I have watched this video times so far. What an amazing restoration. I have looked many times online to find this drill press, but no success. I hope I can find one soon. It just looks so cool. Thank you for sharing.
как же я люблю этот канал, покрасил тяп-ляп и готово, ни втулки не поменял, зачем-то снял у подшипника в двиглесальник, в отсутствии маслёнки. всё через жопу. И будет таким-же облезлым как и точило, которое не так давно реставрировал.
Really enjoyed this. I appreciate the time and care you put into each part. I cringe each time I watch a resto vid and they just destroy every part with a wire wheel.
This is a quality machine built by a reputable manufacturer. It deserves to be restored, which you have done well so it can be used and appreciated for decades to come.
I agree the comments about belts. They are running in opposite and because the wheels have different sizes, not as the same speed. Only one belt must be mounted and you have to move it from one to the other wheel to change speed. It's the same in modern drill.
I'm not sure. The top pulley free spins, you can see this when it is put against the wire wheel. I think both the top and bottom were supposed to free spin and there was supposed to be some sort of clutch or method to engage either forward or reverse. There is some keyed positions on the pulleys that I think were used. There is another spring post that isn't being used right now above the chuck that may have something to do with it. You also wouldn't be able to change the belt position very easy with the motor pulley cover. Also the motor has two pulleys of the same size so and there is no need for that.
@@IrWayZ You should have a short belt going to the double pulley from the motor to the double central pulley and a second belt from that central pulley to the drill spindle. For working fast you put the motor-to-central in the higher groove and the crentral-to-spindle on the lower groove so you get the same speed as the motor. For going slow you put motor-to-central in the lower groove and the central-to-spindle in the higher groove getting speed reduction. There is no problem in changing bands position since the belt in the motor does not have to get longer or shorter since both grooves on the central pulley and the motor pulley have the same diameter, so this one only has to slide. The belf which goes from the central to the spindle has to be taken away to make this change but this represents no big problem since this one can be totally removed from the drillpress without issues, since this one is covered with nothing.
I applaud you sir, that was a lot of work .Excellent restoration. Surprised you left the electrical connections exposed like that. Keep the videos coming . Thanks
Très belle restauration ! Dommage pour ces fils électriques mal branchés !!!!! Very nice restoration! Too bad for these poorly connected electrical wires !!!!!
Really nice and usual drill ! The problem with a brush on a grinder is it removes all the fabrication marks. I use citric acid, it's perfect and parts come like new. Done it on a table saw with the same rust.
Love the restoration, but there should only be one belt and you move that from one set of pulleys to the other to change the drill speed. Also, only use oil on most of the surfaces like the T slot drill holder and the bar the drill rides up and down on, as grease holds metal swarf and causes wear and other problems.
Well done. Some suggestions: 1) Your media blasting equipment is not working properly, fix it, 2) Repaint your grinder/buffer for better video presentation, 3) go to 3M company and look at their "Rayloc" stripping wheels for those close in needs, and 4) Use shrink wrap for wiring, looks cleaner. For extra fun, let the chickens run around to get into the camera for humor and reality...I like your style and approach to repair/working restore.
Fantastic restoration. The only change I would make is to move "Mr NVC" farther to the left and farther to down into the corner. It currently blocks some of your fantastic work and is distracting. I'm very much looking forward to your next project. Thank you for sharing this one with all of us.
Great job on this unusual drill press. What kind of drive belt are you using? I will remark that I think grease was used unnecessarily in some locations, such as the T-Track slot. Grease in some places can cause accumulation of shavings and trash.
26:00 Why do you use those strange green rubber bands instead of proper V Belts? I guess this rubber stuff will have a lot of slipping and can't be tensioned well enough...
Do you have a chuck key for it? I'm not sure those belts will last very long. Hell of a job. This could still be quite useful. it's smaller size and all would be great for a lot of people that don't have a lot of shop space.
Wie bekommt ihr den Zusammenbau wieder hin ? Gibt es da Pläne ? Oder könnt ihr euch die Teile, die Reihenfolge merken ? Oder schaut ihr das Video mit dem Auseinandernehmen immer wieder an ?
I like this machine. I think its not a drill press but a tapping machine. When you push down its turn right and whwn you pull up its might turn left. its why you have too belts may be you already had 20 time this coment
@@nalinux may be! motor is 1430/1720 RPM and there no reduction between pulleys it quite a lot for tapping. But the two pulleys on spindle turn in oposit direction? If nobody know?
Congratulations! It is the first time I see this technic to make the belt. But why are there 2 belts? And why one of them is straight and the other is crossed? Are they driving the same pulley? And is this machine for use or for exposition?
Great job Mr NVC. A couple of questions if you don't mind: A) why did you remove the grease cover from the bearings (won't this cause the grease to escape) ? B) Do the belts really overlap and rub in the original piece? Cheers!
Splendid job you did restoring that drill press to working order. It looks much better too. It took a lot of hard work to do that. Excellent work.
I have watched this video times so far. What an amazing restoration. I have looked many times online to find this drill press, but no success. I hope I can find one soon. It just looks so cool. Thank you for sharing.
Wonderful safing of a vintage drill press from scrap
I learned too much from this. Knowledge increased to see vintage tools.
BEAUTIFUL RESTORATION PLEASE KEEP THE VIDEOS COMING THANKS THEIR VERY INSPIRING .
The best vid MR NVC has posted to date. The attention to detail was phenomenal
What an incredible tool. So much potential, oh!!! and a beautiful restoration.
как же я люблю этот канал, покрасил тяп-ляп и готово, ни втулки не поменял, зачем-то снял у подшипника в двиглесальник, в отсутствии маслёнки. всё через жопу. И будет таким-же облезлым как и точило, которое не так давно реставрировал.
Fantastic job to rescue an old but worthy drill press. Congratulations. Great video. AAAAA+++++
Really enjoyed this. I appreciate the time and care you put into each part. I cringe each time I watch a resto vid and they just destroy every part with a wire wheel.
A lot of work and patience. Great job
When you cross the belt over and the other one straight you have them fighting against each other they will burn up... great job on the restoration
That was just beautiful my man, - and above all, - no music, - thanks !
You can really tell the care that went into each piece. I've seen guys just use a wire wheel and paint it. Thanks for the extra effort.
This is a quality machine built by a reputable manufacturer. It deserves to be restored, which you have done well so it can be used and appreciated for decades to come.
GREAT JOB BRO
QUE BUEN TRABAJO!!!! EXELENTE COMPAÑERO !!!!
Coisa mais linda!
@@zaneaustin4108 vão lascar outro kkkkkkkkkkkk
@Wesson Duncan kkkkkkkkkkkkk aqui ninguém é bobo
very well done
What a gorgeous restoration piece!
I agree the comments about belts. They are running in opposite and because the wheels have different sizes, not as the same speed. Only one belt must be mounted and you have to move it from one to the other wheel to change speed. It's the same in modern drill.
This.
I'm not sure. The top pulley free spins, you can see this when it is put against the wire wheel. I think both the top and bottom were supposed to free spin and there was supposed to be some sort of clutch or method to engage either forward or reverse. There is some keyed positions on the pulleys that I think were used. There is another spring post that isn't being used right now above the chuck that may have something to do with it. You also wouldn't be able to change the belt position very easy with the motor pulley cover. Also the motor has two pulleys of the same size so and there is no need for that.
@@IrWayZ You should have a short belt going to the double pulley from the motor to the double central pulley and a second belt from that central pulley to the drill spindle. For working fast you put the motor-to-central in the higher groove and the crentral-to-spindle on the lower groove so you get the same speed as the motor. For going slow you put motor-to-central in the lower groove and the central-to-spindle in the higher groove getting speed reduction. There is no problem in changing bands position since the belt in the motor does not have to get longer or shorter since both grooves on the central pulley and the motor pulley have the same diameter, so this one only has to slide. The belf which goes from the central to the spindle has to be taken away to make this change but this represents no big problem since this one can be totally removed from the drillpress without issues, since this one is covered with nothing.
Very unusual looking drill press. Interesting what man can dream up and built...
Its amusing to look at the shape of springs
Great work! Just beautiful!
Very good restoration 👍👍👍Thanks for sharing
Fantastico!!....gran trabajo, muchos parten....pero no terminan!!
excellent, great job. congrats!!!!
very old classifies as antique nice video lets people see and appreciate their tools this is what and how it operated
BEAUTIFUL ! ! ! ...Newk from Kentucky USA
Thanks
Beautiful old drill press - great job! 👍👍👍
I applaud you sir, that was a lot of work .Excellent restoration. Surprised you left the electrical connections exposed like that. Keep the videos coming . Thanks
That's badass!!! I have a few sets of vintage Japanese hand tools but, no power tools.
Great job, love that you made your own belts. Of course the fact that the combination of traffic and chickens in the background cracks me up.
Jak zwykle dobra robota.
una meraviglia di restauro
Très belle restauration !
Dommage pour ces fils électriques mal branchés !!!!!
Very nice restoration!
Too bad for these poorly connected electrical wires !!!!!
Love the percussive disassembly :D
Τέλεια η επισκευή του επιτραπέζιου τρυπανιου αξίζει τον κόπο.
Incredible, unbelievably time-consuming restoration. I'm amazed at your skills! please respond to the comments about the green belts if you can.
nice video, but man those twisted wires kill my eyes.
Excellent restoration!
Great job my friend loved the video no crazy music loved your sander years ago i had a wolf shiny metal drill
Regards
Steve UK London
Really nice and usual drill !
The problem with a brush on a grinder is it removes all the fabrication marks.
I use citric acid, it's perfect and parts come like new.
Done it on a table saw with the same rust.
Again, very cool, I doubt it was the good brand new in 1958! 👏👏👏
Also, What a unique design for a drill!
Great work. Pretty to watch.
Awesome!
Excellent Job
Респект за реставрацию.
totally cool treatment.
Love the restoration, but there should only be one belt and you move that from one set of pulleys to the other to change the drill speed. Also, only use oil on most of the surfaces like the T slot drill holder and the bar the drill rides up and down on, as grease holds metal swarf and causes wear and other problems.
Excellent
Only one big mistake. The wires were fixed with tape. Use Wago or solder it together.
The mistake was just passing the wires through the hole where the power switch was supposed to go. Looks like it was eliminated before he got it.
Hi Mr. NVC 👋👋👋 good to see you 🤝🤝🤝 very good restoration drill press 👍👍👍
Well done. Some suggestions: 1) Your media blasting equipment is not working properly, fix it, 2) Repaint your grinder/buffer for better video presentation, 3) go to 3M company and look at their "Rayloc" stripping wheels for those close in needs, and 4) Use shrink wrap for wiring, looks cleaner. For extra fun, let the chickens run around to get into the camera for humor and reality...I like your style and approach to repair/working restore.
Thanks
Both green belts should be moving in the same direction.....!?
If not, one of them should be disconnected.
That rubber band stuff is fantastic. What is it ???
nice work
That thing was so filthy and corroded! Good job!
How do those drive belts work? It looks like they rotate in opposite directions!
Fantastic restoration.
The only change I would make is to move "Mr NVC" farther to the left and farther to down into the corner. It currently blocks some of your fantastic work and is distracting.
I'm very much looking forward to your next project. Thank you for sharing this one with all of us.
Уровень растёт, ещё бы компрессор мощнее для пескоструйки
Great job on this unusual drill press. What kind of drive belt are you using? I will remark that I think grease was used unnecessarily in some locations, such as the T-Track slot. Grease in some places can cause accumulation of shavings and trash.
Браво!!!
Now that's gorgeous, great job!
I love the fact that he's using a sander he restored to restore another old tool...
One EXCELLENT Job, have a nice day !!!.
26:00 Why do you use those strange green rubber bands instead of proper V Belts? I guess this rubber stuff will have a lot of slipping and can't be tensioned well enough...
Good Job
Good video
Do you have a chuck key for it? I'm not sure those belts will last very long. Hell of a job. This could still be quite useful. it's smaller size and all would be great for a lot of people that don't have a lot of shop space.
жаль не показали его применение.
Большинство так и не поняли, что это станок для нарезания резьбы.
Двигатель сгоревший. Но свежевыкрашенный!
Какой резьбы сверлилкой? Шутите? Эта гравицапа скорее гравировать и фрезеровать умела, помимо того что дырки сверлила.
Обмоткой двигателя да по железном столу??? Нет слов
Tuyệt vời quá anh Chương 🥰
Chợt nhận ra cái máy của mình kkk
Kaka chất. Máy này thiếu 1 bộ phận quan trọng k thể trình diễn thêm được
Wie bekommt ihr den Zusammenbau wieder hin ? Gibt es da Pläne ? Oder könnt ihr euch die Teile, die Reihenfolge merken ? Oder schaut ihr das Video mit dem Auseinandernehmen immer wieder an ?
This is my favorite so relaxing 😍
Good job but that color blue just does fit the era of the tool.
Good 👍👍👍
Goooooooood job, man. 🤪 🧡🇮🇹
Congratulations, great job.🇧🇷 👏 👏 👏
Please restore 1930 electronic things.
I'm so excited for that
Hello what is that right polishing wheel on your bench grinder ? Felt ?
Wow, that was sure a mess and didn’t it have loads of parts? Great job.
я так и не понял зачем два ремня ?
Good Job Sir ... 👍🏽
excellent
看着简单，实际真复杂，哥们好历害！
Simply beautiful you have outdone yourself but what's next how can you improve on perfection.
I like this machine. I think its not a drill press but a tapping machine. When you push down its turn right and whwn you pull up its might turn left. its why you have too belts
may be you already had 20 time this coment
Doesn't it turn really fast for tapping ?
@@nalinux may be! motor is 1430/1720 RPM and there no reduction between pulleys it quite a lot for tapping. But the two pulleys on spindle turn in oposit direction? If nobody know?
@@MPAatelier or just 2 speed ?
Great work , :©
good job ..
Congratulations! It is the first time I see this technic to make the belt. But why are there 2 belts? And why one of them is straight and the other is crossed? Are they driving the same pulley? And is this machine for use or for exposition?
Yes, I am curious about the belt configuration too.
Nice restoration but the strator already burnt out you should rewind.. motor will be weak with old wires.
Cool
Хочу такой сверлильный станок!
Very good. Will you use this in your shop?
Great job Mr NVC.
A couple of questions if you don't mind: A) why did you remove the grease cover from the bearings (won't this cause the grease to escape) ? B) Do the belts really overlap and rub in the original piece?
Cheers!
why did you cross over one of the green bans? if you did that one band would go clock wise and the other anti clock wise?
Bonjour,
Merci pour vos partages; par contre quel produit vous utilisez comme enduit à 14:18 s'ils vous plait?
21:40 why is removed the ball bearing´s seal ?
потому что idiot
Ни кого не удивило , эта божественная имитация ремня-привода и его "правильная" установка ?