Antique 1960 Broken Table Fan - Restoration - WorkshopDC
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2021
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Antique 1960 Broken Table Fan - Restoration - WorkshopDC
Hello guys, how are you doing?
In this video i show you how to restore a Antique 1960 Broken Table Fan, this was the biggest restoration that i every made, and a really hard one.
To this restoration i need a help of my wrenchs, screwdrivers, hammer, drill, wood lathe, vise, plier, bench grinder, wire brushes, and of course Mr. Fox.
Now i start to disassemble all the Fan, some parts are really hard to take off, but everything goes well.
You can notice that some engine was broken and unfortunately i couldn't find a new one to replace.
Time to clean all the dirt parts, first i begin melting the old grease, the smoke smells like truck smoke and i like it 😂😂😂
After that i wash all parts with a strong degreaser, there was a lot of dirt on all the parts, and brush them to a better clean.
The degreaser was able to remove all the old paint, this paint was not the original one.
With all parts cleaned i begin to debend the case and the grid.
I washed the motor and rotor with penetrating oil, it was very good to clean this stuffs.
After that i start to restore the shovels, i filed some areas and smoothed the surface with sponge steel.
The broken base needs to be restored, so i leveled and make the new part on lathe, it turned out perfect.
To the rusted grid i used hydrochloric acid to remove the rust and glued the some spots with super glue off camera.
I also wire brush some parts to make it even more clean.
The case was with a lot of imperfections so i fill all with filler.
Mr. For remember that is aways need to use protection mask.
I polished the shovels to a nice finish but not a mirror one.
I glued the crack with super glue.
Time to paint the pieces, 2 coats of primer and 3 coats of Sea green.
Some parts i used 2 coats of clear coat to protection.
And for the grid 2 coats of primer and 2 coats of silver.
Now all ready to Assemble.
The assemble took me 3 hours to be perfect cause a use grease and is hard to find the rigth way to assemble all.
I also put a rubber base, the original had one like that.
I make a test on the motor while i assemble to make sure that it was working rigth.
And done, restored!
I make a final test and wow, it was very strong.
Protection Equipments:
- Gloves;
- Goggles;
- Hearing Protection;
- Mask;
Products Used:
- Degreaser;
- Hydrochloric acid;
- Primer;
- Penetrating Oil;
- Spray Primer;
- Spray Sea Green;
- Spray Silver;
- Spray Clear;
Equipmentis used:
- BenchGrinder;
- BenchDriil;
- Plier;
- Wrenchs;
- Screwdriver;
-Wood Lathe;
Thanks for watching!
With Love - DC!
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Hi guys! Do you like the video? Which part did you like the most?
Have a nice day. With Love - DC ❤️
You have skills! I enjoyed watching you make the new piece out of plastic. Also using the wooden handle to straighten the cover was pretty clever. One thing I would suggest is to use heat shrink tubing instead of tape on the wire connections. Heat shrink tubing holds up better over time. That is minor though. Keep up the good work.
Thank you so much Jeremy! I don't find the plastic tubs to use on the conections. ❤️
It's a beauty! Would be proud to have it. Thanks for restoring it and not throwing it out.
Thanks Shawna! ❤️
I find it funny that the wire brush wheel spinning makes the video warp 😆
PFFT The polish wheel causes the same thing! 😂
"Fan"tastic job, skills and restoration! Love the color and it looks awesome!👍👍👊
Thanks Dirty! ❤️
Excellent work. Those antique fans look awesome.
A lot of people would have just thrown this fan in the rubbish. Thank you for saving it.
Thanks Mr White! I love antique Fans! ❤️
Great video only thing I would suggest is shrink tubing instead of insulation tape on the internal wiring! But I really enjoyed your video today
Thanks a lot Shug! ❤️
I loved this as well!!!
Thanks BGB! ❤️
Sweet 👍🏻 👍🏻
Thanks GT! ❤️
That fan is really worth some money glad you restored it
Thanks for Watching! ❤️
Great work 👏 👏
Thanks mate! ❤️
Excelente restauracion de este ventilador de mesa antiguo de 1960, respetos desde Venezuela.👍💯🤜🔥🤛🙏💯👍
Muchas gracias Amilcar! ❤️
@@WorkshopDC 👍💯
Nice restoration. It’s a shame you don’t have a way to replace the stripped out plastic gear.
Yep! I really wish to find a new one, and I couldn't remake the gear.
Thanks Jeeper! ❤️
☹️ - that’s why you didn’t test the oscillator “swing” function
Reforma sensacional, parabéns!!! Preservação da história. Esse ventilador eu colocaria no meu acervo...
Gadzooks there were quite a few parts to restore with this one. Fantastic job cutting down the new plastic for the broken base - It's WAY better than the piece of wood someone fixed it with in the past haha. Like always, very nice job!
Thank you so much Bro!
I make this New plastic piece to be better then the original 😄
Was a very long project but turned great. Thanks again Bro! ❤️
Wow
Thanks Alessandro! ❤️
I would take this anyday than what's on the shelf nowadays...
Yep! Is a very good Fan with a strong wind.
Beautiful color.. nice work...
Thanks Gary!
Você faz um belo trabalho com pouquíssimas ferramentas elétricas e, por isso, conquistou meu respeito e admiração. Thank you from the U.S., Jeff
Thanks for the kind words Jeff! A hug from Brazil! ❤️
Looks great and wonderful job restoring it!!
Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up
Thanks Oneshot! ❤️
Nice job!
Being an electrician l would have used a jacketed cord and grounded the frame since you already were using a grounded plug on the end of the cord.
Thanks Proctor's! Unfortunately I don't know to much about electrical conections. Thanks for the tip! ❤️
nice job 👍👍👍👍
nice job, please wear protective gloves when handling wire brush next time, and glasses too, best wishes ♥️♥️
Thanks, when I'm working with brush wires I don't wear gloves cause it can fasten on the wires, I always use glasses too. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year Edmund! ❤️
Nice object well done. (antique means 100 years or older. vintage means 30 + years)
Thanks, and thanks for the tip! ❤️
That is one COOL Restoration friend great job, have a nice day friend !!!.
Thank you so much Brian! ❤️
Bom trabalho!
Sendo um eletricista eu teria usado um cabo revestido e aterrado a estrutura já que você já estava usando um plugue aterrado na extremidade do cabo.
Restauração maravilhosa! seria incrível ver vc restaurar algum ventilador da marca bomclima, anos 60 também. Fica a dica! abraços!
Muito obrigado Daniel! Provavelmente no futuro eu traga outra restauração de ventilador antigo, quem sabe não seja um dessa marca. ❤️
Belo trabalho. Faço a mesma observação de Shug McGurran: use os tubos termo retráteis no lugar da fita isolante.
Pergunta: quanto tempo você demorou para concluir o trabalho?
Obrigado! Eu me esqueci de comprar, aí na hora usei a fita. Demorei 2 semanas, pois tive que ir em vários lugares para encontrar os parafusos e a tinta, mais o tempo de secagem da mesma.
good restoration
Thanks! ❤️
Соединение проводов можно было бы в термоусадку спрятать
Отличная работа!
Будучи электриком, я бы использовал шнур в оболочке и заземлил рамку, поскольку вы уже использовали заземленную вилку на конце шнура.
Ola! Parabéns pela restauração - é o primeiro vídeo brasileiro de restauração de ventiladores que vejo… estou com um Novolar desses aqui para restaurar e seu vídeo foi bem inspirador!
Muito obrigado Luiz! ❤️
maravilhoso muito bom
Bel restauro, comunque mettere dei mamout al collegamento elettrico, non sarebbe stato un cattivo lavoro!
Grazie mille! Non ho trovato il connettore in gomma ideale. ❤️
esse ventilador e brasileiro com certeza
É sim, eu sou Brasileiro tbm kkk
In Brazil, this fan is call NOVOLAR
Sim! Obrigado por comentar João!
@@WorkshopDC pensava que tu era americano kkkk show de bola, amo restauração de ventiladores e esse NOVOLAR é um que particularmente gosto muito
Não, eu sou Brasileiro! Gosto muito de restaurar ventiladores antigos tbm mas é difícil encontrar kk Obrigado!
Show de bola. Eu lembro que quando eu era criança, tinha esse NOVOLAR e um Marelli numa loja em um shopping. Eles faziam parte da decoração, mas eu amava ir lá só pra ver eles. Queria poder encontrar algum antigo assim também pra restaurar
As vezes você encontra em feiras do rolo em sua cidade, encontrei esse em uma feira dessas.
Fantastic work. But as a watcher I suggest you to use gloves for ur safety..
Thanks Gowthan! ❤️
Consider investing on a 3d printer to recreate plastic parts.
Maybe in the future. Thanks Orochi! ❤️
Ele tá com as buchas ruin pois ele parou muito rápido.
Infelizmente não há como encontrar peças para reposição para um ventilador dessa idade. Obrigado por comentar! ❤️
@@WorkshopDC Que pena mesmo.
A única coisa que fez o serviço ficar chato foi a bucha que não foi trocada por uma de bronze ou cobre
Obrigado por Assistir Jair! ❤
Having been born in 1952 it’s tough to hear of a fan from 1960 being referred to as “antique”.
Here in Brazil "Antique" means "Antigo/Velho" I'm Sorry for the bad english.
So yea I vould tell the fan faced the opposite direction
Thanks for watching!
Great restoration, but be careful when using "antique" as a title, because most definitions say the item must at least be 100 years old when labeled "antique".
Thanks, and thanks for the tip. ❤️
Vintage ✅
Not original👎👎👎
Here in brazil it is pretty original!
Gracias es maravilloso aprender y crear energia infinita ! Con bobina y imanes! Me encanto! Su video muy agradecido y saludos desde mexico!!
Gracias! ❤️
Wow