A very worthy restoration of a very old hand cranked grinding stone,it will make a lovely display in a school of engineering for a typical example of the old ways,gets my 5 ☆ rating
You should look up the hand cranked hammer drill, I wish someone had recorded that restoration. It's nice to have these restoration videos, really let's you see how it works.
Monsieur, vous avez restauré cette vieille meule pour qu'elle soit non seulement belle à regarder mais aussi très utile. Un simple homme l'a conçu il y a longtemps et il en serait très fier. Voilà un petit morceau de notre histoire partagée.
J'adore regarder les vidéos de restauration d'objets anciens. Je trouve que c'est respecter le travail des anciens que de remettre ces objets en état neuf. Pour moi, l'antiquaire qui veut que l'objet soit "dans son jus" est un parfait gland. Un objet d'usage et l'histoire de ceux qui l'ont maniés ne sont respecté que dans un bel état. Pas avec une tonne de rouille, fut elle amoureusement patinée.
Cette vidéo ainsi que celle avec la brouette aurait fait grand plaisir à mon grand'père, lui qui fut carrossier, charron, maréchal ferrand puis garagiste. Le travail du bois, c'était sa grande passion. Et les meules à eau, il y en avait une en état de marche dans son jardin.
Very nice. Just a couple of suggestions. I would paint the name emblem black, or possibly a different color to make it stand out more. I would also make the legs the width of that standing edge on the frame. The standing edge is there to help keep the legs from moving, but it only works if you have a leg that fits snug to the edge. That is also why there is only one bolt. I am guessing a 2x4 is about right. Your legs will not be stable for long. Did you use that old fence post to preserve the old look? Good idea, but they are not wide enough. And last, I would bush that stone somehow so that it won't move on the axis and then dress the stone.
Great restoration, particularly the welding. Shame you did not reface the stone. Grande restauration, particulièrement la soudure. Dommage que vous n'ayez pas refacé la pierre.
Not like it is. It will not last very long without Babbitt bearings. And the legs are wobbly - since they are not flat on the tank side nor are they shaped to the channels.
Wieder ein wunderbares Restaurationsvideo, auch wenn es fast schief gelaufen wäre. Zum Glück kam die Katze noch vorbei und hat vor dem Zusammenbau nochmal alle Teile gecheckt ;)
look at that beautiful patina even after cleaning it up with a grinding wheel, that's a good solid piece of iron right there, great little tool, grind some corn or whatever and sharpen a knife at the same time!
That looks really nice ! You are the only other person I know that uses MIG to weld cast iron, it is said that this is impossible as it will crack while cooling, but I have used this a lot on exhaust manifolds with complete success, now you need to make a Shave Horse ! Chris B.
EXTRA ! aucun nombrilisme ni égocentrisme épuisant JUSTE LA BEAUTÉ DU TRAVAIL,LE TALENT ET LA RÉUSSITE ! merci a vous et bravo pour cet instant de plaisir partagé ;-) (abonné et pouce bleu )
Great restore! Loved seeing the metal working to fix all the broken parts. If I could as for one thing it would be electric rust removal and/or sand blasting. Thank you for making these videos! Please keep them coming they are inspiring!
Looks nice! One thing, the large holes on the top of the axle brackets are there so that you can pour Babbit bearings for the axle. There are several good instruction videos on UA-cam on the process.
Génial je découvre tes vidéos je les trouve très chouettes. Ca m'inspire, je pense avoir une maison dans pas longtemps, perdue dans la forêt, je vais pouvoir avoir un petit atelier en attendant je regarde tes vidéos ça me donne des idées ;)
Good job so please use a wire brush more strong, what you use just remove superficial oxide do not expose the metal. also is better finish if you use filling premier, one or two hands as required, and some sand paper before paint on casting
You took an absolutely beautiful and skillful restoration, and then ruined it with those ugly ass legs. They don't even come close to fitting properly in the slots. Plus now all the stress is on those four bolts holding the entire thing up. I'd have recommended notched legs to where most of the load would then be on the legs themselves.
It looks like there was originally babbitt material around those axles. I can't think of any other reason there would be such a large opening for them to spin in.
Look up a tool called a Dressing Tool. It's used to true up the surface of grinding stones on bench grinders. Maybe you could use one or a couple to true up yours? Just an idea. Anyways, great build video!
J'aime bien votre restauration ! Mais les vis BTR , c'est dommage , çà fait pas d'époque !!! I like your restoration ! But the screws BTR, it's a pity, there is no era !
Prahlad Das Dewkeea - it’s a bit unfair to toss that at the feet of a generation of people... the problem is that manufacturers have found more profit in making things specifically *_not_* to last, ensuring repeat business. When I was in high school I worked for an electronics repair company, fixing TVs and microwave ovens... that industry has almost entirely disappeared as surface mount electronics are not only *_super_* hard to work with, but companies design their boards to be replaced as an entire unit rather than troubleshot. *_Every_* generation has had (and will have) folk that’d rather throw something away and replace it, rather than fixing it. Conversely, *_every_* generation has had (and again will have) folk who enjoy fixing what’s broken. The _”good old days”_ people often hark to never existed and there are actually *_more_* people _making and doing_ these days than ever before thanks to things like the Arduino and those same manufacturers creating cheaper bits for the gubbins.
You might want something a little thicker for those babbit berings. And make sure theres no paint in them or the threads. Good job on the weldz though and thats a lovly choice of red.
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A very worthy restoration of a very old hand cranked grinding stone,it will make a lovely display in a school of engineering for a typical example of the old ways,gets my 5 ☆ rating
You should look up the hand cranked hammer drill, I wish someone had recorded that restoration. It's nice to have these restoration videos, really let's you see how it works.
Galinhas pitadinha
Gj guys
Queria ver la makina de punto casera
What do you mean show piece I would use that every day
Love the style on this one.
Monsieur, vous avez restauré cette vieille meule pour qu'elle soit non seulement belle à regarder mais aussi très utile. Un simple homme l'a conçu il y a longtemps et il en serait très fier. Voilà un petit morceau de notre histoire partagée.
J'adore regarder les vidéos de restauration d'objets anciens.
Je trouve que c'est respecter le travail des anciens que de remettre ces objets en état neuf.
Pour moi, l'antiquaire qui veut que l'objet soit "dans son jus" est un parfait gland.
Un objet d'usage et l'histoire de ceux qui l'ont maniés ne sont respecté que dans un bel état.
Pas avec une tonne de rouille, fut elle amoureusement patinée.
Wow, that thing must be old one, never seen a cast iron water bucket on grinding stone machine. Your welding repair is great.
Great job but get rid of those modern bolts. And get the stone trimmed in a stone yard. It will greatly increase its value.👍
Cette vidéo ainsi que celle avec la brouette aurait fait grand plaisir à mon grand'père, lui qui fut carrossier, charron, maréchal ferrand puis garagiste. Le travail du bois, c'était sa grande passion. Et les meules à eau, il y en avait une en état de marche dans son jardin.
Good job, and nice welding on that cast iron.
It's amazing that the nuts & bolts wren't completely fused. Must be some of that good ol' American Iron.
Very nice. Just a couple of suggestions. I would paint the name emblem black, or possibly a different color to make it stand out more. I would also make the legs the width of that standing edge on the frame. The standing edge is there to help keep the legs from moving, but it only works if you have a leg that fits snug to the edge. That is also why there is only one bolt. I am guessing a 2x4 is about right. Your legs will not be stable for long. Did you use that old fence post to preserve the old look? Good idea, but they are not wide enough. And last, I would bush that stone somehow so that it won't move on the axis and then dress the stone.
... And to think he did it all without once mentioning how "IMPOSSIBLE" the restoration was!
Nice work.
Beautiful restoration job. I think it's very satisfying to bring this old equipment back to its working life! Thanks for sharing!
BRAVO Monsieur d'avoir su refaire ces gestes de nos pères...
Beau travail ! félicitation!! c'est toujours émouvant de redonner vie à de vieux outils oubliés. Merci pour cette vidéo!
C'est super de "redonner vie" à tous ces outils qui ont toute une histoire derrière eux.Merci .Thanks
You truly are a Perfectionist, The way you pay attention to the smallest of detail is impressive, , ,👍👍👍👍👍
La verdad me gusta ver restaurar las antiguedades. Es interesante y se aprende.
Great restoration, particularly the welding. Shame you did not reface the stone.
Grande restauration, particulièrement la soudure. Dommage que vous n'ayez pas refacé la pierre.
That welding work was great. Really loved the repair job.
Блин, я подумал он будет пескоструй использовать! Да и это не восстановление!!!
Excellent restoration , another piece of history saved
Once again going where many would just say to far gone! Fantastic.
This is the real deal! A little love and sweat goes a long way. Ready for the next generation.
Not like it is. It will not last very long without Babbitt bearings. And the legs are wobbly - since they are not flat on the tank side nor are they shaped to the channels.
Wieder ein wunderbares Restaurationsvideo, auch wenn es fast schief gelaufen wäre. Zum Glück kam die Katze noch vorbei und hat vor dem Zusammenbau nochmal alle Teile gecheckt ;)
Top top top ! Un magnifique travail !
look at that beautiful patina even after cleaning it up with a grinding wheel, that's a good solid piece of iron right there, great little tool, grind some corn or whatever and sharpen a knife at the same time!
If you are able to retain it your next generation will also value it, i am sure.Very nostalgic project.
beautifully restored with rustic finish. adorable!
I'm always astounded by the durability of wood.
That looks really nice ! You are the only other person I know that uses MIG to weld cast iron, it is said that this is impossible as it will crack while cooling, but I have used this a lot on exhaust manifolds with complete success, now you need to make a Shave Horse ! Chris B.
EXTRA ! aucun nombrilisme ni égocentrisme épuisant
JUSTE LA BEAUTÉ DU TRAVAIL,LE TALENT ET LA RÉUSSITE !
merci a vous et bravo pour cet instant de plaisir partagé ;-) (abonné et pouce bleu )
Nice one all that work paid off . looking good now it's finished old school style 😎
Je découvre votre chaîne ,et se que vous faites est super de restaurer ses objets anciens .bravo à vous !!👍👍👍
Salut c’est une très belle restauration 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
very satisfying video. feel like I have been productive just watching it. lol
Great restore! Loved seeing the metal working to fix all the broken parts. If I could as for one thing it would be electric rust removal and/or sand blasting. Thank you for making these videos! Please keep them coming they are inspiring!
Looks nice! One thing, the large holes on the top of the axle brackets are there so that you can pour Babbit bearings for the axle. There are several good instruction videos on UA-cam on the process.
Wonderful piece you’ve restored.🙂
Yeah very well done ,only I would use grease rather than a liquid oil.
oil spots maybe a really thick oil and just a few drops before use
Les pattes en bois sont superbes... belle restauration
Nice. Excellent filmwork too.
J'ai jamais vu quelqu'un brosser aussi vite!! Impressionnant!
Beau boulot quand même! :)
just brilliant a man after my own heart
Does anyone else feel relaxed watching this?
Beautiful restoration.
You are honest to your work. And very hardworking too. A Salute to you sir.
Génial je découvre tes vidéos je les trouve très chouettes. Ca m'inspire, je pense avoir une maison dans pas longtemps, perdue dans la forêt, je vais pouvoir avoir un petit atelier en attendant je regarde tes vidéos ça me donne des idées ;)
@@ladbrestorationerci. Ca marche bien ce genre de meule ?
Very cool!!! Great work.
Awesome, felt very happy
Very nice restore job. It'll last another 50 years.
What a wonderful work
Excellent job well done.
Love your work.
fabulous! What a father and son project... thanks for the share.
Wonderful video, thanks!
OMG!! Seamus Levine has been transformed into a Machine!! @8:15 (Family Guy Reference).
Good job so please use a wire brush more strong, what you use just remove superficial oxide do not expose the metal.
also is better finish if you use filling premier, one or two hands as required, and some sand paper before paint on casting
Enjoyed amd Thumbs Up
Pretty damn good restoration.........
You took an absolutely beautiful and skillful restoration, and then ruined it with those ugly ass legs. They don't even come close to fitting properly in the slots. Plus now all the stress is on those four bolts holding the entire thing up. I'd have recommended notched legs to where most of the load would then be on the legs themselves.
you did SO good until you used WD-40 as a lubricant. it is not a lubricant.
Wow, that is a beatiful resto! Great job!
very good work keep moving
good restored man
¡Felicidades! Está genial tu trabajo!! : )
Hola, dos cositas: NO LE HAGAS CASO A LOS QUE NO LES GUSTA. A mi me ha gustado mucho. La otra, muy buen trabajo. Like y suscrito !!
@@ladbrestoration Gracias a ti y estaremos en contacto, pasate por mi canal a ver que te parece y me comentas. Gracias.
Very well done!
It looks like there was originally babbitt material around those axles. I can't think of any other reason there would be such a large opening for them to spin in.
Nice restoration. I need that to buff my car.
Good one! But your angle grinder needs a repair on cable, i saw wires.
very very nice ..i love it
I prefer it in original form. Thats the beauty of it.
Que bonito es devolver a la vida una joya como esta.
Felicidades
Some primitive thread chasing there! Lol Very well done repair. A real craftsman!!!
Look up a tool called a Dressing Tool. It's used to true up the surface of grinding stones on bench grinders. Maybe you could use one or a couple to true up yours? Just an idea. Anyways, great build video!
Cat is awesome:)
Very nice
Very nice.
Nice Job !!!
Excellent craftsmanship buddy. 🤔
That is the biggest adjustable spanner I've ever seen : D
Perfect video.
Excellent restoration. I would have liked to see the company logo restored, perhaps in gold, but that's quibbling.
J'aime bien votre restauration !
Mais les vis BTR , c'est dommage , çà fait pas d'époque !!!
I like your restoration !
But the screws BTR, it's a pity, there is no era !
Bravo love it love it ...
Was the original color green? What wood did you guys use? It ended up looking good.
At least we have few people on earth who 'fix' something broken rather than 'throw' it away like the new generation
Prahlad Das Dewkeea - it’s a bit unfair to toss that at the feet of a generation of people... the problem is that manufacturers have found more profit in making things specifically *_not_* to last, ensuring repeat business. When I was in high school I worked for an electronics repair company, fixing TVs and microwave ovens... that industry has almost entirely disappeared as surface mount electronics are not only *_super_* hard to work with, but companies design their boards to be replaced as an entire unit rather than troubleshot.
*_Every_* generation has had (and will have) folk that’d rather throw something away and replace it, rather than fixing it. Conversely, *_every_* generation has had (and again will have) folk who enjoy fixing what’s broken. The _”good old days”_ people often hark to never existed and there are actually *_more_* people _making and doing_ these days than ever before thanks to things like the Arduino and those same manufacturers creating cheaper bits for the gubbins.
You might want something a little thicker for those babbit berings. And make sure theres no paint in them or the threads. Good job on the weldz though and thats a lovly choice of red.
Cool 🔥🔥🔥👍👍👍
Pas évident pour une simple meule à eau, mais une restauration bien réussite! Merci pour le partage...
The most satisfying part 5:00 - 6:00
I suggest you to get some rust remover. It would save u time and preparation for painting would be significantly better.
You are still replying to comments. Legend.
@@ladbrestoration i am the prime munister of Greece btw
ВДшка это не смазка, овощи. Литол нужно было пихать
Или нигролову смазку так как вода там
Столько трудов и залить ведешкой. Мдя.
Лучше пескоструй использовать.
Brilliant!
Tres bien, merci
Imagine it being turned to a true OD, it would be even betterer than best
Cool👍👍👍
I would use this still not just let it sit on a shelf stones are easy enough to find I'm going to try to make something similar