Vintage Hand Tools I 

Neat stuff! I have many antique/vintage tools either handed down from great-grandparents & in-laws or gifted to me because I build and restore things, mostly wood but some metal pieces. I have a few tools that I had no idea what they were called. Now I know I’ve got a cross-cut bow saw-so I can research them a bit. I also have a pretty large collection of files and haven’t ever heard the round ones called a rat tail file, but that does makes sense. I reckon I’ll call it that from now on. Cheers and thanks for sharing-would love to see more videos on old antique/obsolete tools :-)

The wood grain dictates the way you use the drawknife and spokeshaves. That was a particularly nasty diagonally cut piece if wood! The 2 wooden handled 'rasps' are body files for dressing down lead body filler, used in car body repair, before polyester fillers came on the market.

Great show! Love that Elgin! Just found your channel. It's very nice. You wouldn't happen to know what the color on that motor is called? I'm working on a project and I think that's the exact color I need.

Sure are making much of that wooden knob, eh?

You was using that drawknife upside down

2:52 😕 I thought you'd show this more in-depth. It looks like it's not a typical screwdriver.