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That is an awesome little machine. The tooling is eclectic. seeing how there are a number of various styles of screws. Awesome job, too. Although I wouldn’t have used metal tools to bang apart the metal lathe pieces. The bed may need to be changed to something more robust Otherwise it was a perfect restoration.
It says: ЛЕНОБЛМЕТАЛЛОПРОМСОЮЗ “МЕТАЛЛИСТ” ГАТЧИНА which means “‘The Leningrad Oblast Metal Industry Union, ‘Metallist’, Gatchina”. “‘The Leningrad Oblast Metal Industry Union” was the name of the metal workshops / cooperatives organization of Leningrad Oblast with “Matallist” being one of such workshops called “artel” in those times. Gatchina is a town in the Leningrad Oblast, Russia, near St. Petersburg, it used to be the residence of the Russian Royal Family and it's famous for the royal palace situated there.
Woow I searched the internet and couldn't find anything about this lock other than it was made by Metallist. Thank you very much for sharing such an interesting information about it.
Splendid restoration job you did restoring that old padlock and making a new key for it. It looks much better and it works like a charm too. Excellent work as usual.
This plant still exists. Its current name is "Burevestnik". This plant produced padlocks from 1944 to 1960. And in the “small” city of Gatchina there live almost 100 thousand inhabitants.)
Also, the new grub screws you selected to use are too long. The grub screw is meant to be sitting flush with the surface not sticking up the way you have them. I am merely making these comments not to put you down, but to make you a more watchable RU-vidr, if you wish to grow your channel, you need to listen to some of the advice from the viewers
After doing all this restoration, you should at least hook up a motor to it and do something with it. It’s kind of useless to see the restoration process of something that might not even work.
Really good video! I really like the sound and video quality and there are even chapters. :) Just one thing: during welding and drilling the Sound clipped alot, with headphones it was quite loud :D
