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Sweet dog. ❤

Tengo una fabricada en 1916

Way better to do a traditional epoxy free hang. When the handle inevitably gets too damaged or breaks, getting the eye cleaned out is a pain in the ass. Do take note that epoxied heads usually have parallel sides in the eye so you will have to create a taper in at each end. I do this with a carbide burr in a drill. Only takes a few minutes. Provided you don't glue the wedge in and don't use any metal wedges, repairing loose heads or replacing a broken handle is a simple process.

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As a Plumb fan boy, I say this with love. Screw the permabond axes. I've done this several times with nothing but hand tools. Not one time did I come out unscathed. Beaten and bloody is how I would describe how restoring a permabond leaves me. Great job, though!

Saub're Arbeit! Gruß Tino

Like it rolled off the factory working on us 1944 plumb this evening luckily found a few new old stock ww2 handles years ago keep up great restoation work on field gear fun hobby

great work and video. i have a similar one i am restoring and made a big mistake. I put linseed oil over stain to condition wood. to speed up drying I put level for an hour in the hot. the liguid in the glass level units evaporated!! any way to restore these or get new ones??

I'm a Plumb fan from wayback and have a collection of them, including some Permabonds. I think you've done a fine job, well done. It reminds me of a 4lb Permabond I bought new at a hardware store in Australia around 1970, which still has its original hickory handle and has given sterling service over the years. Keep up the good work.

That’s sick!! 🔥🔥

It's great that you brought this beautiful ammeter back to life - it looks very decorative as a lamp. Regards, Tino Sehr gut, dass du dieses wunderschöne Amperemeter wieder zum Leben erweckt hast - als Lampe sehr dekorativ. Gruß Tino

What if those fingerprints are part of a crime? That a killer's prints are on the other side of that gauge?

Видно зону закалки лезвия.

Awesome job! I might try that copper plating on one of my hatchets....looks cool. Looks like you may need a bench-hook to help you with the sharpening stone from moving around.

Nice job! Looks great. I just found a similar pipe wrench in my toolbox. What is the spring steel for on this type of wrench? Mine have Japan stamped on the handle. Must be over 60 years old.

Another great restoration. Nice work brother

Looks good brother. I never use wood glue on my wood wedges. I drive them in dry and put linseed oil on after it trimmed up. Been doing it that way for 40 years and haven't ever had a problem. It makes it easier when you have to change also. I drill a small pilot hole in the wedge and use a srew with a slide hammer to remove the wedge. On an axe or a sledge hammer i use a metal wedge going with the grain of the wood.

Nice work. Non of us would'nt have ever known that the logo was upside down if ya hadn't told us 😂 It looks awesome

Nice work brother. Looks great

Looks great brother. I have a crested Hubbard 8lb sledge hammer that's been in my family for 75-100 years.

Nice work brother. The axe and sheath both look great.

Nice preservation of a piece of American mining history. Well done. Looks great

Very nice restoration.

Thanx for making this video. I've collected these levels for a while now, mostly from thrift stores and garage sales. Some have broken spirit bulbs, but I can cannibalize some to fix others. I'll use the rosewood to make some new tools. Liked, shared, subscribed and saved to my playlist to come back to later.

Fantastic job! I can find no serious fault in your processes. Thanks for your fruitful efforts 👍

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Very nice. I have never had a problem with any hang that i don't use glue on. BLO becomes sticky enough.

Very cool. New subscriber

Very Cool!

Packers??? Booo 😊

Good job again! Greetings from Germany Tino

Well done! Turned out really nice

Nice!!!

Did you use the same oil for the wood and as lubricant for sharpening? And if so, is it boiled linseed or something else?

Nice!! 🔥🔥

Nice

What did you dump in the tub in beginning?

Stop working out so much then you won't break handles!!!

Ok

Electroplating is awesome =o

The first thing you need to figure out is from which side was the pin pushed into the hole. Most old pins used to have a slight taper in them, so in order to remove it, you need to push it out from the small end. If you keep hitting it from the large end, you will be setting it in stronger and stronger.

Axe looks pretty darn good. I really love using waxes on my handles and using some steel wool to help even out the bluing when you rinse it. Give Real Milk Paint Co and look and a Japanese pull saw for trimming the wedge. Dig the handle at the end as well! 🤘

Suprising how much rust came off of the blade!

Really liked the exploded view of the level once it was all apart, really cool!

So good!

I just picked up a Trimo 24" pipe wrench that looks juuuuuust a little bit worse than yours and I'm grateful for your video. Polishing the jaw like you did is a nice touch. Thanks for the video.

I'll send you a picture of the one my dad has

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What epoxy did you use? I have an old hatchet that I'm tryin to reuse the handle. There are some gaps in the front and back of the eye. I was thinkin of doin like a cross wedge but idk about that.

Great job!!! 🔥🔥🔥