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Like the look of the old wood just cleaned up
Thanks! Raw Bacon had a great comment -
Wood "Patina" holds years of character, whereas Metal "Patina" is often just years of Neglect.
@@357magdad I read that comment and I agree
The clamp looks great and you preserved a bit of tool history. Thanks for sharing this.
Thanks John!
Another great job!
If Chuck's happy, everyone is happy 👍😊...
Thanks B Kind! Chuck is a happy little bird with that new big tub of Flitz!
At the start you said you liked the clamp b/c of the beading around the edges - ironically I heard the word "beating." Yup...that's why we restore! Very nice job. I'll bet Chuck is happy, now that the clamp is done, that he did not get his way on the sanding of the jaws.
Thanks Lee! Chuck is a happy little bird!
Great idea with the socket to hold the ferrule and use the adapter and drill to polish it! My father had a few of these and bigger ones clamped to the rafters in his home workshop
Thanks Joe! I inherited a couple from my dad.
Well done Bud!! Leaving the character gives it an Early American look!!☺
Thanks RoadKing! The dings and dents in the jaws give it some character!
I love it. They still look like antique clamps, with all the character that tells of years of craftsmen getting the job done, but in a cleaned up way.
I like the over-the-top high polish for some projects but this clamp felt like it needed something more subtle.
@@357magdad what you have done shows respect for the past, the work the tool has done.
It looks and feels even better in person! The huge effort and attention to detail really shows. This will have a place of honor in my shop. Thanks Mr. Magdad!
This was a fun project! I'm glad you like it!
That clamp came out awesome, you really are good at restoring ferrels! Thanks!
Thanks ScoutCrafter! Re-drilling the holes for the pin was tricky!
Nice subtle restoration man! I am glad you left some nicks and dings behind to tell the story in the wood
Thanks!
That JB weld wood product seems like a nice thing to keep on hand. Great resto!
Thanks Tom! I'll have to see how it takes stain.
Very nicely done. I never knew how those things came apart. Now you've done it Magdad, now I'm going to start restoring wood clamps! Oh if you see the cutters I'm holding in my picture. Those are H.K.Porter type R pole cutters from 1940's. They were restored by my new friend Vic from Big Vics Workshop. He gave them to me after I saw his video and said what a good job he did. I also showed him a picture of the plant they were forged and made at as well as my other H.K.Porter tools and my dad who was a machinist there! When I got them I felt like a kid at Christmas! I love watching you and all the other restorers bring back old tools.
Old tools are fun to clean up! Big Vic is just Santa Claus in disguise!
@@357magdad Vic definitely is. As a matter of fact I think my dad was watching over him restoring those cutters. He then whispered to him wrap the cutters tightly in a whole role of shrink wrap to make it extremely hard for my son to unwrap! It was like my dad had wrapped it!
Really awesome restoration! I liked the way you preserved the character of the clamp.
Thanks Steve!
Wood "Patina" holds years of character, whereas Metal "Patina" is often just years of Neglect.
I like the way you put that! I agree!
You hit the nail right on the head!
Really beautiful job....the “Hernia” size of Flitz really caught my eye! I can see why Chuck had a big smile on his beak! Might just have to invest in one of those jars!
Thanks John! That 1 lb tub is like a lifetime supply! I hope it doesn't dry out before I can use it all!
Handles and jaws are a perfect match, ferrules came up a treat. Final product looks fantastic mate!
Thanks!
Great restore on that clamp. I love those wooden clamps. I've done similar to wooden finish. You did a great job. That's a great tub of Flitz, I bet Chuck was happy! At least he felt comfortable leaving you unsupervised to eat lunch.
Thanks Aaron! Chuck was a little disappointed that I Flitzed without him, but he was taking too long eating lunch!
I love the cleaning vs sanding and refinishing. Looks loved but not new.
Thanks AJ!
I like how you cleaned up the wooden clamp. Looks great!
Thanks Robert!
Supèrb preservation job! 🇨🇦
Thanks Brian!
Glad you restored it as you did, the character of that clamp is just so pleasing to look at eh?
It is a cool little clamp!
Lovely restoration, now it looks like it's been looked after!
Thanks Jack!
I picked up a new clamp last week as a prototype for a set of clamps that I will customize to make them more my own. I like the beading on the edge and will add it to mine. I'll use either brass or copper pipe as a replacement for the ferrules on the handles.
I'm glad to see Chuck finally got to open the new container of Flitz.
I thought the beading was a nice detail. Chuck is very excited about the big tub of Flitz!
The beading makes the clamp into a classy item. I like the sympathetic restoration, and I always appreciate your improvisations when it comes to repairs and restorations. Thanks to you and Chuck for sharing
Thanks Nick! Chuck and I like experimenting with new products and techniques!
When I saw that there was wood, steel AND BRASS I knew it was goin to be a good video😁! I thought the mineral spirits worked well, and liked how you left the character of the jaws intact. Plus I’m definitely goin to remember that technique on how to open and close those jaws!👍
Thanks YDOC! You know steel, wood and brass are my favorites!
Really like this one. I have some modern wood clamps. I gonna try and route a detail on the outside edge.. nice touch thanks
Thanks Robin! The small size and the beading are what attracted me to this project!
That was a lovely job Magdad very sympathetic to the originality of it well done :-)
Thanks! I was wondering if viewers would like the way the jaws turned out. So far I've gotten a mostly positive response.
That clamp looks great brother
Thanks Ivan!
Came out really nice. Good repair job on the handles! Thanks
Thanks Tony!
I still use clamps like that when I do wood projects I like the way you kept the jaws in the used look
Thanks Larry! These clamps are handy!
We do not see that style of clamp in the UK except the all metal engineers parallel clamps. Lovely restoration with the tool looking like a freshly spruced up senior citizen😁.
Thanks Tony! I thought this item should have a more subtle restoration.
Very nice small parallel clamp, nice restore.
Thanks Randy! I was using your scribe today - works great!
@@357magdad Nice.
Excellent work, excellent choice of finishes overall. Very nice clamps my friend.
Thank you!
Lovely work MagDad That clamp came out Great 👍 😊
Thanks Sparky!
What an outstanding job. Well done.
Thanks Bill!
Nice restoration Magdad as usual! I like the fact you left some characters to your project. Thanks for the tips and sharing the video.
Thanks Jack!
Great job. It's funny I always like wood or wood handle tools but I always struggle with the wood. Lots of good ideas on how to restore them. Stay safe and healthy my friend. Thanks
Thanks Glen! I'm working on a wood handle with the dreaded red stain right now!
They turned out great
Thanks Wire!
Another job well done! Thanks for the review on the JB Weld KwikWood!
Thanks Kent! I'll have to see how it takes stain on a future project.
Chuck seems nice, I like Chuck.
Chuck is a great shop partner!
Great result as always Magdad.
Thanks!
Great restoration without overdoing it. I find your restoration tips very useful. I notice the steel pins allow the jaws to pivot in order to clamp irregular shapes. I haven't noticed this before. Seems like the old wooden clamps I've seen are parallel only. Thanks. Enjoy your videos.
Thanks Pat! I think the clamps with the wooden screws don't usually have the barrel nuts, so they can't swivel.
Great instructional video and the clamp turned out nice. I sometimes use the mineral spirits cleaning on wood and like the natural result.
Thanks John! I use that method a lot on subtle clean ups for my ebay items.
I really like that you were true to the preservation of the wood. Nice job Magdad! Always a pleasure to see your restorations 😊
Thanks! I'm glad you enjoyed the video!
Very nice, a true metal-brass-and-wood-Magdad-special! Thank you. I think you've did just the right job on those jaws.
Thanks Alex! It seems like most viewers agree with how I cleaned up the jaws.
Nice job. I have two of those type clamps. They're my faves.
Thanks Ben! I have a couple also - very handy clamps!
Neat clamp, great job.
Thanks Larry!
Very nice outcome.
Thanks!
I love the beading. It's cool that you can still see the staining from the barrel nuts on the sides of the clamps. Awesome work. I'll definitely be using the mineral spirits and steel wool for my future projects. I also need to buy a can of Watco Danish Oil. That's amazing stuff. I know my brother(who's an incredible carpenter) loves Danish Oil as well. 😊
I would definitely recommend the Watco Danish Oil!
Nice job you always make my day better
Thanks Joe! I'm glad you enjoy watching my projects!
Outstanding! Cheers
Thanks Joe!
Nice job! I love the patina on the wood. Definitely worth keeping!
Raw Bacon's comment was the best - "Wood "Patina" holds years of character, whereas Metal "Patina" is often just years of Neglect."
Love the contrast of the old and shine on this clamp! Now I got to find one!
Thanks James! I run into these clamps a lot, but usually they are much larger.
Looks good!
Thanks!
Great video mate. I’ll have to try the wire wool and mineral spirits, (turpentine here in Australia) trick. Good tip. Thanks. 👍🇦🇺
Thanks Shed Man!
Over kill restoration on the hand clamp! Love it, do it all the time. Please keep the videos coming. Hard to see but was the makers mark “JO”. Maybe Jorgensen?
It might be Jorgensen.
Great job ! pleased that you dont sand it. Thx for sharing
Thanks!
*waves to Chuck* 👋👋
Chuck says hi!
Nicely done Magdad! That Kwikwood is pretty amazing stuff. I’ve used it on several projects. The steel version works great too.
The waxed paper trick and the taped socket for the ferrule trick are pure genius!
Take care 😃👍🏼
Thanks David! I saw some of the diecast car guys using the steel putty, so I figured I'd give the wood version a try!
It looks great, the "Jo" faintly visible is probably Jorgensen camp
Thanks SuperWrench! It might be a Jorgensen stamp.
Dudezilla! I LOOOOOVE your disclaimer!!! Do you mind if I use it for my little channel?
Sure! I stole it from someone else!
@@357magdad HA!!!!! THANKS!!!!
Nice restoration on the clamp. Better fire your helper for going to lunch earlier then you. I have my fathers clamp like yours but it has wood threads. Thank You
Thanks! I'd like to find and all wood version to clean up!
The stamp looks like the JO of the Jorgensen name?
It might be!
Any idea how old they are? Or what kind of wood was used.
I'm not sure how old. It looks like it had a long life. I think the jaws might be maple?
Jorgensen!
I would guess the letters on the side were "JORGENSON". That I think is the brand.
Thanks for watching Elliott!
I think Chuck might be correct on this one. Sand down jaws.
Thanks for watching! Chuck is happy someone agrees with him!