Ik im real late to this comment section but people can literally turn off the volume if they dont wanna hear the music. Make the videos how u want and the right people will support you!
Really fun watching your back catalogue! Does that gold ring serve a function, or is it just decorative? (It looks nice and pulls the piece together aesthetically, but I’m scratching my head what it does)
Thank You so very Much for this very good video and Super Great! attention you gave to all the parts of said compressor so it can now get back to work doing what it was made to do.
Very good restoration 👍👍👍Thanks for sharing. I have to admit I resisted google recommendation but I gave in. That is a beautifully engineered machine. No rust in the motor
Excellent restore! Best looking compressor I’ve seen, and I have owned a number! I’m an airbrush artist! I would have loved this one, but instead of red, make it Voodoo Purple!
Thanks for the video, Great Work!! I'm on a kick watching all these restoration videos. I wish you guys would show the products your using during the restoration.
Pay no attention to the keyboard cowboys my friend, it’s your project not theirs✌🏼 Apparently they all are experts in the field of restoration, but are desperately lacking tact when it comes to constructive criticism 🤪...
Lovely job, as I was late watching this I read the comments beforehand and avoided the 'shitty music', cheers to all the people who hated the music and thanks for the warning.
Beautifully Done!! You put a lot of effort into this job, therefore it is strange that you did not check the bearings on the compressor and motor. After all, this is a 1950 compressor.
@@MWRestoration Intro music when you show the overview of whatever you're restoring is ok though. That music at the end could be your intro music too, it's nice. Also great job on the restoration!
Music was THE thing for videos like this a few years ago. Now, not so much people seem to prefer the speed up sounds of whatever it is your doing. Intro and Outro music is fine though.
One big thing the most important thing has been over looked as usual when people restore a air compressors. The condition of the “INSIDE” of the air tank. People are seriously injured or killed every year by compressed air tanks exploding because of the inside being badly corroded due to water inside the tank.
beautiful restoration geez, little tip, if you use a bit of tape on the jaws of your spanners you wont mess up the brand new paint job. just seems odd when you have put all that hard work and effort into it.
Howcome no bearings replaced? Surely with a job looking like this with a lot of work and effort, you'd put new bearings in the motor and the crankshaft. The music wasn't too bad for me, I'd prefer without but at least it was low level, almost like background music for you while you worked. Where did the big capacitor go? Saw it come off, and not there after. Maybe explaining that might be a good idea? Nice looking job though. Well done.
Hope you checked the inside of that tank and hydrostatically tested the tank to double the working pressure. Even that size of tank pressurized can kill or badly injure you. The restoration is awesome and all but be careful with old tanks they've killed many people.
A lot of work - a bit too much, in my opinion. :) Remove the neglect - clean the shop grime, degrease, remove the rust. Take care of the wear and tear - gaskets and filters, repair the damage. But if the paint is 95%, as in this case then just clear coat it and keep the patina and it's history. All that new paint hurts my eyes a bit.
Yes! Incredible how you make the things seems so easy. Well, it's easy to you. Very good, but I don't saw you restore the motor. (The coil copper part)
Love how it's in the colors of the german flag :))
Ik im real late to this comment section but people can literally turn off the volume if they dont wanna hear the music. Make the videos how u want and the right people will support you!
wonderful skill!
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Literally “Awesome”: (extremely impressive or daunting; inspiring great admiration, apprehension, or fear.)
5 star what a job nice one
Nice restoration bro 👍💪
Really fun watching your back catalogue! Does that gold ring serve a function, or is it just decorative? (It looks nice and pulls the piece together aesthetically, but I’m scratching my head what it does)
REALLY GOOD RESTORATION !!!!!!!!!
Thank You so very Much for this very good video and Super Great! attention you gave to all the parts of said compressor so it can now get back to work doing what it was made to do.
I've seen your other videos as well as this one, we will be at SEMA Thank you for the content
Looks absolutely amazing. Nice restoretion my friend 👌👍
Fantastic restoration! My one suggestion would be to polish and clear coat the copper, not paint it.
Beautiful work. Fantastic result!
Excellent restore, thanks for sharing.
Great.
Very good restoration 👍👍👍Thanks for sharing. I have to admit I resisted google recommendation but I gave in. That is a beautifully engineered machine. No rust in the motor
Spectacular ! Nicely done.
Great looking clean-up. I hope the tank had no interior corrosion and is still safe.
Beautiful !!! I think i am going to get me one of these for my dining room !!!
Nothing wrong with the music. I like it.
You made a fine job of that restoration. It looks fantastic.
Nice job, very clean, done right.
Excellent restore! Best looking compressor I’ve seen, and I have owned a number! I’m an airbrush artist! I would have loved this one, but instead of red, make it Voodoo Purple!
Wonder full Restoration
Beautiful job.
Wire wheels.. the greatest invention ever
Wow you've got fast hands!
Absolutely big achievement !!! Thumbs up!
Very clean nice 👍 job you did
Gut gemacht.
Thanks for the video, Great Work!! I'm on a kick watching all these restoration videos. I wish you guys would show the products your using during the restoration.
Excellent! This totally has a firehouse feel with that color scheme. Very nice job!
Thank you 😊
Pay no attention to the keyboard cowboys my friend, it’s your project not theirs✌🏼 Apparently they all are experts in the field of restoration, but are desperately lacking tact when it comes to constructive criticism 🤪...
Joe Deveau Well said.
Perfect for an air spray painting gun, or small tool air supply.
Excellent restore!
Awesome restore.👍
Lovely job, as I was late watching this I read the comments beforehand and avoided the 'shitty music', cheers to all the people who hated the music and thanks for the warning.
So pretty I would place it on a pedestal in the family room as a conversation piece. Yes, I have a huge family room, lol.
Great restoration video and I like the colors.
Eres un crack para las restauraciones. Saludos desde El. Salvador
this is my jam
Beautiful job!!
Beautiful restoration. Wish I had one like that. Thanks for the video
Wow amazing job as always keep up the great work 👍🏻👍🏻
very nice--- personally i would not have painted the copper and brass parts. but thats just me.
Great Work !!
Very Nice restoration... too bad you didn't replace the bearings.... they may be ok now but they can't have that many more years of life left.
Very cool old compressor bro, nice job
yeah, I'm with the others, fantastic restoration, but the music, well from now on I won't even put on my headphones.
Beautifully Done!! You put a lot of effort into this job, therefore it is strange that you did not check the bearings on the compressor and motor. After all, this is a 1950 compressor.
Areal credit to you, great video including the music
Great restore, but the music was AWFUL! Please just leave off the music in future videos! Thanks!
Also, it's "Let's begin the restoration".
ok
Second it!
@@MWRestoration Intro music when you show the overview of whatever you're restoring is ok though. That music at the end could be your intro music too, it's nice. Also great job on the restoration!
Good job
Super video
Awesome and then some.
Music was THE thing for videos like this a few years ago. Now, not so much people seem to prefer the speed up sounds of whatever it is your doing. Intro and Outro music is fine though.
Now he can do spray paint with this air Compressor
Muito legal..boa qualidade.
Crikey, I like the music.
bellissimo.....Bravo
Awesome job did you clean inside air tank I seen a person putting sanding stones inside an hook it up to a lay then put epoxy on the inside
I like that you made sure to put teflon and sealant in the proper places..
Excellent work..these machine you keep or you put them up for sale ???
Nice job. That motor fan looked bad. Was that concrete? Nice work.
One big thing the most important thing has been over looked as usual when people restore a air compressors.
The condition of the “INSIDE” of the air tank. People are seriously injured or killed every year by compressed air tanks exploding because of the inside being badly corroded due to water inside the tank.
beautiful restoration geez, little tip, if you use a bit of tape on the jaws of your spanners you wont mess up the brand new paint job. just seems odd when you have put all that hard work and effort into it.
very nice work. Nice and clean.
You should clean with sandblasting machine
The music was annoying and if the air tank is rusty inside it's a time bomb
I didn't know what to think at first but it turned out ok did this...🇬🇧👍
Amazing 🤗💪👍
Lots of restoration videos but not a sandblaster in sight. Its so easy to make a sandblast Cabinet and cheaply.
Cang believe people still restore this, I feel bad cause if it was me Id just throw the whole damn thing away
I have a really old air compressor when I moved into my new house.
I tested it on 4/5/20 (today)
I wonder if a small sand blaster with walnut shells media would work.
26:12.. bolt doesn't look like its been tightened properly... Could been an illusion though? Great restoration!
Dude, turn the music off. Look at the big resto channels, no music. None of us want to hear it.
Music and restoration videos don't belong together.
You ’ve done a very big job. How long did it take to repair? I want to know
Why did you paint the copper elements?
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You really make use of your power drill and angle grinder lol. You need more tools! A parts washer and sand blaster would go a long way!
Is the black substance oil?
At 25:33 Beautiful 🥰😘 Just Like New 😁😏
Thanks very much 😊😊😊
Hard to watch with the music dude
The music put me on my feet.
This one seems very familiar. I'm pretty sure I have seen this before. Yet it was added only a day or two ago.
You forgot the bolt for the pulley at the motor...
Did you find the 3 balance weights didn't see them restored
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Howcome no bearings replaced? Surely with a job looking like this with a lot of work and effort, you'd put new bearings in the motor and the crankshaft.
The music wasn't too bad for me, I'd prefer without but at least it was low level, almost like background music for you while you worked.
Where did the big capacitor go? Saw it come off, and not there after. Maybe explaining that might be a good idea?
Nice looking job though. Well done.
Is this some kind of Deja Vu?. I`ve already watched this video in the past.
I have also seen this myself. I feel like maybe he uploaded it before but then removed it and reuploaded it
How many capacity for that?
Let's beginning?? "Let's begin"
is German YOUR second language?
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@@FastEddy5 excellent and neat that you are multilingual but give the man a break. We know what he meant.
Agree with the comments about the music.....
Otherwise a great video
those buffing wheels have seen a lot of shxt
Hope you checked the inside of that tank and hydrostatically tested the tank to double the working pressure. Even that size of tank pressurized can kill or badly injure you. The restoration is awesome and all but be careful with old tanks they've killed many people.
Check tank for pressure? This is not for brave mechanics.
A lot of work - a bit too much, in my opinion. :) Remove the neglect - clean the shop grime, degrease, remove the rust. Take care of the wear and tear - gaskets and filters, repair the damage. But if the paint is 95%, as in this case then just clear coat it and keep the patina and it's history. All that new paint hurts my eyes a bit.
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Yes! Incredible how you make the things seems so easy. Well, it's easy to you. Very good, but I don't saw you restore the motor. (The coil copper part)
What is that blue paste?
What did you do with the solenoids?