Restoration of 18 inch Bahco adjustable wrench number 0675. I will do a lot of sandblasting, powder coating and polishing metal to mirror blank when i restore this Bahco tool.
And I will continue the ASMR feeling in this restoration video too. So, NO music and NO talk while working.
I bought this adjustable wrench on the internet here in Sweden for like 20$. Bahco is made in Sweden, so there is a lot of different types of Bahco wrenches and tools to get here for a fair price. This 18 inch wrench is a really nice heavy-duty quality tool.
The wrench was not that rusty, so I loaded the sandblaster with soft to medium sand (old well used sand) to achieve smoother result when sandblasting on the wrench. This time I only used 100 PSI (normally I sandblast at 120 psi) on my air compressor.
I removed some craters from the wrench with a soft metal file and sandpaper.
I wanted the jaws on the wrench to be mirror blank, so I used an angel grinder on them with soft cleaning disc, 120, 360 and after that I used water polish paper grid 1000/1500.
I polished the jaws to mirror blank on my bench polishing machine.
I did special powder coating on the wrench. I used a red RAL 3000 glossy. Then added black compounding wax to the raw metal to achieve that black old tool look and at the same time protect the wrench from rusting. So it's really a win win and for me this was a perfect restoration with a perfect end result. This it going to look good in my shop.
Please like and comment the video and tell me what you think. That will mean a lot to me!
Please subscribe if you want to see more cool upcoming restoration projects 🙂 And DON’T FORGET TO SEE one of my other perfectly restored tools. Pipe Vise restoration video: https://youtu.be/5-HOuXMWgGk
YOU CAN GET THE AWESOME T-SHIRT HERE ➡️ https://teespring.com/stores/awesome-restorations
Thanks for watching my restoration video. See you next week.
Best regards, Martin
And I will continue the ASMR feeling in this restoration video too. So, NO music and NO talk while working.
I bought this adjustable wrench on the internet here in Sweden for like 20$. Bahco is made in Sweden, so there is a lot of different types of Bahco wrenches and tools to get here for a fair price. This 18 inch wrench is a really nice heavy-duty quality tool.
The wrench was not that rusty, so I loaded the sandblaster with soft to medium sand (old well used sand) to achieve smoother result when sandblasting on the wrench. This time I only used 100 PSI (normally I sandblast at 120 psi) on my air compressor.
I removed some craters from the wrench with a soft metal file and sandpaper.
I wanted the jaws on the wrench to be mirror blank, so I used an angel grinder on them with soft cleaning disc, 120, 360 and after that I used water polish paper grid 1000/1500.
I polished the jaws to mirror blank on my bench polishing machine.
I did special powder coating on the wrench. I used a red RAL 3000 glossy. Then added black compounding wax to the raw metal to achieve that black old tool look and at the same time protect the wrench from rusting. So it's really a win win and for me this was a perfect restoration with a perfect end result. This it going to look good in my shop.
Please like and comment the video and tell me what you think. That will mean a lot to me!
Please subscribe if you want to see more cool upcoming restoration projects 🙂 And DON’T FORGET TO SEE one of my other perfectly restored tools. Pipe Vise restoration video: https://youtu.be/5-HOuXMWgGk
YOU CAN GET THE AWESOME T-SHIRT HERE ➡️ https://teespring.com/stores/awesome-restorations
Thanks for watching my restoration video. See you next week.
Best regards, Martin
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