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@IamSmurfadelis 9 лет назад

Thank you for taking the time to make the crosscut videos. You probably could have been done by now but you took the time to teach us some things.

@jakejones5991 9 лет назад

I like this "show and tell" style video. Showing some old tools and telling there use is very interesting.

@Michael-db1ce 9 лет назад

My thoughts exactly. I bet way back when during show and tell he had everyone's attention.

@MrShack2011 9 лет назад

Oh my gosh, thats what those files are for?? I have some!!! I never knew what they were used for. I found them while going through dads old things. This is exciting as I also found a cross cut saw. Also came across a set of big bits wrapped up in an olive green canvas drill bag. Still shiny and sharp.

@camjustin205 9 лет назад

Many of the times that I watch videos such as this one with old and special tools, and how much you treasure them. If the people who first owned them had similar tools that had been passed down to them that they loved

@kuneefay 9 лет назад

Hey Cody have you thought about selling templates for the custom handles you make? I think with a lot of older specialty tools we normally just get the heads and original authentic handles are usually replaced somewhere along the line with a modern day careless design that is nothing more than serviceable. I've noticed the antique and vintage tool market essentially boom and I know more than one of those chisels or axes needs a properly designed handle.

@happyhomestead6978 6 лет назад

Cody, I know this is an old video but the Cross Cut Saw Co out of Seneca Falls NY is producing the Gibbs FYI. They also have other sets for the saws. Love your work here bring it back.

@budmoore8144 9 лет назад

GREAT VIDEO LOVING THIS SERIES GREAT COLLECTION OF FILLING TOOLS I HAVE SOME OF THEM THEIR VERY HARD TO COME BY AND EVEN HARDER TO GET A COMPLETE SET

@karsonbranham3900 9 лет назад

That Gibbs Jointer reproduction is THE tool!! Very nice, indeed. I feel blessed to have an original production one in my tool set. I am grateful that my tool set survived a recent fire at work( where I was using my tools, during my free time). Extremely priceless video clocked full of "heirloom" information. Cody, have you read "tale of a saw filer"? A book published by Simonds? A short book, but well worth getting a hold of a copy to read. Maybe your local library would have one?

@rikfromdahl8866 7 лет назад

didja ever locate a quality setting hammer? I have an Atkins #4 available...

@dart70ca 6 лет назад

Got a book in the mail the other day; "New Tools for Old Saws", US Dept. of Agriculture, Forest Service, by Bob Beckley. Inside you will find blueprints and usage instructions for all the tools you will need to maintain these saws. Drawings for the large aluminum jointer you have are in there, as well as ones for an adjustable spider and big bench/vise like yours.

@OmegaTungsten 9 лет назад

Real shame we don't make ANY files in the United States anymore. Nicholson, Simmonds and other brands have all outsourced the work overseas. There is a company named Boggs Tool and file sharpening company that can professionally re-sharpen any file. I've used them before and am amazed by the end result. Some modern files can be considered consumables, but the old USA made files, especially the antique styles are worth resharpening.

@olsno26 9 лет назад

I purchased a few of the new Nicholson files last year to file my vintage axes. I clean them regularly and they already don't cut as well as the did right out of the package. Needless to say I'm pretty disappointed!

@suckerpunch60duce 9 лет назад

olsno26 estate sales are usually pretty good sources for old files, I always find old Nicholson and Simonds with handles ranging from $.50- $2

@huntercartman6916 9 лет назад

My grandpa and his brother worked at simonds And got a lot of promotional items and even tested saw files since he was also a logger part time working for his father. He dies a few years ago and going through his stuff I found a lot of files, oil stones, water stones and those royal ones you like. I never thought much of it but have found my self blowing through files working in a machinist shop.

@Red_Proton 6 лет назад

Great video. What video do I need to look for if I want to learn how to sharpen a saw? I was pretty sure that this video was it, but obviously not.

@chipwright6193 9 лет назад

Watching these is giving me the urge to pull out dad's old saw and sharpen it up. I collected up my saw filing tools just prior to Cody expressing his interest in crosscut saws. I imagine since then the prices have gone up :)

@tatiananaugolnykh 3 месяца назад

Should an old Disston and Sons saw be restored or kept as an original ? Truly need advice because I got it with 1 screw missing and a huge crack in the handle. And, what are the tools/materials for the repairs/restoration needed. Any information is highly appreciated. I love this saw because it works.

@DYLANTRIES 9 лет назад

Mr. Wranglerstar don't forget the treehouse! Love those vids!

@brianallison1913 3 года назад

I was recently at a yard sale and they had a bin of two dollar items. I saw the name Glardon Vallorbe and what do you know it was an old but new complete 12 piece needle file set and I love the Vallorbe files. Those suckers came home with me. But yes those old Nicholson and simonds are great files as I have a couple of those as well. Many people think all files are the same but those are the people who have only used the cheap ones.

@southerncountryboy8 9 лет назад

its a shame they don't make tools like these anymore. We truly live in a disposable world now and it drives me crazy.

@southerncountryboy8 9 лет назад

Gary Malise what sort of nonsense is that? Do you enjoy having substandard products that break after light use? I was just regretting the fact that tools are no longer made like they used to be, and Cody is always quick to point that out.

@HOSSMCGILLICUTTI 9 лет назад

I was wondering Cody, could that long jointer be copied with one of those 3D printers? I seeJay Leno make exact copies of gears, crescent wrench's and engine parts. Love the videos, anything to do with logging. Thanks

@bluenorthnw 9 лет назад

It cost me a bit but I got a proper set hammer from a CC sawyer. Nice to have the right tool!

@johnieblaze4079 6 лет назад

Put that in the playlist crosscut saw filling, its part 4, so the rest find it more easily!

@OnTerraFirma 9 лет назад

I know they won't be to the quality of the simonds, but I'm a ski tech and we order high quality 8" mill bastard files from wintersteiger or swix. They are made with extreme care to have the highest tolerances to set bevels on Olympic ski racers edges. Night and day difference than hardware store files.

@jon62ify 9 лет назад

You use strictly files on saws? Have you tried any arkansas stones? Dan's whetstones sells them in different shapes for odd angles.

@Newbpwng 9 лет назад

No where in the video did he actually show how to sharpen a saw

@DaroffApFire 9 лет назад

Both the Nicholson File Co. and Simonds File Co. still exist. And they actually use nearly the same manufacturing process and the exact same type of steel that they've always used. They're made just as well today as they were back then. At least from these two companies.

@rheidtech 9 лет назад

Love the crosscut vids

@BugleBoy1990 9 лет назад

4:55, "Man that's some good stuff". Sounds like you have a file addiction Cody LOL

@arjanwilbie2511 9 лет назад

***** it will be a small market with museums, tool collectors and a hand full of people like Cody. To make a decent tool is costing a lot, but any tool not made in China a big bonus. If you plan to go for it, design a few small mods to the existing tool so it it your design to start with. Good luck.

@KILLKING110 9 лет назад

if someone were to buy the patents for the saw sharpening tools would they make a lot money?

@yuureihaiku 9 лет назад

Cody is to old tools what Homer Simpson is to donuts! Its fun to watch him "drool" over them 😂

@IlyaGromov 9 лет назад

This video should've been titled "Tools you'll need but good luck finding them and I am so fortunate to have them..." Seriously, i understand this video as you showing off the tools you have for saw sharpening but you title them as instructional videos... It would be very helpfull if you showed what you have and also shared what can be used by the rest of us... I like your videos but you need to dial back on the "humble" bragging

@mikekollross8810 9 лет назад

Sounds like a bit of sour grapes. Instead of hating on someone for what they have achieved go out and get them yourself.

@IlyaGromov 9 лет назад

Mike Kollross not "sour grapes" - just making an observation. I might be wrong but there's no hating

@j.j.macbocephus6707 9 лет назад

I don't see Cody bragging about anything in this video. If a guy with a 1000hp Mustang posts a video of himself making a 1/4 mile pass, does it mean he is bragging? Not at all. It just means he's showing people his car and what can be done with it. Bragging would be "I have a 1000hp Mustang and you don't" or "My pass was faster than yours" with some sort of snide or less than honorable intent being implied. I simply saw not one ounce of that in this video.

@IlyaGromov 9 лет назад

There's a problem with a lot of instructional woodworking videos when a guy shows HOW to do something and uses tools that most of the people don't have and won't be able to afford. To me - this is kind of the same thing. This video Cody titled "Tools YOU'll need to sharpen saw" - if I was looking for information on how to sharpen saws I would see a lot of cool old tools that Cody has ("is fortunate to have") and be left with "good luck finding it" line... I was merely suggesting that if he wants this to be applicable to more people it would be great if he can tell us not only what was used for saw sharpening long time ago (with those old tools being scarce and hard to find) but what one can use now - using more available modern tools.

@j.j.macbocephus6707 9 лет назад

That is a fair enough point Ilya. Cody doesn't strike me as the kind of fellow who can't handle a little constructive criticism.

@MineEngineer 9 лет назад

Was Wanda an E. C. Atkins? Make in Indianapolis, Indiana.

@kgp5150911 9 лет назад

i love the saw videos

@sinned8517 9 лет назад

i sent you a tool maybe about a year ago, i thought it was to set the teeth of the saw. maybe it was used for something else. i honestly dont know much about it i bought an old tool box and it was in it.

@bulldogcompound2234 9 лет назад

hey cody when are you going to begin with animals

@thebigdipper 8 лет назад

Tool nerd. Tool geek. Hand tool aficionado. Which best describes Cody?

@AronTaylor2003 9 лет назад

When's is the next tree house video going up ??

@GasNBullets 8 лет назад

Cody there is a reproduction of the gibbs jointer made in America and currently available. I just found it here crosscutsaw.com/product/459-gibbs-style-long-jointer/

@apprenticerj5245 9 лет назад

So coool!

@tfknauss 9 лет назад

Find a 3-D printer and make more,, the 3-D printers are just unbelievable and for rare tools a blessing.

@johnieblaze4079 6 лет назад

I did not like that you grinded off the name, cause they must be shamed, then...that's the double shided knife (as we say in greece), with the maker's mark. Being nameless is what makes almost everyone unaccountable for their mistakes today...

@miketimms7364 9 лет назад

WOW!!...What an education ..Thanks

@johnbradybunch2072 6 лет назад

I wish I had my own crosscut saw

@ClayTallStories 6 лет назад

Misleading title

@fiftyracer192 9 лет назад

I found the tools interesting but it is not any use as a how to if it uses tools nobody can get. Should be title 'vintage saw tools' or something

@thenorthwestpreppers4457 9 лет назад

such a shame they don't make these tools anymore....

@jimthode 9 лет назад

A long jointer can be found at: www.theaxehole.com/the_axe_hole_december_28_2009_002.htm

@TylerSmith-tx1mv 9 лет назад

why the ads?

@blizzak454 9 лет назад

Surely that retired guy has the cnc data file and or schematics for that device. He might be retired but that info has to be somewhere. Prolly worth buying and owning the rights.

@MrJonnabob 6 лет назад

I have to agree with the previous comment. Really dude? What am I supposed to do about sharpening MY saw with your “no longer made special treasure tools” that you and no one else has? I searched for something to help me... not hear about your “Luck” (Your very open about your faith. Faith and getting lucky do not mix.) I love your clips but this is over the top. A little humility would be nice.

@PATCsawyer 8 лет назад

I have to laugh at your dissapointment with the "unnamed saw hammer". I too bought one from that "unnamed Saw Company" about 15 years ago. A total POS (like all the tools they sell). The face of the hammer actually dented when I tried to set saw teeth against an anvil. I sent it back with an attached nastygram only to be told that "nobody else complained about them". The hammer is a copy of the Atkins No.4 setting hammer. If you're serious about filing crosscut saws, find one of these on Ebay and buy it.

@ColtonBlumhagen 9 лет назад

***** I doubt it, since how many people do you know that would ever need these tools that don't already have them?

@bluenorthnw 9 лет назад

I would rather spend more for quality older tools that less for inferior. It's worth it to me to save them.

@Newhollandboy66 9 лет назад

doesn't seem to god awful to program on a cnc machine i betcha i could make it with the right information and knowledge we have several cnc machines id do that on a 5th axis obviously

@734greg 9 лет назад

It's a shame, I have lived in Rhode Island my whole life, I had no idea nichols was from providence.

@davidchi8914 9 лет назад

You won't need any of that to sharpen a saw. I've seen to done with a file and a knife, a thousand times, by people who would work those saws enough as to change a couple a year. This is just a bunch of unnecessary humblebragging.

@shahriariran44 4 года назад

I waisted my time watching this video I thought it was about sharpening and not bragging about tools that I could never see anywhere else, please change the title to tools that you own and almost no one could ever own or have seen before.

@sauljapuntich 9 лет назад

Crosscut saw company based in NY still sells all of this, and it's mostly made in USA by what I can gather. crosscutsaw.com/

@taylorkiger4926 9 лет назад

All i can find for files are "hencho en Mexico" If their mass produced files are anything like their mass produced beer then I'll pass...

@4321_dcba 4 года назад

Real nice tools, but also real long winded, and never did talk about what it was titled, how to sharpen a crosscut.

@gfelsmanphotos 6 лет назад

Jointer replica can be found here. crosscutsaw.com/product/459-gibbs-style-long-jointer/

@owensiford3534 9 лет назад

wranglerstar How have you been Cody? I hope great. I have two things for you that was from my great grandpas old tool collection. A few files and hand tools, but also two treasures of mine that I would like to see in your hands, restored to their former glory. Please Direct Message me for an email or phone number.

@petersavaryn1464 9 лет назад

Cody, There is a wealth of knowledge available from the US Forest Service. Thought this might be of interest to you. www.fs.fed.us/t-d/pubs/pdfpubs/pdf05232815/pdf05232815dpi300.pdf

@mikebarnes987 9 лет назад

you spent 3 minutes droning on and on about this tool's quality. It's not necessary and very boring. Get on with the info.

@millwork88 9 лет назад

just sayin,,,,i was hurt by your email GOD MAD,,,,thanks for caring,,,i see why you get mean comments,,,but im good,,,im over it now,,,i wont comment again,,,