@@poop6d9 And like Waldo, he pops up in the most unexpected places. After all, HTR restores tools and AVE tears them apart (and sometimes a new A hole ie the Juicero). The dichotomy presented here is rather disturbing. Perhaps AVE is passing by for some scookum "puttin er back together" lessons. Then again i am probably reading too much into it. Who knows. Watching these guys is better than a hobby. You don't need tools, you dont get dirty and you dont have your significant other giving you grief about it. They make it feel like you are in the workshop with them. It's a rare talent they have and much appreciated that they share it.
What a great remake of that era wrench. First time I have ever seen one like this, and I am 81 years old. After reading several of the comments, it suddenly dawned on me that he had shaved his beard. I would make a terrible witness when it came to describing the suspect in a case. Thanks for sharing this project. Ken, Marina California USA
This was great. I love the idea of bringing old ideas to life. Bringing a 100 year old sketch to life as something tangible that can be held in the hand.
It is a joke...you cant put enough lateral side movement with just your hand to knerl metal...let alone use a edge of a axe to cut a channle. My first B.S. moment was when he used a sander to grind down the jaw angles @5:30 minutes. It's called editing (you wouldn't sand when you have a mill). The end result Awsome I must say. If you like this content see This Old Tony he's the best! Peace
Good stuff! Love this format! Lets see how quickly the other rescue channels start building old tools now. You sir are a trend setter in the world of rust!
Oh man. Over the past few weeks I've watched most of your backlog. Now that there's forging AND tool rescue... my two obsessions are combined into one.
Didn't recognize you for a few seconds, you look so much younger with out the beard. I shaved off mine a couple of weeks ago. Met you in Birmingham UK at the show. Love this video and the level of humour had me laughing out loud. Nice job on the wrench too, one for the collection.
_"The square hole for making square rods"_ *MY SIDES* Blacksmith humor explained because I see in the comments that nobody else got the joke so far: that's called hardy hole, to affix hardy tools (like wedges, chisels, drifts, swage blocks...) that have a square shank so they don't rotate.
@@notfeedynotlazy It did occur to me that it might be a good idea to highlight the jokes for the sake of people who don't get it. I mean I'm all in favor of natural selection, but...
Got my wrenches here in England today, thanks so much they are brilliant and will be well used. By the way a pipe works better with tobacco in it, hello to the anti-smoking lobby :)
duuude..... my wife must think I'm crazy when I'm watching your stuff, cuz it's just the sound of tools like most diy vids I watch, but I just randomly burst into laughter while watching your stuff
Looks very good to me. And you really have to remember, most anything we build will always have better ideas and updates in mind for the next one, after the fact. I know I can never do a project PERFECT! But that doesn't stop us from trying anyway. Thumbs Up!
Eric that was a great basic wrench for not having plans or elaborate machinery thumbs up on a decent wrench in a short time period! If you haven’t seen Mr Pete version of a similar type of wrench,it took 10 episodes completion. His was called a drill press wrench which could be fastened to the drill press table and swivel to reach any position needed, if on the next version of yours, all it would take is a bushing at the base of the wrench which would help keeping that end round all serve as a mounting hole to allow attachment to the table! Again a great video.
E: He was working on some small parts one evening and indirectly contaminated his beard with propellants from the world's most flammable workbench, then caught his face on fire while trying to cook dinner at his gas range.
I have a hunch that the twist on the handle was intentionally left open as it was drawn as a means of limiting leverage and preventing over-torquing. You feel the spring in the handle start to give, you know your bolt is tight and move to the next one. The type of steel you use and the length could make it a 50 ft lb wrench, or a 60 ft lb wrench. Super cheap and easy torque wrenches for the 1800's? Yes please.
Great video! I was surprised to see a wrench very similar to one I dug up at my house. Major rust, but kinda unique. I cleaned it and hung it on a nail. Thanks.
Hi! I have one of those wrenches. If you like to have pics and dimension I can send those for you👌 Nice work👍 (Edit) Sorry, I remembered wrong, I have a different model imgur.com/a/xhcOqCh
![I Remake An Odd 1878 Hand Plane Chisel Patent [Patent Remake]](/img/n.gif)
*THIS* is the kind of fine set dressing we've come to expect from Applied Instrument Resurrection!
Yup, this is where the real magic happens...
You are correct sir
Whaaaaa!!! I found AvE! Like finding Waldo. I'm way too excited about that. Man i need a hobby.
@@poop6d9 And like Waldo, he pops up in the most unexpected places. After all, HTR restores tools and AVE tears them apart (and sometimes a new A hole ie the Juicero). The dichotomy presented here is rather disturbing. Perhaps AVE is passing by for some scookum "puttin er back together" lessons. Then again i am probably reading too much into it. Who knows.
Watching these guys is better than a hobby. You don't need tools, you dont get dirty and you dont have your significant other giving you grief about it. They make it feel like you are in the workshop with them. It's a rare talent they have and much appreciated that they share it.
Only the finest! Also, for the 6000th time, I AM NOT DUCLAW, haha.
Plot twist: he’s been speaking the whole time, we just couldn’t hear it through the beard.
I lost it at this. This comment is so good.
Wholly crap!
I thought he spoke Canadian. Boy, was I wrong!
I thought he was Mute this whole time and was limited to gesures of slapping his forehead down on the plexiglass lid of the spray booth
i once told a coworker to speak up because his awesomely manly beard was absorbing most of the sound.
Shaved your beard?! I hope you make a new one 😉
Haha, it grows 1inch every hour.
Maybe he's restoring the old one
Great idea. More brining old patents to life please
Wow. That fireplace has a full-on solid "The Friendly Giant" vibe.
Definitely, the Adirondack chair added a magical touch for me too.
Look up, Look WAAAAAAAAAY up
First thing I saw in the shot
Tied the whole shop together dude.
@@justchillinout2002 Such a wave of nostalgia. RIP Rob Homme. Making children happy is such a great use of a life.
What a great remake of that era wrench. First time I have ever seen one like this, and I am 81 years old. After reading several of the comments, it suddenly dawned on me that he had shaved his beard. I would make a terrible witness when it came to describing the suspect in a case. Thanks for sharing this project. Ken, Marina California USA
"Machining" the brass adjuster on the drill press was a gag straight from ThisOldTony's playbook, loved it!
Maybe closer to Ichiban Moto playbook? :)
oh shit i actually thought that was real and i was impressed lol
@@ElTurbinado same here haha
@@callumconnolly6665 yeah that was something.. haha
I like that he went straight from saying I'm a machinist now! to doing a hatchet job
At times it can be difficult to "see" how an old design would look and work, so I'm looking forward to more videos like this!
This was great.
I love the idea of bringing old ideas to life.
Bringing a 100 year old sketch to life as something tangible that can be held in the hand.
Best job of forging round bar into square stock EVER! A true master!
Using a drill press and axe as a lathe and cutting tool, absolutely stunning.
I first thought it was a joke from his side so I was surprised by the result.
It is a joke...you cant put enough lateral side movement with just your hand to knerl metal...let alone use a edge of a axe to cut a channle. My first B.S. moment was when he used a sander to grind down the jaw angles @5:30 minutes. It's called editing (you wouldn't sand when you have a mill). The end result Awsome I must say. If you like this content see This Old Tony he's the best! Peace
@@ramonhernandez3391 boy nothing gets passed you 🧐
I love the miniature stone fireplace on the work bench in the back ground. It gives the whole video a warm, fuzzy, fireside chatsy kind of feeling.
Good stuff! Love this format! Lets see how quickly the other rescue channels start building old tools now. You sir are a trend setter in the world of rust!
I love the little fireplace on the work bench in the background. It added just that right touch of class.
Let’s see some Abom Torque put on that baby! 😎💪🏻 Nice job Eric!
Haha thanks! I feel like it can handle up to 1ftlb.
Loved how you just sat there for a minute. Brilliant!
Best intro yet! Also, I would love to see more videos like this where you resurrect forgotten tools from old patents. Super cool!
I wish I knew someone who was a blacksmith when I was younger. There's something so cool and satisfying about the ability to hand forge things.
Oh man. Over the past few weeks I've watched most of your backlog. Now that there's forging AND tool rescue... my two obsessions are combined into one.
Man I was roaring with laughter and couldn't even explain why to my family. You are the best!
Love the format (Alistair Cooke would be proud), Miss the beard.
As would Alistair Cookie.
I think it was a tribute to TOT.
I am in total shock....he should have warned us....
thank you very much for what you do and the humor you do it with. Thank you sir.
my dad shaved off his beard when I was 3 and I screamed .. this provoked a similar reaction
Excellent.
😀
Fantastic build, format, and comedic rendition I enjoyed it
Loved the intro! Told the wife to order the wrenches from your website for Christmas. Fingers Crossed!
Handtool rescue is a great channel, he is talented and super funny needs his own cable show.
Didn't recognize you for a few seconds, you look so much younger with out the beard. I shaved off mine a couple of weeks ago. Met you in Birmingham UK at the show. Love this video and the level of humour had me laughing out loud. Nice job on the wrench too, one for the collection.
Tu humor es unico, jamas cambies eso. Un gran saludo de un fan en españa!
"One beard has perished during the filming of this video"
Awesomeness ! Simply Awesomeness. You definitely honored the original patent
I was disappointed that no bubbles came out of the pipe.
I must find one like that at buy it!
The ole Bart Simpson move
I was thinking the same thing!
I was waiting for the bubbles also....lol
Love the "ridiculous" comment. As a product designer, I do love quirky historical designs that show an evolving idea. Keep up the smart work.
_"The square hole for making square rods"_ *MY SIDES*
Blacksmith humor explained because I see in the comments that nobody else got the joke so far: that's called hardy hole, to affix hardy tools (like wedges, chisels, drifts, swage blocks...) that have a square shank so they don't rotate.
Hahaha. Sometimes, I debate using text to be sarcastic as it can lead to people not understanding.
@@HandToolRescue you must be sure to use the "sarcasm" font.
I got that joke, but he almost had me with the knurling tool on the drill press. "Wait, you can do that? Oooooh. Duh."
@@matthbva Yep. HTR know his way around tools, and around jokes, but I just hope nobody tries to machine with an axe :-D
@@notfeedynotlazy It did occur to me that it might be a good idea to highlight the jokes for the sake of people who don't get it. I mean I'm all in favor of natural selection, but...
This is a fantastic 'blast from the past'. Very enjoyable.
That fireplace is just helping me get closer to winning the "When will the workbench finally burst into flames" pool.
Maybe I light it on fire at 1 million subs. haha.
@@HandToolRescue do it do it
He spent almost a full minute on the pipe joke. Hilarious. Best channel on TH-cam.
Love the patent builds, more please. I thought the Apple peeler was great, I was surprised how well it worked.
I just found one of these wrenches on marketplace. Pretty awesome to finally see one of these in the wild.
WHO. IS. THIS. MAN? Someone stole the HTR channel!! Call the mounties!
It's making strange mouth noises. :D
It's hide the pain Harold's long lost son.
I love all your videos 💚
Especially the antics 💚
Thank you ❣
Be Well ❣
😃👍✌
I would pay cash money to hear zefrank1 narrate one of your videos. And I'm already on your patreon.
That's how the wrench do.
I laughed so hard at you two knuckleheads.
This is a brilliant idea. Considering that zefrank1 only released a video every few months, it seems like he should have the time...
zefrank1 would be so appropriate, but what about Lauri Vuohensilta from the Hydraulic Press Channel!!! "And Heeerrrrrreeeee we go!"
One of the best video on your channel. Nice to see the forgotten stuff come back.
Thanks!
Love that intro. I also need "Tonight, on a very special episode of Hand Tool Rescue..."
I could watch more of these! This is going to be the new style of restoration videos. Keep ‘em coming!
6:15 "Hello, 991, what is your emergency?" "I need to report a case of drill press abuse..."
9-1-1!!!
lol human😂
Hello 911, i want to report a missing beard :/
Jak zwykle dobra robota, przyjemnie się ogląda Twoje projekty.
I seem to missed the "Overcomplicated vintage beard trimmer" video. Damn.
Restoration and Preservation all in the same vein. Thanks again for the education.
"The square hole is for making square rod." lol. Nice.
This is an awesome addition to your usual kind of vids. I approve wholeheartedly. Great job. MOAR PLEASE!
This looks like the same wrench from the game "Prey", it have the same design. Cool.
Bro looking all super fly with his hair cut and sweet fireplace. You're my favorite restoration homie on the TH-cam.
Thanks!
If you decide to offer this wrench, with the slight improvements you mentioned, I'd gladly buy it. It's absolutely beautiful.
I had expected a bubble-pipe, but I thoroughly enjoyed this new series!
You missed a golden opportunity to have bubbles come out of that smoking pipe.
Wow beautiful job on recreating that older pipe wrench.
I was waiting for bubbles to come out of your pipe.
While it is REALLY cool to see something old restored properly and running again, this was an awesome vid in its own right. Thanks!
Got my wrenches here in England today, thanks so much they are brilliant and will be well used. By the way a pipe works better with tobacco in it, hello to the anti-smoking lobby :)
A guy with no beard can use a pipe any way he wants.
I am dying! The fireplace!!🤣 this is the first time the voice behind the hands hasn’t let me down! Great job
Who is this guy? He's not the Hand Tool Rescue we know and love... Imposter!
You are the one of most craziest persons i'd ever seen in my life. Thank you for your magnificent content.
I have a blueprint for the Marion model 91 steam shovel if you'd like to have a go!
duuude..... my wife must think I'm crazy when I'm watching your stuff, cuz it's just the sound of tools like most diy vids I watch, but I just randomly burst into laughter while watching your stuff
HTR probably shaved his face to test the sharpness of a hand plane he was rescuing. Because that's how he do.
Looks very good to me. And you really have to remember, most anything we build will always have better ideas and updates in mind for the next one, after the fact. I know I can never do a project PERFECT! But that doesn't stop us from trying anyway. Thumbs Up!
They should attach the coolant to a fire hose. That'll get the job done.
Release the schmooo!
You mean like this?
th-cam.com/video/tHJ7Zn8Sa0E/w-d-xo.html
Eric that was a great basic wrench for not having plans or elaborate machinery thumbs up on a decent wrench in a short time period! If you haven’t seen Mr Pete version of a similar type of wrench,it took 10 episodes completion. His was called a drill press wrench which could be fastened to the drill press table and swivel to reach any position needed, if on the next version of yours, all it would take is a bushing at the base of the wrench which would help keeping that end round all serve as a mounting hole to allow attachment to the table! Again a great video.
Ok,
A. Lost a bet
B. Made a beard trimmer
C. Screwed up with said beard trimmer
D. All the above
A
D
D. Caveat being that he was restoring the old shear style trimmers.
My guess with that beard, sheep shears...😆
E: He was working on some small parts one evening and indirectly contaminated his beard with propellants from the world's most flammable workbench, then caught his face on fire while trying to cook dinner at his gas range.
I mean I was toking on a J while watching it...but that pipe smoking bit was hilarious, I really started cracking up 😂
Isn’t that the wrench from Prey? You going cosplaying HTR.
yes! Make this wrench! I want one!!
Can somebody give me some context here lol
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It's from a video game called prey
Your jokes for experts are sublimes. I love it.
In the opening segment, you're looking like a cast member from Band of Brothers.
I absolutely love your videos!! I look forward to every one of them!!! Please never stop.
#rescuethebeard
#facehairrescue
Must have had family photos.
#rescuethebeard
That was a wrenching start to this series but I'll gladly bolt in for more!
Nice recreation/resurrection!
Следующее видео "как выковать калиброванный пруток" )
Very nice job. Those were very smart people, in the old days.
Darn I was hoping you were going to start selling these like your other wrench....
I could be convinced to do it at some point, but this was definitely time consuming.
Ayy nice to see your here! Love you videos
@@HandToolRescue I would buy one too
I like the fireplace in the background, nice touch.
"Hello there ladies. I've got something you might like to see."🤣🤣🤣
This got a thumbs up based on that exceptional draw of the pipe to start it off!
I now know why they call it "flood cooling"
Fuck now I know why my 1982 yamaha xj650 just pulled oil to the top valves until the oil just flooded back down where the cam chain goes
Yeah M8.
You are G42.
... I learned Fanuc.
I have one of these. I had always assumed it was homemade. Very neat finding out some more information on it!
this wrench in this video I own two of them yet my ones look different, the adjuster is steel not brass, I can send you a picture if you want
less talking more imgur links! we all wanna see....
I have one as well and mine is with the steel adjuster.
You fuckers have youtube accounts, upload a video.
I saw my first example with the twisted handle just yesterday. Very cool and simple tool.
"Limited tooling" he says, then fires up the CNC mill
cnc was done by someone else, it said so in the video captions
I enjoyed this video because I am a workshop nerd without a workshop and If I had a workshop, I would do things like this.
Мужик с самыми прямыми руками на ютюбе
Денис Воробьев Заметил а бороды то нет?
Love mini fireplace on your bench in the background.
I have a hunch that the twist on the handle was intentionally left open as it was drawn as a means of limiting leverage and preventing over-torquing.
You feel the spring in the handle start to give, you know your bolt is tight and move to the next one. The type of steel you use and the length could make it a 50 ft lb wrench, or a 60 ft lb wrench.
Super cheap and easy torque wrenches for the 1800's? Yes please.
You're a goram genius! Leave 'em hard and temper to the right value. The future is looking good.
Great video! I was surprised to see a wrench very similar to one I dug up at my house. Major rust, but kinda unique. I cleaned it and hung it on a nail. Thanks.
В начале ролика эт он чё гашиком заправился и его понесло ??? )))))
не там не гашик там па ходу что то по хлеще ! :)
Fantastic video, HTR!!! Keep up your excellent work!! Best channel for tools restorations in youtube. Thumbs Up from great fan in Brazil!
Hi! I have one of those wrenches. If you like to have pics and dimension I can send those for you👌
Nice work👍 (Edit) Sorry, I remembered wrong, I have a different model imgur.com/a/xhcOqCh
less talking more imgur links! we all wanna see....
Yes, really enjoyed this video and listening to your explanations. Nice!
DID HE SHAVE HIS FACE?
No his beard just has the day off.
Huh... wait! What?
I love the 1800's so i would really enjoy seeing more videos like this.
Young man, this is a decent community. Please cover your face with some hair.
Your videos have been exponentially getting better for a while now and it’s quite impressive
Thanks!