For some reason, I regard your videos as the gold standard. When I watch others, I judge them based on what you would do. I silently scream at them, "You call that a restoration? You literally sanded it down and painted it. Ridiculous!".
Sand? "Grind the shit out of..." would be more accurate to describe what they do, butchering the tools. 50+ years of rust took less metal off than some of these so called ""restoration"" channels
I was totally surprised to hear you speak, when you watch something that is not narrated then you hear the person speak your voice is not what I imagine, you really have s great speaking voice. I am always amazed at your a ability to take on a task an then the end result. THANK YOU I ALWAYS ENJOY WATCHING.
Interesting, thanks for that. I first watched the silent version, then this one. Its hard to say which one I like the more. If I had to choose, I would favour this version with your vocal comments: 1) It's extra content, and it's informative 2) The voice is recorded at the exact right volume level 3) Just the right amount of speech and information, still not disturbing from watching. => I like it very much, great thanks !
For someone with my level of knowledge of anything mechanical, making the average slug look well educated, the narration is fantastic. Another beautiful restoration.
I really enjoyed the narration of this video. It adds so much of your train of thought when restoring this project. Thank you and keep up your excellent videos. Mike
man, I don't know if I'd want more of these, on one hand the extra info is nice, but these kind of vids are more just mindless hypnotic images of tools and whatnot, it works with minimal narration
I agree. He's so good at showing what he's doing that there's nothing that _needs_ to be said. It kinda feels redundant if he explains what you can already see. But maybe I feel that way because I'm used to his videos without commentary.
Since I have always watched them without narration, it is super nice to have narration. You'll have to through us cheapo's one every now & then. Thanks love your video's.
To be honest - I think I like the non-narrated videos better. It is very "meditating" to watch, and also it is kind of the signature feature of your chanel (most other restauration channels have lots of Music and talking).
Sometimes it maybe better to leave things as they are but you bring these things back to life you make it so they can fulfill their purpose again. We really enjoy watching you work.
Mustie1 or Darren, The best mechanic of TH-cam, I think it's right to describe what you do, even if the visual narrative does the most, in your work requires a vocal comment to specify. You two are my favorite channels.
I personally like the narration on the videos. It gives more insight to what you're thinking while you do them. I do love your work and I look forward to every video.
Have always loved HTR classic but this narrated version is fantastic option. Definitely gave helpful information for the uneducated (i.e. me) to learn the correct part names; get more history on the tool, it's use and the company itself; and more on what your process is. Hope you do more narrated versions, really dug it! CORRECTION: Might have to become a patron then!
I like the narration! Its nice to hear your thoughts on it and what you're doing for those of us who are interested in this work but dont do it ourselves.
I can't recall hearing him sayin' ehya or you bet. And he's Canadian? 😉 Now I can die in peace. I got to hear my favorite restorer's voice! Thank you so much for what you provide.
Dude now i like this better. You took the time to explain. ... without being a jackass... great job man. I like having the explanation better than just watching without one. It helps to know some of the history of the tool.
Hi . I actually liked all the videos of yours spishly the tools and the techniques you used in it , and l liked the funny things and actions you did and the tricks you done. I admire the wide knowledge you have. I wish to you the best and hope you 'll presents more videos .
Good timing on this narrated version. I had a problem reattaching a steel plate on a vise. They used drive screws but your lathe just used brass nails. I'll try that. Thanks.
Thank you for sharing your videos and your restoration work. You have almost reached 500k, reached that goal, the future has no boundaries. I hope to see your future videos, or made by others always like yours, who have inspired dozens of TH-camrs, however you remain the best. Greetings from Venezia.
Maybe a bit of threadlocker on the tool rest screw would keep it together better? Doesn't seem like it ever needs to come apart, so red threadlocker would be a bonus as it would match the paint! I like these narrated videos, it really takes your standard videos to a different dimension hearing you talk about rebuilding these. Meditative vs informative, it's a nice change of pace.
Thank you for your great video. 👍I thoroughly enjoy the voices over it is so good to hear a true tradesmen explains how and why he did it , I am a tradesman off over 30 years experience and l have seen same so call tradesmen who haven’t a clue why they should do it and to see their work it’s terrible they have no pride in their work , looking forward to another great video thank you
If your going to fill that tub Eric... Then make a fine mesh screen first for it that you can put in the bottom and lift out with some string or summat... That way if you drop owt in it...you can easily get it back without having to go fishing or diving...
Ive got a crane lathe that ive been trying to setup to make 11inch banjo drums so more lathe videos would help me out love your videos and i will get one or two of those awesome wrenches soon keep up the work!
Nice to hear your sultry tones but seriously eh, you do such a good job with the silent videos I can understand what you are doing each step of the way. Two thumbs up!
So I have watched the other video. Now I’m watching this one and it’s way better. I’m always wondering what your thoughts are while your working on this stuff.
Great videos. Minor point, but this is not a treadle lathe. Treadle lathes became bench lathes with few if any changes, just a motor was added below or behind the head stock. The look of this lathe is definitely post treadle era.
I know you're probably trying to do this all with basic tools, but I can't help thinking how much elbow grease you'd save by having access to a dry ice blasting cabinet :D
Not hating but i like your non narrated videos, your actions speak louder then words, sided with your sence of humor makes for awesome vids..... keep up the good work, just because its old and busted doesnt mean it can't be great again 👍👍 and you prove that one tool at a time.
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Dude I wish I had money to spare. I would definitely pay to hear this every time I watch. Been watching for over a year.
For some reason, I regard your videos as the gold standard. When I watch others, I judge them based on what you would do. I silently scream at them, "You call that a restoration? You literally sanded it down and painted it. Ridiculous!".
@Mike Nunyabizness I feel I've ran across your comments before. Good show!
Trey Cook same here, lol
Yeah me too
Sand? "Grind the shit out of..." would be more accurate to describe what they do, butchering the tools. 50+ years of rust took less metal off than some of these so called ""restoration"" channels
Word! The red cirkle of perfection!!
Guys, he’s speaking Canadian. *turns on captions
You always wanted to hear Ray Romano narrate restoration videos.
I hear more Ron Swanson.
@@HandToolRescue I was expecting Red Green...
@@HandToolRescue you sound a lot less like Ray Romano now - new camera maybe? PS - this episode needs more Nick Cage
Definitely Ray Romano.
Plus Everyone loves Raymond.
A Red Green Possum Lodge narrated version would be very Canadian Eh!!
I was totally surprised to hear you speak, when you watch something that is not narrated then you hear the person speak your voice is not what I imagine, you really have s great speaking voice. I am always amazed at your a ability to take on a task an then the end result. THANK YOU I ALWAYS ENJOY WATCHING.
Interesting, thanks for that. I first watched the silent version, then this one. Its hard to say which one I like the more. If I had to choose, I would favour this version with your vocal comments:
1) It's extra content, and it's informative
2) The voice is recorded at the exact right volume level
3) Just the right amount of speech and information, still not disturbing from watching.
=> I like it very much, great thanks !
انا من المملكه العربية السعودية اتابعك منذ سنه .ومعجب جدا بماتقوم به من عمل رائع
Welp...didn't know I needed your sultry voice in my life but here we are...
Let my sensual voice soothe your ears.
@@HandToolRescue How many Patreon dollahs do we need to give you to a complete narration of Dune? (With additional commentary)
For someone with my level of knowledge of anything mechanical, making the average slug look well educated, the narration is fantastic. Another beautiful restoration.
I know beggars can't be choosers, but everyday I log on I'm secretly hoping you have posted 10 new restoration videos! The best Channel on TH-cam!!
"Applied oil and twisted it back and forth until i could pull it out."
Sounds like a good Saturday night for sure.
I enjoyed the narration. You have a good voice and I like the explanation of what you are doing and why.
Thanks for the tip to use ear plugs to block up holes when painting. Enjoyed the video and seeing old tools brought back to life.
Thank you!
I really enjoyed the narration of this video. It adds so much of your train of thought when restoring this project. Thank you and keep up your excellent videos. Mike
I watched the silent version of this restoration the other day. I like the narration. 👍
man, I don't know if I'd want more of these, on one hand the extra info is nice, but these kind of vids are more just mindless hypnotic images of tools and whatnot, it works with minimal narration
disagree
I agree. He's so good at showing what he's doing that there's nothing that _needs_ to be said. It kinda feels redundant if he explains what you can already see. But maybe I feel that way because I'm used to his videos without commentary.
Since I have always watched them without narration, it is super nice to have narration. You'll have to through us cheapo's one every now & then. Thanks love your video's.
Reminds me of those narrated painting restorations love it
To be honest - I think I like the non-narrated videos better. It is very "meditating" to watch, and also it is kind of the signature feature of your chanel (most other restauration channels have lots of Music and talking).
Sometimes it maybe better to leave things as they are but you bring these things back to life you make it so they can fulfill their purpose again. We really enjoy watching you work.
l enjoyed the extra narrating to the video, great job
Thank you!
You would! 😁
Mustie1 or Darren, The best mechanic of TH-cam, I think it's right to describe what you do, even if the visual narrative does the most, in your work requires a vocal comment to specify. You two are my favorite channels.
Mustie1 is my #1 youtuber!
Just found your channel and I'm amazed at the things you do. Absolutely perfect. Subscriber for sure.
I personally like the narration on the videos. It gives more insight to what you're thinking while you do them. I do love your work and I look forward to every video.
Have always loved HTR classic but this narrated version is fantastic option.
Definitely gave helpful information for the uneducated (i.e. me) to learn the correct part names; get more history on the tool, it's use and the company itself; and more on what your process is.
Hope you do more narrated versions, really dug it!
CORRECTION: Might have to become a patron then!
This is how you advertise. This is so tempting. Need this in my life.
I like the narration! Its nice to hear your thoughts on it and what you're doing for those of us who are interested in this work but dont do it ourselves.
I enjoy the narration. I like to know what your doing. Answers many questions I have. Great job!
I can't recall hearing him sayin' ehya or you bet. And he's Canadian? 😉
Now I can die in peace. I got to hear my favorite restorer's voice!
Thank you so much for what you provide.
Dude now i like this better. You took the time to explain. ... without being a jackass... great job man. I like having the explanation better than just watching without one. It helps to know some of the history of the tool.
Thank you!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge, good job.
Like this hearing you explain what you are doing big thumbs up
Beautiful museum piece.
I like these narrated versions of the videos
Great job man keep up the great work. I love finally getting to hear some narration!
Nice to hear your voice. I enjoy your pantomime when you are restoring a tool because to me, it's your TH-cam identity.
Hi . I actually liked all the videos of yours spishly the tools and the techniques you used in it , and l liked the funny things and actions you did and the tricks you done. I admire the wide knowledge you have. I wish to you the best and hope you 'll presents more videos .
Thank you really enjoy your talk through.
Nicely narrated. thumbs up 👍👍
Good timing on this narrated version. I had a problem reattaching a steel plate on a vise. They used drive screws but your lathe just used brass nails. I'll try that. Thanks.
I liked the wire brush idea on the drill press...and now im looking for a 10 in wire wheel to install..great idea with the ear plug trick....
Brilliant job. 👍🏼
I like the narration. Thank you.
the most Canadian "soory" aha i love it
Love the narrative versions......keep doing some please!!
Thank you for sharing your videos and your restoration work. You have almost reached 500k, reached that goal, the future has no boundaries. I hope to see your future videos, or made by others always like yours, who have inspired dozens of TH-camrs, however you remain the best. Greetings from Venezia.
Thank you!
Love the narration, for those that don't, it's called mute...
Maybe a bit of threadlocker on the tool rest screw would keep it together better? Doesn't seem like it ever needs to come apart, so red threadlocker would be a bonus as it would match the paint!
I like these narrated videos, it really takes your standard videos to a different dimension hearing you talk about rebuilding these. Meditative vs informative, it's a nice change of pace.
I kind of like the narration. It explains how he got it apart an what he had to do to restore the peace.
Very cool aye, that's a neat little lathe.
Great videos keep it up love watching your videos
Every time i see the wrench you make i can't wait to get mine....lol Great video.
Thank you for your great video. 👍I thoroughly enjoy the voices over it is so good to hear a true tradesmen explains how and why he did it , I am a tradesman off over 30 years experience and l have seen same so call tradesmen who haven’t a clue why they should do it and to see their work it’s terrible they have no pride in their work , looking forward to another great video thank you
Awesome work, like always!
Enjoyed it greatly, thank you.
I miss the comedic antics though ! heh
like a Buster Keaton silent film....lmao
love it.
If your going to fill that tub Eric...
Then make a fine mesh screen first for it that you can put in the bottom and lift out with some string or summat...
That way if you drop owt in it...you can easily get it back without having to go fishing or diving...
You're not a mute! Outstanding!
Good job, thanks for the ear plug trick.
Both styles have their merits. I like the ones with commentary simply so I can feed off HTR’s hoard of benchtop lore and received wisdom.
It's even better with a narration :)
hey! this is actually very nice. didn't know what to expect, but it's cool, I like it!
Wow thanks for the sneak peek. I ever wondered how the patreon perk looks like. It's really worth it.
extraordinario !!!!!!
Me encantan las máquinas y ver en su página como las restauran felicidades y saludos desde CDMX México.
Cool video, I have a 1800s watchmakers lathe that I got working recently. Keep up the awesome work.
Ive got a crane lathe that ive been trying to setup to make 11inch banjo drums so more lathe videos would help me out love your videos and i will get one or two of those awesome wrenches soon keep up the work!
At first I was like "naww" and then I was like "yaa".
Good to know.
@@HandToolRescue Out of curiosity, is Evapo-rust Super safe rust remover multi-use or do you just use the batch and then have to throw it out?
@@bigchungus6827 You can use it again and again until it doesn't work.
Thank you so much for narrating I don’t know why the others are silent it’s annoying
Nice voice-over, nice lathe.
That wasn't bad for your first narration. As with all new skills practice makes perfect. Please I'd like to see more narration/voice overs. thankyou
All of his videos are narrated. But he only releases them on his patreon.
Awesome stuff! 👍🏻👊🏻
Nice to hear your sultry tones but seriously eh, you do such a good job with the silent videos I can understand what you are doing each step of the way. Two thumbs up!
I like the quiet ones because i like to hear the noises from cleaning you have a great voice tho very soothing 👌🏻👍🏻
Nice voice, but I prefer silencing videos
Me too.
oddly, by the end I had turned off the sound.
The voice was cool the silenced videos always put me to sleep after a while
Happy to see this.
I do like the narration...
So I have watched the other video. Now I’m watching this one and it’s way better. I’m always wondering what your thoughts are while your working on this stuff.
Brilliant 😊
You are the best!
excelente trabalho!
Keep up the good work!!
(With or without your voice)
Non narrated videos are way better
É um prazer para mim perder alguns minutos vendo suas restauração. Muito legal.
Great videos. Minor point, but this is not a treadle lathe. Treadle lathes became bench lathes with few if any changes, just a motor was added below or behind the head stock. The look of this lathe is definitely post treadle era.
Please do more narrated videos.....I actually really enjoyed this one 👍
Is this how the other half live? It's beautiful.
Muito bom amigo!!!Excelente trabalho!!!Like!
Awesome!
I really enjoyed this narrated version. To Patreon!
I refuse to believe this is what you sound like. I will continue to hear you as a 1980s wacky cool uncle character from a sitcom.
love it way better than silence videos :)
good job 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
That's the first time I've ever seen a brass tampon.
I am deaf...it was just like watching your silent videos. 😂😂😂
Did you get a new drill? I noticed a Milwaukee where I had previously seen Makitas before.
My GOD! You own a socket wrench!?!?
Your gettin’ a new patron
Awesome!
I know you're probably trying to do this all with basic tools, but I can't help thinking how much elbow grease you'd save by having access to a dry ice blasting cabinet :D
Your videos would be so much more popular if you shared these.
Solide works!
Nice video 👍
Not hating but i like your non narrated videos, your actions speak louder then words, sided with your sence of humor makes for awesome vids..... keep up the good work, just because its old and busted doesnt mean it can't be great again 👍👍 and you prove that one tool at a time.