Vintage Cord Drill Restoration [National Brand - Unknown Year]
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- Опубліковано 20 сер 2024
- Hello everyone,
I found this cord drill in recycle shop with really cheap price. I try to research many time about it, but still no result found. Please share if you know it!
Thank you,
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My first thought was why ? but then again, why not. This was a pretty interesting drill and thanks for sharing. Hey it's your drill , restore it, refresh it , buff it off, oil it up and lets see if it works. Keep on showing these videos, I for one like em. I am 80 years old and enjoyed watching you get this one "on the road again" . Thanks again for sharing...Ken, Marina CA.
Grandpa! Many thank for likes this project.
Kenneth- You have been around for a while. Have you ever heard so much fear of using a metal framed power tool before the days of youtube and such? I think it much be a european fear of some kind. Never heard the guys on construction sites saying, oh my, I'll get electrocuted if I use a metal bodied power tool!! Ha!!
Yep I've been around awhile born in 1938. Actually I have heard all the warnings about the metal frame tools and the concern about the grounding a long time ago. I remember stories about people getting shocked by such tools, especially if they had been worked on and not properly grounded. I never heard about anyone getting electrocuted by an improperly grounded tool. I think a lot of stories came out of people getting shocked by such tools, were those working in a wet environment. Nowadays most tools have a grounding plug or have plastic bodies.
I was laying on a concrete floor on a very hot day, drilling holes in the side of a elderly lathe (1940s) and as my shirt hit a certain wetness..the ungrounded lathe...which had been set on 4x4s decided that I was ground path. Nothing like doing the "fresh caught fish" dance while taking 220 volts with a metal cased drill stuck to ones hand. No one around who could see me..and it finally tripped a 15 amp breaker. I lay there for about 5 minutes letting my heart beat go back to normal and then discovered my bladder had also failed. Went out to my service truck and changed clothes. Now I ALWAYS check potentials when working on old machines. Always.
I'm tired of living in a "throw it away" world. Being retired, I am some time to find things to restore to useable condition, such as outboard motors, kids toys, tools, etc. Most of the time I can't give them away. Everyone wants "Brand New"! No one wants to take the time to fix items and think they must be visually attractive to others! Aaaahhhhh!
Hi I'm from Japan. Although I don't know how old your drill would be, the name plate reads made by Matsushita Denko Corp which was one of the Matsushita group company. The plate reads in Japanese language, so interesting how you could find that in your country. In old days, Matushita Denko produced somewhat professional purpose utilities such as capacitors, industrial devices, building products and home appliances. They still exists under the name of Panasonic Electric Works today. You can google it to get some historical facts. Sorry I can't specify the model No. as it's not written on the plate. Anyway, good Restoration work!!
ホーム大工用の隣あるMT-100ってのがモデルなんじゃないですかね？
一応「松下電工 MT-100」でググってみましたが古すぎて良い検索結果が出ませんでした。
松下電器産業株式会社
たぶん昔のPanasonicですよ
I lived in Osaka about 100 meters from the original Matsushita denko site. There is a commemorative plaque on the wall at the location.
@@TakamiWoodshop kagebušinnodžutsu!
@@laciciak5762 Naruto!!
My dad had this drill in the mid 70's. Can't wait to show him this thank you!
My dad was in construction/iron worker and his tools are from the 60's / 70's (like this one). When taken care of these tools will last forever...I kept my dad's tools and we still use them. One thing I'd do to this drill is put a new cord on it. They are the first things to go and the easiest to replace. Also get an extra key and place it on the cord, that way the two are always together and you never have to go hunting. This was a good find and you should enjoy it. Nice job.
Great job cleaning’er up. I have a couple notes, first: For safety sake I would have used a three wire polarized power cord with a ground wire. That is a metal chassis, hope you don’t use it in a wet location and find out why the hard way 🙃 And secondly I would have replaced the grease/repacked the bearings and gear house to add even more years to its life. I saw u dabbed some on but you should push it through the bearing too😉 I’m not nit picking your project, I’m just looking out for ya brother! Thanks for sharing👍🏻
Thank you for your notes brother!
Came here to say the same thing. Good job with the resto
My idea, too. 3 wire cable for safety. Also that paper looked like barely covering that one solder joint, shrink wrap each one, please! was really glad he tested it before touching, but still would change these things asap!
At 4:58 I think the screw in the middle of the handle is the earth connection. Just unscrew, clean all the metal, and wrap your earth wire round the screw
Joe Deveau qllll
I can't stop watching these videos!!!!!
me 2 hhhhhhhhhhhhhh
The irony is that this 40+ year old drill will still work while the modern drill that helped fix it will have been trashed 35 years prior. Nice to see someone putting life back into oldies but goodies.
Wow. I'm impressed. Some asked why you bothered. Just looking at an old, restored drill is like eye candy. Plastic housings don't hold a candle to metal. I still have one from 50 years ago. Great work. Pleasure to watch.
Im glad to heard that, thank you!
Looks great! I love old tools like that. National used to be the export brand name for Panasonic.
All these old tools and equipment deserve love before they are all gone forever and then we'll never be able to know how things should have been built
Made out of metal and built to last. That thing will probably work another 50 years. A worthy restoration. Great job.
Greetings. Your love for valuing and restoring, old abandoned machine's, Speaks. Of which the world has advanced , to the present times. At 3.40, you were dwelling in "ICE AGE 5, 14, maybe 59". At 60, W D 40 comes to rescue, Chuck. Thanks for the video. Good going. Regards
Congrats to your succesful video you made! Good job, it's very nice to see your channel growing!
You tested with the switch off. Then turned it on right after and grabbed it. Obviously not double insulated, but you should of tested first with the switch on. Still could of potentially created a path to the case after the switch. Just to be safe you should bond it and use a grounded cord. Nice clean up and inspiring. Make me want to clean up my 25y/o makita circular saw. It still works but I’m sure a fresh start will make it worth it when I pass it on to my son like my dad did for me. Back when most power tools were made in America.
Thank you so much for sharing :)
After all that work, the feeling of turning it on and seeing it actually work must be so satisfying. Great job, love the videos
When I was a young kid (maybe 8 or 9 max--back in the mid 70s), my dad had a drill very much like this that stopped working. He let me take it apart. I remember it was very similar to this inside, including the replaceable brushes. It was nowhere near as rusty as this. I think it was just the brushes that were bad, but he had a nice, new drill, so this was expendable and a good experience for me, so he let me take it apart to see how it worked. I remember it was interesting how the gears reduced the speed of the motor. Thanks for this bit of nostalgia
Shiny! Nice job, just ground it now.
There is no reason to ground a vintage electric tool just because of paranoia over electricity.
While I agree grounding the tool is the safer choice, improving on the original design no longer makes it a "restoration' and instead makes it a modification. He'd have to go with a 3-wire power cord, increasing the diameter of the cord and potentially requiring the cord entrance in the handle to be enlarged. I doubt a tool this old would be used for real work anymore... maybe it's headed to a power tool museum.
@@MrWolfSnack 1
@cyka blyat lovely how people just tell the person that is right to fuck off and are totally ignorant about absolutely any knowledge of tools.
Very rude comment from my fellow Canadian @HandToolRescue
Change the bearings, and put new Grease in the gears. Nice video.
Hi!
gear show.
I saw this video from Japan.
I had this drill until recently.
It is about 50 years ago.
This is a Japanese consumer electronics manufacturer "National" which is the current "Panasonic".
It is a drill shared with the table saw for DIY.
My father bought it for home DIY.
My drill has stopped spinning and I attempted restoration, but I did not get over it.
Unfortunately I have disposed of it.
I was deeply moved by seeing this movie.
Thank you.
Shoji.Y
Thank you so much for sharing this informations.
Great job,restored back to the way it was.No ground is what it had,no ground is what it gets.Thumbs up!
look awesome 😎👍
National/Panasonic MT-100 from 1970's
Black and Decker had double insulation since 1969.
Good restoration,happy to see this working again instead of being scrapped!
What a dangerous design of a drill this one is though aswell those they had back then! Metal body instead of double insulated,no ground and connections ready to get loose and electrocute you!
Great job! Despite the people that claim this is no restoration I say it is, the drill looks great AND functions as it should. When we restore old car we don't replace the sheet metal with new unless it is destroyed, nor do we replace the old engine if it is still in working order. With that said, bravo sir! That icing technique to free up the stuck drill head was pretty slick, it takes a lot more patience to take apart things that are stuck together and fix them, then just going to buy something new. 👍
Nice job, but why would you go thru all that and not clean out the old grease in the gears and replace with new ???
I see all gears have good condition already, anyway I will change it later, thank you!
Are you using heat shrink tubing and not electrical tape? I hope so! Nice work. One early morning, I was driving over to a friend's house. Along the short 6 block drive, I found 5 electric drills, 2 in one spot, 3 in another...in the road! Probably a bungled burglary. "They're mine, now!"
And paint de brand National. And the factory plate. And wash de field coils and rotor. Nice job
I agree with replacing the old grease after a good cleaning out,but I would also replace the bearings. The drill sounded a little loose when he ran it unloaded.
haha "do it later" you would have done it at the time when it was apart.
смазку и подшипники не менял с целью оставить всё оригинальное?
Видимо да(
Сделал тяп-ляп, даже полирнул для виду.
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Он даже паяльником не умеет пользоватся, видимо не знает что такое флюс и припой
@@PavlentijIvani4 ды он вообще всё сделал на хрен с ним
When cleaning a motors commutator, the preferred method is to have the armature rotating while sanding or filing the copper. Remove one of the bearings and chuck up the shaft in either a drill press or another hand drill. run on the slowest speed and clean up commutator. The reason is that you want to avoid flat spots which will eventually lead to arcing and premature brush and commutator failure. Don't forget to clean out the gaps between the copper pole pieces. When replacing the brushes, wrap a piece of fine emery around the commutator with the abrasive side out. Assemble the armature and brushes then rock the armature back and forth to shape the brushes to the curvature of the commutator, Any gaps between the brushes and armature lead to excessive arcing, overheating and damage. I would also suggest replacing the bearings and cord with a ground wire. Bearings are dirt cheap on Amazon. I bid you success in all future restorations. Unless you approach these projects with the correct techniques, you may find that you've wasted valuable time and energy. Peace.
National is an excellent Japanese electrical equipment company. They manufacture many electrical appliances like air conditioners, drills etc. I wish I had a National drill!
Who Find Restoration Videos as Satisfying Videos?
Get rid of that old cord and use a 3 conductor cord and proper case grounding.
Fred Garvin Male Prostitute!!
Hard to use in asia...
Excatly my thought. If you are replacing the plug. You might as well use a 3 wire cable and a plug with a ground connection.
I agree, if you look closely around the 11:07 mark it looks like there is a Phillips head screw for an equipment ground. I suspect the cord was changed out at some time in the past. Otherwise a nice job!
Манисаба мрыша Ас ста намера и незным ко ста напрая паня ггг
When I see these restorations, I can't help but think about the person that bought it and used it. Better yet, the factory worker that assembled it. It not only brings the part to life, but in a weird way the people who touched it as well. Good job.
Nice restoration, you've brought it back to a useful life again!
I restore old "WOLF" tools, they're just so well made that they rarely need any replacement parts other than bearings.
Nice work! 👍
Most people throw these tools out, but all they need is a new carbon brush😉
Thank you for likes and feedback.
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Good job, whoever it was renovating it! Bit worrying that theres no earth on it!!! Anyway, should last another 40 - 50 years, unlike the rubbish of today. I bought a black and decker drill a few years ago which wasn't cheap by any means and it lasted less than 2 years! First the stupid 'keyless chuck' (bad idea) fell apart and I had to use two pairs of grips to tighten bits in it, then the bearings started going and finally the variable speed control board went up in a puff of smoke and that was the end of it! I'll never buy a B&D product ever again, utter junk. My dad got a B&D drill and sander back in the mid 70s, he's still got the drill and I have the sander as he didn't like using it and guess what? They both still work perfectly to this day. Now everything is built to last a couple of months past the warranty period. Thanks for posting and happy drilling!
Thank you so much for sharing :)
new tool b & d real shit
@David Manning Simple solution was the easiest, don't drop it... People need to start using brains again, not constantly expect that someone else needs to do this for them...
That's Black & Decker for ya.
Except for that crucial plug one wouldn’t notice the difference offhand, and leaving all else as they were, you really did a great job of restoring it to its former glory. I like the fact that you didn’t go all the way to replacing them parts with today’s standards, which would be a deviation from it all. A unique display piece and now, your own National treasure.👍🏻
Thank you so much for sharing!
Собственно всё, что сделано из полезного - восстановлена работоспособность патрона. Ну блестит, как у кота яйца. Даже щётки не заменил, реставратор :D
Да она и так в нормальном состоянии была - включай и работай.
Нужно реставрировать безнадежные вещи, чтоб с ними в космос не стыдно полететь. А ты взял почти новую дрель...
с деньгой у них там проблема.
Using an electric drill to restore the antique drill seemed strangly similar to R2-D2 repairing C3PO
Haha ...!!
😂
Lol that's in the next star wars! Done!
spot on observation, spot on
lol yeah
Вот техника, бессмертная! Не то, что нынешний инструмент, пол года максимум и в утиль.
I love seeing old forgotten tools restored to useful life. Keep up the good work.
Nice project!
You could’ve soaked that chuck in wd40 instead of icy water. But this is something new though! :)
Yes, thank for your suggestions :)
You bet!
isn't leaving the chuck in water just going to promote rust even more? I would've also considered WD40 from the start
Also, Liquid Wrench, Kerosene, Casite...several others come to mind...
No matter what type of video people.put out someone always got something smart to say......
marcello kendall I know right? Can’t believe how many know it alls are in the comment section telling him what he should have done.
Brilliant. I love seeing old tools being saved. So many people would have thrown this away.
Nicely done, looks great! And no plastic either!
Instead of an icebath. Use a can of keyboard duster. Flip it upside down and it sprays some cold ass liquid gas. Usually freon.
Be alot faster than icewater.
they are often fluorocarbons, but Freon is a name brand of fluorocarbon-based refrigerants, most of which are CFC- or HCFC-based compounds. typical keyboard duster contains no CFC - simply just FC - and work on a similar principal, but are not at all the same thing. it is safe to discharge canned air, but not so much commercial refrigerants.
Only thing I would have done different is GROUND IT!!!! VERY EASY TO DO!!!
^^THIS^^ I love these old drills but first thing I do is add a ground. I have thrown a few across the room accidentally after discovering a short!!
@@eduardogonzalez5576 Grounding means in the event of a short (hot wire comes in contact with the casing) the electricity has a place to flow other than through your body. I would ground this tool by switching out the cord for one with a ground (3 wires). I would then attach the ground wire to the casing.
@@chuckk.7691 And if you look when he takes it apart, there is a perfect spot to put the ground screw on the handle inside. Go to 11.00 minutes and you'll see.
I like to watch people do stuff and then comment how I'd do it better. But I don't actually do anything.
道具を大切に使う、整備する技術に感動しました。勉強になります。
The video was awesome.....but the 3 holes at the end! Satisfyinggg!!!
I might sound exagerated, but when I restore a machine I even grease the threads of the screws in order to assure an easy disassemble for the next time 😎; anyways, cool vid man, thanks for sharing!
P.S.: You heard the non regular sound when you runned it and how fast it stopped once you turned off? Those bearings need to be changed, even if they feel ok to the "finger sensor", their grease is ooooold, and it can complicate you any moment ;)
Thank you for sharing :)
عاشت يداك .جهودك مشكوره .لك منا وافر الاحترام والتقدير .مبدع
Awesome- I love to do this.I fixed my dad's black and Decker from the 60s using just these methods. Well done you. Very satisfying to do - very satisfying to watch.
Nice to see this tool get a new life. Since the drill has a metal case and there is no earth wire, maybe you should have used more insulation for the electric cables inside.
this products release in Japan at beginning of 1968.at time I was 19 y old, I remember my father have it
Oh, thank you for sharing.
Japan produced tools never die ...
+ali almalki this one clearly did
@@Dragons997 yes of course .. nice jop and good work .. it was only hart u gave him new body ..
Hello, I'm from Russia, and that the lubricant on the gears and in the clamping cartridge is not changed??
Видимо он ещё не нашел смазку того же года выпуска, что и дрель.
That. 50 year old grease and bearings, costing like $5 total to replace in 2 minutes. But he spent hours polishing the thing.
Далась тебе эта смазка. Хочешь приехать к нему на шпиль посмотреть? Иначе зачем ты написал, что из Росии?
yeah, sloppy job done. focused too much on the outside that the inside did not get cleaned and changed at all. also shit welding job.
Нахуй ее реставрировать это чистоя япония на сто вольт она неубиваемая!
Making something useful--that cam in turn be used to make something ELSE useful is AWSOME--like setting off a chain reaction! Building or fixing TOOLS is SO fun.
Lovely job, makes me feel a bit sick now. I have thrown away THREE drills in much better condition than that and more modern too. Just shows what a bit of gumption, some vision and a bit of technical/practical capability can do id you have the motivation. Next rill will not be following the others into the bin. This has given some money saving inspiration. Thanks from the UK for sharing, and for the excellently paced and detailed video.
Самая опасная электродрель которую я видел. Малейшая металлическая стружка или влага попавшая в корпус и апостол Пётр примет вас в свою строительную бригаду )
ну ты юморист
Вполне возможно это дрель нынешнего прораба апостола Петра. Мы же не видели из чьих хладных рук автор выковырял сей предмет.
Так она не на двести вольт кажись.
Ваня Ветров, это чтобы кастинг в небесную бригаду не казался лёгким.
Я лет 10 назад пользовался старой советской дрелью с железным корпусом. Пока перчатки резиновые не надел, нехило трясло.
в чем смысл чистить корпус щёткой, отмывать в растворе, если потом всё равно херачить по нему болгаркой?
Болгаркой он полировал после того, как отмыл корпус от ПЕСЧИНОК. И это непонятно только рукожопым дятлам.
Рукожопый дятел тот кто считает ЭТО 8:16 полировкой
Рукожопый дятел, дальше смотри.
Miko R Он же сначала щёткой болгарил, а потом полировальную насадку поставил.
Отмыл от песка, почистил кардощеткой, слегка полирнул. Всё сделано в тему.
Went back and looked at starting pictures. Very different. Very impressive.
everything is extracted from the planet Earth and transformed into something. We humans are the fruit of this planet, congratulations! I'm from Brazil.
Не понял смысла этого восстановления? Да теперь дрель блестит как яйца у кота. Но статор подгоревший не поменял. Подшипники даже не промыл. Смазку в редукторе не менял. Изоляцию в ручке не менял. Потыкал индикаторной отверткой. Итак сойдет. Авось убьет, но не меня. Патрон даже не пытался чистить. В общем большой заслуженный дизлайк
Почистил и на авито. Авось убьёт, но не меня. :-D
Я хотел этот коммент написать))))
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я делал дрель после как она побывала у гастробайтеров, скажу сразу патрон открутил после того как срезал болгаркой юбку у патрона, плюс патрон фиг провернется - полностью заклинил - да дрель работала кое как, но пришлось менять подшипники как на якоре, так и в редукторе, плюс после тяжелой эксплуатации на убой - ее пришлось всю разбирать и перебрать - чтобы даже до болтов добраться пришлось вскрывать толстые слои наложений строительных смесей которые превратились в камень.
Да дрель восстановил - были заменены 4 подшипника, восстановлена кнопка переключения реверса, восстановлен редуктор для ударной работы дрели - заменен электро-кабель и щетки, замена смазки везде.
А на видео - дрель просто где то лежала в гараже и не видела работы по черному. Вся реставрация разобрать и почистить мелкий мусор, а у моей дрели после разборки пыль слоями отпадала - видео для диванных героев которые не видели настоящей дрели после работы на убой и потом лежала в багажнике лет 5, где не было сухо как в пустыне.
Ну, не диз, но вы совершенно правы.
Sounds like one of the bearings are shot or need new grease
I will change it next time.
i agree
it's commutator sparks
I agree
its noise from the brushes..it will eventually get quieter as they wear out and adjust the shape
Wow man you really did a good job. I would call it both restoring and cleaning.
It’s so satisfying when you get the jaw mechanism working and you blast it with WD-40. Knowing that it’ll stay that way :)
Sounds like you should have replaced the bearings while you were in there.
also the power cord
it blows my mind that no one on the multitude of restoration of tools videos is using a soft bead blasting machine or a brass wire bench wheel. it would look soooooo much nicer and be sooooo much faster. efficient is the word im looking for, yah efficient and why not even take the chuck apart? its the most problematic piece? even for you it was the only thing that gae you a problem in taking apart? it would hae been so easy?
Thank you so much for asking, I will take it apart for next project.
Please make a video and show us.
You have all these experts criticizing your work. I won't do that. But what I WILL do is compliment your video presentation style. It was the right amount of fast speed, skipping forward, and length of video. Good job!
Nice to see an older tool returned to working order. But like others, new grease would have helped it along in years to come. Also not sure what your wiring standards are where you live, but I would have replaced the cord with one with a ground wire. There was even a spot to tie ground to the case in the handle. With an all metal case tool, grounding is pretty mandatory. Glad to see you at least checked it out before picking it up!
Ah! Back in the day so many trades men electrocuted in the rain while using these, metal body, no earth and card around the mains switch. Interesting restoration bit if you intend to use it then fit an earth and double insulate those solder joints/ switch.
ground put on for safety
А в чем реставрация заключалась? Почистить, помыть? Там все целое было. Обмотки ротора и статора даже не горелые и не пробитые.
По состоянию смазки на шестернях дрель нульц была. Просто провалялась лет 40.
У меня такая же на даче валяется, иногда пользуюсь 😁
Это просто, показуха для видео, полностью рабочая дрель в люминивом корпусе, не пластик ))
Согласен, дрель целая, все крутится. Поржал как он охлаждал льдом и молоточком крутил патрон) Подшипники вообще не почистил. Дрель тарахтит. Короче, халтура. Он даже кабель нормально спаять не может, потому что у него паяльник маломощный с тонким жалом. Сплошной рукалицо.
He did polish the commentator on the rotor.
You did a good job -looks like new! That is what passion is about.
What i'd do to determine the manufacturer/brand:You have the nameplate
0:27 - *Use google translation Jap>En and use it with the hand writing input option. (click on the pencil icon in left down corner of the input field) Than your are able to handdraw the japanese characters each by each with your mouse or finger,* depending on your device. Maybe not the easiest way,but it will work,trust me. I translated already some korean text which i couldnt copy&paste into google because it was on a picture.
The drill looks so happy at the end, walking in the nature
Do you do these videos in a restaurant kitchen? What's with all the dishes in the background?
It is in my small backyard.
where they apparently do dishes
lol
What else would you do at work ? I don't know about you but a dishwasher video don't sound fun to watch
lol. No kidding. They were there when he started and then still there after he let the chuck sit in ice water for some time.
Странно... Сперва в тазике с водой щёточкой вылизывал, а потом, видимо подзае...вшись, болгаркой зачищает. Ещё бы пастой гои отполировал, а потом рашпилем довёл. Тут походу только русские хают этого мастера, остальные только восхищаются.
А он там и так чем то типо гои полировал, только синего цвета
у одного руки выросли из нужного места ну за остольных всё и так понятно
Да он даже смазку новую не положил
Я ржал когда он после 3 раз щеточкой таки дошел до ушм с корщеткой. НО в итоге он ещё и полирнул корпус. А подшипники поменять, смазки новой кинуть - "who need this shit??"
В коллекцию бесполезных сверлилок....
The fact you didn't replace that ancient piece of insulating paper around the switch triggers me hard.
Такие дрели смертельно опасны, часто бывает пробой на корпус фазы. Это надо всегда помнить. Мой дед использовал разделительный трансформатор.
Bravo, c'est une excellente machine faite pour durer pas comme les merdes de maintenant.
Thank you!
You're right man.
good work man. btw i like this very trade mark: NATIONAL".. i really respect it
Thank you!
National = Panasonic
I love to restore, never did an old drill. Very nice, Thanks...Kenny, Brooklyn NY
What a nice death trap drill. No earth, paper insulation and a switch instead of a trigger so it keeps electrocuting you even when you release your grip! All we need now are the bare wires poked directly into the electric socket and held with matches for the perfect set. 😆 Looks nice now though. 👍
うおーナショナルのドリルや日本製品直してくれて嬉しい
Thank you!
同感です！ 製造年が気になってネットでしらべたものの、なかなか情報ないんです。
I would have masked the information plate. And cleaned around it , to try and preserve the original artwork.
Thank you for your suggestions!
You have a golden hands! Nice job,
The car has acquired a new life! Big job!
Hi from England
Look son...
10/10 for effort but this drill needs earthing so can you please change that 2 core cable for a 3 core...with a 3 pin plug...
With thanks
Glenn
GLMelectrical
@John Parsons
I assume you "know about electrics"...?
Well guess what pal:
I'M A UK BASED ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR...
Time served...
So yes, I am serious...
You clearly know Jack shit about electrical equipment and its correct usage...
So please politely shut the fuck up with downrite misleading and potentially dangerous comments...
The item is a class 1...
Trust me on this:
IT NEEDS PROPERLY EARTHING...!!
Fuck yeah I’m getting in on this fuck you both
Yeah fuck all 3 of ya
KEELDoesIt
Hahaha, I love it!
I can see a screw at 11:09 where the ground wire should go, I assume. It's not holding anything in, so my guess would be the tool was designed to have a grounded body.
National was the name of the sub-division used by Matsushita (now Panasonic) to sell products in US and Europe
+Xavier Ancarno, Thank for sharing this informations.
oXavier Ancarno
That motor looks like the way my head would feel on Sunday mornings. Back in the days of hard living. I'd drink so hard, at the end of last call, I'd leave with my wife.
Awsome...my grandmother had a drill that was her fathers and it was definitely from the 30's it looked similar to this. Sparks would fly out if used sadly I believe it was thrown away it would have been nice to have had it restored.
Excellent videos. Subbed !
Заменил бы подшипники на новые было бы намного лучше!
Так если они норм нах их менять?
Every man has a dream! Great job of restoration! It reminds me of my metal plug-in Sears drill.
Thank you!
Neat little build. All of you people whining about a ground/earth must not have electric drills at home. Not one NEW drill I've bought in the last 10 years have one. Do you go out, buy a brand new DeWalt, and put a 3 pin plug on it?
Muito legal 😎😎👍👍👏👏✌✌
Francisco Washington só achei meio perigoso ter a carcaça de metal
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4:39 *Ooh so that’s where my peanut butter went!*
how much I learned from you. Thanks for sharing. I love it. I just wanna say this: WHY NOT?
Love it I love using old tool a lot of my workshop is full of old stuff all the history behind it makes me smile..i would always case ground old metal tools though...
Thank you 😃
A step above the average renovation, good for another 50 years.
Thank you for sharing!
National brand. That later became Panasonic (or something like that).
Isn't that an early to mid 1970s drill? I remember growing up my grampa had one laying around since before I was born. Super cool video man. GoodLuck doing that with some new plastic junk. They used to make stuff to last.
キリ使ってたけどあまりきれないあきかたしてましたね。キリの先端もちゃんと研げば斬れ味凄いですよ。
作業動画は楽しくていいですね！
またアップお願いします