That turned out awesome I like how you designs it and how Chuck's ride came out perfect and me and my dad did Dukes of Hazzard one tunened out good THANK YOU FOR THE VIDEO
Stand that hammer up in a vice and put a few drops of linseed oil one the wood, keep doing that a couple of times a day for a week and the wood will swell back up and the head will be tight again.
Thanks for watching! Check out my latest yard sale / flea market haul: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-iMnLRcCCpoc.html
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I remember my Uncle Clem used a key like that for opening ground coffee sold in black cans, don't remember the brand. Loved the video, I'm going out to my shed to see what is hiding in the tool box I inherited from him. Thanks
1st for cutting in paint to a corner. 2nd is looks like a coping saw; the hand version of the electric jigsaw. 1st pokey thing is an awl, probably for leatherworking, 2nd might very well be an ice pick.
The best "buy" was the wax, for sure! I am always on the lookout for supplies like that, beats paying retail! All the best PS When you picked up the eggbeater, I thought "Oh, enclosed mechanism, how interesting", then you voiced my thoughts!
Thanks for watching! Vinegar does work, but I like using Evapo-Rust. Check out how some of the items from the $3 tool box turned out: ru-vid.com/group/PL2LUCgmdqpXOKe7fWYo_2fTNEZ_QHkMDi
Hi Magdad. That Bowling Alley Wax Is Similar To Mine I Got At the Flea Market . Good Find Especially For Free . I Actually like The IH Wrench and the Fencing Pliers. My Wife Passed Away About Two Weeks Ago. 😕😢. So I'm Slowly Regaining Interest In My Hobbies. YT Videos are Helping Me .
Don't do a dumb thing and strip, stain, instead wash with soap and water let dry good clean with mineral sprit put supper light coat blond shellac you will ruin the value if you strip it
I'm guessing you're talkin' about the wood tool box. The gray paint was not original. Check out how it turned out: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-WJhqxBhSTbs.html
Some great finds, looking forward to restoration projects, the eggbeater style drill having an inclosed gear drive was my favorite tool. Thanks for the update, enjoyed watching.
Thanks Magdad, there are some interesting items there, I've not seen a Stanley drill like that before agreed about the Bombay mahogany for the handles. That pasta cutter will clean up lovely I'm sure, and I like the little Stanley 299 too. The Butchers wax is a great find and the price was right, the pencil is definitely a sleeper ! 😉
Love that Stanley hand drill… my dad gave me his from his time with N.Y Telephone where he worked for 42 years. I recently used it and a Stanley push pull Yankee drill to complete a DYI job at home. They still work great!! Thanks for your video!! The Old Army Scout…
Well Mr Magdad, I have started picking up screw drivers, and screw holding screwdrivers and letting them follow me home, but I am not following down the 'utility knife' rabbit hole! I collect at UK boot fairs and as you say you never know what will turn up, but I could swap you a hundred of those English adjustables for the lovely US steel handled one every weekend! So that was my favourite my friend,, and the fencing pliers were super cool too. 👍👍👍🇺🇸🇬🇧✌️
The new tin of Butcher 's Wax wins the prize! I've not been able to find it anymore; I think they may be out of business. I know ScoutCrafter speaks highly of the product. Maybe he'll chime in, here!
Good little haul, that path cutter will look great with a tidy up. As a young lad, we used to sit round the TV as a family to watch the Dukes, takes me right back. Good times.