Very beautiful place, nice green landscapes.

Ты не востановил машину !

@MarcoMarcelloCaponera

2 ай бұрын

Non Posso Solo Che Molto In Gamba

Как музейный экспонат пойдет, а как как инструмент... отдайте на переплавку

Colleagues Internet users are right about the need to buy or make at least an uncommon assembly table. The back is too overloaded! The repair of the old electric threader is correct, but it seems to me that the thread die is already worn. A lot of hard work, congratulations and best regards 😀.

I have actually operated a machine much like this. A little bigger and the well was full of cutting/cooling oil. As a kid, I thought it was very old in 1962. Worked well tho.

@loupgarou-dj3tm

Жыл бұрын

I fixed a bunch of them in the 80's. They put basically the same machine on a tripod for field use and plumbers use them. Nobody breaks stuff like plumbers.

@carlthor91

Жыл бұрын

Yep, late 70's for me. Rigid model, did up to I think a 2" pipe, or 1" rod, remember having lots of different dies for it.

@UnyahPe1601

Жыл бұрын

​@@carlthor91 This is US Rigid machine, I've used this type of model.

@carlthor91

Жыл бұрын

@@UnyahPe1601 Yep, looks to be a 1215, I used a 535.

Ну да, шарахался по местности и кто-то ,,случайно,, снимал видео...

@VitalKitsune

Жыл бұрын

Найти это чудо он мог и в соседней провинции или что там у них, потом притараканить ближе к дому, а потом начать снимать.

Welcome to another magical "mudrestauration" in flip-flops

@GREATGARLOOXX

Жыл бұрын

I like how the aluminum case had brown rust on ot

@wop60

Жыл бұрын

And with hens in the background

@antoninpanek-ei9mb

Жыл бұрын

​@@GREATGARLOOXX❤

@YoyoSunaryo-wr7ny

Жыл бұрын

@@reserved50 i up

@neilward5968

Жыл бұрын

Japanese safety boots !

I, as others remember a machine very similar to this one, Made by Ridge Tool Co, for many years the top maker of pipe tools, and very popular; "Some day you will wish you had a RIDGID tool!" Whatever make this particular machine is, it is very similar to the Ridgid 400 power vice. I first used one in the mid sixties, then much later actually bought one for the Maintenance department at work...that was around 1992. Far as I know, it is still working like new. Never had a problem with rust, as the parts were always well supplied with oil during normal operation! NEVER use water or a water based cutting fluid! Use only cutting oil, available in light or dark. I always used dark, as a can came packed with the machine, and it was quite satisfactory. By the way, the original power cord was very heavy, #10 I believe, as it drew a lot of amps when under load cutting threads in 2" pipe! It also was controlled by a foot switch, and had a reversing switch.

Rất việt nam nhưng mang tầm thế giới

Короче. Резьбу нарезать так и не смог.

Este japonês ainda vai encontra um disco voador no seu quintal para restaurar🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

The man @kfourom is right you cant use water, threading oil go's in the bottom.

Olio per filettare non acqua, vaschetta per truccioli di ferro cuscinetti che tagliano con dentatura giusta in base al tubo da filettare posizionati esattamente sulla misura del tubo che va fresato in testa con la fresa alla quale manca la manopola. L'ho usata tanti anni ero idraulico.

初めまして私は日本人です。いつもながらの機械ののメンテナンスの技術は最高goodです。おせっかいかもしれませんが、メンテナンスの個体はある程度作業台でやると腰に負担が減少されて楽ですよ

@ZygmuntKiliszewski

11 ай бұрын

Yes, greetings 😀.

What in the hell is using water?😢 I use the same pipe machine every day. It has to be oil. Not water. But I give him an a for trying

Restauro non eseguito molto bene ...mancanza di un accurata pulitura dei particolari e non riverniciato alcuni particolari che in origine erano verniciati. Mancanza di un banco da lavoro per il montaggio della madrevite e mancanza di metodo. Consiglierei di osservare video di come si esegue un corretto restauro restando comodi ....buon lavoro

@samuelfellows6923

11 ай бұрын

He’s a fraudster and doesn’t care 😠

Всё-таки завидую я им: у них всё растёт буквально под ногами - от джекфрута до труборезного станка...

@56acz

Жыл бұрын

Главное "найти" до того как хозяева подойдут.

It's a cute video to show the workings and concept of that machine, but by no means is it restored to usable condition. Many others below have stated the obvious stuff like you can't use water instead of oil to lube and there were a ton of parts that were not lubed up on reassembly. To actually restore it to working condition there were more than a few parts that would have needed replacing or machined new. Keep up the good work and keep honing your skills. You certainly put in effort on these videos.

Это постановка!

@56acz

Жыл бұрын

Нет, это современный способ стричь бабло без особых телодвижений

Cleaning the surface from rust and painting - is not a restoration without fixing it's geometry. Parts are horribly wobbling, and the thread quality you got is total fail. Also machine oil has to be used instead the water. Watch videos how to work with portable diestock with adjusted jaws, and how to sharpen them.

Wow!!!! Floors me how you take something totally apart, many many pieces and then get it back together in working order. Enjoy watching

great restoratoration another comes back to life great job

Phí thời gian coi. Nội dung dỡ, công nghệ tồi, phục hồi như không.

first comment :)

I see they had steel toed sandals in today's fashion, Ha. Evapo rust would save you hours of time.

@samuelfellows6923

Жыл бұрын

He is a fraudster = doesn’t care

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Hello Eblan. Great job. What's the name of your friend? Pi Do Ras?

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هو لازم يبدأ الفديو بهذه الطريقة الغريبة أنه يبحث فى الركام يجد الآلة القديمة التى عفا عليها الزمن فيقوم بتجديدها.. صارت حركة سخيفة جدا

@user-sm1je3ek6k

11 ай бұрын

ابدأ الفيديو بالفك والتنظيف مباشرة

Great work❤

esses chineses fazendo "restauração" são uns comédias. o cara usa uma luvinha de látex pra trabalho pesado em metal enferrujado. a restauração no final fica pior do que estava antes.

poor restoration threading not good tools worn

THANKIOU

Хрень полнейшая, Лерка и труборез в одном. Тяжело, громоздко, шумно. Хрень короче

水道配管工具ですよ。

Sand blasting would be appreciated...

No where near a restoration, more like butchering. These guys have very, very little engineering knowledge. Hammering cast aluminium and steel guide rods with a large steel hammer is ludicrous, this will cause swelling and deformation, I saw a soft faced hammer, but the steel hammers were used. No cleaning of bearing surfaces and very little lubrication on moving parts. Soluble oil or straight oil should be used when cutting threads, not water. There are so many errors that I wonder whether it is just us few engineers making comments to correct these actions are being outweighed by the non-engineers or friends of the originator.

Dirty work

omg what a botch .... yeah you have dump a little bit color over the electrochemical metal working machine and say then " hey look i are the king of restore " lol ... but 1) the machine need OIL ON ALL THE SLIDING SURFACE AND NOT WATER 2) the machine too OIL FOR THE THREADING 3) the machine need grind threading die then looking the not more so like 29:26. but so is the machin only scrap metal HAHA

Fake .

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