Tool Time at The Repair Shop | Part Two

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The previous video went down well, so I spoke to a few more of the experts at The Repair Shop about their most precious tools and the stories behind them...
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@Kathleen-vy9xn 11 дней назад

The most wonderful show ever. The most precious group of people working together to make so many happy. At home too we all love and enjoy your show every single day. We will watch this show forever. Love the UK accents. You are wonderful 6/30/24.

@ronmill9737 Год назад

Oh my gosh, I am so happy to find this channel. The Repair Shop is hands down my favorite show ever, and in my opinion the best show on TV anywhere. I love the heart and soul of the show and love the experts. Every one of you folks are inspirational in your own way. Thank you sincerely for what you do. Dominic, I am now a huge fan of your channel. Cheers!!

@smg51218 4 месяца назад

there is something so special and so intimate as having a go-to favorite tool. It's like an old friend

@ianpaternoster1396 11 месяцев назад

Love how Dominic has made these RU-vid videos. Thank you.

@user-si1ov4ug3t 6 месяцев назад

As a Yankee, I just want to say, Thank you for all of the repair shop,for keeping history alive. So much talent in the same place, America needs a similar type show and shop. Just saying.

@hatjodelka Год назад

I can't think of a Repair Shop craftsperson that isn't a fan favourite. You're all very different but all lovely!

@NerysOsbourn Год назад

Carding cloth comes in 5 grades: 54, 72, 90, 120, and 190 TPI (teeth per square inch). That sounds the sort of thing they're looking for. I think it's normally sold in 12" widths for drum carders and blending boards and there maybe a minimum order. An online search for carding cloth should produce a few suppliers. If they know what grade they have they could buy some or maybe get offcuts to replace what they currently use. I'm not sure how they'd find out how soft it is.

@paulphillips675 Год назад

I tell apprentices to look after their tools, even the simplest screwdriver or whatever, because you develop a feel for them and they become more comfortable / efficient / effective to use. They look at you like you are from another planet, but every one of the experts said the same, whatever their favourite tool, “it feels good / right / …”

@m0bwy27 Год назад

They all said if it feels right in your hand. Anyone who uses tools knows that feeling of it’s just right in the hand!

@donmcallister3745 7 месяцев назад

Great insight as well as video #1… thanks 🙏 Dom and all of you who do restoration at the Repair Shop… it’s truly a wonderful show… always such an emotional experience. Bless you all… 🌜🌞🌛

@donfink7063 Год назад

Steve Fletcher holds up the first tool that I ever bought myself. I picked-up one of those little ratchet screwdrivers from Woolworth's with some of the cash from my very first ever pay packets. cherished the little screwdriver for many years but then suddenly it just seemed to disappear. Then many years later I rediscovered it buried in the grass my parents garden, much to my surprise the ratchet still worked perfectly even thought the blade itself was exceeding rusted and most of the pint had parted company with the wooden handle. I pretty sure it's still tucked away in the "old tool" box out in the garage now. I'm getting on a bit now but the sight of that screwdriver brought back pleasant memories; I'd better dig it out, and put with the gear that's eventually going to accompany me in my box on my final journey.

@nitahearn4204 Год назад

This reminded of my grandad,he was a shoe repairer in London,and he used a tool like Dean’s favourite one. He had lots of big machinery too.Thanks for that.

@gbwildlifeuk8269 Год назад

Talking to Dean reminded me of the old joke about the man who took his shoes to the cobbler to be repaired. On the way home he's attracted by a sign and joins the merchant navy. He comes home 6 years later and when going through the pockets of his old coat he finds the cobblers repair ticket. Out of curiousity he visits the shop and hands the ticket in. "Just a minute" says the cobbler and goes into the back of the shop. He returns a few minutes later and says, "they'll be ready on tuesday" 😂😂

@lisamello1228 3 месяца назад

I know I am very late, but I just watched this video. I went looking for a carding brush. I found a Velvet carding brush. I thought if it was gentle enough for velvet it would work for you. I am from the States. I found it from a company Aramsco. It is $25.78 US dollars. I am sure you have already found one. Just wanted to pass it on. I also want to tell you how much I enjoy watching the two of you bring back these beautiful stuffed animals back to life. I have a small brown bear, named TedTed, that I wish I could bring to you both. After watching, maybe I can try and fix myself. Love the whole crew.

@elizabethayden1400 Год назад

Absolutely fascinating, hearing craftsmen talking about their favourite implements. I'm with Dean, old means gold - you cannot beat the heft of a favourite hammer, chisel, screwdriver, the just 'knowing' it will work. Great stuff Dom, you are a genial fellow! Liz in Suffolk

@honda86tb Год назад

Steve is an amazing person. He and Will, my favorites. Thank you guys for making an incredible show.

@ianthomson9363 Год назад

I'm probably as jealous of Richard's laser welder as Steve is, I really, really want one! I don't have a use for it but it's such a cool thing. The episode with Ralph the rhino and Julie and Suzie giggling uncontrollably is my all-time favourite but I always enjoy every episode- long may the Repair Shop continue!

@FFVoyager Год назад

I've got one of those ratchet screwdrivers like Steve's! Literally the same make and size - just about the same amount of wear too! I remembered it as a child and rescued it from my mothers stuff when we were clearing out a few years ago.

@chrisevans263 Год назад

Dom, The bear ladies carding brush looks exactly like this - Elbesee Teasle Brush for Fibres/Crafts available from Amazon

@StennyD Год назад

OMG. I have the exact same ratchet screwdriver, also gifted to me by my grandfather ! ❤ Brilliant little driver

@NaturallyCuriousUK Год назад

Enjoyed this while having my lunch at work yesterday. Those teddy bear ladies are a giggle! You'll be delighted to know that I had your "...Tools..." book on my Christmas list and Santa duly obliged! Just been reading the Hammers chapter and especially enjoyed the Blacksmith's Hammer story about the head-without-handle you gave to Nick at the forge. Top work Dom. Keep it up mate. All the best, Graham. 👍🤓👍

@liannebedard5521 4 месяца назад

My dad was a tool guy. After he died, my sis and I were stuck on how to keep his collection intact…when we had tight deadlines to get back to business 3,000 miles across country. Fortunately, we found an ideal solution…the longtime neighbor, a gifted baker who then transformed into a gifted old-house wallpaper expert…accepted the whole collection…on one collection.Her accountant husband threatened to move out if she acquired one more tool. Fortunately it was tax season, and he was at the office more than usual..,

@liannebedard5521 4 месяца назад

on one CONDITION…

@judithbarnett2966 Год назад

This was fun. Thanks Dom for freezing for us, your sacrifice is appreciated hugely!! Happy Christmas to you. 😀🎅

@jonlong4866 Год назад

I'm just close to the end of the Tool Book. It has been fun to read it while also learning about the specialty tools. Thank you for putting it all together.

@simonbirt6121 Год назад

I have the same small ratchet screwdriver as Steve has, its a Stanley that I bought new in the mid 70s; it has no paint left on the handle and the chrome is wearing away. For Christmas I would like a bigger workshop to put more tools in.

@bobt3374 Год назад

That was excellent magic people & a top reviewer well done Dom love the repair shop staff & hope you all have a wonderful Christmas.

@electricladyguitarsdevonuk1414 Год назад

RE Sharpening tools: I used to take a 'Sharp Edged Tools' course at Dartington Forestry School. Whilst hooked tools can have quite a course edge courtesy of a 'Barker' stone, I used to insist on a very keen edge for the Snedding & Felling Axes. Very interesting post Dom!

@beverleylocker2534 Год назад

Great video, and I am so with Julie and her scissors. I have a special pair for cutting thread anyone touches them and there's war! Happy Christmas!

@WeberSarge 5 месяцев назад

For your Bear ladies - Look into Japanese made thread scissors and the small solid steel forged craft scissors. I work with canvas, leather, and even very light materials and there is nothing made that cuts nearly as cleanly and precise. As with all high quality Japanese made tools, their craftsmanship is second to none. Look for handmade products, to this day, they forge some of the finest steels and take absolute pride in the quality of what they make.

@PaulSmith-rd8yc Год назад

Another great RU-vid from the repair team, amazing people love, listening to them on TV and yourself. Thank God I come across your RU-vid channel after listening to your book on audible love tools so Merry Christmas from the Blind man from kent 13:44 14:19

@brianmicky7596 Год назад

Hi Dom, Thank you for the video, good bit of fun seeing what everyone likes best of all the different things Like every one else I have a Steve screwdriver,was my dad's , stay safe All the best Brian 😃

@barbararey-constantin5679 10 месяцев назад

Perhaps to someone who is not a craftsperson alll this talk about tools may seem silly, but it is not. Last Christmas my friend bought me short, gold-plated needles for me to embroider. I thought, gold plated indeed must be a marketing ploy - but it wasn't my new needles are a treat to use and I am grateful for these new tools. Thank you for your program. I really enjoy The Repair Shop; it not only highlights craftmanship but the beauty of our "ordinary" lives. God bless.

@BirdOfPrey7 Год назад

Hello Dom, I got some hints for you 😉 … The changeable flat and phillips screwdriver for Lucias Christmas gift is easy to find in the factory toolbox (mostly at the spare wheel) of older VW cars. I love them too 😬. The german stuffing stick of Amanda seems to me more like a pricking tool to harvest asparagus or in german „Spargelstecher“. And for Julies carding brush, there could be a substitute available at the pet shop for brushing the fur of cats and dogs, as they have softer ones that have similar „hooks“. Hope this can help and Happy Holidays to all of you! 🎄✨

@ShellyGunderson Год назад

Someone said below but yes, I knew it looked familiar, there are pet grooming brushes very similar to the brush the Bear Ladies are looking for. Great peeks behind the scenes! Really wish we could watch the show here in the US. Miss seeing it. Merry Christmas to all!

@judithburke1539 5 месяцев назад

I watch the re-runs on U-Tube. I'm not sure when this program stopped, but I'm so sad about not being able to see more episodes. Sigh🥺😔😐!

@alanclarke4646 2 месяца назад

It hasn't. Series 13 ( season 13 for folks across the Atlantic ) started on BBC1 on 10th April 2024.

@cottrilltoolwoodworks 26 дней назад

Absolutely love the channel Dom and of course The Repair Shop as well. I knew Steve was going to choose the screwdriver, but I have to agree with you, that lathe is amazing. I would love to find more information about his manual drill press as well. I just wish we could get the show here in the states on a regular basis. I have to agree with the statement below about the show being the best on TV and i do not think there is a close second.

@lynnhaswell1690 Год назад

Brilliant Christmas You Tube Dom - many thanks to everyone at TRS - Hope you and all of your TRS families have a wonderful Christmas and New Year 🎄🥃😊

@samrodian919 Год назад

Lovely episode Dom. I love Steve's grandfather's what I'm pretty sure is a Stanley 4" ratchet, I did have one of those but I lost it many years ago. Probably inside an Organ somewhere that I was putting back together after it was rebuilt. And probably found by another organ builder in the last 20 years lol I also had the big brother of Steve's one I think they had 8" long blades not including the handle with about a 3/8" wide tip suitable for number 10 and 12 wood screws, not the crappy things we get nowadays but proper Nettlefolds wood screws. Shows you how old I am lol. Happy Christmas and New Year to Everybody at the Repair Shop and to you in particular Dom

@sueshynn586 Год назад

Thankyou Dom for your videos this year. I enjoy them all but especially the tool chats. Can I wish you and all our friends in The Repair Shop a very happy and warm Christmas. See you in 2023. Sue x

@ROBERRL2004 Год назад

Brilliant, thank you Dom. I guess we all have those tools which really fit the hand and do the job well. Interesting that all the Repair Shop folks have really simple tools as their favourites.

@redsnappa7837 Год назад

Great video Dom, always fascinating to hear about people's favourite work tools. Hope all the Repair Shop experts have a fun festive season!

@gillianmcmurray Год назад

Another brilliant episode. Funnily enough I have the same screwdriver as Steve's favourite and it also belonged to my grandfather. Merry Christmas to you all!

@tekkydaveU Год назад

I love watching Steve on TRS just to see his tool carousels. I want some the same but can't work out if they can be purchased or if they are something Steve has made. There are loads of plastic imitations on the market but I need some like Steve's.

@yellowbird8690 Год назад

To the Teddy Bear Ladies; Suede shoe bushes are what I use sometimes. from places like Trespass or maybe Amazon. I also make really stiff one from file cards glued to plywood.

@DominicChineas Год назад

Thank you! I’ll pass it on

@dingodoctor7373 Год назад

@@DominicChineas Dom, I have similar brushes like this for cleaning metal files, needed especially if you have been filing soft metals.

@highpath4776 Год назад

The small brush you can try the brass suede brushes, others are used for cleaning out metal files. There is a leather goods supplier (the shoe man should know - Healy's near Rotherham - that might have the card ones in stock).

@Tocsin-Bang 3 месяца назад

I have almost exactly the same screwdriver as Steve. I bought it 63 years ago to make a present for my parents that they never used! Its almost as good as new, except the lacquer is wearing off.

@AltaHangman Год назад

Bitterly cold LOL. It was -28°C yesterday here in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Seriously great video Dom, keep up the good work.

@garrymatthews4430 Год назад

Hi Dom, great one as always. The teddy bear lady’s brush looks like the file card for cleaning metal files!!

@DominicChineas Год назад

That’s what I thought but it’s very fine

@raydriver7300 Год назад

What a lovely gentle video. Happy Christmas to you and all the gang 🌞

@moonstarer55 Год назад

Another great video Dom, seasonal as well. Hope you and the Repair Shop Team have a great Christmas.

@seantivenan9593 Год назад

Merry Christmas Dom thanks' for all great vids this year I've thoroughly enjoyed every one of them. Best wishes to you and yours for 2023 !!

@debrah7548 Год назад

Lucia’s dental tool is a wax spatula used to add and shape a wax model of a tooth for a crown using the wax loss technique.

@mm9773 3 месяца назад

And it would be easily replaceable. I completely understand the emotional attachment to a person’s favourite tool, but if she ever lost it, she’d be in luck: she’d be able to find another one that is just as perfect.

@Dave_In_Boston Год назад

Thank you for these amazing videos Dom This is the only way we can get to know these wonderful people here in the States since we can’t watch the show anymore. I really appreciate your content.

@scubaroo Год назад

can you not use a vpn to access iplayer?

@thattoolguy9432 Год назад

Brilliant content Dom, love watching all you guys on the show,so many quirky tools and techniques ..old is certainly gold .. always fascinated watching Steve on the show, i would love to be his apprentice .. as for Xmas tools.. id choose Steve's double glasses, tried to replicate and not had any luck, must be great on small fine objects.. Have a great Christmas Dom

@vickiesandover5738 Год назад

Great video, love seeing everyone. Merry Christmas to everyone. Can't wait for new episodes. 🇨🇦🎄❄️🎅🤶⛄

@Ozbert Год назад

Lovely to see all the Repair Shop people and their tools. Merry Christmas to you all and I hope you all get what you want from Santa. 🎅

@rogersymons Год назад

Best wishes for Christmas and the New Year. Very many thanks for all the entertaining video's you have produced and will continue to do so

@Jason-wl5fw Год назад

Love the repair shop you all have fantastic talents, have a great Christmas team

@akfarmboy49 Год назад

Really cool to hear about everyone favorite tools Thank you

@Eternelspotlessmind Год назад

i loved this video! I love the repair shop team! Everyone is just brilliant! ❤❤❤❤

@mark110101 Год назад

@Dominic Chinea, Excellent vid on what tools people of the Repair Shop use, hopefully, sent the Teddy Bear Ladies a link to help them in the search for their favourite brush

@deanmarskell1518 Год назад

Love the videos as always Dom merry Christmas to you and all at the Repair shop fantastic program ❤️ hoping that 2023 is a great year for all of you 👍👍♥️

@mikeparker3865 Год назад

Tell the teddy bear ladies that I think a velvet carding brush for upholstery is gentle enough. They should ask Sonnaz where they might find some. I see them for sale in the U.S. but I'm sure they can be sourced locally.

@jpjapers Год назад

Ive been wanting to make my own boots after getting into leathercraft in lockdown but its almost a lost art. I cant find many books on it at all. It would be awesome to see a video of recommended learning materials from all of you!

@453421abcdefg12345 Год назад

You can tell when someone is a real person when they have a favourites obscure tool, I wonder if our kind of people are dying out now most people are controlled by electronic devices. Happy Christmas to you Dom, and keep these gems coming along! Chris B.

@pyzikscott Год назад

Happy Christmas. Fantastic video. Going in search of part 1!

@rayhitchman4741 Год назад

Merry Christmas Dom & all at the Repair Shop. Come back next year please

@DominicChineas Год назад

We will be back, bigger and better than ever!

@smd1uk Год назад

I have exactly the same screwdriver as Steve. It was given to me by an old guy who was retiring, he was retiring but he didn’t want his screwdriver to retire. Happy Christmas Dom and all the experts at the Repair Shop. BTW you tool book is great reading.

@adrianlynch9435 Год назад

My Grandad had one as well but I think it is the size up from the one that Steve has.

@joniandersonmaine3370 8 месяцев назад

If the teddybear ladies need brush for cleaning bears try using the head of the teasel plant. The teasel plant was used to help cars wool.

@davidmanning8329 Год назад

Awesome vid, thanks Dom!

@paulmaryon9088 Год назад

Thanks Dom great stuff, I'm such a tool head this really made my day just knowing I'm not alone out here!! So many tools and so little time! Happy Christmas everyone.

@DominicChineas Год назад

Your definitely not alone! Haha

@liannebedard5521 7 месяцев назад

Do you live in New England? If not, plan a vacation in the inland parts…along rivers where the original manufacturing firms set up. Gardner, Mass. and nearby Athol, as well as Greenfield a bit farther west…lots of manufacturing history there. The Starrett factory in Athol has a video of their tour…goes over my head but fun to try… If you want a more modern product…Boeing in Everett Wa.

@Henning4182 Год назад

The lovely ladies working on teddy bears should talk to a gunsmith. What they have there is a gunsmith carding brush. They are very soft steel bristled brushes used to card off the rust on firearms when rustblueing for instance.

@dR0Og Год назад

The softer brush could also be a 'slicker' brush rather than a carding brush.

@DominicChineas Год назад

Thank you!

@DominicChineas Год назад

Thanks so much

@thomassymber Год назад

I wish I knew how to send a photo, but for the bear ladies, I use a slicker brush for short hair cats and dogs. Same shaped, soft bristles. Quite large as sold, about 3”x4”, but the bristle pads could be cut and attached to smaller handles. Available in pet section of dept. stores here in the states.

@BunnyKins1970 Год назад

@@thomassymber I was going to suggest a pet shop as well. 💚🐇🐴💚

@jpatston1 Год назад

Merry Christmas Dom look forward to next year. Love your book by the way

@crazywickedcustoms7272 9 месяцев назад

I sure love your show the repair shop and yours two. You all are master craftsman.

@MikeSmith-sg9pt Год назад

Hope you had a great Christmas and that you have a happy new year! Thanks for the videos! Have a coffee ☕️

@rogerdavis5914 Год назад

Merry Christmas Dom looking forward to next year's videos

@jasondunne5350 Год назад

Great video again Dom

@hughtempleton8640 Год назад

Absolutely amazing show and people god bless you all . ❤

@DavePawson Год назад

Great video Dom, thanks. (Subject close to my heart!)

@dliles773 Год назад

Great video part 1&2 thanks

@hazel1605 Год назад

Great programme

@brianreardon9842 Год назад

Brilliant. I’ve had my coffin fitters hammer since I was 17. It was 20 years old when my dad gave it to me. There’s one more box to use it on😅PS I’m 72. That’s a clue. Merry Christmas to all at the Repair Shop, and all the people that Dom has introduced. Happy New Year to to you all.🎉

@ianwood-ellis5183 Год назад

Great episode Dom, really good insight into what other people value on their job . Merry Christmas to you, thanks for your videos, look forward to following your projects in the new year

@DominicChineas Год назад

Thanks so much, next year will be full of some big projects!

@johnburgess5534 Год назад

The Bears might like to try a soft brass bristled brush much like the one they have but with brass bristles. Hardware shops stock them.

@davidasmithreverseglassgil9868 Год назад

Great video Dom , a unique insight to everyones speciality tools of their trades and crafts. Have a lovely Christmas Dom and all the craftsmen and woman of the Repair Shop . chat soon mate!.

@DominicChineas Год назад

Thanks so much Dave! I should have filmed your favourite while I was down! Merry Christmas

@velviaman3206 Год назад

I had the lugs of a badly damaged gold watch case lazer welded . Good as new so get one Steve.

@Tharus12 Год назад

Great video and very interesting, the main thing taken from that is things truly aren't made like they used to. Merry Christmas Dom and all at the Repair Shop!

@DominicChineas Год назад

That’s true, apart from Ranalahs!!

@Tharus12 Год назад

@@DominicChineasfor sure, except for the Ranalahs!

@rjay4197 Год назад

A great video Dom - thank you. I have the long version of Steve’s screwdriver which has proven to be indestructible. Apart from turning screws, this tool has done service in many unconventional ways too. It has even stirred paint….. (Shame on me….) The handle is worn, the tool is old, but it still gets the job done. Yes, I would know it if blindfolded.

@michaelpalmer4013 Год назад

Will, you need a fine diamond hone or wheel, followed by progressively finer wet and dry paper on a hard, flat surface. Finish on a felt buffing wheel with metal buffing soap. 5 minute job.

@TTeamFan Год назад

I use soft-backed pet grooming brushes for carding my flocking wool, which I purchased in my local pet store, they are quite soft because they are meant to be used on small domestic pets - and I got my flocking irons from Abbey Tools. They come in straight styles like Amanda's stuffing tool and curved for getting right into the awkward crevices.

@robbybobby6466 Год назад

They don’t make tools like they used to. I love tools. I do marble and granite installations and fabrications and have all the cool tools. From the first rock I cut on a wet saw…I was hooked. Been over 35 years now.

@DavidCulshawmer-r Год назад

i've got one of those ratchet screwdrivers in the shed , but its bent ( must try to restore it if thats possible ) , and that spikey belt , we used to use that for fuzzing and trimming carpet tiles at work , i'll ask around to see if we still use it ( i work on a warper now in another part of the shop floor )

@barrymctrustery5715 Год назад

Hi Dom i think these are what Julie and Amanda are after Elbesee Teasle Brush for Fibres/Crafts from amazon

@smurdoch333 Год назад

Great episode! Wish it was only -2 here though, was -44 when we got up this morning. Brrr.

@hermannstraub3743 Год назад

the Bears: That Card (Brush) similar ones are used for cleaning files from chips. Maybe Files Supply may have one.

@2frogland Год назад

nice to see you university bods appreciating real trades

@siukcnc Год назад

I got the given the very same screwdriver as Steve has by my Grandfather, it was kept for years with my meccano set as a child.

@inekelassooij840 Год назад

Wij wensen jullie een prachtig kerstfeest 💥Groetjes uit Holland 💝👋🏼

@michaelmiller641 Год назад

Merry Christmas Dom

@sylviamaxwell504 5 месяцев назад

Liked and subbed..❤😂🎉 good on ya mate!!

@colingoode3702 Год назад

"Convincing yourself that you need another tool" - never a truer word spoken. I'm guilty of this many times over which is why over the years I have managed to amass many tools some of which I have only used once. However, as we all know, you can never have enough tools. My problem is finding enough space to store them. I have filled a single garage to the brim & I'm now looking to expand into my loft space. Seasons greeting to you Dom & all at the repair shop.

@DominicChineas Год назад

This sounds very familiar!!

@barrymiller526 Год назад

Fascinating. I love old tools and have a shed full of them. Many of my older tool either belonged to my father or grandfather. I have some lovely wood saws that I would love to get sharpened but I cannot find a saw doctor anywhere these days. Any idea?

@alanclarke4646 2 месяца назад

It's possible to buy a sawset and a saw file and do it oneself. Amazon have sawsets for less than £30 and triangular saw files for less than £10.

@barrymiller526 2 месяца назад

@@alanclarke4646 Thank you. I might give that a go.