что б не судили строго за некоторые неумения ... всему научится! )))

@solidol_workshop

4 жыл бұрын

Так-то оно так😁.но не посадку под подшипник торчит!

Great work on everything but the paint. I want to break my phone in half when i watch u paint.

Gee, the ultrasonic bath worked really well 1st time, NOT! All that old grease & oil would have come off in seconds by placing the parts in a large container using an old paintbrush and choice hundreds of different solvents intended for such work to scrub the goop off !