Here is a sample of Mr Pete's channel • THE BELOVED Eagle 66 S... I can not thank Mr. Pete enough for everything he has taught me.. I am forever grateful.
In my opinion. You are a big TH-cam in this field. I can only watch your channel because you make it quick and simple and you always make the videos fun. I've gone back and watched every single video you've made. Keep up the amazing work!
Hi Mason! The early videos are hard to watch but I didn't want to take them down because just maybe someone can get something out of them! =D Thanks so much!
Wow, when you have Mr. Pete sending you stuff it is pretty safe to say you are a "big fish". Lyle is a gifted instructor and his humor is just so funny. Anyway, outstanding job. Cheers
Very nice. I put a lot of miles on a chrome Yankee drill back in my days as a telephone installer. Now they all use battery power and self tapping screws. Thanks for the fun.
That Craftsman drill is a collectors dream. Thanks to Mr Pete for sharing. I've never seen him restore a hand tool so it was great to see you have a go. Thanks for the video!
Turned out beautifully! A classic example of your restoration skills. You never cease to amaze me with what you can do to average tools and take them over the top!
Beautiful job on those 3 drills. Mr. Pete should be proud!! He may have more subs but it was you who got me interested in restoring old tools. Best hobby I've ever had. Your videos are always fun and informative so it's no surprise that other channels mention you. Blue paint went on the clamp just a little while ago. Coming down to the final stretch. Can't wait to see everyone's entry. I imagine the competition will be tough as folks will have pride showing their country's colors.
At almost 60, @mrpete222 is my shop teacher - the one I wished for because I wasn’t allowed to take shop as a kid. As i start my machine shop, I learn something from him every single night; as I’m sentimental about the 60s and 70s, his endless pieces of savvy trivia and clever veiled social observation are a delight. Lets all wish him good health and long life!
Along with so many tools we had to leave behind when we left Jersey was a Yankee Handyman that as a kid I loved to push slowly and watch it work. You are the tool king. Thank you for letting me relive thise days. I currently gathering old tools and using your channel to bring them back so my grandson can have those memories! Would love to send you a pic of my progress!
You and Mr Pete are an inspiration I have that same aluminum hand drill. Love my old tools I get to share with my students. Keep up the great work. Super job on the projects.
Great stuff agreed Mr Pete is a treasure for sure . I had a Stanley Yankee type one when I was an apprentice and I loved it for drilling mainly it seemed to do wood pilot hole better for screws than any tool I had . Then when I had all my tools stolen I could never find one to replace it . I found copy ones but never the same or as good to use . You have done him proud and made a fantastic job of them thanks again great and very enjoyable . Have a good weekend John . Ta tar for now 👍
Wow. I'd never seen a drill like that one. Yesterday I was looking for a wire cutter and got into an old box I'd forgotten about. I found three or four hammers and several tin snips I'd completely forgotten about. I had bought them about ten years ago and packed them when I moved out here. What was amazing was that there were two stud finders I'd forgotten about. They both used the typical 9 volt batteries. One was a famous USA brand and the other was some Chinese brand battery. The USA one was bulging while the Chinese one actually was still working!! Just the opposite of what I expected. - Kathie
Hi Kathie! Of all the batteries the 9V ones are the least likely to leak, it's the way they re constructed. Another thing to be aware of is if the devise is sealed (air tight) then the batteries will leak at a much faster rate! Like flashlights with rubber o rings! =)
I have to find one of those Yankee Handyman drill drivers. I had my grandfather's that looked identical but lost it in a house fire along with the rest of his tools. Great resto on all 3 and I am always glad to see the cats!
Those enclosed egg-beater style drills are cool! The black handled Craftsman push drill looks a lot like my Yankee No. 45. That is my go-to "cordless" drill!
Hitting the big time now! :) I have watched Mr Pete for about the same length of time, absolutely tremendous teacher and fellow tool enthusiast (and also the reason no-one on the West Coast can find a used Logan Lathe!). Wonder if his old shop students appreciated him as much as we do now, I would love to be able to go back in time and talk to my old shop teacher knowing what I know now. Great video!
I think I had the same reaction when I was watching the Mr Pete video and he mentioned that he was sending Scoutcrafter the drill for a resto. Glad to see the continuation and you working your magic.
Hi David! I love his sense of humor... When he jokes about going to Ace hardware and asking the girl with the tattoos and piercings about a tool... Cracks me up! =D Thanks!!!!!!!!!
Busch aluminum polish is available on Amazon and while it's expensive ($25) none of us old farts would probably ever need another bottle. I lived in Colchester, CT from '99 - Dec ;12 so when I saw the Zagray swap meet video it brought back a lot of fond memories. I commuted to Shelton & back every day for approx. 9 years so I'll let you figure out how many miles that was - LOL... Make sure you go back when Harry's Hamburgers is open for the season.
Hi Al! We will be back there in the Fall for the show! Hope you can make it! =D I found Busch on another website for $6.99 a bottle... Much more reasonable. Thanks!!!!!
I laughed so hard when you mentioned intentional paint vs splattered paint! That is so true! Drip some paint on by accident and dynamite won't get it off! Unless that was the look you wanted, then it will come off on your naked hand on the first use. CRAZY!
Well now I know how to tackle the inside of my Yankee Handyman. Funny, I just saw Armondo Line said the same thing! Those red highlight you added to both the Craftsman and the Yankee make them pop! Thanks again for the education John!👍🏻 Couldn't find any Jewel weed, eh?😊 Hope it abates soon.
Hi Lee! There are lots of products to help the itch and swelling of Poison Ivy but no matter what it has to run its course... So for a couple weeks you look like 10 pounds of poop in a 5 pound bag! LOL
I have that same black handled Craftsman drill-driver in the kitchen tool drawer. You’ve inspired me to again attempt to polish that vomit smell from the handle. 👍👍👍
Wow they came up amazing scout they are so well made the stuff today Can’t even compete the hand drill could be a great next challenge for Us all . I am working on some yankee screwdrivers at the moment the Build quality is amazing the gearing weight is great I love these old tools.🛠🙏
I wouldn’t call you a small guy. You have a great following, you present easy to do and easy to understand subjects and just about everybody here in Australia knows Scoutcrafter. Besides I look forward to your videos each week. You got me into hand tool restoration and are still my go to guy if I ‘m stuck on something. I also respect, follow and enjoy your recommendations, including Mr Pete.
Michaelangelo upside down, painting the fresh fresco on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel ... Shop Teacher over his shoulder: "Just remember it's due Friday"... XD
You are the big guy to me! You're a real mentor. I'm still sanding on my clamp. But I'm getting there. It is gonna be hot over here this weekend (up in the 90's) so I'm hoping the sanding will work out! Thank you and have a great weekend! (I tought TGIF the first thing when I got in my car today after work LOL)
Great job on all of those pieces. That is a very cool looking drill, for sure. I think I may have seen him (Mr Pete) a long time ago. I'll have to check him out again.
Those tools came out very nice and a fine tribute to Mr.Pete. He has a tremendous channel and I have learned so much from him. Thanks to Mr. Pete and you.
Another great presentation. I will try and use some of the tricks you used on the drill on a Safe-T-Grip No. 15 HD hammer with plastic heads that I picked up today at a garage sale. Thank you sir.
LOL Ian, if you look at some of his early videos you will really enjoy the content! One of my favorite videos of his is a road trip he did to the Vaughn Hammer Factory!!!! =D
That drill really came out nice.It looked like the surface of the moon before yo got a hold of it. What a difference! Lot of work. Screwdrivers don't look like the same ones. The red embellishment really fits right in on that drill and the cap to the yankee. Nice resto on all three!! Mike
Great job as always. I have picked up many of those different push drills over the years. Some times I will buy one just to get the bits. I get poison oak real bad. Many years ago my doctor at the time was also very allergic to poison oak. He was also a scuba diver. After a diving trip in salt water he said the weeping sores on his skin cleared up very quickly. He also said that real warm water during a shower or bath would make the poison spread because he said the pores in your skin were more open. A cool bath seemed to help me. My Pete is one of my favorite TH-cam people also.
Hi, John!! That 50s aluminium drill reminds me of the Leytool hand drill of similar period..... Can't wait to start on my Yankee Handyman 133, now...was wondering how to tackle the inside! I think they were clear, initially, but obviously yellow with age. Cheers!!
Nice Work!! I love that drill!! The alternating black and red paint takes a steadier hand than I have!! Everything came out GREAT!! Now to go subscribe to Pete's channel!
You always make tools look brand new. You are an inspiration to everyone with your “how to” videos. You are always mentioned on a lot of TH-cam channels. You are the guru everyone looks up to. A lot of You tubers try to emulate you! Thanks for all the very informative and interesting videos.
Ah, the memories with the ratcheting screwdriver. As @Mark Randall has said, Dad put some miles on his Yankee as an electrician. Very nice job on those tools. You are already big time in my book! I wait with anticipation for your video's.
Hi Scout: Have you ever tried Plastic Buffing Compound???,here is my tip,use a loosely sewn buffing wheel a very small amount of buffing compound and then a light touch to the buffing wheel, do not push the work hard into the buffing wheel because it can melt the plastic,try it out on a piece of scrap plastic!!!
Yes! You are so right, Certain plastics do buff out nicely but I usually don't show that because almost everyone (myself included) will melt their first couple projects!!!! -=D It takes a very soft touch and lots of patience!
The "Yankee" is missing the Phillips bits. My dad had a Yankee screwdriver, which I now have, that we used around the house for hanging pictures, brackets, etc. and it was great for those kind of jobs.
John - I believe I told you in a previous video that Mr. Pete mentioned you in one of his videos. For those that might not know, Mr. Pete also goes by the name of Tubalcain on his You Tube channel. He is truly an amazing man that does things and knows things about lathes,milling machines,drill presses,etc. that are unbelievable.
Hi Scout. ....thanks for taking such good care of Mr Pete's tools. I know he said he didn't want them back but maybe he'll change his mind after seeing this. Just a suggestion but it might be nice to see how you do the painting sometime. Thanks and have a happy day!
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In my opinion. You are a big TH-cam in this field. I can only watch your channel because you make it quick and simple and you always make the videos fun. I've gone back and watched every single video you've made. Keep up the amazing work!
Well said!!!
Hi Mason! The early videos are hard to watch but I didn't want to take them down because just maybe someone can get something out of them! =D Thanks so much!
"I'd like to thank all my sponsors ..."
You're a gem. Don't ever change.
Wow, when you have Mr. Pete sending you stuff it is pretty safe to say you are a "big fish". Lyle is a gifted instructor and his humor is just so funny. Anyway, outstanding job. Cheers
Joe! I was just saying that about his humor! My favorite is the "Girl at Ace hardware with the piercings and tattoos! LMAO! =D
Nice job on all three John. You have the tenacity gene too. 😆😎
Waiting to see all the clamps!
Very nice. I put a lot of miles on a chrome Yankee drill back in my days as a telephone installer. Now they all use battery power and self tapping screws. Thanks for the fun.
That Craftsman drill is a collectors dream. Thanks to Mr Pete for sharing. I've never seen him restore a hand tool so it was great to see you have a go. Thanks for the video!
Mr Pete is awesome. A fitting tribute to a great guy. Nice work.
Turned out beautifully! A classic example of your restoration skills. You never cease to amaze me with what you can do to average tools and take them over the top!
Beautiful job on those 3 drills. Mr. Pete should be proud!! He may have more subs but it was you who got me interested in restoring old tools. Best hobby I've ever had. Your videos are always fun and informative so it's no surprise that other channels mention you.
Blue paint went on the clamp just a little while ago. Coming down to the final stretch. Can't wait to see everyone's entry. I imagine the competition will be tough as folks will have pride showing their country's colors.
Steve! You are going to be amazed at what people did... Really pulled out all the stops!!!! =) Thanks!!!!!!!!!
ScoutCrafter you are a talented craftsman and a humble man. The world could use more men just like you.
At almost 60, @mrpete222 is my shop teacher - the one I wished for because I wasn’t allowed to take shop as a kid. As i start my machine shop, I learn something from him every single night; as I’m sentimental about the 60s and 70s, his endless pieces of savvy trivia and clever veiled social observation are a delight. Lets all wish him good health and long life!
As someone who doesn't really do metalwork I love Mr. Pete's videos. His presentation is excellent. Great job once again Scout.
Fantastic work ScoutCrafter! They look great. Thanks to you and Mr.Pete for a fascinating tutorial.
Along with so many tools we had to leave behind when we left Jersey was a Yankee Handyman that as a kid I loved to push slowly and watch it work. You are the tool king. Thank you for letting me relive thise days. I currently gathering old tools and using your channel to bring them back so my grandson can have those memories! Would love to send you a pic of my progress!
Would love to see them! Bicycleguy@aol.com
You and Mr Pete are an inspiration I have that same aluminum hand drill. Love my old tools I get to share with my students. Keep up the great work. Super job on the projects.
What beautiful tools - great restoration! Going to check our Mr Pete’s.
Thank you ScoutCrafter. I think Mr. Pete would be proud.
Great restoration.
Vaughn
Weren't those a thing of beauty... nicely done. I wish I had one tenth of Mr. Pete's knowledge of machining and tools! Thanks!
Me too!!!!!!! =D
They all came out so nice! The aluminum craftsman one came out like Buck Rogers ray gun! So nice!
Great stuff agreed Mr Pete is a treasure for sure . I had a Stanley Yankee type one when I was an apprentice and I loved it for drilling mainly it seemed to do wood pilot hole better for screws than any tool I had . Then when I had all my tools stolen I could never find one to replace it . I found copy ones but never the same or as good to use . You have done him proud and made a fantastic job of them thanks again great and very enjoyable . Have a good weekend John . Ta tar for now 👍
THANK YOU...for sharing. What would TH-cam be without Mr. Pete? Very nice restoration.
Mr Pete I'm sure is proud of your work.Excellent.
Wow. I'd never seen a drill like that one. Yesterday I was looking for a wire cutter and got into an old box I'd forgotten about. I found three or four hammers and several tin snips I'd completely forgotten about. I had bought them about ten years ago and packed them when I moved out here. What was amazing was that there were two stud finders I'd forgotten about. They both used the typical 9 volt batteries. One was a famous USA brand and the other was some Chinese brand battery. The USA one was bulging while the Chinese one actually was still working!! Just the opposite of what I expected. - Kathie
Hi Kathie! Of all the batteries the 9V ones are the least likely to leak, it's the way they re constructed. Another thing to be aware of is if the devise is sealed (air tight) then the batteries will leak at a much faster rate! Like flashlights with rubber o rings! =)
I have to find one of those Yankee Handyman drill drivers.
I had my grandfather's that looked identical but lost it in a house fire along with the rest of his tools.
Great resto on all 3 and I am always glad to see the cats!
Those enclosed egg-beater style drills are cool! The black handled Craftsman push drill looks a lot like my Yankee No. 45. That is my go-to "cordless" drill!
Spectacular!! all 3 came out really good but I love the hand drill in particular.
Love Mr Pete am a part time woodworker and enjoy both channels
They are better than new, bedded in and nice to the touch plus they look superb.
Well done! Always impressed with your restorations...
Love the tip on cleaning inside the handle!
Wow! Very nice. I'm off to the flea market tomorrow morning.
Hitting the big time now! :) I have watched Mr Pete for about the same length of time, absolutely tremendous teacher and fellow tool enthusiast (and also the reason no-one on the West Coast can find a used Logan Lathe!). Wonder if his old shop students appreciated him as much as we do now, I would love to be able to go back in time and talk to my old shop teacher knowing what I know now. Great video!
I think I had the same reaction when I was watching the Mr Pete video and he mentioned that he was sending Scoutcrafter the drill for a resto. Glad to see the continuation and you working your magic.
Beautiful work as usual Mr. Pete's faith in you was well founded! Two of my favorite TH-cam Creaters.
Hi David! I love his sense of humor... When he jokes about going to Ace hardware and asking the girl with the tattoos and piercings about a tool... Cracks me up! =D Thanks!!!!!!!!!
Beautiful restoration Scout!, You are a tool doctor!!!
Busch aluminum polish is available on Amazon and while it's expensive ($25) none of us old farts would probably ever need another bottle.
I lived in Colchester, CT from '99 - Dec ;12 so when I saw the Zagray swap meet video it brought back a lot of fond memories. I commuted to Shelton & back every day for approx. 9 years so I'll let you figure out how many miles that was - LOL... Make sure you go back when Harry's Hamburgers is open for the season.
Hi Al! We will be back there in the Fall for the show! Hope you can make it! =D I found Busch on another website for $6.99 a bottle... Much more reasonable. Thanks!!!!!
@@ScoutCrafter Tell them for a sponsorship you will post a link! 😆😎
Great restoration, in my book you are one of big ones you have a lot of talent🔨🔨🔨🔨🔨
once again akela you never cease to amaze with your master work I too am a fan of mr pete thankyou
I laughed so hard when you mentioned intentional paint vs splattered paint! That is so true! Drip some paint on by accident and dynamite won't get it off! Unless that was the look you wanted, then it will come off on your naked hand on the first use. CRAZY!
LOL!!!!!!!
Man you have out done yourself this time. I like it.
Well now I know how to tackle the inside of my Yankee Handyman. Funny, I just saw Armondo Line said the same thing! Those red highlight you added to both the Craftsman and the Yankee make them pop! Thanks again for the education John!👍🏻
Couldn't find any Jewel weed, eh?😊 Hope it abates soon.
Hi Lee! There are lots of products to help the itch and swelling of Poison Ivy but no matter what it has to run its course... So for a couple weeks you look like 10 pounds of poop in a 5 pound bag! LOL
I have that same black handled Craftsman drill-driver in the kitchen tool drawer. You’ve inspired me to again attempt to polish that vomit smell from the handle. 👍👍👍
Wow they came up amazing scout they are so well made the stuff today
Can’t even compete the hand drill could be a great next challenge for
Us all . I am working on some yankee screwdrivers at the moment the
Build quality is amazing the gearing weight is great I love these old tools.🛠🙏
Hi Matt! It''s such a great hobby!!!!
Awesome job!! Mr Pete is a great man! I wish I could have had him as a teacher haha. Keep up the awesome work John. You are a true arteeest lol
Love MrPete, am a partime woodworker love both your channels
I wouldn’t call you a small guy. You have a great following, you present easy to do and easy to understand subjects and just about everybody here in Australia knows Scoutcrafter.
Besides I look forward to your videos each week. You got me into hand tool restoration and are still my go to guy if I ‘m stuck on something.
I also respect, follow and enjoy your recommendations, including Mr Pete.
Thanks so much! I really appreciate that!
Well, CS, Mr. Pete knew where to send all the stuff. Fine job and happy weekend!
Michaelangelo upside down, painting the fresh fresco on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel ... Shop Teacher over his shoulder: "Just remember it's due Friday"... XD
Beautiful restoration of those drills. Nice of you to do that.
You are the big guy to me! You're a real mentor.
I'm still sanding on my clamp. But I'm getting there. It is gonna be hot over here this weekend (up in the 90's) so I'm hoping the sanding will work out! Thank you and have a great weekend! (I tought TGIF the first thing when I got in my car today after work LOL)
Hi Alex! I got a few clamp entries (photos) and they are spectacular! I'm amazed! Thanks!!!!!!!
@@ScoutCrafter I hope you will like mine. What will be closing time for sending in pictures?
Another great restoration. Love your channel.
I saw the video John where Lyle mentioned you.. You've really reached a new level on this one👍🏼WOW!!.. Have a great weekend..
Great job on all of those pieces. That is a very cool looking drill, for sure. I think I may have seen him (Mr Pete) a long time ago. I'll have to check him out again.
Hi Ben! Look at his early videos.. He has so many great productions! Thanks!
Those tools came out very nice and a fine tribute to Mr.Pete. He has a tremendous channel and I have learned so much from him. Thanks to Mr. Pete and you.
You are soooooooo right, Mr. Pete= OBI WON of ALL shop knowledge!!!!!
Wow John he wouldn’t believe they are the same three things what a transformation great job 😀
Hi Ben! Mr. Pete has been teaching everyone on TH-cam how to do everything! =D Thanks!!!!!!!!!!
So much RED!!
Christmas in June!! 🤔😅😂
Great show as always Scout 😎👍🏼
Another awesome job!! You have a great weekend.
Very satisfying to watch, great work!
Great vid Scout. Love that drill. 😁
Outstanding work John.
Another great video with lots of tips. Thank you for your wonderful videos.
Reminds me of Grampas '60 workshop tools. Well done!
Another great presentation. I will try and use some of the tricks you used on the drill on a Safe-T-Grip No. 15 HD hammer with plastic heads that I picked up today at a garage sale. Thank you sir.
Excelente trabajo, como siempre. Saludos de Pablo Antelo desde Montevideo, Uruguay
Awesome Beautiful job Scout really love your work keep it up
Great content! Thanks for imparting some knowledge to your fans! Keep on keepin' on! PEACE!
Well i've just crawled out from under my rock and subbed to Mr Pete, thanks for the tip! Another great video =)
LOL Ian, if you look at some of his early videos you will really enjoy the content! One of my favorite videos of his is a road trip he did to the Vaughn Hammer Factory!!!! =D
That drill really came out nice.It looked like the surface of the moon before yo got a hold of it. What a difference! Lot of work. Screwdrivers don't look like the same ones. The red embellishment really fits right in on that drill and the cap to the yankee. Nice resto on all three!!
Mike
Thanks Mike!!!
All turned out great! I imagined how you would paint the drill and I was right.
Great job as always. I have picked up many of those different push drills over the years. Some times I will buy one just to get the bits. I get poison oak real bad. Many years ago my doctor at the time was also very allergic to poison oak. He was also a scuba diver. After a diving trip in salt water he said the weeping sores on his skin cleared up very quickly. He also said that real warm water during a shower or bath would make the poison spread because he said the pores in your skin were more open. A cool bath seemed to help me. My Pete is one of my favorite TH-cam people also.
Hi Chuck! When I was a kid and got Poison Ivy my Dad would tae me to the beach and throw me in the ocean... To his dismay I kept coming back! LOL!!!!
Great video, now you can say you're playing with the big boys, lol. No really awesome job! 👍 👍
Hi Bert! I was a bit start struck! =D
Hi Scout Crafter 👋👋👋very good restoration 👍👍👍👍and video cool 🤝🤝🤝🤝
Hi, John!! That 50s aluminium drill reminds me of the Leytool hand drill of similar period.....
Can't wait to start on my Yankee Handyman 133, now...was wondering how to tackle the inside! I think they were clear, initially, but obviously yellow with age.
Cheers!!
Nice Work!! I love that drill!! The alternating black and red paint takes a steadier hand than I have!! Everything came out GREAT!! Now to go subscribe to Pete's channel!
Awesome job. That is a really nice old drill. You and Mrpete222 are a couple of great guys. I have learned a lot from both of you.
You are so right, Mr. Pete is awesome! Thanks!!!!
Recognition for the great restorations 👍
Thank you for the tip on the yankee drill. I'm working on one currently for my wife that was her grandfather's
I was watching his stuff before I found your channel. Enjoy both of you
Me too!!!!!! =D
You always make tools look brand new. You are an inspiration to everyone with your “how to” videos. You are always mentioned on a lot of TH-cam channels. You are the guru everyone looks up to. A lot of You tubers try to emulate you! Thanks for all the very informative and interesting videos.
Hi Frank! Mr. Pete is the YouTUbe Shop teacher for sure! =D Thanks!
I'm restoring a Sears Roebuck nylon geared hand crank drill. Nice restoration on all three tools.
The man is amazing.
Came out great
Ah, the memories with the ratcheting screwdriver. As @Mark Randall has said, Dad put some miles on his Yankee as an electrician. Very nice job on those tools. You are already big time in my book! I wait with anticipation for your video's.
Thanks so much Aaron!!!!!
Beautiful tools & good job my friend
😊👍
Great show
Thanks
Drill look great!
Doing restorations for the Godfather! You have a right to be thrilled...I'm sure he'll be impressed!
Hi Scout: Have you ever tried Plastic Buffing Compound???,here is my tip,use a loosely sewn buffing wheel a very small amount of buffing compound and then a light touch to the buffing wheel, do not push the work hard into the buffing wheel because it can melt the plastic,try it out on a piece of scrap plastic!!!
Yes! You are so right, Certain plastics do buff out nicely but I usually don't show that because almost everyone (myself included) will melt their first couple projects!!!! -=D It takes a very soft touch and lots of patience!
The "Yankee" is missing the Phillips bits. My dad had a Yankee screwdriver, which I now have, that we used around the house for hanging pictures, brackets, etc. and it was great for those kind of jobs.
...good vid. ''surprise''people know who you are..lol...another great resto..''Mr. Pete'' will be proud..
Thanks Mr. Pete!!
John - I believe I told you in a previous video that Mr. Pete mentioned you in one of his videos.
For those that might not know, Mr. Pete also goes by the name of Tubalcain on his You Tube channel. He is truly an amazing man that does things and knows things about lathes,milling machines,drill presses,etc. that are unbelievable.
Hi Anthony! You are so right! Mr. Pete is TH-cam's shop teacher!!!!!
Congratulations and lovely job i told you he found you the day b4 i said to him lol
You did good work.
Ohhh that beautiful red!
amazing my friend great resto
Mr Pete is clearly the “first great artificer” of tools on TH-cam. Thank you Mr Tubalcain.
Ross you are so right!!!
Saludos desde CHILE...!!!
Recien miré un video de ud..!!!👍
Hi Scout. ....thanks for taking such good care of Mr Pete's tools. I know he said he didn't want them back but maybe he'll change his mind after seeing this. Just a suggestion but it might be nice to see how you do the painting sometime. Thanks and have a happy day!
Hi John- I have a painting video coming up!!!!! =D Thanks!
@@ScoutCrafter oh goody!!!!