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1917 Swiss Bead Roller Restoration - Making New Ones for a Masterpiece
Before watching this video, I highly recommend watching this one first: https://youtu.be/zBIqITpCV9U
In this video I'm restoring an antique bead roller made in Switzerland around 1917. A subscriber from Switzerland sent me this one. It was an old machine in their company, which they would otherwise threw onto the steel waste for recycling.
I started this restoration pretty much exactly two years ago. Back then I knew I need a bead roller for the car restoration, so this would be the perfect item. After being 15 days into this restoration I had to put it aside and started working on the car. I could not finish this project in time, so it was sitting on my shelf for around 1.5 years. After I finished the front axle restoration it was time to finally finish the bead roller.
I've spent another 21 days to finish it, so 36 days in total. There were so many parts to machine to get this bead roller back to perfectly working condition. I restored all the original pieces that were left and replaced all the not original ones. I tried my best to design replacement parts that will match an over 100 years old design. I'm pretty happy with the overall appearance. There were so many changes done to it: hexagon clamping screws changed to slotted domed head ones, thumb screw for clamping the dead stop and adjuster lever, completely new handle for the depth adjuster, completely new crank built from scratch and longer shafts to extend the throat. All guided sections for the shafts have been freshly machined and new sleeves have been installed where necessary. I decided to keep a structured surface on the body and only knock off the highest casting marks and fill in the lowest holes and such with body filler and not go with a perfectly smooth surface. I really like that combination with the glossy black paint, the antique brass tag and all the freshly machined parts with a brushed nickel plated finish.
The bead roller is now in perfectly working condition and I'll keep it in the shop to use it for other projects in the future. Can't wait to make new dies for it for other applications.
I hope you like my work and enjoy the video.
Huge thank you to all of my Patreon supporters and especially to:
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Thank you for watching 🙂
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Datsun 240Z Restoration - Front Axle (Part 6)
In this video I'm fully restoring the complete front axle with all the suspension components and the steering rack. I took the full assembly off the car in the teardown in episode 1.
At first it looked like a quick and easy job, but after seeing all the parts after disassembly I knew this might take a little longer. I decided to go with a classic finish and paint them all in matte black. Almost all parts made of steel have been yellow zinc plated by a local company. This is a very good rust protection. On top of that Mister Patina powder coated the parts, this is a double protection and these parts should never ever rust again.
I took the original ball joints apart and realized that both studs are bent. I decided to make new ones. These are tricky parts, not just because of the precise sphere and the oil grooves, also because they're case hardened. Means only the surface of the ball is hard and the rest of the part is soft. I had to run some test pieces to figure out if I can do it, and they were all successful. The ball was machined on the milling machine with a boring head, the oil grooves were done on the lathe in a special jig and I was able to case harden the pieces in the kiln. First I had to enrich the surface of the ball with carbon. I placed the part in a sealed container filled with crushed charcoal. At 930°C carbon will get absorbed around 0.1mm deep into the part per hour, so I left it in for around 5h and ended up with 0.5mm thick carbon layer. They rest of the part didn't absorb any carbon, because the surface was covered by a sleeve. Now I just needed to harden and temper it. I measured 52-58 HRC on the ball surface, the rest was still soft and the sphere was round within 0.01mm. I also was able to restore the other ball joints.
As I want to lower the car, I decided to install adjustable coilovers by „KW suspension“. For this upgrade you need to cut and weld the original struts. I didn't want to loose the ability to build it back to original, so I bought a set of struts from „DCW Classic“. Currently the springs and other parts are in the KW colors yellow and purple, to have them more blending in I'm going to swap these with black parts.
This was so much work in the end, I've spent 51 days in the workshop on this axle. But the result speaks for itself. It all looks like straight out of the factory.
I hope you like my work and enjoy the video.
0:00 preview and disassembly
7:14 cleaning and sandblasting
8:15 restoring all sandblasted parts
12:58 zinc plating and powder coating
13:48 restoring main ball joints
20:50 restoring steering rack
29:29 restoring barke calipers
32:04 making sway bar washers
33:02 making lock nuts
34:09 making no.7 bolts and nuts
36:07 KW coilover conversion
37:55 reassembly
44:10 finish
Huge thank you to all of my Patreon supporters and especially to:
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Thanny
Tim Holt
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Trevor Kam
Tucker Ifft
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William
Sorry for my bad english, it's not my language. I try my best to improve my technical english.
Thank you for watching 🙂
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Finally Painting the Car! Datsun 240Z Restoration (Part 5)
In this video I'm continuing the restoration on my 1973 Datsun 240Z. In the last video the car was blasted, primed and also high build primer was applied.
After a few weeks of curing the high build primer it was time to start preparing the car for the final paint job. The complete car and all its parts were block sanded. To see low spots better a dry guide coat was applied. Sanding is needed until all low spots are gone, but you need to stop sanding once you reach bare metal. If there are still low spots after that, means it needs body filler. Sometimes also a few light hammer hits could also help. On all the spots with body filler and bare metal was epoxy primer applied. Doors, fenders, hood and tailgate looked still a bit rough after that step. That's why another coat of high build primer came on for the final fine sanding with 320 grit. After this step the paint had 2 months time to properly cure before the actual paint job. During that time I applied seam sealer and sealed all gaps and everything where water could get trapped. I also installed sound deadening on the inside of the car. It's extra made to be painted, this way I'm having it like it was original.
Right before the paint all surfaces were fine sanded with 400 grit. First the chassis was on the rotisserie to apply the undercoating. Then the car was painted underneath, inside and the engine bay. First one closed layer of the right grey shade was applied, after around 30 minutes 2-3 coats of base coat was applied. I choosed an original Datsun color: Datsun 920 Safari Gold. The color was adjusted a little bit to have more pop, the original one was a bit pale and too brownish. To finish the paint job, two nice coats of clear coat were applied. The car then came off the rotisserie to paint the outside. Once the chassis was done all the remaining parts were painted. For the rear panels, spoilers, grille and wheels I picked a nice anthracite called Daytona Grey. All these parts were covered by a matte clear coat. The dark parts fit very nice with the mustard yellow ones in my opinion, they have a very nice contrast.
This was such a big journey to come to this point and I'm very happy to finally have the car painted. It took 48 days of work for all the work you can see in that 13 minutes video.
I hope you like my work and enjoy the video.
Thanks to Glasurit for sponsoring all the paint:
https://www.glasurit.com/de-ch/classic-car-colors
Huge thank you to all of my Patreon supporters and especially to:
Adel AlSaffar
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Svenja Kuckla
Taylor Stimpson
Thanny
Tim Holt
Timofey Lychik
Trevor Kam
Tucker Ifft
Warren Mingo
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William
Sorry for my bad english, it's not my language. I try my best to improve my technical english.
Thank you for watching 🙂
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Datsun 240Z Restoration - Bare Metal to Primer Perfection (Part 4)
In this video I'm continuing the restoration on my 1973 Datsun 240Z. After all the bodywork and the panel alignment in the last episode the car was finally ready to start with the paint job.
The first step for a new paint job is, to get all the old paint removed doen to the bare metal. I brought the car to a blasting company. They completely blasted the whole car and all the parts. For paint removal they used walnut shells. This is the perfect media for that job, because it does not warp any of the panels. Only downside is that it doesn't remove rust and it also doesn't roughen up the surface, which is not ideal for paint to stick. So after the paint was stripped with the walnut shells, they used aluminium oxide to remove the rust and also roughen up the surface all around. The total blasting took around 11 hours. Blasted parts do rust very quickly, so it is very important to protect the metal right after it. It's also very important to not touch any of the blasted parts with bare hands. Therfore all the sheet got protected with a layer of zinc dust primer. It's a polyurethane based primer which is moisture curing. It is very elastic and doesn't chip, it really becomes one with the metal, like zinc plating. After the zinc dust primer you can touch it and move the car without having to worry about rust.
For building up the paint I still need to apply one coat of epoxy primer. It will isolate the zinc dust primer and will be the base of the coming paint. To get good adhesion I sanded the zinc dust primer with 240 grit everywhere and washed it all off with silicone remover to get it grease free. The car was put on the rotisserie for that. Epoxy was applied first inside of the car, then engine bay and then on the outside starting with the roof. After it was dry to touch the car was turned 90° to paint the underside. It's important to let it dry before turning because it always could come out a little sand from the cavities and drip into the wet paint. After one day of curing I also applied epoxy on all the cavities. All the runs and drops can now easily be wiped off.
After letting the epoxy cure for one week it was time to move on with the high build primer. For good adhesion I roughend up the epoxy with Scotch Brite. After masking and degreasing two to three coats of high build primer were applied. High build primer is there to build up material for sanding it down later. It's like a very thin coat of body filler to fill out little imperfections. The high build primer also needs to cure for another week. After removing all the masking it was time to put the car back together for block sanding. All seals, windows, and locks were installed with the freshly restored hinges. Unfortunately I didn't had the time to record the restoration of the door hinges. I disassembled the original ones and sanblasted all the parts. I then recut the threads, chamfered all sharp edges and brought them for yellow zinc plating. On the lathe I made new bushings out of very tough aluminium bronce and also new pins out of silver steel.
I hope you like my work and enjoy the video.
Thanks for watching.
Huge thank you to all of my Patreon supporters and especially to:
Adel AlSaffar
Alfonso Baz
August Kupfer
Ben Burns
Sigoss Family
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Chad Bryant
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Christian Fjelldal
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Rob Sherfick
Robert Landrum
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Scott Brooks
Scott Marshall
Sean Welgemoed
Sparrow
Spencer Kormos
Stanley Dimant
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Thanny
Tim Holt
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Trevor Kam
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William
My Second Channel:
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