I set one up last year- My GF made fun of me because most of the images were of me setting it up and walking away! 🫣😂. However I did see about 6 deer. 😃👍
I have a story, that might interest you!? In 1988, San Antonio was having the 20th Anniversary of HemisFair '68. I volunteered to work with a Spot Light Crew. A guy came in from Louisiana, with WWII Spot Lights. We operated those lights during the fireworks show, and aimed the beams above the Tower of Americas.
Great hydrant. Back in 1976 my hometown painted all the hydrants with a bicentennial theme ... It was great🇺🇲👍 Liquid Wrench! Another all time favorite. Great smell!!
When I was growing up I remember those same lead seals were used on the electric and gas meters. I'm willing to put money on it that the reason the standoffs were on that lamp was so they could easily put colored lenses on them. I also noticed in the last video that there is a protractor cast into mount for aiming purposes. I don't know why those drill bits would be that expensive but I do know, and have a few of, that exact same geometry style in solid carbide for drilling out hardened bolts. Have a great 4th!
Really enjoyed this episode, Scout, as it was a real mix of topics that fit the theme of the show. That Giant Sealer was interesting as we had one when I was a boy, coming from my grandfather's shop when we cleaned it out back in the mid-60's. Don't know what ever became of it, unfortunately, as I can picture it having been used by railroad workers back in the first half of the twentieth century. Any how, thanks for another great episode!
A few years ago I was all about neatly kept short lawns, I hated how little people cared for them. Now I can really appreciate projects like your doing, even esthetically, like the way the color of the grass changes and stuff. It is strange how much your ideas and options change throughout life.. I'm very different then 7 years ago and then very much the same in other ways. (your hydrengea looks great by the way)
Well, I’m living on Whidbey Island, just north of Seattle. I was outside looking east, I wasn’t able to see your light the other evening, must be the trees in the way…. Thanks for what you do…… James
Great video 👍 That property of yours is looking great. Thanks also for taking us on a ride-along view of your beautiful property, I can see why the bees 🐝 and wildlife 🦌 would love it there👍. That vintage railroad 🚞 🛤 sealer tool is pretty cool to see,also fantastic information about the tool. I🤔 wonder what your sealer tool writing says?? Great vintage N.O.S. Of Stanley drill point set , and the packaging they came in back in 1983 also looks awesome 👍. Those vintage oil cans are awesome to see and collect. I have a couple of those like 3n1 ,Liquid Wrench 🔧 and Marvel mystery oil cans that my dad had and I just keep them on the shelf in the shop. I think the graphics or printing on them are really cool. I think the ones you have look awesome also 👍👍. That was a neat way to use the standoffs and wing nuts 🔩 to hold the enclosure shut but also to protect the lens from damage, fantastic job!👍👍I wonder what that mad scientist Scout Crafter is up to now? Tune in next week ... same time,same channel 😂😂😂👍❤️those goggles!👍 That Empire State building 🏙🛕spot light 💡looks awesome and when you lit it up I bet the neighbors thought the sun ☀️was out 😂. Wow that Sylvania 1000 watt light 💡 fixture is Super bright. What a fantastic historical light fixture to have in your collection ,really cool 👍. The park in your neighborhood has a awesome view of New York City 🌃 at night. Those new led lights do look nice on the Empire State Building at night ,also again great shot of the New York City skyline 🌃. Another great shot of Old Glory 🇺🇸 flying in the breeze with that beautiful blue sky and also love seeing that Red white and blue fire hydrant 👍. Well again great video and can’t wait to see what you do on Friday. Hope you have a great Fourth of July 🇺🇸💥 🎇 🎆😃👍👍🇺🇸
Several years ago I did the same thing to parts of our yard, it is mostly self sustaining and if if an undesirable plant shows up it gets removed. I watch these folks spending thousands having their lawns treated to remove dandelions and have to wonder why. Geez, what a light, and LED’s such as they are just can’t match the appeal of incandescent power. Happy 4th of July, and thanks again!
Still got some Liquid Wrench John - had it since the '70's and still use it occasionally when not using PB Blaster or 50-50. That light is so cool ! Happy Independence Day !
ScoutCrafter, great show. I have a can of the Marvel Mystery Oil. What a neat design. I hope you and your lady have a great Independence day. All the best.
Scout Crafter, ex marine, doesn’t mow his lawn so the butterflies have somewhere to play. God love ya Scout. Happy 4th of July to everyone in the USA🇺🇸. Cheers, Stuart 🇦🇺
John,awesome light show! Back in 1976 our family lived in Gladstone, a suburb of Kansas City, Mo. and they painted all of the fire hydrants like little people,George Washington, Eagles,Martha Washington, fire men,police dudes,ect. They were so cool for the Bicentennial and then people were sic of them and they painted them all red again.
@@ScoutCrafter Black would be hard to see in the dark I would think even with silver. Ours here in my part of Omaha are yellow. They were bright when painted but now are very faded.
Hi John, great job on that light. I also think that the stand-offs were for colored filters that were probably also made of glass, due to the heat of the lamps. You know someone out there has a few of those stashed in their basement or attic. The trick is finding them... Also, I have a big hand-full of the lead seal blanks that will probably fit your seal. They are a round lead pill with a twisted copper wire imbedded in them along with a hole that lets you loop the end of the cable back through the seal part. These were used to re-seal Army ammunition boxes when they were repacked. I can send them to you if you want them...
Have a happy and safe holiday, John! That fire hydrant is awesome!! Great job on that light and you keep that on at night your neighbors might shoot it out, LOL
Another great video, ScoutCrafter! 👍🏻 The restoration on the Empire State Building spot light turned out quite nice. Got a kick out of the audio from the original Universal Frankenstein film (“It’s alive!”). It’s very heartening to see someone took the time to paint that fireplug like an American flag. Good to see there are still folks who take pride in their country and their community. Happy Independence Day, in advance, sir! 🇺🇸
Hi scoutcrafter. I love the smell of liquid wrench. Not sure it's the same now. It reminds me of helping my father work on commercial laundry equipment. It was always rusty and I remember one time my father was heating a part with the torch and my uncle squirted the liquid wrench and it looked like a flame thrower. Thanks for bringing back an old memory. Happy 4th
The neighbors, " the crazy old guys out playing with lights again". As for your Giant Sealer try some lead strips. They sell them on line for not much or if someone sells them locally. Used mostly for stained glass work. You must do a little of that on the side. For some reason I have never tried, probably because of early arthritis in the hands. Does your parade have a fly over tomorrow? The little one here does because we aren't far from an Air Guard Base and have an armory. The latter is something you don't see in small towns anymore.
Great ending as a trucker we use seals today there mainly plastic or a strip of tin or a bolt or cable the number on them come from the factory that was neet to see a very old school seal tool
thanks for the view of empire state building. I like to go onto google maps and see where Queens is located, and Long Island, and the surrounding layout. I am in California, so don't know so much about New York.
Thanks John, that was a great show, upstate is looking great, the sealer was a great find, baffling how those fluted bits are so sought after, I love the old cans too, I have a Plus gas one from the 60s that I inherited sadly we went through many 3 in 1 and most just got binned I guess as consumables and they're plastic now of course ! That lamp is epic, you need to have a Batman mask on the lens. The Empire State and also the Chrysler buildings are so iconic and known throughout the world due to their cultural significance, it's hard to imagine many of the newer ones achieving the same status ! Happy 4th July to all, we'll be at the polls for our general election here in the UK, god help us !
The light and the sealer are both great finds and fascinating pieces of history. Can you crimp something like a fishing split-shot sinker with the sealer? They're soft enough that you would likely get a good impression.
Wow what a light !! Yeah your new neighbors must think whats up with this guy... So happy to see your Not going to do anything to that old sealer tool...you do have feelings for patina after all...😅🤣...🖖
I like the light, sweet, that view of New York City was awesome. Upstate, youthat a couple years like that and you will all kinds of little critters moving into make a home, and I would bet the bird population will increase a lot, I think you’ve done a good thing by letting some of the property return to its natural state. Thanks for the update, enjoyed watching.
Hi John. A while ago you mentioned you were going to work on your printing/penmanship. Have you had any time to do that? Also, I LOVE your upstate lawn and how you're letting those areas grow. I might do the same. It looks awesome. Have a great 4th.
That giant sealer is cool. The old style graphics are always very eye-catching to me also. Try some heavy-duty foil placed over a ridged piece of cardboard to reveal the stamp. Great video, and Happy Fourth of July 👍🏻🇺🇲🎆
What lite tru yon neighbahuht breaks! 😂 it's Dat guy again! What's E doin? Must be huntin' Cecropia mawts or sumpin! Lol! Should we call de cops? Nah! He's OK! 🙄 Have a Great 4th!
Wow. That light will really light things up on the 4th of July. From the park you could shine it toward the Empire State Building to check for King Kong. Happy 4th of July to all.
I have one like that for embossing lead seals on water meters after changing them out. Surprising how people will tamper with the meter to get out of paying their lousy water bill.
What part of up state NY (with out telling exact location) is your property?We are in western New York.Great video as always.Can not wait until Friday!!
Fantastic mid week Wednesday John the grass looks great all the bees 🐝 And bugs will be so happy the lamp was great really bright and the fire Hydrant is absolutely amazing love that god bless take care happy 4th 🇺🇸🦅🗽🇳🇿🪖🇮🇱🐝47/FJB🤬
Scout, those drill bits and the push drill bits - an observation/question: A lot of CNC machine tools are designed to operate 'in the dark' with no operator required. They simply power-off when they finish the programmed work or when they run out of material or when tooling fails. Typically these tools are mills or lathes of some configuration. Given the number of push drills and hand drills (millions?) that now must use twist drills (slow and inferior to fluted bits in these applications) why wouldn't some enterprising shop with appropriate CNC equipment begin filing the void (ya can't find, or if ya find them, afford these bits) left by the legacy manufacturers (Stanley, Great Neck, Millers Falls, etc.) walking away from this market??? I mean really! Just load 10,000 pieces of assorted drill rod into a programmed CNC mill at closing time on Friday night and voila! 10,000 fluted bits on Monday morning. These are simple designs, requiring relatively routine programming, needing simple tooling to produce items that are scare as hen's teeth for a large market that has been overlooked for decades. Is it a lack of awareness? A lack of demand (I doubt it)? A patent issue? The big woodworking stores/catalogs and a shelf hook in the big box operations could probably sell a load of these bits/bit assortments. What the heck?
Looks like a plane spotter during the blitz London. My grandad was military police so wasn't aloud to go down the air raid shelters. My gran didn't make it down one night so curled up on the floor. My grandad came along and kicked her checking if she was a bomb ? That's how they met, and now I'm here.
I just reread my post. That last sentence really didn’t come out like I was thinking or typing lol. Thanks for the like and making sense out of my goobly goop!
Here in Los Angeles you don’t see much celebration of old glory and Independence Day. A flag does not represent one’s political party. Sad. I’m proud of my country and my flag. Times are changing. That is quite the spotlight.
Hello. The sealer was very interesting. I was wondering how you cleaned the can, did you just use degreaser or did you also use a polish? As always, nice video.
From what I can gather I am a seller on ebay someone puts an item on for a ridiculous price to try to get rich and the rest of the sellers that have one follow suit it's just an opinion but I believe it's right because they are not worth that kind of money absolutely not eagle
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Neighbours kids are like "Mom Mom the crazy man down the street is in his yard trying to contact aliens again!".
Girl: "Mom! That crazy guy is in the yard again! He's dancing in front of a big light." 😂
Great find with that sealing tool. Your neighbors must think you’re insane. Great light!
A trail camera would be awesome to see what kind of wildlife come through!
I set one up last year- My GF made fun of me because most of the images were of me setting it up and walking away! 🫣😂. However I did see about 6 deer. 😃👍
I heard that maniac with the industrial signal horn now has a giant signal light to go with it!! Oh boy!!!
I have a story, that might interest you!? In 1988, San Antonio was having the 20th Anniversary of HemisFair '68. I volunteered to work with a Spot Light Crew. A guy came in from Louisiana, with WWII Spot Lights. We operated those lights during the fireworks show, and aimed the beams above the Tower of Americas.
Great hydrant. Back in 1976 my hometown painted all the hydrants with a bicentennial theme ... It was great🇺🇲👍 Liquid Wrench! Another all time favorite. Great smell!!
1976 was really awesome! Everything was Red White and blue! 😃👍🇺🇸
@@ScoutCrafter I was a great year indeed. Sherrie and I married 48yrs ago on July 31st. My, how time flies when your having fun...
When I was growing up I remember those same lead seals were used on the electric and gas meters. I'm willing to put money on it that the reason the standoffs were on that lamp was so they could easily put colored lenses on them. I also noticed in the last video that there is a protractor cast into mount for aiming purposes. I don't know why those drill bits would be that expensive but I do know, and have a few of, that exact same geometry style in solid carbide for drilling out hardened bolts. Have a great 4th!
Really enjoyed this episode, Scout, as it was a real mix of topics that fit the theme of the show. That Giant Sealer was interesting as we had one when I was a boy, coming from my grandfather's shop when we cleaned it out back in the mid-60's. Don't know what ever became of it, unfortunately, as I can picture it having been used by railroad workers back in the first half of the twentieth century. Any how, thanks for another great episode!
A few years ago I was all about neatly kept short lawns, I hated how little people cared for them. Now I can really appreciate projects like your doing, even esthetically, like the way the color of the grass changes and stuff. It is strange how much your ideas and options change throughout life.. I'm very different then 7 years ago and then very much the same in other ways. (your hydrengea looks great by the way)
Alex- You are so right- the stages of life are incredible!
Well, I’m living on Whidbey Island, just north of Seattle. I was outside looking east, I wasn’t able to see your light the other evening, must be the trees in the way…. Thanks for what you do…… James
😂😂👍
Great video 👍 That property of yours is looking great. Thanks also for taking us on a ride-along view of your beautiful property, I can see why the bees 🐝 and wildlife 🦌 would love it there👍.
That vintage railroad 🚞 🛤
sealer tool is pretty cool to see,also fantastic information about the tool. I🤔 wonder what your sealer tool writing says??
Great vintage N.O.S. Of Stanley drill point set , and the packaging they came in back in 1983 also looks awesome 👍. Those vintage oil cans are awesome to see and collect. I have a couple of those like 3n1 ,Liquid Wrench 🔧 and Marvel mystery oil cans that my dad had and I just keep them on the shelf in the shop. I think the graphics or printing on them are really cool. I think the ones you have look awesome also 👍👍. That was a neat way to use the standoffs and wing nuts 🔩 to hold the enclosure shut but also to protect the lens from damage, fantastic job!👍👍I wonder what that mad scientist Scout Crafter is up to now? Tune in next week ... same time,same channel 😂😂😂👍❤️those goggles!👍 That Empire State building 🏙🛕spot light 💡looks awesome and when you lit it up I bet the neighbors thought the sun ☀️was out 😂. Wow that Sylvania 1000 watt light 💡 fixture is Super bright. What a fantastic historical light fixture to have in your collection ,really cool 👍. The park in your neighborhood has a awesome view of New York City 🌃 at night. Those new led lights do look nice on the Empire State Building at night ,also again great shot of the New York City skyline 🌃. Another great shot of Old Glory 🇺🇸 flying in the breeze with that beautiful blue sky and also love seeing that Red white and blue fire hydrant 👍. Well again great video and can’t wait to see what you do on Friday. Hope you have a great Fourth of July 🇺🇸💥 🎇 🎆😃👍👍🇺🇸
Happy Independence Day Steven! 😃👍🇺🇸
Thanks for your service John......and all the fun entertaining videos! I always love your night time "try out a light" sorties!
Several years ago I did the same thing to parts of our yard, it is mostly self sustaining and if if an undesirable plant shows up it gets removed. I watch these folks spending thousands having their lawns treated to remove dandelions and have to wonder why. Geez, what a light, and LED’s such as they are just can’t match the appeal of incandescent power.
Happy 4th of July, and thanks again!
I am in Az and I saw the light I thought it was the Bat signal
Still got some Liquid Wrench John - had it since the '70's and still use it occasionally when not using PB Blaster or 50-50. That light is so cool ! Happy Independence Day !
Great stuff John with the grassland management. Most people literally have no idea what they are missing in this respect. 🦋🕊️🐭🐞
Very cool light! Your neighbors must love you! Happy 4th and thanks.
Thanks for sharing this neat tutorial. Thanks to the many veterans like you we will be able to celebrate the 4th of July.
The standoff's are for putting a wire cage over the front to protect the glass, and the glass gets really hot.
ScoutCrafter, great show. I have a can of the Marvel Mystery Oil. What a neat design. I hope you and your lady have a great Independence day.
All the best.
I cracked up when you appeared wearing the goggles😂...
Scout Crafter, ex marine, doesn’t mow his lawn so the butterflies have somewhere to play. God love ya Scout. Happy 4th of July to everyone in the USA🇺🇸. Cheers, Stuart 🇦🇺
John,awesome light show! Back in 1976 our family lived in Gladstone, a suburb of Kansas City, Mo. and they painted all of the fire hydrants like little people,George Washington, Eagles,Martha Washington, fire men,police dudes,ect. They were so cool for the Bicentennial and then people were sic of them and they painted them all red again.
Same here- Ours are Black with a Silver top.
@@ScoutCrafter Black would be hard to see in the dark I would think even with silver. Ours here in my part of Omaha are yellow. They were bright when painted but now are very faded.
Hi John, great job on that light. I also think that the stand-offs were for colored filters that were probably also made of glass, due to the heat of the lamps. You know someone out there has a few of those stashed in their basement or attic. The trick is finding them... Also, I have a big hand-full of the lead seal blanks that will probably fit your seal. They are a round lead pill with a twisted copper wire imbedded in them along with a hole that lets you loop the end of the cable back through the seal part. These were used to re-seal Army ammunition boxes when they were repacked. I can send them to you if you want them...
Thankyou Ed- My friend Brian has a few that he is going to drop by! (Or I could pull the ones off my gas meters) 🫣😂👍
@@ScoutCrafter Carry on John... Leave the gas meter alone. They really frown on that....:D
Have a happy and safe holiday, John! That fire hydrant is awesome!! Great job on that light and you keep that on at night your neighbors might shoot it out, LOL
That historic spotlight is absolutely stunning!! It's bright enough to generate its own weather!!
That was a very interesting show I look forward to hearing more about the set of Stanley drill points.
Another great video, ScoutCrafter! 👍🏻 The restoration on the Empire State Building spot light turned out quite nice. Got a kick out of the audio from the original Universal Frankenstein film (“It’s alive!”). It’s very heartening to see someone took the time to paint that fireplug like an American flag. Good to see there are still folks who take pride in their country and their community. Happy Independence Day, in advance, sir! 🇺🇸
Awesome light! Fire hydrant. Just outstanding!
Hi scoutcrafter. I love the smell of liquid wrench. Not sure it's the same now. It reminds me of helping my father work on commercial laundry equipment. It was always rusty and I remember one time my father was heating a part with the torch and my uncle squirted the liquid wrench and it looked like a flame thrower. Thanks for bringing back an old memory. Happy 4th
Hi John. Great video. I really love that fire hydrant. Such a beautiful thing. Have a great 4th of July weekend. 🎉.👍👍❤🤠...
One of my favorite movie John. Have a great 4th
Another great show. Thanks for your time and effort in producing these clips.
Love the " mad scientist " approach! I'm a firm believer in making the neighbors wonder!😅 Thanks again and see you Friday. Happy 4th of July🇺🇲
Thank you for your service and as always a GREAT show. I need a couple of those lights for my truck. lol.
Great idea....the spec said it would run on DC......some poor dude give you the high brights he'll be blind for days LOL
Hey. I saw that light moving around on the clouds in Texas the other night. We figured it was the “Southern Lights.” But it was YOU!
GREAT show John ! I love the spot light. I’m sure your neighbors might not but might be fun for New Years!
Thank You
It's alive! It's alive! 😂
Loved the fire hydrant.
Have a safe 4th Mr. John! That Fire Hydrant is freakin awesome!
The neighbors, " the crazy old guys out playing with lights again". As for your Giant Sealer try some lead strips. They sell them on line for not much or if someone sells them locally. Used mostly for stained glass work. You must do a little of that on the side. For some reason I have never tried, probably because of early arthritis in the hands. Does your parade have a fly over tomorrow? The little one here does because we aren't far from an Air Guard Base and have an armory. The latter is something you don't see in small towns anymore.
I like that unusual seal tool. Pretty nice buy for someone who "doesn't buy tools." 😆
Wow that light is amazing 🤩 and love that railroad tool also 👍
Great ending as a trucker we use seals today there mainly plastic or a strip of tin or a bolt or cable the number on them come from the factory that was neet to see a very old school seal tool
Tha spotlight is a super item. I enjoyed the demonstration.
thanks for the view of empire state building. I like to go onto google maps and see where Queens is located, and Long Island, and the surrounding layout. I am in California, so don't know so much about New York.
Mark- I lived in Santa Monica for a short time! 😂👍. Just look up LaGuardia airport and the park across the water is where I was! 😃👍
Thanks for another great video. The upstate property is looking good, and that light is fantastic. Have a Happy Independence Day!
Thanks John for the video
Thanks John, that was a great show, upstate is looking great, the sealer was a great find, baffling how those fluted bits are so sought after, I love the old cans too, I have a Plus gas one from the 60s that I inherited sadly we went through many 3 in 1 and most just got binned I guess as consumables and they're plastic now of course !
That lamp is epic, you need to have a Batman mask on the lens. The Empire State and also the Chrysler buildings are so iconic and known throughout the world due to their cultural significance, it's hard to imagine many of the newer ones achieving the same status !
Happy 4th July to all, we'll be at the polls for our general election here in the UK, god help us !
The light and the sealer are both great finds and fascinating pieces of history. Can you crimp something like a fishing split-shot sinker with the sealer? They're soft enough that you would likely get a good impression.
That is a great light
I just saw toolscouter with his patriotic hatchet and I thought you should have had a 4th of july special. It's too late now though!
Another great video thank you for your time and knowledge
Nice video.
I'm in Oregon. I think I saw your light.
Wow what a light !! Yeah your new neighbors must think whats up with this guy...
So happy to see your Not going to do anything to that old sealer tool...you do have feelings for patina after all...😅🤣...🖖
Yes- I don’t mess with collectable tools. It’s not fair to future collectors. 😃👍
I could almost see Ed Norton and his Captain Video helmet all the way to the big city...
Love the fire hydrant
Hi Trixy and Pipes, thxs for sharing...
Hello John, nice restoration on the light. Happy Fourth of July!!
I like the light, sweet, that view of New York City was awesome. Upstate, youthat a couple years like that and you will all kinds of little critters moving into make a home, and I would bet the bird population will increase a lot, I think you’ve done a good thing by letting some of the property return to its natural state. Thanks for the update, enjoyed watching.
Hi John.
From this side of the pond have a great 4th of July. Enjoy and take care.
Awesome fire hydrant. Happy 4th of July 🇺🇸
Hi John. A while ago you mentioned you were going to work on your printing/penmanship. Have you had any time to do that? Also, I LOVE your upstate lawn and how you're letting those areas grow. I might do the same. It looks awesome. Have a great 4th.
Brian- I wish I had more time! I’m up to 3rd grade level now! 🫣😂👍
@@ScoutCrafter haha! I feel that, brother!
Have a safe 4th 🇺🇸
That giant sealer is cool. The old style graphics are always very eye-catching to me also. Try some heavy-duty foil placed over a ridged piece of cardboard to reveal the stamp. Great video, and Happy Fourth of July 👍🏻🇺🇲🎆
I’m sure your neighbors love living next to Doc Brown from back to the future!
Great light, happy 4th of July to all the Yankees 🎉❤
💡 👍 😊
What lite tru yon neighbahuht breaks! 😂 it's Dat guy again! What's E doin? Must be huntin' Cecropia mawts or sumpin! Lol! Should we call de cops? Nah! He's OK! 🙄 Have a Great 4th!
Since you live so close to Gotham City you should make a Bat signal.
Gotcha boom👍👍🔩🔩
Love that Liquid Wrench. Your neighbors are probably saying, what the Hell is John doing now. quite a light though.
Wow. That light will really light things up on the 4th of July. From the park you could shine it toward the Empire State Building to check for King Kong. Happy 4th of July to all.
I have one like that for embossing lead seals on water meters after changing them out. Surprising how people will tamper with the meter to get out of paying their lousy water bill.
Here in the city they won’t shut your water off. They just charge payers more! Unbelievable but true! 🫣😂
Put that baby on the cruiser for bright light people tailgating you! Just need an appropriate inverter!
What part of up state NY (with out telling exact location) is your property?We are in western New York.Great video as always.Can not wait until Friday!!
Hi Frank- I’m in Parksville in Neversink! 😃👍
Fantastic mid week Wednesday John the grass looks great all the bees 🐝
And bugs will be so happy the lamp was great really bright and the fire
Hydrant is absolutely amazing love that god bless take care happy 4th
🇺🇸🦅🗽🇳🇿🪖🇮🇱🐝47/FJB🤬
You might want to take it upstate with you.
Fold up some aluminum foil as thick as you can and still fit it into the sealer. That may work to see what the seal says.
Scout, those drill bits and the push drill bits - an observation/question: A lot of CNC machine tools are designed to operate 'in the dark' with no operator required. They simply power-off when they finish the programmed work or when they run out of material or when tooling fails. Typically these tools are mills or lathes of some configuration. Given the number of push drills and hand drills (millions?) that now must use twist drills (slow and inferior to fluted bits in these applications) why wouldn't some enterprising shop with appropriate CNC equipment begin filing the void (ya can't find, or if ya find them, afford these bits) left by the legacy manufacturers (Stanley, Great Neck, Millers Falls, etc.) walking away from this market??? I mean really! Just load 10,000 pieces of assorted drill rod into a programmed CNC mill at closing time on Friday night and voila! 10,000 fluted bits on Monday morning. These are simple designs, requiring relatively routine programming, needing simple tooling to produce items that are scare as hen's teeth for a large market that has been overlooked for decades. Is it a lack of awareness? A lack of demand (I doubt it)? A patent issue? The big woodworking stores/catalogs and a shelf hook in the big box operations could probably sell a load of these bits/bit assortments. What the heck?
It’s true! There are lots of smaller tools that are sort after or rare that could be reproduced and satisfy that need. 😃👍
Looks like a plane spotter during the blitz London. My grandad was military police so wasn't aloud to go down the air raid shelters. My gran didn't make it down one night so curled up on the floor. My grandad came along and kicked her checking if she was a bomb ? That's how they met, and now I'm here.
Do you have some old wheel weights? That would probably work to show what that first took imprints
I just reread my post. That last sentence really didn’t come out like I was thinking or typing lol. Thanks for the like and making sense out of my goobly goop!
Here in Los Angeles you don’t see much celebration of old glory and Independence Day. A flag does not represent one’s political party. Sad. I’m proud of my country and my flag. Times are changing.
That is quite the spotlight.
Here in NYC growing up flags were everywhere, now not so much. It’s a shame.
Make a slug out of aluminum foil to test the sealer.
Hello. The sealer was very interesting. I was wondering how you cleaned the can, did you just use degreaser or did you also use a polish? As always, nice video.
Just WD-40 and paper towel. 😃👍
Nice porch light😊 .. for the sealer, why don't you try aluminum foil just a suggestion and have a wonderful 4th of July.
Batman is going to show up now!
Get a turtle cam! We want to see them..
It’s alive … 😂😂😂. Have a Happy 4th …
Could you fold up a piece of aluminum foil to make a test button for that sealer tool?
I tried that but it wasn’t transferring, I even tried cardboard with foil over it, it was better but still not legible. 🤔👍
@@ScoutCrafter Maybe a big glob of solder?
now you can call batman.😁😁😁
A really big shoe !! Lol
I wonder if your neighbors were looking for Batman?
Grasslands, Meadows, Prairies support a bunch of life that a Woods does not.
Do you think they used standoffs to mount a protective cage on the lights
Maybe, or a colored filter some suggested. 🤔
Wingnut - haha - some unkind people use that term to refer to His Royal Highness King Charles III of England - due to his sticky-out ears!
TURN THE PLAYBACK SPEED TO 0.25 ---- WHAT A TRACTOR RIDE -----
It's Alive! 😅😅😅
From what I can gather I am a seller on ebay someone puts an item on for a ridiculous price to try to get rich and the rest of the sellers that have one follow suit it's just an opinion but I believe it's right because they are not worth that kind of money absolutely not eagle