1960s Electric Chainsaw [Restoration] (Part 2 of 2)

Stairs...they are always up to something... 3000 grit Checking electrical continuity using continuity setting Checking all bars beside and opposite each other on the commutator Resistance should be the same across everything Checking commutator to armature resistance No continuity is ideal Checking continuity in field windings and stator Just kidding! Unnecessary amount of a clear coat missing nut added later Luckily this gasket is here to stop sawdust from entering the motor... I forgot these pieces... MAXIMUM TAPE since handle is aluminum Brass brush This is called "Brassing" I replaced the rubber seal soft steel wool I want to keep the same brass rivets, so epoxy is the only option see description for more on the 1948 patent Upgrade! Not the best chain tensioning design Tool graphics by: Forma Graphics Link in description So fast! Maple I tripped the electrical breaker, I need a 120v 30amp one Chain is loosening as it heats up and is being used

Channel: Hand Tool Rescue

Views: 1,973,286

Rating: 4.7397556 out of 5

Keywords: restoration, tool restoration, antique, vintage, asmr, chainsaw, electric, 1960s, paint, enamel, red, diy, make, brassing, continuity

Id: h4WbWFbPFCk

Length: 26min 21sec (1581 seconds)

Published: Thu Jun 28 2018

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