Midwest 916 Cosmetic Work Part 4

Produced with CyberLink PowerDirector 21
Suggested Reading List:
1 - RCA Receiving Tube Manuals -
Get Several to cover different years.
2 - F.M. Simplified - Milton S. Kiver
Third Edition recommended
2nd Edition is not bad.
3 - Radiotron Designer’s Handbook
Published by RCA
4 - Old Time Radios! Restoration and Repair
Joseph J. Carr
5 - Elements of Radio
Abraham Marcus & William Marcus
Parts Source:
Antique Car Radio Solid State Vibrators
PEKORF.com These work correctly.
Seller Thetuberoom on e-bay
Radio Knobs at reasonable prices as well as
many other vintage parts.
Leather Handles from:
The Stockyard Exchange
Stockyardexchange.com
Turntable Parts etc:
Thevoiceofmusic.com
Electronics Info, Schematics, parts etc “elecurls.tripod.com”

[@johnnorton6085]

Thanks for the cabinet gluing tips Vern. Very useful.

[@mackfisher4487]

New Subscriber, Saw on Dave Tipton's channel that you had gifted him a sleep generator and decided you must be one of the good guys in the radio restoration community so I decided to start following your channel.

[@DavidTipton101]

Big job Vern but looking good. Nice repair on the delaminated side panel 👌

[@greggsvintageworkshop8974]

Looking good sir!

[@misterhat5823]

"All of the goo left over from the stripper." And demonetized. I bet the algorithm is just gonna love that one.

[@oregonwinger64]

thank you, epa

[@hestheMaster]

It's like painting a rusty old chain link fence. The colors on those caps are an awful representation of the actual color
you get. Today's ready to spray or wipe on paint strippers suck. Still have a can of Klean Strip paint and varnish remover
that has MEK in it and not the MEK substitute. Yes the lacquer thinner cleans up stuff nicely by itself but use a respirator
or suffer some breathing consequences. Too late.🤢