:broom:Cleaning the machine thoroughly is the first step in the restoration process.
:wrench:Disassembling the machine is necessary to access all the parts for cleaning and repairing.
:fire:Heat treatment helps reduce jamming between parts for smoother operation.
:paintbrush:Applying various coatings and finishes restores the machine's aesthetic appearance.
:oil_can:Lubricating the moving parts ensures smooth functionality and longevity.
How long does the restoration process take?
—The restoration process can take several days or even weeks, depending on the condition of the machine and the complexity of the repairs required.
What tools and materials are required for the restoration?
—Some of the tools and materials required for the restoration include cleaning brushes, WD-40, heat source, sandblaster, polishing compound, polyester putty, oil, nickel plating solution, paint, laser engraving machine, varnish, and grease oil.
Is it necessary to remove rust from the machine?
—Yes, removing rust is crucial for both the machine's aesthetics and functionality. Rust can cause further damage if not addressed.
Why is disassembly important?
—Disassembly allows for thorough cleaning and access to all the parts that need repair or restoration. It ensures a comprehensive restoration process.
Can the machine be used after restoration?
—Yes, the machine can be used after restoration. The goal is to bring it back to a functional and operational state.
00:53Cleaning up goose and chicken droppings from the machine.
01:15Preparing the machine for disassembly.
01:29Facilitating disassembly with WD-40 after brushing.
02:56Reducing jamming between parts with the heating process.
05:09Leaving screws that couldn't be removed for later.
10:14Saving wood from a bad situation.
12:16Cleaning iron parts from oil and dirt.
12:23Removing rust by sandblasting.
