I need a tumbler for the current restoration project on the main channel. The parts are quite big, thats why the tumbler itself needs to be bigger. I found a 25 liter barrel in the hardware store and I built a complete rotary tumbler around it.

I hope you like my work and the video.

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If you have any questions about the process, machines im using or other stuff, just ask me in the comments. I read them all and i try to reply as soon as possible.

Sorry for my bad english, its not my language. I try my best to improve my technical english.

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In this video im restoring a rusty arbor press.

Ever since I started my channel I had an arbor press on my wish list to restore. Not just because its an interesting good looking item, mainly because I want to have one in my shop. So I got very excited when my friend called me two weeks ago and told me that he has found one on the steel waste. Its a small Fehlmann arbor press, theyre very famous in switzerland for making the best ones.
I choose turquise blue for the main body and painted the letters black and I really like how to colour turned out. Unfortunately the table was missing, so I had to make a new one. I first planed to mill the slots on a CNC milling machine, but I couldnt get access to one in time so I decided to make it manually. It took some time to find a way to make them, took even more time to make them, but the endresult speaks for itself. It turned out absolutely perfect. I went with bluing on the gear part of the handle and sanded the handle itself. The name plate was from the previous seller of this press, its a well known seller for machines in Switzerland. As the plate was too damaged to use again, I decided to make my own „my mechanics“ plate out of aluminium. It took me three tries to get it to work and I ended up with a very nice and clean plate at the end. I went with a brushed finish for the name plate, as it fits the other finishes very well.
Overall Im very happy how the press turned out. I really like the contrast of the different colours and finishes and Im more than happy to finally own an arbor press in my shop. This tool will be very usefull and will for sure appear in future videos.

I hope you like my work and the video.

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Timestamps:

00:00 preview
00:42 disassembling
01:36 showing all the parts
01:45 removing the old paint with paint stripper
02:38 sandblasting
03:27 restoring the main body
04:12 applying filler on the main body
04:45 sanding the unpainted surfaces of the main body
05:14 masking the main body
05:32 applying two component primer on the main body
05:41 applying two component coat „turquise blue“ on the main body
05:51 painting the letters black of the main body
06:12 making the missing table on the lathe and milling machine
10:20 cleaning the other parts with the parts washer
10:41 removing the rust with rust remover
11:20 restoring the gear rack
12:31 restoring the handle
14:28 restoring the bolt
15:00 restoring the big washer
15:44 making a new name plate
17:39 showing the parts before reassembling
17:56 reassembling
18:55 showing the finished restoration
20:04 final test

Time and costs of this restoration:

I was working on this project for 1 week
$30 arbor press
$50 primer and coat
$8 steel for the table
$10 aluminium sheet for the name plate

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If you have any questions about the process, machines im using or other stuff, just ask me in the comments. I read them all and i try to reply as soon as possible.

Sorry for my bad english, its not my language. I try my best to improve my technical english.

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Самый маленький турбореактивный двигатель ТРД в мире, выпускаемый малыми партиями Lambert Kolibri T32/T15.
Диаметр 55 мм
Длинна 120 мм
Масса 250 грамм
Тяга 18 н при 226 000 об/мин
Расход топлива 90 мл/мин
Ресурс 25 часов (межсервисный)

Всем привет! В этом видео вы узнаете как правильно делать анодирование алюминия (окраска алюминия) в домашних условиях!
Я надеюсь что это видео поможет тем кто будет в дальнейшем осваивать данную технологию окраски алюминия.

Ищется профессиональный оператор 5 координатного фрезерного станка Haas 750 со знаниями программ 3d моделирования.
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A short film sharing what I’ve learnt about low current density anodising of aluminium from my limited experience in the home workshop. This isnt meant to be the right way, or even a good way, its just the way I do it.

The technique provides a measure of improved durability / corrosion resistance to parts, as well as changing the aesthetic.

I didn’t mention that the chemical baths can be reused over and over, so no need to remix for every job.

Useful links and further reading:

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Changes to the rules surrounding the supply and possession of sulphuric acid in the UK during 2018:

www.gov.uk/government/publications/licensing-for-home-users-of-explosives-precursors/licensing-for-home-users-of-poisons-and-explosive-precursors

and

assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/694030/FAQs_general_public_v4_-_Mar_2018.pdf

For those speculating about the reason for the withdrawal of concentrated sulphuric acid products from general sale in the UK, this article might give food for thought:

www.bbc.co.uk/bbcthree/article/5d38c003-c54a-4513-a369-f9eae0d52f91

youtu.be/9pZIl2EwlvY

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The use of sodium bisulphate in place of sulphuric acid:

www.observationsblog.com/sciencetechnologyexperiments/anodizing-and-dying-aluminum-without-battery-acid

www.youtube.com/watch?v=7jFN3l_mrKk

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A 15% acid solution seems to be what many people aim for. There’s pros and cons to higher and lower concentrations but they’re beyond the scope of my little setup. finish.com has a wealth of information:

www.finishing.com/11/30.shtml

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Some 720 rule calculators.

The one featured is by by ‘kreutz’, mainly as I can use metric sizes with it. 1 mil is an optimistic coating thickness for sulphuric anodising -thicker coatings require hard anodising which is beyond the scope of this film.

chemeon.com/p/calculator/

www.ndhsubmersiblescience.com/ano/720rule.html

www.hobby-machinist.com/threads/diy-anodizing-at-home-720-rule-calculator-for-low-current-anodizing-method.6775/

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POST UPLOAD UPDATE:

Thanks for all the comments and feedback :-)

Ive read them all, but I’ve not the time to respond individually. There’s some interesting ideas I can play with next time I get the anodising stuff out.

Some (mainly US) viewers seem annoyed that the UK government would take steps to try to ensure the safety of their citizens by making it more difficult to obtain something that (a small minority of) the general public has demonstrated theyre too stupid to have free access to. It’s a minor inconvenience to me, and good reason to re-visit bisulphate method. I dare say the persistent shopper will still be able to obtain it, but I wanted viewers to be aware of which side of the law both buyer and seller will be on if the relevant paperwork is not available. Perhaps there’s a market for selling pre-diluted 14.9% H2SO4 to the home anodiser?

As for the availability of lead, I should probably have said “small quantities of clean lead sheet are surprisingly hard to get hold of”. Larger fishing weights are still made from lead, as are old tyre weights (new ones are other metals) and these could be fashioned into sheets if I had the inclination. Lead flashing is available at every DIY store, but I can’t justify the cost of a 3 metre roll for the sake of a couple of small pieces. Ive since obtained some from a friendly roofer ;-)

I’m not a chemist, but I believe having too little acid to mix to the original calculation left me with a solution of around 14.5%. Given my uncalibrated scales and general ball park approach, I didn’t think it was worth the re-calculation / re-weighing / re-filming for a couple of percent difference. With concentration, time, temperature, current density and material all playing a part (and being beyond the scope of my simple setup) I just wanted to get on with it. Note: You can’t just divide the weight of acid by the weight of water to get a percentage, it needs to be the weight of acid by the weight of solution (i.e. acid plus water).

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