Thank you Jake. I lost my dad two years ago and I fixed up his old prized revolver. It was emotional for me. I know how much my dad loved it and I knew he would be happy to see it in working order. Thank you for making this video.
Only corridor crew can make a video about restoring a chainsaw and have it pull at the heart strings, be funny and be so engaging all at the same time. This is why we all subscribe. Keep up the great work guys! Also more window Brandon please.
Yeah I really can't get enough of the corridor crew vlogs. IMO the most well produced vlogs on youtube. I don't even really like vlogs but this channel is undeniably excellent. Better than most TV.
Having lost my father 5 years ago this year, him being my BEST frieand and mentor. I feel this close. I honor him daily, every second. Cheers to our fathers.❤
Came here for educational purposes, left with a tear in my eye when he said “Dads see the potential ...” that minute of seriousness was beautiful, rest of the video was dope.
As an arborist, I always appreciate seeing old chainsaws restored. Not a big fan of using old saws (the lack of antivibration features can damage your nerves, many older saws like this had manual oilers that you had to pump with your thumb to keep oil on your chain, plus they are made of mostly metal with little to no plastic.. while that might seem like a good thing it more than doubles the weight which can be tiring when using one all day.) If I was guessing, that looks like an early 80s model Jonsered 361 chainsaw. There are pictures of it online if you want to try to restore it to a like new finish or if you need to order specific parts for it in the future.
Jake, I know the feeling of your dad seeing the potential but not the result. Lost my dad to suicide the first day of my Christmas break. Live on and live strong corridor crew and fans
@@ImTheDaveman Toddlers put stuff in their mouth everytime since that's one ofthe fundamental ways they perceive the world. Meaning that Wren is probably a toddler :P
Thank you for the video, Jake. I’m currently 28, and this reminded me that I need to slow down and appreciate things like family and realize that I still have time to complete whatever’s goals I set for myself. Thanks again and sorry for your loss.
I lost my dad when I was 28, and inherited many of his tools, and started to care for them. I struggle still with small engine maintenance, and I know what it means to get his tools up and running again. When that chainsaw cranked and came to life, I shared in your joy, and began to tear up a bit. It is a wonderful feeling. Thank you for making me feel that, and thank you for documenting this project. Happy tree felling!
There's something very fulfilling and calming in restoring things your parents owned. Like getting a bit more closure in a way. I learned that while keeping my dad's car running after I inherited it and renovating the house I grew up in, which he and mom bought in the early nineties in a very, very sorry state. Even listening to my father's instruments being played by some of his old orchestra buddies when I rent those trumpets to them feels bittersweet, yet great. Recently my boyfriend adopted my father's old Motorcycles (A Honda Twinstar - which is fine, only needs some love and paint - from 1981 and a NSU Superlux from 1953 which is in pretty good shape all things considered, but is currently being taken apart completely and being rebuilt) and THAT seems to be the pinnacle to all. When the NSU is finally running and I have my biker's license, many happy tears will be shed. Long story short: so great to see this old tool getting the love it deserves, and great seeing how it serves as a beautiful connection between Jake and his dad :)
This video was incredibly satisfying. I dunno, maybe I'm just a sucker for father/son stories. I am really, truly impressed with the emotional payload this 12 minute vlog was able to produce. Kudos to Corridor, this video left me more fulfilled than the entire last season of Game of Thrones.
I've watched hundreds of Corridor Crew videos. This one is my favorite. I wasn't very close with my dad, but he's the best man I've known. Jake, your dad would be so proud. Cheers.
You look so much like your dad!! Listening to you talk about your dad and seeing you as a a little boy with him and them you with your son... the second you got it working I cried.
Jake - thank you for being so vulnerable in this video. I lost my dad back when I was in 7th grade, and being a new parent myself (my daughter is 7 weeks old), I often think about being able to share things with her that my dad would have wanted her to know. This one really hit home for me. Great work on restoring your new family heirloom. May you live long and share many moments like this with your kids.
Jake, This video really connected with me. I lost my father back in 2001 when I was 23. I was serving in the US Navy and was in the Persian Gulf when I found out. I saw the pride and the joy of you rebuilding the chain saw and it worked. The sense of accomplishment and pride of fixing something that was his that he used constantly is warming to the heart. Thank you for that video. I am glad you were able to complete the rebuild. Thank all of you at Corridor Digital for the enjoyment you bring to us all.
I got a tear in my eye watching this, and the sentimantal talk about hes dad.. I know that proud, childlike, sentimental feel. The way hes face lit up when it first startet..❤️
Amazing job Jake. My dad passed away when I was 19. There’s so much that I wish I could have done with him or said to him. But you do look so much like him, and I think that’s a great gift.
This is a really powerful episode, having followed you guys for years and being a new father myself I really connected with the father son dynamics. Keep it up guys! Jake I’m sure your pops was looking down with a big smile on his face when that baby fired up
What an awesome hommage to your dad and parenthood in general :) Thank you, Jake, appreciated! I was very happy in the end to see it working :D I think I'd add a paint job, but I know it's a controversial topic in restoring stuff :D Anyway, great job! (Brandon's comments were hilarious :D)
I'm 28, and I lost my mother to cancer 7 months ago. It made me so inexplicably happy when that chainsaw started. Their memories will last forever in our hearts, but sometimes it's good to have something you can hold on to. My best wishes to you and your family Jake
Joseph Palma I thought it was confirmed he was leaving a long time ago? I could be wrong, but I remember that video saying it was around now he’d be leaving for good
0:26 I'm sorry for your loss Jake. Based on his offspring, I can tell he was a kind, wise and loving father. (I feel condolences are never too late to share. As they are a form of care and respect; two qualities that don't dilute with time.)
when my dad was my age he built a stable and had horses on his parents property he died 10 years ago but last year i started to take car of my own "horse" (datsun z) and its sitting in the stable he built like 30 years ago so i kinda feel you
No joke this video made me cry, I lost my dad when I was 27 and it's funny how things that didn't seem that important growing up acquire meaning when you lose someone. It's like every object is that much more special just because of your memories of that person tied to that object. I'm sure you made your father proud.
As engine work goes, chainsaw are the best projects to start with when learning how to service and repair engines. Amazing job too, especially for your first time. All that’s left left now is to sharpen the chain. 😁 Glad you were able to take pride in knowing YOU were the one who fixed your Dad’s favorite tool. Love the vids guys, hope to meet you all someday!
Hey Jake! When you were talking about how your dad was and how he took care of his tools. I almost cried. (And for all of you other kids and people out there! Don't think that I a cry baby. Since I love when people love their parents.)😢
50 years later:
Jake's son: "Finishing my Father's Vintage Guillotine"
Up you go
Spodermen 10:26
Best comment.
Killed it
Are you the real spoderman
Best advice I’ve ever heard, “in order to get a chainsaw to start you need to be more stubborn than the chainsaw”
Same goes for some lawnmowers...
And chainsaw won't start tell you say the magic four letter word.
Another one is: "If you don't give up, you'll make it eventually."
mmm yes
more like "if you don't give up you will win eventually"
I always appreciate the elusive Brandon cameos. His sage wisdom was on point this this video.
so true he is a wisdom lord/sage
A wild Brandon has appeared!
It's so funny seeing him behind that window. I am wondering what they a creating in there. I must have something to do with the future of gaming.
I love how genuinely he sells his comedy "Hmm.. yeah, might be more of a southern chainsaw. Throw in a little South." - I love him.
"yas"
-Brandon
Thank you Jake. I lost my dad two years ago and I fixed up his old prized revolver. It was emotional for me. I know how much my dad loved it and I knew he would be happy to see it in working order. Thank you for making this video.
Brandon needs to start making cameos in every episode as that guy in the window
He'll be the Wilson to Jakes Tim Allen
TheR3aper5 or the Wilson to Tom Hanks
@@ther3aper561 Hahahaha, that's an excellent thought! :D
@@michaellamb5483 or the Tom to his Jerry
Add a single tear in his eye with a sad look on his face Drinking a cup of tea. Just Randomly on one of the cameos. :)
You know that guy from The Last Jedi who tasted the ground of the new planet? Yeah that's me
Ohhh Hi Wren!
Hey how ya doin wren
You’re a lickitung Wren
You concern me. The coin juice, this nugget from the chain saw, what's next? A uranium nugget? Please don't die Wren
we love when you do that wren! keep tasting
Weird thing: *exists*
Wren: I’m gonna taste it
Lol Everytime!
Boi lul true
Must be the lost brother of the water jet channel guy
True man of science! Somebody's gotta do it!
He’s like that Pókemon Lickitung
"It might be more of a Southern chainsaw, you gotta face it south" 😂 I like Brandon, we need more Brandon cameos
Only corridor crew can make a video about restoring a chainsaw and have it pull at the heart strings, be funny and be so engaging all at the same time. This is why we all subscribe. Keep up the great work guys! Also more window Brandon please.
Yeah I really can't get enough of the corridor crew vlogs. IMO the most well produced vlogs on youtube. I don't even really like vlogs but this channel is undeniably excellent. Better than most TV.
I love that brandon is now the official speak from the window guy
Brandon is Wilson from "Home Improvement."
@@kyoko703 thats a reference going way back
@@dawnqwerty you know it! :-)
This is so heart touching. I'm sure Jake's papa would be proud!
I feel so too
I feel so three till I rmb where your DP is from
@@darksinz56 Oh yeah. I like the character but the picture is definitely from a weird place. 😭
@@Demonai_Warrior Puppies dont wear clothes.
@@viktorbob3089 Oh I was like "wtf" at first, then I got it. 😂
"He saw the potential, he didn't see the result"
That hit me so hard for some reason.
My eyes IMMEDIATELY welled up with tears.
it like solving a math task xD
This actually brought a good smile to my face. Great job Jake, I’m confident your dad would be proud
Having lost my father 5 years ago this year, him being my BEST frieand and mentor. I feel this close. I honor him daily, every second. Cheers to our fathers.❤
His Dad looks exactly like what you would Imagine Papa Jake would look like.
It‘s so heartwarming :)
Hey u alive or no?
Umair too soon
@@ThisMeHandle KEKW
*get's a spark from the chainsaw*
*Nick comes running toward Jake with excitement*
Nick: Is that what I thought?
Jake: YES!!
that was too cute
The music when Jake finally got the Chainsaw to work honestly brought a tear to my eye.
How did you comment 1 day ago ? Video is out 5 mins ago
Yai patreon donator
Definitely sounded like a Gorski ripping it up.
I honestly thought the music was a bad choice, too loud and poorly timed. Could barely hear the chainsaw running.
Yai because it was unlisted for about a day
Came here for educational purposes, left with a tear in my eye when he said “Dads see the potential ...” that minute of seriousness was beautiful, rest of the video was dope.
Dude same. And yes I'm a year late.
This is more like "how to restore a legend's favorite weapon"
yes
TheLegend27?
@@violetnhz I was thibking either Doomguy, Doomslayer, or Ash Williams.
But, yeah, you're probably right.
As an arborist, I always appreciate seeing old chainsaws restored. Not a big fan of using old saws (the lack of antivibration features can damage your nerves, many older saws like this had manual oilers that you had to pump with your thumb to keep oil on your chain, plus they are made of mostly metal with little to no plastic.. while that might seem like a good thing it more than doubles the weight which can be tiring when using one all day.)
If I was guessing, that looks like an early 80s model Jonsered 361 chainsaw. There are pictures of it online if you want to try to restore it to a like new finish or if you need to order specific parts for it in the future.
I like that there's so much different stuff going on with this channel now
What. The. Frick.
Totally wasn't expecting to shed a tear from watching a Corridor Crew vid.
* _slow clap_ *
Restoring something like this can be very satisfying and rewarding.
8:50 such a small thing but the way he encourages you is so nice. what a good guy
Jake,
I know the feeling of your dad seeing the potential but not the result. Lost my dad to suicide the first day of my Christmas break. Live on and live strong corridor crew and fans
Sorry for your loss, friend.
Peace be with you brother.
:(
You have my respect man. I lost my mom to suicide so i can relate. Live on and live strong 💪🏾
quiet man I’m sorry for both of your losses, peace be with you both
Brandon is the funniest dude. I love his lil' window.
Why does wren always eat non edible items?
Maybe he forgets what's food or maybe...
He needs lastpass
I like Wren a lawt - BUT - I somehow get the feeling when he was a toddler he put everything in his mouth, including the occasional passing cat.
@@ImTheDaveman Toddlers put stuff in their mouth everytime since that's one ofthe fundamental ways they perceive the world.
Meaning that Wren is probably a toddler :P
What are you talking about? He clearly needs squarespace. Did you know that squ--
Loved how it turned on after he was talking about his dad. That was touching
Thank you for the video, Jake. I’m currently 28, and this reminded me that I need to slow down and appreciate things like family and realize that I still have time to complete whatever’s goals I set for myself. Thanks again and sorry for your loss.
I lost my dad when I was 28, and inherited many of his tools, and started to care for them. I struggle still with small engine maintenance, and I know what it means to get his tools up and running again. When that chainsaw cranked and came to life, I shared in your joy, and began to tear up a bit. It is a wonderful feeling. Thank you for making me feel that, and thank you for documenting this project. Happy tree felling!
Your father would be proud, and give you the biggest hug he can
There's something very fulfilling and calming in restoring things your parents owned. Like getting a bit more closure in a way. I learned that while keeping my dad's car running after I inherited it and renovating the house I grew up in, which he and mom bought in the early nineties in a very, very sorry state.
Even listening to my father's instruments being played by some of his old orchestra buddies when I rent those trumpets to them feels bittersweet, yet great.
Recently my boyfriend adopted my father's old Motorcycles (A Honda Twinstar - which is fine, only needs some love and paint - from 1981 and a NSU Superlux from 1953 which is in pretty good shape all things considered, but is currently being taken apart completely and being rebuilt) and THAT seems to be the pinnacle to all. When the NSU is finally running and I have my biker's license, many happy tears will be shed.
Long story short: so great to see this old tool getting the love it deserves, and great seeing how it serves as a beautiful connection between Jake and his dad :)
God that camera frame rate with the chain was so satisfying
This video was incredibly satisfying. I dunno, maybe I'm just a sucker for father/son stories. I am really, truly impressed with the emotional payload this 12 minute vlog was able to produce. Kudos to Corridor, this video left me more fulfilled than the entire last season of Game of Thrones.
That moment when you become deeply emotionally invested in whether or not an old chainsaw will start.
Man...!!! 😎😎 It seems so satisfying getting it started . Feeling the same excitement as you see in Jake, just he gets it started. Way to go brother 😀
Corridor Crew vids are meant to be played 1080p, always so crisp
I've watched hundreds of Corridor Crew videos. This one is my favorite. I wasn't very close with my dad, but he's the best man I've known. Jake, your dad would be so proud. Cheers.
Congrats Jake. You're a man now! Your pops would be proud.
You look so much like your dad!! Listening to you talk about your dad and seeing you as a a little boy with him and them you with your son... the second you got it working I cried.
Can we take a moment to appreciate how rad Jake is. I love when he does videos like this. Keep it up brother.
Jake - thank you for being so vulnerable in this video. I lost my dad back when I was in 7th grade, and being a new parent myself (my daughter is 7 weeks old), I often think about being able to share things with her that my dad would have wanted her to know. This one really hit home for me. Great work on restoring your new family heirloom. May you live long and share many moments like this with your kids.
not gonna lie, got a little choked up when you talked about your dad Jake. Thanks for sharing the Video!!!
This is by far my favourite corridor crew video, theres so much heart and love and you can feel it even three years later
Red hammer finish spray paint looks sweet for projects like this.
imo leave it how it is
Jake, This video really connected with me. I lost my father back in 2001 when I was 23. I was serving in the US Navy and was in the Persian Gulf when I found out. I saw the pride and the joy of you rebuilding the chain saw and it worked. The sense of accomplishment and pride of fixing something that was his that he used constantly is warming to the heart. Thank you for that video. I am glad you were able to complete the rebuild. Thank all of you at Corridor Digital for the enjoyment you bring to us all.
"were you facing north?" lmao
I got a tear in my eye watching this, and the sentimantal talk about hes dad.. I know that proud, childlike, sentimental feel. The way hes face lit up when it first startet..❤️
God, Jake is so American in these epic montages xD
Amazing job Jake. My dad passed away when I was 19. There’s so much that I wish I could have done with him or said to him. But you do look so much like him, and I think that’s a great gift.
The absolute instant that engine lit up my reaction was near identical to Jakes
As a guy into repairing and woodworking , I gotta say that the videos of Jake working on these types of projects are some of my favorites.
You remember Brett sayin' his papa used to send him to chop wood in the snow. LOL
This is a really powerful episode, having followed you guys for years and being a new father myself I really connected with the father son dynamics. Keep it up guys! Jake I’m sure your pops was looking down with a big smile on his face when that baby fired up
LMFAO!!! I love Brandon "If you don't give up, you'll win eventually."
Excellent job bud! Your dad would be wicked proud of you! You'll make a great father.
What an awesome hommage to your dad and parenthood in general :) Thank you, Jake, appreciated! I was very happy in the end to see it working :D
I think I'd add a paint job, but I know it's a controversial topic in restoring stuff :D Anyway, great job!
(Brandon's comments were hilarious :D)
I was legitimately happy when Jake got it working. And someone who grew without a father, this gave me the feels. Gotta love the Corridor Crew.
2:35 "Mmmmm yum. This pine grime will go great with street juice!" - Wren
I'm 28, and I lost my mother to cancer 7 months ago. It made me so inexplicably happy when that chainsaw started. Their memories will last forever in our hearts, but sometimes it's good to have something you can hold on to. My best wishes to you and your family Jake
Who else gets hyped when that Doby bassline kicks in?
YOU COULD YOU NOT?!
I have watched and re-watched this video so many times. It never ceases to make me happy. Nice job Jake! And Wren, be careful what you eat, please.
Jake is literally the spitting image of his dad the picture and him looked almost exactly identical.
Jake fixing his fathers chainsaw was fucking amazing. My dad does construction and I’ve always loved helping his fix things. Never gives up.
Your father would be proud, Jake. He was there with you when it wouldn't work. He made it happen the second time you tested it.
OMG I'm almost crying, I'm so happy for Jake.
My manly tear came out from this video. Oh wait there were manly onions here.
This was the first Corridor Crew video to bring a tear to my eye. Well done!
2:25
Jake: *scrapes grime off an ancient chainsaw, wears mask
Nick: *wears mask
. . .on his chin
. . . . .you know, where air enters your face.
TedOfNod Wren: *licks old chainsaw grime*
Jake, this was lovely. Congratulations on the result and the journey!
Id like a channel where he just does this all the time
Super proud of you Jake, love everyone's ability to adapt and overcome. Very inspiring show
Wren always tasting the weirdest and improbable stuff, kills me everytime
Eventually, you might not be the only one it kills. Evil laughter.
That is awesome that you got it going again. Keeping the memories alive.
Is there going to be a update on Carmichael and the new editor ?
his name is Dean I believe, they said his name a few times in the jenga video
@@dahuday I heard that too but I thought they were saying D and having D from Node film so they could all play.
lrig royal that’s what I thought too, but i guess we can’t be sure
So Is Carmichael really leaving or is he staying? Cause I don’t want him to leave 😕
Joseph Palma I thought it was confirmed he was leaving a long time ago? I could be wrong, but I remember that video saying it was around now he’d be leaving for good
Really happy for you dude, so glad you got it working yourself! My dad passed last year when I was 27 and I miss him every day
I suspect Wren regrets 50% of the things he does on camera.
This is one of my favourite videos. Seeing Jake’s devotion to remember his father is something you should see in everyone
0:26 I'm sorry for your loss Jake. Based on his offspring, I can tell he was a kind, wise and loving father.
(I feel condolences are never too late to share. As they are a form of care and respect; two qualities that don't dilute with time.)
That dayum 808 pattern that they use just is soo sick!! (I’m watching old videos)
when my dad was my age he built a stable and had horses on his parents property
he died 10 years ago but last year i started to take car of my own "horse" (datsun z) and its sitting in the stable he built like 30 years ago so i kinda feel you
man I'm so happy / proud of jake having managed to make the chainsaw work ... now he has (of thousands) of his father's memories alive and functional
This is the most American thing I've seen all day.
No joke this video made me cry, I lost my dad when I was 27 and it's funny how things that didn't seem that important growing up acquire meaning when you lose someone. It's like every object is that much more special just because of your memories of that person tied to that object. I'm sure you made your father proud.
I have never tasted condensed garage but I already know what it tastes like
As engine work goes, chainsaw are the best projects to start with when learning how to service and repair engines. Amazing job too, especially for your first time. All that’s left left now is to sharpen the chain. 😁 Glad you were able to take pride in knowing YOU were the one who fixed your Dad’s favorite tool. Love the vids guys, hope to meet you all someday!
I didn’t get a permission slip for this feels trip corridor. Amazing video.
lol this got a chuckle from me!
Nick's excitement for the chainsaw starting the first time was probably the most wholesome thing i ever seen him do.
That chainsaw is a Jonesred 361
yep. I can verify that.
Hey Jake! When you were talking about how your dad was and how he took care of his tools. I almost cried. (And for all of you other kids and people out there! Don't think that I a cry baby. Since I love when people love their parents.)😢
In class when a kid asks “how do I be a man”
Competent teacher : Pulls up a video of Jake refurbishing a chainsaw*
Beautiful job! So glad you got it running. I’m sure your dad would be proud!
I’m really upset there wasn’t a Raimi Zoom and you saying “ Groovy. “
My man I feel you
I love you guys, there aren't many words to describe how cool all of you are. It's hard not getting attached.
Watching again in spring 2020: They're flexing their mask stockpile
This video made me so happy. This is literally what I’ll be doing with my dads tools later in life. I swear he has every tool you could ever need
did they purposefully misplace the air compressor for the sponsor?
That's what I thought. But who knows, maybe someone really needed to clean their keyboard
@@arlenbales453 "someone"
My heart is warmed, my soul nourished. 👍
ok for real though, what chainsaw is that?
time to start the search
Love this way to go Jake makes me really happy to honor your dads legacy to you