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That jacket looks too big on you. I don't know why modern Americans like oversized clothing. Even the not overweight Americans wear a few sizes too big.
I had two of these. I have trouble because I have wide shoulders and need to find a jacket that fits, but the downside is they're too wide for me in the middle. These are not fashion jackets but made for Wartime use. The WWII original is slightly smaller and fits better.
I have the 111w. Thank you for putting this video together. If you ever have time - I would eagerly watch other videos on how to set up these types of machines... how to oil, how to thread, etc.
I am watching this because I just got an old BSA jacket that needs to be brought back to life. I have already found Recard on Amazon before I finished watching. :P
Hi, you'll just need a standard felling attachment but the thing you will need is an endcap for the machine that has a place to screw it on. Or have something made that will fit the machine.
Looking for the sweater as my dad loves the movie. Came across this video and thought to myself, 14 minutes talking about a sweater? I can’t sit through that. 14 minutes later, wonderful video! Thanks for your detail, but also your care and passion on this topic!
My father had a pipe like in this video that my grandfather gave him. My grandfather early on realized he was addicted to cigarettes. So he told my father when he was young that if he didn't smoke cigarettes he would buy him a pipe when he turned 18. That is what happened and my father saved that pipe as a memento. My grandfather passed away at 72 from smoking, my uncle only lived to 65 from smoking, while my father who never smoked cigarettes lived to 97.
@@derekdoeschannel Sadly no. Toward the end my folks moved places multiple times and my siblings not knowing the significance likely disposed of his old pipes, which hadn't been used in decades.
Any update on refurbishing the 12” band saw. I recently purchased the same saw however mine is missing the upper blade thrust bearing. I saw one online and hope to get it soon. Otherwise it needs some heavy clean up.
I ran out of space and time and sold it but kept the drill press as I use it more than the band saw. Stick with it if you can as they're amazing when they're finished.
As you may have learned in the year since posting this video, your LG-2 is well worth restoring. A proper luthier could help you determine what work would be required.
@@derekdoeschannel Judging from what I saw on the video and your comments about how it plays, perhaps you could start with a simple assessment of the necks relief/straightness and any necessary truss rod adjustment to help it play better. While you're at it, check down both sides of the fingerboard extension across the top for cracks - they can be dangerous. That shouldn't cost much, but might yield a real improvement in action and playability. The rest can wait, but depending on the overall condition, you could be looking at that instrument being worth $3,000-ish.
What’s the max weather to wear this jacket just over a t shirt I always loved this style of jacket and I ordered one but I’m waiting to get it and wanna know
Hi, easily down to the mid 50's. It's just leather and cotton drill lining so not a ton of insulation, but bump it up to a sweatshirt or sweater and you're good for even lower. Plus, during the war, they wore them as a sweater in a way under other jackets when it got really cold.
Cool finds, I have my father's uniforms from the 1940's. Those are definitely early good luck with them. I was in troop 48 here in New Orleans. In fact I used a green explorer uniform while attending meetings and camping trips. You might search for the local BSA shop and offer them one for display, in order to get attention towards the others. Great Examples i wish you the best and thank you for helping to preserve those uniforms.
Nice. I was a Cub Scout. It was a kind of military outfit, established by Baden Powell. I went from the first year leather woggle, which was a neckerchief at the throat holder, to a silver metal woggle, and then the gold woggle.
Dear RU-vid community. A few days ago I bought an original B3 jacket from the US Air Force. The label says size 60 and it is from the 80s. Can someone tell me roughly what the cut looks like? And what size is that in the EU? I wear jackets in German size 56 and they fit me very well and are not too loose. Many greetings from Germany.
@@marcodeleone If it's an American size 60 that seems really big. If it's an Italian 60 then it might. I'd ask for measurement of the actual jacket to confirm.
