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Ep29 - Butz Choquin project part 4: How to make a tenon tightening tool.

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Part 4 of the Butz Choquin Restoration project. Follow along as I restore an estate Butz Choquin tobacco pipe with a meerschaum insert. In part 4, I respond to a question from a viewer who wanted to see how I made my tenon tightening tools.
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21 авг 2024

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Комментарии : 15

@johnferguson3026 5 лет назад

Once again, extremely clever. Truly enjoy this channel. Cheers!

@BarePipe 5 лет назад

John Ferguson thank you

@paulthescandinavian4992 5 лет назад

This is good one, will return to this later again with more time,and comments,Best greets, Paul

@electrecuted 5 лет назад

you are the sharpest dressed and looking handyman there is... You should enter the guinness book. In case you don't have 10 servants cleaning after you (which even if you have, never admit it)

@angelsmell3712 5 лет назад

Fantastic ingenuity! Thank you kindly for your videos, and for taking the time to explain things always with such class.

@BarePipe 5 лет назад

AngelSmell you are welcome brother, this one was just for you.

@CaneRodPiper 5 лет назад

Very nice solution to a common problem. I do it a bit differently using more expensive tools that likely achieve the same effect :-) I'll be showing the method I use in an upcoming restoration video, and I'll be sure to direct folks to this video because it is a much better solution. Thanks for sharing!

@BarePipe 5 лет назад

CaneRodPiper I am looking forward to seeing how you do it.

@dansherling7232 5 лет назад

Enjoyed the video. I must admit I've developed a few custom tools for pipe work. I wonder if perhaps I should consider pursuing some patents...hmmm....

@BarePipe 5 лет назад

Dan Sherling not sure about the patents ;), but I would love to know what tools you have made.

@MrEpsilonZero 10 месяцев назад

I am at level 1, hopefully bees wax works, there is a 6mm filter, they sit rather snug and sometimes I squash filter when fitting, it it better to find other brand filters around get a reame like 6.1mm and ream the hole!?

@hestolemybrainatyouthcamp7750 2 года назад

Just a little note: "If it spins gloves are a sin!" Cant tell you how many serious hand injuries are acquired when spinning tools ' grab' that glove! A friend recently was working on table saw and " The blade was stopped- I swear!"- but it wasnt! Also watched a guy in the Navy loose his thumb in a large grinder. I myself ( ignoring the maxim)- have paid the price. Use pliers- but never gloves. Just looking out for you!

@cesarlopes9052 5 лет назад

Would a ice pick work?

@BarePipe 5 лет назад

Cesar Lopes yes I think it could, depending on how steep the angle is on the pick. It needs to be pretty gradual. Also, you may have to cut off the sharp end otherwise you may not be able to get it in far enough.