We just planted hydrangeas in our yard about 2 weeks ago! Going to try to alternate the pH in the soil to mix the colors up a bit! BTW, I own a 1970 Winnebago that looks like Dale's RV from the walking dead, we get many conversations out of it at the gas stations!
You are a great friend! I have an eye for similar types of weapon looking items, like that airplane hatchet that I got at the Brush Barn! I have a few bats and always keep one bat by my bed and a loaded double barrel shotgun! Haha I have a few metal boxes like that, but not as deep. More like a briefcase/first aid kit if you want.
Hi scout I took cuttings from my grandparents hydrangeas In the 1980s .they planted them in the house in Liverpool that they moved to after being bombed out in 1940 I’ve moved many tines since and now they proudly flower in my mid wales home But they will always be my link to my grandparents pride In their new home
Great and unusual one this time Scout! You had me rolling over the first red paint comment, and then two more! You are definitely a reader of minds😄😄 I was kind of surprised you didn't paint the barbed wire candy apple red before stringing it! Let's hope the ever present TH-cam political correctness bots don't catch this one 😄. Great education on the spot weld remover. Hydrangeas - beautiful - never had them but sure are beautiful - thanks for the great nature diversions you take people on also. When you cannot take time to smell the roses then what is it all for?
Great Mosh! What a way to start the week! It's obvious you spend a lot of time with these videos. Thank you. It's great fun, and I look forward to learning from your work. I hope it's not too much though, the schedule you've lined up with three a week. Anyway, thanks again, ScoutCrafter. Your effort does not go unnoticed. I got sucked into the Walking Dead show too. Those ash bats came out brutally great! Reminds me of when Negan hit Glen! Gosh, I was not expecting that one. Love the hydrangeas too. Lovely.
Those bats are cool! I really liked the spike one! Those spot weld drills are the bomb, long as you don't go full ape. I like the repurposing of boxes like that. Those flowers are beautiful. A green thumb you have! Love me some Mish Mosh Mondays!
I could have used one of those spot weld cutters 40 some years ago. I worked at a place that assembled water coolers and key cabinets with spot welds. Among other things, I was the guy who had to remove components that were welded in wrong, in order to save the more expensive components. Spot welds don't fill any holes. They are similar to a blacksmith weld in principle. Two copper tongs come together with the parts to be welded in between the tongs. You step on a pedal which pinches the parts together very tightly and an electrical charge is sent to the tips. The resistance of the steel causes the metal to glow red, almost to the point of being molten. The steel, being pinched tightly between those tongs is forced together and the weld is made. Love the detail painting on that little die stock.
Your Hydrangeas are beautiful. I have not seen any where I live in north Texas.. Thank you so much on how you do your paint detail. I cannot wait for future episodes on how you do the other types.
OMG You really understand how some people are “ what happened to da black, dats not black” my wife and I were in tears. Love your little deviations to show us your garden and those Hydrangeas are beautiful. Most of the ones we see here are blue or white. In regards to the bats, hmmmmm I wouldn’t be surprised if the local police want a little chat😂😂. All the best, Stuart & Lea 🇦🇺
Another Mish of a Mosh.😁 I've used a syringe to fill those inset areas and even on the brass plate on machines, works pretty well. Crazy bats, should be on eBay too. Thanks for the video!
Nice mosh SC! Someday I'll have to do a video on touch-up painting! I did a course once as a nail technician in a previous life. (Think "nails" as in salon) learned a lot of tricks for painting there.
I love the bat! 😂 I also love the beautiful hydrangeas. Some of our friends gave us one this spring! It’s kind of a lavender color! Great video as always!
Really interesting Mosh! The high lighting was really helpful. I never heard of a spot face drill cutter until now but it really works. Thanks for sharing everything tonight.
That bat is "Escape from New York" style. At first they fought with normal bats, then they switched over to bats with nails and used trash can lids as shields. Good film from 1981, with Kurt Russell, Lee van Cleef, Ernest Borgnine, Donald Pleasance and Isaac Hayes. i1.wp.com/shoutfactory-productionsite.s3.amazonaws.com/system/redactor_assets/pictures/262/efny1.jpg?w=700&ssl=1
Oh I love the bats they are so cool I still watch the walking dead great show I have never seen the spot drill what a fantastic little tool will keep my eyes open for one of those great video thanks so much John god bless.
Scout I found a old WWII mark II knife while I was cleaning my garage and I was wondering if you could make a sheath for it, here in Oregon and especially in my area are a lot of cougars so while im out in the woods or on different farms I'd like to start carrying something more often then not. Last year was the first reported death and it was I think within Portland city limits. btw! Another great mosh for catalog!
Hey ScoutCrafter nice bats fabrication, if you're interested i have and antique steel and brass level i would give to you,it is and Acme Level co Ohio, i think the year is 1929 if interested..
Love those bats. If you showed up to board a flight with one of those the TSA guys would probably take one look and just run off. Right now I wouldn't need one of those heaters to bake on the enamel. There are several days with 103° F temperatures now. - Kathie
Car bodies are spot welded, if you know any body shops ask them about spot weld removal. There are a ton of different bits and methods. I have that same bit, works well, you also could have ground down the top panel over the weld area till it came loose. Good job for first time spot weld removal!
That's hilarious! Guy has to have fun. I am willing to bet that if you come to the door on Halloween with that in your hands the trick or treating will be more interesting!
Thanks for the painting tutorial I’ve been waiting for that for quite awhile and looking forward to more painting videos. We have a snow ball bush that never gets flowers and can’t understand why. Maybe you could answer it for me. Thanks
@@frankg3072 - I got these form a hardware store in Liberty called "Trading Post" they have a huge tent sale every summer and they were $1 a bottle for the paint... =D
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Wouldn't want to be a house invader in your house. Your bat with nails, you may only get one hit and it will get stuck, but who wants a 4 inch nail in their scull?
Good stuff!,, Do you take those out in public where you live John?? That would not be politically correct where you live, a swat team would be called out! LOL... All good love the info on the weld drill bit. Never saw one.Thanks!
I don't know how I missed this one, but I have to say: Your imitation of an annoyed viewer was hilarious. I seldom laugh out loud, but by the second or third comment on the paint switcheroo, I was dyin' It reminds me of Milton, from the movie "Office Space." ("Excuse me, I believe you have my stapler.")
Great mish mosh Monday ScoutCrafter!! I have two hydrangeas in the yard that don't want to bloom. Gotta read a little more about it. They get plenty of water too. If you have any tips, please share. Those bats came out awesome. My wife is a big WD fan and I'm sure she knows that bat well. Hey! That's not black!!! Lol!! What type of paint is Krylon, the cans, jars and online info don't seem to mention it? Alkyd enamel?
Steve! I don't know! The paint says water clean-up but water doesn't clean it up! I use mineral sprits. The only time my Hydrangeas didn't bloom was when my Sister pruned it! Leave it be! LOL
I love your hydrangeas...every time I see a hydrangea, I remember the scene in the movie of "Judge" :) Little tip for hydrangeas... use pine tree soil for more blue colors....
Ironically, when I was a lad in my old home my relatives would try to affect the colour by pushing old rusty screwdrivers and files into the soil around the plants. I can hear your restorer's-soul screaming out at this!
Great show sir. The way things are going in this hell hole of a country thing I'll be having to make a couple of them bats lol. For spot welds I prefer the drills I only know of worth making them but they look like a brad point bit come on 1/4" and 5/16 or 6&8 mm don't slip and not left with lump to grind off if I can find one I'll send a pic not to sure if I still have any twenty plus years since I used them . Thanks again god bless take care
Those bats are mean-looking. Guess they could do a lot of harm.😀 Also, I have to ask : do you shave with a classic single edge razor? I keep seeing that single edge blade.
I used to use a safety Razor but now I have been using disposable twin blade razors... They are not the best feeling razor in the hand but they do a decent job... =)
I am 20 and I have been watching your channel for a while. I have a 1926 Dodge I also like antique tools. Recently my trailer was broken into and all my tools were stolen. They took all my modern sae sockets wrenches etc. but they also took my antique tools such as my plierwrench and my speednut etc. every time I watch one of your videos I go on eBay to buy it. My question for you is what is the best way to rebuild and protect. They were in a locked trailer and a locked tool box.
Hello Matthew, I feel your pain my friend, living here in the city I have had many things disappear from my property. You are lucky they didn't take the trailer! No lock or lock box will stop a pro. However an alarm seems to deter most thieves from sticking around. I know it stinks and once you are a victim of a theft your whole attitude changes about crime... Rig your trailer with a self contained battery alarm. A REALLY loud one! =D Thanks Matt... BTW the 1926 Dodge is a sweet ride!!
That bat is based on a WW1 truncheon for trench fighting. Of course a full size bat is a bit long. They were a nasty thing to get hit by. Basically a field expedient mace. I was wondering if you could have cut the back part of the box off with a rotary tool and cutoff disc? Can't tell from here.
Hi Philip! This box had very thick gauge metal and it was a tricky job, I really need a right angle drill attachment that is of decent quality. No drill I have would fit in the opening to get that last piece... =) Thanks!
Like the monday Mosh. I have never used one of those spot weld removers. In my welding days l would use a bit and lightly drill the area then run a chiesel between. Always hard and never turned out good. That tool does a good job. I don't do that kind of work much anymore but I might have to try and find one. Thanks
I think back when the zombie show craze was in full bloom there were a lot of people that watched but were embarrassed to admit they watched. Grown men felt kinda silly discussing it with each other. But, it was fun. Kinda old hat now though.
I have a hydrengea myself, I try to keep it blue but over here they all go pink. I have an aditive that, when used right, works really well. In other parts of the country it is the other day around, they want them pink but they all turn blue. Do you use a different sort of bird seeds in the summer.
What happened to the black? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. Every compact right angle drill i have seen has horrible runout. It was nice to see the spot weld drill in action, i was unclear on how they actually work. Armondo does great work. Great mosh! As always. Cheers
Nice work on the zombie bats. Gunstock Minwax, how did we know you would use that color? LOL! What happened to black? Ha Ha!! Honest officer, that's not a weapon it's a back scratcher! I've got some hydrangeas. Still trying to figure out how to prune them correctly. Yours are really in nice shape. Another informative fun video! Mike
hydrangeas are beautiful we can see them a lot here in england, i dont think theyre native though because i only see them when people plant them. and i suppose if they do need a lot of water you know theyre gonna do well here! :D
Hi Joe! When I was a kid my old time neighbor had two HUGE hydrangea bushes in front of his house that were about 8 feet high and 20 foot around! Just awesome!!!!!! They tore down the house and put up an apartment building... =/
Ahh, hostile tendencies there, CS? Looks like something Gary Larson would have in The Far Side! LMC Truck has the spot weld drilling rig but they're probably all over. And you know me and hammers and BLO! The paint what ain't! Thanks, Buddy!
How's that Bauer grinder holding up? Curious to know because the trigger grip interests me. Not sure the cost but down the road I may consider getting one. Even though I have about 5 grinders already. Only one has that particular grip and it's a big Craftsman 9".
Hi Scout...thanks for the chuckle! Actually it was much more than a chuckle. Your first comment "what happened to the black" was exactly my first thought.....then it got funnier still. Thanks for the painting tip....Will look forward to future episodes. Have a happy day!
ello Mohamed! You have GOOD eyes! Yes! When one side dulls out you can flip the head and start all over! =D This is Dan's tool but it worked very well and worth having! =) Thanks!!!!!!!!!
That late afternoon sun in the beginning of the video was beautiful. Nothing like that golden color. Btw, I saw the exact Harbor Freight Bauer grinder in the background that I'm thinking of buying. How do you like it?
Yep,, plenty of hydrangeas of all sorts of colours over here in England,, !! We have to defend our gardens from people stealing them, that's why we all have bats like that, Ha ha ha,, (just kidding), lol,,, atb,, buddy,,
AND in my absentee mindedness, we have 2 hydrangeas, a regular and an oak leaf. The oak leaf just came last year but it has really taken off. The regular one just chuggs along. There you go, CS!
My late Mother was an avid gardener. Every year the same flowers pop up that she planted years back. It is amazing. You would get a kick out of all the plants and bushes in my yard. It has been referred to as the secret garden.
@@ScoutCrafter I'll do a video soon of the yard for you. You'll get a kick out of it. There is a huge blackberry tree by the road that is in bloom. I picked a basket of berries from it for cereal and whatnot.
Growing up in S. Carolina in the 40s and 50s the natives called hydrangeas "bathroom plants" because then the hose bibs were always under the bathroom wildow. There was always a drip and the ground was always wet. The hydrangeas thrived there.
Hydrangeas are good solid earners in the garden and really hardy plants. I’ve had two in pots for years but they aren’t happy anymore so they are going in the ground in the spring. Don’t dead head them until the spring as the old flower heads prevent frost burn on the tips over the winter.
ScoutCrafter yep! It’s tempting to cut them off but the plant likes them on. Old fella who lived on my street and had the most beautiful and ornate garden gave me the tip. He worked for the gardening section of our local council all his life until he retired. He actually did his apprenticeship there back in the day when apprenticeships were still a thing. He’s past now and his garden is deteriorating but I can’t blame the new owners as I’m a keen gardener and I don’t think I could of reached the bar he set. That’s life I suppose.
Your bats came out good! I made a tiny Lucille Negan's bat ornament for my wife as a gag gift this past Christmas!
We just planted hydrangeas in our yard about 2 weeks ago! Going to try to alternate the pH in the soil to mix the colors up a bit! BTW, I own a 1970 Winnebago that looks like Dale's RV from the walking dead, we get many conversations out of it at the gas stations!
SC... The Adirondack bat was listed at $179 in the bats catalog.
April fools! LOL.
LOL! =D You want to hear something funny! I found a old Baseball bat in the garbage and it was a Babe Ruth! Valued at $300!!!!!! How funny is that?
Thanks for the painting tip. Still waiting for the masking info. Love the hydrangeas. Their colours change with the soil pH. Thanks again.
You are a great friend! I have an eye for similar types of weapon looking items, like that airplane hatchet that I got at the Brush Barn! I have a few bats and always keep one bat by my bed and a loaded double barrel shotgun! Haha I have a few metal boxes like that, but not as deep. More like a briefcase/first aid kit if you want.
Hi scout
I took cuttings from my grandparents hydrangeas In the 1980s .they planted them in the house in Liverpool that they moved to after being bombed out in 1940
I’ve moved many tines since and now they proudly flower in my mid wales home
But they will always be my link to my grandparents pride In their new home
Great and unusual one this time Scout! You had me rolling over the first red paint comment, and then two more! You are definitely a reader of minds😄😄 I was kind of surprised you didn't paint the barbed wire candy apple red before stringing it! Let's hope the ever present TH-cam political correctness bots don't catch this one 😄. Great education on the spot weld remover. Hydrangeas - beautiful - never had them but sure are beautiful - thanks for the great nature diversions you take people on also. When you cannot take time to smell the roses then what is it all for?
Hello Lee- One day search "Lucille Bat build" on youtube and look at how many videos there are! Scores!! =D
@@ScoutCrafter Unbelievable! Even the slingshot channel - one of my favorites!
Great Mosh! What a way to start the week! It's obvious you spend a lot of time with these videos. Thank you. It's great fun, and I look forward to learning from your work. I hope it's not too much though, the schedule you've lined up with three a week. Anyway, thanks again, ScoutCrafter. Your effort does not go unnoticed.
I got sucked into the Walking Dead show too. Those ash bats came out brutally great! Reminds me of when Negan hit Glen! Gosh, I was not expecting that one.
Love the hydrangeas too. Lovely.
Daniel, When Glen got packed we were all shocked!!!!! =D
Those bats are cool! I really liked the spike one! Those spot weld drills are the bomb, long as you don't go full ape. I like the repurposing of boxes like that. Those flowers are beautiful. A green thumb you have! Love me some Mish Mosh Mondays!
LOL Aaron! I went full ape on the bottom! LOL But it was only a thin layer so it doesn't matter because Dan always puts a wood bottom in. =D
Wrong title, Scout. Should be, "Never Lose a Parking Space Battle Again".
LOL
I could have used one of those spot weld cutters 40 some years ago. I worked at a place that assembled water coolers and key cabinets with spot welds. Among other things, I was the guy who had to remove components that were welded in wrong, in order to save the more expensive components. Spot welds don't fill any holes. They are similar to a blacksmith weld in principle. Two copper tongs come together with the parts to be welded in between the tongs. You step on a pedal which pinches the parts together very tightly and an electrical charge is sent to the tips. The resistance of the steel causes the metal to glow red, almost to the point of being molten. The steel, being pinched tightly between those tongs is forced together and the weld is made. Love the detail painting on that little die stock.
Hi Dave! It's amazing how strong those little spot welds are! Thanks!!!!!!!
Your Hydrangeas are beautiful. I have not seen any where I live in north Texas.. Thank you so much on how you do your paint detail. I cannot wait for future episodes on how you do the other types.
OMG You really understand how some people are “ what happened to da black, dats not black” my wife and I were in tears. Love your little deviations to show us your garden and those Hydrangeas are beautiful. Most of the ones we see here are blue or white.
In regards to the bats, hmmmmm I wouldn’t be surprised if the local police want a little chat😂😂.
All the best, Stuart & Lea 🇦🇺
Another Mish of a Mosh.😁 I've used a syringe to fill those inset areas and even on the brass plate on machines, works pretty well. Crazy bats, should be on eBay too. Thanks for the video!
Nice mosh SC! Someday I'll have to do a video on touch-up painting! I did a course once as a nail technician in a previous life. (Think "nails" as in salon) learned a lot of tricks for painting there.
What happened to the black? That's not black! That's red! Lol
=D It's funny because the viewers are so far ahead of what's going on at the moment and always thinking ahead. =D
The Mish Mash Monday videos get better and better. One of the highlights of the week is Monday's video!. Have a great week.
Great paint tip can't wait to see future ones. Bat and box turned out great!
I love the bat! 😂 I also love the beautiful hydrangeas. Some of our friends gave us one this spring! It’s kind of a lavender color! Great video as always!
The leaves always amazed me as a kid... So thick and green!
Really interesting Mosh! The high lighting was really helpful. I never heard of a spot face drill cutter until now but it really works. Thanks for sharing everything tonight.
Good stuff. I like the tip for spot weld cutter. The first bat looks like a bat used by Kirk Douglas in the movie "Escape from New York".
Hi Rob! It was Kurt Russell! LOL I like both actors! Snake Plissken =)
That bat is "Escape from New York" style. At first they fought with normal bats, then they switched over to bats with nails and used trash can lids as shields. Good film from 1981, with Kurt Russell, Lee van Cleef, Ernest Borgnine, Donald Pleasance and Isaac Hayes.
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Oh I love the bats they are so cool I still watch the walking dead great show I have never seen the spot drill what a fantastic little tool will keep my eyes open for one of those great video thanks so much John god bless.
THANK YOU...for sharing. Very much enjoyed.
Scout I found a old WWII mark II knife while I was cleaning my garage and I was wondering if you could make a sheath for it, here in Oregon and especially in my area are a lot of cougars so while im out in the woods or on different farms I'd like to start carrying something more often then not. Last year was the first reported death and it was I think within Portland city limits. btw! Another great mosh for catalog!
Hey ScoutCrafter nice bats fabrication, if you're interested i have and antique steel and brass level i would give to you,it is and Acme Level co Ohio, i think the year is 1929 if interested..
Love those bats. If you showed up to board a flight with one of those the TSA guys would probably take one look and just run off. Right now I wouldn't need one of those heaters to bake on the enamel. There are several days with 103° F temperatures now. - Kathie
Wow, your also a fan of "The Walking Dead," you are even cooler than I thought!
Car bodies are spot welded, if you know any body shops ask them about spot weld removal. There are a ton of different bits and methods. I have that same bit, works well, you also could have ground down the top panel over the weld area till it came loose. Good job for first time spot weld removal!
From Hydrangeas... to Zombie Apocalypse!! :]:] Fun and Creative stuff..Thumbs up Scout!!
LOL
Sneaking Red onto a tool 😅.....”Hold my beer!”......”tool” that could make things Blood Red 😱😂 #NeganBat
That's hilarious! Guy has to have fun. I am willing to bet that if you come to the door on Halloween with that in your hands the trick or treating will be more interesting!
Thanks for the painting tutorial I’ve been waiting for that for quite awhile and looking forward to more painting videos.
We have a snow ball bush that never gets flowers and can’t understand why. Maybe you could answer it for me.
Thanks
PS where did you buy the small bottles of paint?
@@frankg3072 - I got these form a hardware store in Liberty called "Trading Post" they have a huge tent sale every summer and they were $1 a bottle for the paint... =D
Wouldn't want to be a house invader in your house. Your bat with nails, you may only get one hit and it will get stuck, but who wants a 4 inch nail in their scull?
Learn something new every time John spot Weld removal tool 👍
Great mosh, scout! Noticed you used an "old" toothbrush even though Mrpete222 recommends using his wife's toothbrush for best results...LOL
LOL- I love that!
Good stuff!,, Do you take those out in public where you live John?? That would not be politically correct where you live, a swat team would be called out! LOL... All good love the info on the weld drill bit. Never saw one.Thanks!
Hi Todd! Where I live it soon might be illegal to have teeth!!!! =D Then they wonder why everyone is running away! =) Thanks!
Your barb-bats reminds me of a movie called "Warriors" come out to play...enjoyed today's segment...something different
"Worriors come out and playeaye" LOL Great movie!!!!!!!
I don't know how I missed this one, but I have to say: Your imitation of an annoyed viewer was hilarious. I seldom laugh out loud, but by the second or third comment on the paint switcheroo, I was dyin'
It reminds me of Milton, from the movie "Office Space." ("Excuse me, I believe you have my stapler.")
LMAO! Milton! That guy is a great actor! He is also in Dodgeball! Too funny! I'm so glad you enjoy the jokes! =D Thanks Johnny!
Great mish mosh Monday ScoutCrafter!! I have two hydrangeas in the yard that don't want to bloom. Gotta read a little more about it. They get plenty of water too. If you have any tips, please share. Those bats came out awesome. My wife is a big WD fan and I'm sure she knows that bat well.
Hey! That's not black!!! Lol!!
What type of paint is Krylon, the cans, jars and online info don't seem to mention it? Alkyd enamel?
Steve! I don't know! The paint says water clean-up but water doesn't clean it up! I use mineral sprits. The only time my Hydrangeas didn't bloom was when my Sister pruned it! Leave it be! LOL
With that old bat you're all set for the zombie apocalypse 😁
You're an absolute vandal, J! 👍🏻🛠️
(thanks for the mention, my friend!) 🤗
This will up your game! We all push each other to do better work and make better videos. I just hope people look at some of your past videos... =D
I love your hydrangeas...every time I see a hydrangea, I remember the scene in the movie of "Judge" :) Little tip for hydrangeas... use
pine tree soil for more blue colors....
Hello Kadir! Ever since I was a boy I love pine trees... I know every one in my neighborhood!!! Thanks!!!!!!!
Ironically, when I was a lad in my old home my relatives would try to affect the colour by pushing old rusty screwdrivers and files into the soil around the plants. I can hear your restorer's-soul screaming out at this!
LOL! I heard the blue ones soak up Aluminum! =D
Great show sir. The way things are going in this hell hole of a country thing I'll be having to make a couple of them bats lol. For spot welds I prefer the drills I only know of worth making them but they look like a brad point bit come on 1/4" and 5/16 or 6&8 mm don't slip and not left with lump to grind off if I can find one I'll send a pic not to sure if I still have any twenty plus years since I used them . Thanks again god bless take care
Hi David! You don't realize how strong a spot weld is until you try to remove one! LOL
Those bats are mean-looking. Guess they could do a lot of harm.😀 Also, I have to ask : do you shave with a classic single edge razor? I keep seeing that single edge blade.
I used to use a safety Razor but now I have been using disposable twin blade razors... They are not the best feeling razor in the hand but they do a decent job... =)
Liked the hydrangeas. Loved the letter painting. Looking forward to more letter painting. Where does your mentor purchase mini lathes?
Dennis, Dan is so well known in that circle that people call him!!! =D
I am 20 and I have been watching your channel for a while. I have a 1926 Dodge I also like antique tools. Recently my trailer was broken into and all my tools were stolen. They took all my modern sae sockets wrenches etc. but they also took my antique tools such as my plierwrench and my speednut etc. every time I watch one of your videos I go on eBay to buy it. My question for you is what is the best way to rebuild and protect. They were in a locked trailer and a locked tool box.
Hello Matthew, I feel your pain my friend, living here in the city I have had many things disappear from my property. You are lucky they didn't take the trailer! No lock or lock box will stop a pro. However an alarm seems to deter most thieves from sticking around. I know it stinks and once you are a victim of a theft your whole attitude changes about crime... Rig your trailer with a self contained battery alarm. A REALLY loud one! =D Thanks Matt... BTW the 1926 Dodge is a sweet ride!!
I've got a metal box like that to do. Thanks for the demo.
That bat is based on a WW1 truncheon for trench fighting. Of course a full size bat is a bit long. They were a nasty thing to get hit by. Basically a field expedient mace. I was wondering if you could have cut the back part of the box off with a rotary tool and cutoff disc? Can't tell from here.
Hi Philip! This box had very thick gauge metal and it was a tricky job, I really need a right angle drill attachment that is of decent quality. No drill I have would fit in the opening to get that last piece... =) Thanks!
Wow Scout those hydrangeas are beautiful, love them but my green thumb is disfunctional
LOL- Me too! Luckily they don't require anything but planting for most places! =D
Like the monday Mosh. I have never used one of those spot weld removers. In my welding days l would use a bit and lightly drill the area then run a chiesel between. Always hard and never turned out good. That tool does a good job. I don't do that kind of work much anymore but I might have to try and find one. Thanks
Hi Glen! I had no idea this tool even existed but Dan got them and I think they are quite cheap! Thanks!
I think back when the zombie show craze was in full bloom there were a lot of people that watched but were embarrassed to admit they watched. Grown men felt kinda silly discussing it with each other. But, it was fun. Kinda old hat now though.
The show concept was fun but the writers get a little off track and all of a sudden the zombies are gone! LOL
I have a hydrengea myself, I try to keep it blue but over here they all go pink. I have an aditive that, when used right, works really well. In other parts of the country it is the other day around, they want them pink but they all turn blue. Do you use a different sort of bird seeds in the summer.
Hi Alex, I used to use more seed but now I use mostly sunflower seeds.... Everyone likes those!
Ha! I sell at a flea market, and at one time, couldn’t give a wood ball bat away...then they started selling like mad. Now I know why!
=D Amazing right!?
John - Thanks for the Hi-Liting lesson. I’m going to get a jar of that paint and try my hand it.
Hi Anthony! I have more coming... Thanks!!!
The first bat you showed reminded me of the movie "Escape From New York".
That was such a great movie! =D
That bat reminds me of z whack
I would call that a Road Rage Stick!
Scout crafter , come out and plaaaaay!
I wouldn't want to get hit with that baseball bat
What happened to the black? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. Every compact right angle drill i have seen has horrible runout. It was nice to see the spot weld drill in action, i was unclear on how they actually work. Armondo does great work. Great mosh! As always. Cheers
The Scoutcrafter bump. Ah yes. I remember mine well. (and still appreciate it)
Great mosh. :)
Hi Ben! LOL I borrowed that term from you!!!!!! Hope you don't mind. =)
I most definitely do not. BTW, when I saw your original bat with the nails, I thought of the guy that Snake Pliskin fights in "Escape from New York"
Nice work on the zombie bats. Gunstock Minwax, how did we know you would use that color? LOL! What happened to black? Ha Ha!! Honest officer, that's not a weapon it's a back scratcher! I've got some hydrangeas. Still trying to figure out how to prune them correctly. Yours are really in nice shape. Another informative fun video!
Mike
Mike! Don't prune them! =D My Sister pruned mine and I had no flowers last year!!!!
@@ScoutCrafter Thanks!! I'll leave them alone. Appreciate the advice.
hydrangeas are beautiful we can see them a lot here in england, i dont think theyre native though because i only see them when people plant them. and i suppose if they do need a lot of water you know theyre gonna do well here! :D
Hi Joe! When I was a kid my old time neighbor had two HUGE hydrangea bushes in front of his house that were about 8 feet high and 20 foot around! Just awesome!!!!!! They tore down the house and put up an apartment building... =/
Can't you cut that last piece from the box with an angle grinder with a cutting wheel?
Hi Cindi, I might but I'm afraid it would leave a small lip. I am still working on it... Great idea though...
Ahh, hostile tendencies there, CS? Looks like something Gary Larson would have in The Far Side! LMC Truck has the spot weld drilling rig but they're probably all over. And you know me and hammers and BLO! The paint what ain't! Thanks, Buddy!
How's that Bauer grinder holding up? Curious to know because the trigger grip interests me. Not sure the cost but down the road I may consider getting one. Even though I have about 5 grinders already. Only one has that particular grip and it's a big Craftsman 9".
Hi Jesse! I too have the bigger Craftsman! The Bauer seems so nice. I never liked the barrel grip on the small grinders! =)
@@ScoutCrafter I'm going to consider getting one. Although I still need a belt sander. A 1 by 30.
Lucille!!! Amazing I'm a big fan myself. I got to Mish Mosh late thanks night shift. Lol a very amazing video as always scout :3
LV, I worked midnights for 16 years, in the end I think it saved me! Living in the city and working nights you don't feel crowded. =D
@@ScoutCrafter That is very true indeed
I Dunno SC...not sure those would take out an actual zombie...I'm thinking try gutter nails!!...lol...nice job, Bubba!!
Great video love the Neegan bat !
Hi Scout...thanks for the chuckle! Actually it was much more than a chuckle. Your first comment "what happened to the black" was exactly my first thought.....then it got funnier still. Thanks for the painting tip....Will look forward to future episodes. Have a happy day!
Just quick question, is that spot welder bit REVERSIBLE, like with different teeth on the other side, it kind f looked like it was....
ello Mohamed! You have GOOD eyes! Yes! When one side dulls out you can flip the head and start all over! =D This is Dan's tool but it worked very well and worth having! =) Thanks!!!!!!!!!
@@ScoutCrafter So are you saying you will going to add this to your collection too hehe.
That late afternoon sun in the beginning of the video was beautiful. Nothing like that golden color. Btw, I saw the exact Harbor Freight Bauer grinder in the background that I'm thinking of buying. How do you like it?
Brian, I don't have a lot of time on it yet but so far it's just beautiful! Nice balance and feel.. I'm very easy on my grinders... =)
@@ScoutCrafter You know, word around town is that this guy is really careful with his grinders! haha. Thanks, buddy!
Bauer right angle drill!
Yep,, plenty of hydrangeas of all sorts of colours over here in England,, !! We have to defend our gardens from people stealing them, that's why we all have bats like that,
Ha ha ha,, (just kidding), lol,,, atb,, buddy,,
With that old bat you're all set for the zombie apocalypse 😁
In my neighborhood it would be very hard to tell who's infected! =P
Love the little die stock. Great job! 👍🏻
Hello Tony! It's a great size for small work! I bet you can really get the feel with that tool! Thanks!!!!!!
AND in my absentee mindedness, we have 2 hydrangeas, a regular and an oak leaf. The oak leaf just came last year but it has really taken off. The regular one just chuggs along.
There you go, CS!
My late Mother was an avid gardener. Every year the same flowers pop up that she planted years back. It is amazing. You would get a kick out of all the plants and bushes in my yard. It has been referred to as the secret garden.
Jesse I always notice the awesome plants around your shop! Very green!!!!! Looks great!
@@ScoutCrafter I'll do a video soon of the yard for you. You'll get a kick out of it. There is a huge blackberry tree by the road that is in bloom. I picked a basket of berries from it for cereal and whatnot.
Cool video again sir
Growing up in S. Carolina in the 40s and 50s the natives called hydrangeas "bathroom plants" because then the hose bibs were always under the bathroom wildow. There was always a drip and the ground was always wet. The hydrangeas thrived there.
John - where did you get that small jar of Krylon Short Cuts liquid paint? I searched and all I can find is that paint in aerosol spray cans.
I got those last year at a hardware store called trading post in Liberty NY, any enamel paint will work. A good set is made by Testors..
Thanks. I think I’ll try Hobby Lobby for the Testors.
We'll head to your house during the zombie apocalypse! o-:
And he has it all in his basement - you know it makes sense!
Hmm - think those bats would make it past TSA in your carry-on luggage?
Your original bat was way more lethal than anything Negan could conjour up! Long live Lucille!
Lucille! I'm going to have to make one.
Remember you will need about 22 feet of 15 Gauge Barbed wire! =) Enjoy!!!!!!
bee's love them
I have zero painting experience and need all the help I can get. Thanks for the tips and looking forward to more vid’s.
Good job 👍
What happened to the black? (I think I hurt myself...)
LOL!!!!!!
Truly, I was feeling discouraged at the end of the day until watching Mish Mosh Monday, and when you did that it changed the day for me.
Ha ha ha love the Negan bat.
LoL
Hydrangeas are good solid earners in the garden and really hardy plants. I’ve had two in pots for years but they aren’t happy anymore so they are going in the ground in the spring. Don’t dead head them until the spring as the old flower heads prevent frost burn on the tips over the winter.
Hi Pete! Two years ago my Sister said "Hey can I take the dried flowers from your hydrangea?" So I said OK but last year I had no flowers!!!! =/
ScoutCrafter yep! It’s tempting to cut them off but the plant likes them on. Old fella who lived on my street and had the most beautiful and ornate garden gave me the tip. He worked for the gardening section of our local council all his life until he retired. He actually did his apprenticeship there back in the day when apprenticeships were still a thing. He’s past now and his garden is deteriorating but I can’t blame the new owners as I’m a keen gardener and I don’t think I could of reached the bar he set. That’s life I suppose.
We've got 6 hydrangeas! Three big and three small. They are hardy and pretty.
You are blessed!!!!!!!
@@ScoutCrafter Actually we have more! I forgot about the 3 big ones we have in the back, along with a hydrangea *tree*.
great video them cutting burs work well I have used them lots of times
..have a great week , another interesting vid....good painting tips and cleaning up the welds..
Good tip on how you paint the cavities. Nasty bats. I'll go to Armando's channel. :)
Thanks Wyatt!!!!!!!!
I wish that you had lilac bushes.
Me too!
The bat looks like something the viet cong came up with 😛
Philip said they had them in WW1!
@@ScoutCrafter 1 mind any weapon, Semper Fi