Awesome Scrapyard Finds! Repair-A-Thon!
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
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Episode 1:
• Scrapyard Finds Repair...
Episode 2:
• New Scrapyard Finds! R...
Episode 3:
• More Scrapyard Finds! ...
Episode 4:
• Even More Scrapyard Fi...
Episode 5:
• Many More Scrapyard Fi...
Episode 6:
• Great Scrapyard Finds!...
This is Episode Nr.7 of a longer series of these videos. All other episodes are linked in the video description("show more")
thanks for having these come out more often
the big screws look to be from an extruder of some kind, probably injection molder
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salvage some solar panels if possible and also if possible could you construct a sterling engine out of salvaged scrap...
always amazed at whats thrown away. great video thanks for sharing.
Like everyone else, these are always my favorite pieces of your content.
Thanks, as always, for sharing your knowledge, space, and time with us.
I'm starting to consider moving to Germany, just for the scrapyards.
After what Merkel did to the country... no way!
@Higor Ghunter • 64 years ago I don't even know what to say...just...what the heck is wrong with you?
Yea I know . Im in
@Higor Ghunter • 64 years ago As an immigrant living in Germany, I'd say your head needs a good purification.
Some of the replies to this. What horrible comments.
A quick way of cleaning dirty threads, is to get a long piece of rope or string, doubling it or tripling the string as necessary to fill the thread. Then spray the string with light oil, and make a couple of wraps on the thread just beside the nut. Screw the thread into the nut, and the string will clean all the loose debris out of the threads. This also works great for cleaning the screw advance on a lathe before doing any threading.
I would love to have that 57 Chevy cab forward truck pictured at the beginning of the video. I already own a 55 Chev Cameo pickup, but you can't have too many old Chevy trucks.
Interesting video, as usual.
Oh, I loved the dramatic intro.
Keep this series going!
Going to the dump today I picked up several fully functioning items for my wood working shop; Clamps, chisel and axes.
Just a little cleaning required.
What people throw out amazes and depress me.. I like your videos that you give it a new life..
Colin furs made the screw tank you were dreaming of. Well worth the watch, the man is crazy!
the massive c-clamp goes well together with the the 75mm wrench
I only have one complaint: The video was too short! :P
I'm enjoying this video series a lot. Really cool to learn new stuff and to see tools you never knew even existed.
That C clamp was big enough to use as an English Wheel build!
The 'screws' are augers for moving material in pipe.
Love the “junk” repair videos. Beauty vs junk is in the eye of the beholder. I wish there were more people like you who could see the value in what “modern” society sees as “junk”, suitable only for the scrapyard.
Make a giant bolt head or nut and mount it to the wall or a post, then put the wrench on the bolt head (or nut) and hang a sign for your channel from the extended handle. Great channel advert! I have really enjoyed these scrapyard find videos, liked!
I'd hate to pick the clamp as my favorite out of all those treasures, but I sure do love that clamp.
This series is just getting better and better
I love the blend of science and art. how you let the universe take you to the next project. How fun is that
Some great finds. I must say you have much more restraint than I do. Every time you go to the scrapyard I'm saying to myself "grab that! Grab that!" I would have taken that whole grocery wrapping machine and tried to make a 3D printer out of it. I hate to see tools in the piles. Like you, if I see them I save them.
Great video....I go to the metal scrapeyards everyweek....sometimes you find great stuff...sometimes ..nothing at all....I mainly look for industrial tools Lathes,Milljng machines,etc...
" I can't help myself" oh I have said those words so many times. The drill which Frankensteined itself into a power saw was pretty interesting, I'd like to see the other tools related to that. I almost skipped on this video glad I didn't. Keep broadcasting!!
Well yes, the fans don't have the front guards, but the motors shouldn't be wasted. There are a couple of small, useful motors there and the housings look pretty clean.
The saw that attaches to a drill is really useful, especially as a small table saw. . My brother wanted to make some dacron sails for his boat, but the sewing machine motor was not very strong, so he used a heavy drill as the motor, and it worked very well.
"A thing of beauty….!" So true..!
.. is a joy forever..
Dave Jones intensifies :D
@@SzDavidHUN Well said, sir...;-)
The wrench is a thing of beauty and worth 50 Euros. Win win.
I have one rule to go to the scrap yard "just 4 fun" when I actually don't need anything:
Only 10 bucks with me. Otherwise I buy the whole shabang...
I used to stick weld iron birds with one longer leg and stick them in my front yard 😁😁😁🐦sticky birds🐤🐥😎
Try using a magnet to remove metal chips. Worth a shot.
I Musta use the wrapping machine for at least five or six years and I didn’t even know what that was my favourite machine to use in the meat department
I love your videos, thank you for making them. It's good to know that great items are saved and repaired so they can have a new life.
This is just to suggest bringing along a pocket radiation detector or at least a dosimeter when sorting through the scrapyards - as you are aware sometimes things can look perfectly good to the eye and pass the sniff test but still spewing neutrons or gamma/alpha or beta rays 24/7/365..there are junkyards in the East full of such equipment.
Cotton twine or similar type string works well for cleaning threads such as lead screws on lathes, but you need to be careful on lead screws not to get tangled or u can lose a finger.
I have 3 70mm wrenches just like that and one 80mm wrench... They are German made as well!
Love it, thank you for sharing your amazing story. God bless you and your family
A thing of beauty is a joy forever 😀
These videos are fantastic! Please continue to make more. Cheers from New Zealand!
Full steam ahead I love learning from you. And over the years have learned and used those skills alot thank you so much.
Um Spindeln oder auch Feder zu reinigen kann ich Dochte wie sie beim Bund für's Waffen-Reinigen verwendet werden empfehlen.
This C-clamp is probably stronger than some of hydraulic presses
Nice finds as usual. The C clamp has me thinking using for other purposes with the lead screw basically. Somewhat like the inspired linear actuators that I've acquired two Mercedes Benz wiper motors and the larger jacks (210 583 01) all $10 ea. for what I planned to be used for the garden tractor front end loader electronic actuated/controlled model that's a Ford YT16 SVT custom I'm restoring and upgrading to make more heavy duty multifunction utility. There was a period I wanted to make an old buzz box as the grill and a dedicated generator engine welder yard tractor... thinking that will be another platform for that use though still with the intention to fit in the back of the pickup.
I love watching you restore and repurpose stuff from the scrap yard! It inspires me to do similar stuff myself. I really want to build a silent air compressor; I already have an old AC compressor, I'm just waiting for a good tank to come my way. Keep up the good work!
The rules for recycling are: 1.Re-use 2.Re-cycle 3.Replace - So, re-using/re-purposing is the first priority as it retains the energy and effort invested into the item in the first place.
Keep them flowing!
This c-clamp loks literaly like, a arbor press upside down.
Germany giving up on their base generation by Nuclear will make it difficult for them to go fully renewable unless batteries become super cheep that they can over provision with storage.
This C-clap is a beast !
man i could do all my Christmas shopping at that scrap yard
The wrench is a wall hanger.
Always interesting and challenging. Thank you for stimulating a desire to recycle good stuff. Les in UK
Respect cheers thanks from lreland love seeing old stuff been salvaged saved repurposed. Total agree that todays stuff is manufactured to last a certain time so were always consuming. Designed that certain parts fail need replacing. Very little is fixed by design that mechanism, engineers, are no longer fixing but selling you the newest latest product. Cheers thanks stay save Happy Halloween or devils nite.👍🇮🇪☘
you might be able to make a swing press with that clamp
The intro makes me think about a book written by Michael Moore.
Always look forward to your videos, I like your attitude! re-use and re-purpose everything we can, wish I had a scrapyard near me that allowed people to buy stuff like this.
As a Canadian, I LOVE your gunt accent ! Ya !
You inspire me and the world
Well this wrench is obviously built to be a weapon.
Please go full steam ahead and produce more!
Never can one hae enough differnt sized wrenches ,never know when you or a some one else may need one of those bigger sizes.
Great content, thank you for how to pronounce "Gedore", excellent tools. Yes 75 mm spanner is rather large.
Thanks for sharing and best regards from the UK.
You could nickname the wrench hank and use it as an opinium amplifier 🤣🤣🤣
Creepy recording but the truth is much stranger than fiction. I’m all about repurposing just about anything I’m able to get my hands on so I’m with ya brother. Sooner or later this “throw away” world thought process is going to catch up to us. ALWAYS reuse what you can in another way shape or form. I envy the scrapyards you’re allowed access into, stateside in Massachusetts they’ve pretty much shut us down from free range scouring on our own due to worry over injury. Only a few car scrapyards where you pull your own parts allow us access which is nice because I refuse to pay someone else to do work I can do. Ok, enjoy your day and thanks for sharing...
In the UK you can’t get into breaker’s yards, there are no places you can get stuff like this. You’d be chased away and yelled at. Council garbage dumps will not let you take perfectly good repairable stuff.
I get chased away and yelled at by my own friends and family whenever we take some junk to the tip and I start eyeing up the dumped appliances.
Khakoo I know that feeling. When I suggest getting rid of stuff at a car boot sale, I get eye-rolls because they know I’ll bring back more than I took.
Go full steam! Love your videos. Thanks and God bless!
TechMoan loved the intro no doubt..
send the train to MasterMilo82..
I'm going to miss that scale:
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Always look forward to your videos. Many interesting solutions to various problems. I particularly like your explanation of the German names.
that scale is fantastic I had to say.....
Great video.. from philippines😍😍
I loved the intro - your videos have such a unique atmosphere to them
I wonder if Colin Furze got the idea to build his screwtank after watching this video
That the saw from an AEG Track Saw.
So inspiring to watch your videos!
I love these.
Recently found your channel. I like it. You are doing what I like to do but no longer can. Keep going. About that circular sae... Perhaps convert it to pneumatic?
love this series please keep making them!
Man-O-Man that's one sweet bench grinder. I've never seen one that stout. Mist be German made ;-}
Great video!
Yes I do really enjoy these video's!!!
Yes always interesting thanks for sharing 👍🇦🇺🚜
How did you remove that rust on wrench and clamp so quick?
Did Colin Furze watch this for his Screw Tank idea?
hey loved the intro - spooky❣️:)
Germany screwed the pooch when they got rid of nuclear power. That is the safest, cheapest and most "green" technology available. France should be the model for power generation.
Some Great Finds ! Like These Videos ! 👍
i love these videos! :) thumbs up before watch :)
Love the video
animatronics! :)
WHO ON EARTH DOES NOT LIKE THIS VIDEO!?
HHHNNGG I WANT TO MOVE IN YOUR AREA, ALL THAT USEFUL STUFF, THROWN OUT IN BRAND NEW CONDITION, WHO'S THE MONSTER THAT IS MISTREATING THESE BABIES ;W;
What did you use to clean the rust? It looked like WD40-type product bottle.
10k likes man, hope that encourages you!
lol dutch. i can understand that to xD! hahah nice
What did you use to remove the rust?
First time viewer. Great stuff !
Forgot to say - what you do - I,e, saving things from the scrap furnace is very commendable and environmentally responsible - so lots of kudos to you but your country should not be as wasteful - I think you should be German Chancellor.
Love the series, what was that last pieces of equipment you were on at the end?
You mean your old currency was reichsmark
Hollow Earth??
Yes, I like this
Gekoloniseerd
Where i can find instruction about rewiring/wiring a 3 phase motor on single phase with capacitor?
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1.21 in and I Love this Vid
renewable energy, Germany buy all its oil from Russia and closed all of it nuclear reactors.
Hah i heard my dutch language i thought it was an ad
I love these videos :)