100 year old vacuum restoration
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2023
- I picked this up well over a year ago off Facebook Marketplace the seller had no idea what it really was but was gonna make it into a sculpture .
Thankfully couldn't get a design that was going to work for him and I bought it for $50
I soon realised it was missing a major part of it and I didn't have the necessary tools to make this part
So I purchased a 3D printer then I discovered I had to learn how to use CAD to design the missing parts
buy a Propane Furnace to sandcast the parts, with lots of failures and a big learning process
I chose the Devil Forge because of its reputation and could melt up to 10 kgs big shout out to @chrispyskiwiadventures3583 and @bigstackD for helping set up the forge
Then I had trouble breaking up the aluminium parts so I bought a bandsaw to make things safer.
Then I had to buy A printer and Cricut maker then I spent about a month trying to learn how to use everything to get this one video done.
I purchased all these tools out of my own money none of this is sponsored.
I have walked away from some restoration projects because of missing parts now I have all this equipment I can confidently restore a lot more intricate things.
In my research of this vacuum sweeper, there doesn't seem to be many about.
Thanks to www.ferrymead.org.nz/ for letting me film the Doty Manufacturing Company Vacuum Sweeper in Curragh cottage
Now the Restoration is complete the video is done any museums in New Zealand would like this please get in touch.
(ps just picked up another restoration project weighs 200 pounds mostly made of brass, 600k round trip. look forward to showing you guys when it's finished and delivering it back to Museum to see their response).
#restoration#relaxing #satisfying
The antiques you find are so freaking cool and unique, and you are a truly awesome craftsman. I can't believe you have so few subscribers, and all the fake restorers out there have 10 times more followers, although they are full of BS.
You're so underrated it's insane
Thanks I 100% agree with you trying to get in front of the audience on UA-cam is a mission
I like this guy. Not a fake restorer. Smart, talented, and seems like the kind of guy I’d like to sit and have a beer with.
Thank you so much for your kind words! I really appreciate your support and I'm glad you enjoy my content. Cheers!😀
I’m just blown away by these restorations of relics of time gone by the craftsmanship and determation to do this kind of work takes a really special person and that’s you
Thanks mike for the encouragement means a lot, Cheers Richard 😊
Fantastic the renovation work you did ! You have all the necessary tools to resuscitate the object in perfect condition. A rebirth indeed ! Bravo 👏🏼
Thanks Eric, but I will never have enough tools 🔧 🙂
Brilhante trabalho, adorei, parabéns
Real restoration and good job.
thanks for the encouragement😀
Thanks for the restoration videos! That's a very cool vacuum! THANKS 😊
Glad you like them!
Great work. Such a great restoration 👍👍
Glad you like it
The casting part was so hardcore! Hats off to you Sir! You deserve all the subs!
Thanks, i will have some more coming up soon, thanks for watching
Wow - fantastic job Richard. I admire all the skills involved in this project 🙌 👏
Thanks you're not short of the skill sets yourself (pS have the girls found another project for you to do yet)
@richardrestorations Yes we are working on something else atm 😉
It looks great, looks new again and you did a masterful job restoring it as well!!!!
I enjoyed your video so I gave it a Thumbs Up
Thank you very much!
The magnet for the nuts... brilliant.
Awesome job. I'm still amazed at the engineering from the past and how advanced some of these things are considering the technology of the day.
same I,m, doing something way more Complicated and older
Amazing! I still couldn't get my head around how you didn't give up on trying to cast a whole part and ended up replicating it almost perfectly
Very good one, sir. Such an elegant tool, although not as effective as its modern counterparts
Thanks DX it's all a learning curve
And don't forget these was one of the first vacuums that only needed one person to operate ,Thanks for watching 😊
I didn’t know these existed. Awesome ❤
thanks for watching😀
Brilliant! your best to date, the money you spent was about a thousand times more than what it is worth and the man hours were probably about 100 times the hours when it was factory made.🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺
thanks Kevin You're probably right but I've been working towards doing this for quite a while, thanks for watching
I like that replicator😅 pretty fancy, I think I need one of those. Great project
Thanks better than watching a 3d printer for 2 hours 😉
I was intrigued from the get-go as I had never seen a vacuum cleaner this old. And it just got better from there! You demonstrated so many cool skills (save for the gas pipe bit🤔) - aluminium casting, metal fabrication, label making, 3D printing (but my mind was officially blown by the 3D printer PRINTER!!!🤯). Plus the shot of your sweet ride was bonus joy (very cherry!). Thank you for taking the time to film this restoration - it was so enjoyable all the way through. Onya Mate👍
Thanks a lot @patientorlando1306 and glad you enjoyed! Thanks again for these kind words 👍👍👍
VERY GOOD!!!!! nice outcome, Richard.
Glad you liked it!
MOTAT might be interested in such a beautiful item. Enjoyed the video 👍
I think so too!
Great job! I can really see your commitment to your craft and your patience and determination shows through after 10 attempts to perfect your casting! And congratulations on the weight loss you’re going to notice a difference in how you feel and how your joints feel, I lost 35kg this year and I feel like I’m 20 years younger
Thank you so much !yes i have notice a improvement already ,I look younger by not looking in the mirror😊
14:55 loved the personalisation of the forge here 😁
thanks @JoyMaryF for the encouragement😀
Some epic skills, and good excuse to show off that beast of a car 👍
Thanks Crusty I see you have got over 1k sub how are you going for your 4000 hours
Well done. lots of work in this one😮
Yes it was
My mom found that same vacuum in the attic of her house. It was pretty complete and worked okay. No idea where it is now.
thanks for watching😀might have made it to a Museum😀
An absolute beauty
Thanks danny , just checking your not referring to me 😂
Под кроватью должен стоять винтажный ночной горшок. :-)
it was the dining room not the bedroom :-)
It's a Doty vacuum sweeper. Very desireable.
Thank you for taking the time to watch my video and leave a comment. It means a lot to me!
Hi guys could you do me a favor and time stamp the bit you liked the most
Cheers Richard 😊
Beautiful restoration. ~Kevin
Thank you very much! Kevin
Incroyable !
Great restoration 😊
Thank you! Cheers!
Bravo! You certainty had to acquire a few new skills to complete this restoration. I am always fascinated by the evolution of household appliances.
Thank you very much!
Muy buen trabajo. Felicitaciones. Saludos desde Uruguay.
Thanks Pablo greetings from New Zealand
It...kind of works. Still best all mechanical vacuum cleaner I've seen
thanks more to come
Impressive
thanks for watching
So cool how you make the molds with the sand.
thanks for watching😀
Excelente amigo
Thank you for taking the time to watch my video
You could edit a lot out of the video and still keep all of the useful and interesting content.
Thanks for the tip
Nice Continental in the background
thanks for watching😀 its a 1966
Incredibile !!!
Sembra un'invenzione di Leonardo !!!
you would think but it's American
👍🏻💪🏻
Congratulations on the weight loss. It's taken me 2 years to go from 223lb to 156lb.
Good on you , thanks for watching
Very good!
I'm from Americana SP Brasil.
Thanks for watching and greetings from New Zealand😃
I guess a 100 years ago this was high tech and sped up cleaning. In a 100 years from now people will look back at our WIFI connected robovacs and say "how primitive". Good video, thanks.
thanks for watching ,wish i could speed up ?
When I was 17 me and my older brother would help out at this guys 30 car storage unit where he kept a collection of his vintage American cars and some UK cars he went on holiday to Spain and came back with a 1965 Lincoln continental short wheelbase limo he bought over there , he seen parked up and waited at a nearby cafe for 3 days to see if he could buy it , he was told it was something called a Whitehouse protocol and was used by US embassy's .
Thanks for your feed back cheers Richard 😀
no grease for wheels?
oil two drop per wheel
чисто визуально, (да простят меня отцы изобретатели) КПД данного устройства не значительно выше нуля, если брать во внимание, отсутствие альтернативы, то и эта идея могла быть одобренной. Во всяком случае было сделано начало, от просто причуды до мечты и в действующий образец путь не малый, и основное если бы не было того что мы сейчас видим, однозначно не было бы и теперешнего......Путь первопроходца всегда более сложен. Мастеру - реставратору респект!
Thanks for your feed back cheers Richard 😀
That's nut's .
Thanks John for watching
Wow! Another fabulous restoration by you. Did you restore your car too? It's a beauty too.
Yes I did
Is that a Lincoln Continental in the background?
1966 lincoln continental cheers Richard
The cast turned out perfect... how many attempts? Lol it'd take a lot for me. 😊
Thanks James
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Very nice restoration. It would be handy though if you did not obscure the screen with your name. How about the top corner?
Thanks Mark I have done that in the past lots of my videos have been posted on Facebook without my consent .Facebook won't take them down unless I can prove it is mine
Thanks for watching, I'm working on a way to fix this
If a vacuum sucks...is that a good thing?
Thanks, worked better than i thought it would
In wich country f the commowealth do you live, asking cause I notice that you drive a Lincoln 66/67 and drive on the left side, by the way I love those Lincolns they are like boats but super confortable.
thanks for watching😀I'm in New Zealand
I'm Sorry I didn't watch the whole video, I had my answer at the end, keep posting please I enjoy and learn a lot on each single one of your post.
You put tires in different direction.
Thanks for your feed back cheers Richard 😀
Great restoration! Keep up the wight loss. I know what it like lost a total of 97.5 kg
Thank you for the encouragement and congratulations on your weight loss ,I know what a battle it is
👍👏👍👏👍👏👍👏👍👏👍👏👍👏🥃🥃🥃
Thanks so much
replicator is a good joke, respect :)
Thanks glad it brought a smile to you
🤗🙏👍🇻🇪
thanks for watching😀
I thought that Doty’s was supposed to vacuum going in either direction.
The axle is too tight, you saw how much trouble he had getting it in.
no it wasn't that did you see me turning the axle by hand i didn't have the wheels lined up properly so the cam was slightly off set 24:28 thanks for noticing
@@richardrestorations
Thanks for letting us know.
What does 'doty' mean? Spelling spelling spelling!
I have no know idea
Was that an old GM car I saw? Possibly a Cadillac
1966 Lincoln Continental coupe, thanks for watching