Thank you for your video sir. I bought one at the swap meet for $1 because i like old hand tools in general. I had no idea what this was until i watched your video.. God Bless!
There was a time that I worked at a cotton mill in Columbus Ga. really tough environment on equipment. If you worked in maintenance and didn’t have one you would be getting one! The are way more handy than you would think, especially in a tight spot. Figuratively and literally... nice job.
Thanks for the video. I found one in my FILs shop and had no idea what it was or how to use it. I could have used this in the past. I'll clean it up and it'll be ready.
Sad to say..I had no clue what that was or for... heck, I have one exactly like that... and my head is hangin' low when i say this but I have always used mine as small wood rasp... so thanks for this video cause I could have used this more a 1000 times..smh.. have a gooden
A month ago I had no clue what this strange looking critter was. At first I thought it would quickly make a bolt look brand new. Wrong. Finally figured out it’s true purpose. Looking closely you can see it does not file the tip of the threads not the bottom of the valleys. It precisely files the thread walls. A NU-TRIX is actually very precisely engineered and manufactured. I so appreciate your honesty. If you find a No 9 metric version better grab it!
Thread restorers are nifty tools. Very simple but handy when you need them. Thanks!
Thank you my friend.
I found one in my dad's toolbox and had no idea, what it was. Thanks for the video
Thank you for your video sir. I bought one at the swap meet for $1 because i like old hand tools in general. I had no idea what this was until i watched your video.. God Bless!
Thank you for the kind words and the blessing! Greatly appreciated.
There was a time that I worked at a cotton mill in Columbus Ga. really tough environment on equipment. If you worked in maintenance and didn’t have one you would be getting one! The are way more handy than you would think, especially in a tight spot. Figuratively and literally... nice job.
Great video. Have not seen one of those in many years. Thanks for sharing.
Handy tool.
Thanks Ben.
thanks for sharing about a handy little tool!
You are welcome.
Thanks for the video. I found one in my FILs shop and had no idea what it was or how to use it. I could have used this in the past. I'll clean it up and it'll be ready.
They are an amazing little tool. Thanks for comment.
Great restoration, and it’s cool to see that it works just as well as the day it was made. By the way CONGRATULATIONS on hitting over 500 subs!😀👍
Thank you so much my patriot friend.
I have been looking for one of those, It is a worth while tool to have and can save you many headaches,
Works like a charm. If I find one will let you know ASAP.
Very cool!
Thank you Sir.
Wouldn't want to use the wrong side hey 😉. Handy little tool 👍👍👩🔧
Sorry I missed replying to your comment. Thanks my friend.
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Sad to say..I had no clue what that was or for... heck, I have one exactly like that... and my head is hangin' low when i say this but I have always used mine as small wood rasp... so thanks for this video cause I could have used this more a 1000 times..smh.. have a gooden
A month ago I had no clue what this strange looking critter was. At first I thought it would quickly make a bolt look brand new. Wrong. Finally figured out it’s true purpose. Looking closely you can see it does not file the tip of the threads not the bottom of the valleys. It precisely files the thread walls. A NU-TRIX is actually very precisely engineered and manufactured.
I so appreciate your honesty. If you find a No 9 metric version better grab it!