You are amazing, ALL of you!! Thank YOU! Honestly... It was such a shock to hear Scoutcrafte mention me. Had no idea he even knew I existed. I am deeply honored! Will return the favor, my friend. Thank you.
Always interested in different cleaning agents that America has got that we can access over her in Oz. The lights came out pretty smick 👌🏻 another great show. 👍🏻🇦🇺
Like the light, it came out beautiful, enjoyed the tutorial on the cleaning methods for the chrome. Then you came to the tube of FLITZ, I bet Chuck at 357 Magdad was giving that the ole eye ball. Thanks for the video, enjoyed watching.
That light fixture turned out wonderfully. I believe you could something out of a landfill and turning it into a treasure anyone would want. You have an amazing talent. Thanks! 😃👍
Every time you show us the poor man's flea market, I'm amazed at the stuff that New Yorkers throw away. Here in Missouri, all that stuff would be on Facebook Marketplace to be sold!
Greetings from Spain! Hi, John, just sending a few words to let you know how much I love and appreciate your channel and I look to each episode. Best wishes, Johnny, Norwegian living in Spain. Take care ☺️
Great video 👍 That Poor Man’s Flea Market is Gold! 🟨 So much great stuff out there. That scale was cool, I believe that one could run about $150 bucks new. I wonder if that painting 🖼 was a Picasso? 💰😆 That vintage trunk was real nice ,it looked all original inside, that was cool. I thought for sure you would bring that mini palm tree 🌴 home 🏡. That Chrome 💡light fixture was a awesome find👍. Great information and demonstration on the clean up and polish of that awesome chrome light fixture 👍. You did a fantastic job with that Light fixture!👍🔥I thought you would bring that jack home 😆. It was cool to see that 3/4” craftsman Ratcheting wrench 🔧 in action, jacking up that jack👍. Great to see you got it cleaned up and working properly again. Also glad you wasn’t stingy with the 50-50.😂Again great job! Another great shot of Old Glory 🇺🇸 flying in the breeze with that beautiful sky. Well again great video and can’t wait to see what you do on Friday. Have a great evening. 😄👍👍
I got 1 out of 3 this week. I knew that Jack was coming to the basement. I'm thrilled others have found out how amazing Flitz is. Someday I'll share my story of finding it in 1984, and I still have half a tube because it doesn't take much to work. #flitzit
My sisters had those dolls with the eyes that opened and closed, I wonder how they worked. Another great video, always interesting, inspiring and humorous. As always thanks for your time and knowledge.
The light bar cleanup is great. If the people who tossed it could see it now, they would want it back. Thank you for the tip about the slot to accommodate the unit body seam. I learned something new. A cartridge reloader hobbiest would like the scale. I would be afraid to open the garbage bags too. It might be too depressing to see the nice things that were headed to the dump.
Pat- I know that there was some awesome stuff in those bags, especially the ones by the Gray house under contract. I just don’t want to go down that slippery slope or I might get sucked into being that guy with a shopping cart and long hair with a dirty hat. 😂😂😂
That is an excellent light fixture! I’m glad you grabbed the doll. It looks like an American Girl Biddy Baby. My daughter has one. They were pretty expensive.
The lamp looks like new! I have Flitz too and I learned about watching 357 Magdad and works really well on my tools that I am restoring but the finish on the chrome was incredible. Thanks for sharing this.
Just out of curiosity, have you seen any of the new people moving in? 44 years ago my wife and I were the new youngsters on the block. Now we’ve been here the longest and we’re starting to see some younger newlyweds with one or two children moving in. The neighborhood hasn’t changed much. Block parties every summer and a master list of everyone passed out. Most don’t mind to be on the list and there’s no pressure. You be you. I’ve been called upon a few times to help nail a fence board back in place or some such thing. We pass around a list of known good tradesmen that have done good work. Nice neighborhood and neighbors.
Tony- What a beautiful site that must be. Here in the city you rarely see the new neighbors and quite often there are many people moving into the dwelling few speaking English and many different people coming and going.
@@ScoutCrafter I’m in a suburb of Chicago. Not too far of the city. I visit my family (brother and sister who never married) in the house I grew up in. That neighborhood has changed very much. Getting more dangerous and most people don’t even acknowledge a hello. Sad what’s become of it. I wish you good luck. But this is an aside. Your channel gives me great pleasure and I’m thankful for people like you and your subscribers. I’ve learned a lot. Thanks.
As a garbologist that first stop with the trunk & frames looked like an awesome for a little garbology. When I was working, I would use that type of scissor jack to tweak heavy electrical equipment into place. It made the job much easier. I love your poor mans flea market segments. We'll done👍🏻🇺🇲
Mr. J The light came out great but I think people that come here should get YOU over the 50 K mark, even if you have to go to there house and cook them dinner. P.S. by the way I live in California and would like it around 7 pm if thats ok with you... 😁
Awesome.. love the Flitz .. play my way to try it on one of my projects...357 mag dad gave me a sample.... I thought you were going to take the jack. Or the wine fridge.. I knew you were going to take one of the lights... Stay safe John .
For my wife's Honda Pilot, she has a Milwaukee M12 stubby impact with a socket that fits the end of the scissor jack..makes for much easier jacking if she needs to change her tire.
That was a quick 17 min... I see the dark side of S.C. is coming out when you grabbed that doll..lol.. Its hard to tell the condition sometimes when watching videos on your phone, but I would have grabbed that trunk... I remember seeing a trunk at an antique sale and the inside was lined with old newspaper that had yellowed from age and slightly torn, but the date on the newspaper was Nov 1865.. If I had the money I would have purchased it.. S.C. thx for bringing us along on another great video... Take care...
Always nice to use some skills picked up from the old man, we're very lucky with those! Also automotive clean and care products are so great in our hobby.
My mother had that dual outlet light fixture at 17:05 in her home in Napa California. The house was only 425 square feet and was built in 1925. My grandmother originally bought the house in 1948 for $8,000. I have one item that use to be part of the house. A four plug electrical outlet. The two outlets on the right were for 110 voltage and the two on the left were marked antenna and ground.
@@ScoutCrafter My grandmother outlived two husbands. I don't know what she got in the way of Social Security and was unable to work because of bad health. She was 65 when she bought the house and it was paid off when she died. My mother took out a loan against the house for $2,000 to bury her mother.
Wow, John, you were spoilt for choice there, I did wonder about the lighting and the jack, but dismissed the jack as too ordinary. The light fitting came out great, thanks for the advice on cleaning and polishing, that sure is a classic design and the Flitz did a great job on the chrome. My daughter had a doll that looked just like that one and she used to take it everywhere, hanging by the same arm, we had to repair it a number of times where the stitching came loose, it's still here somewhere !
Stuart I was pleasantly surprised at the quality and weight of this piece, often today as you know fixtures are thin gauge, poorly plated cheap pieces that aren’t made to last. I bet this fixture was pretty expensive when purchased. 😃👍
I bought a quart of Flitz! That jack is pretty cool. I found one similar but bigger for $2 at a flea market. I have yet to use it but I keep it in a special place for the day I will need it.
As you said, looks like new again. Very well done. The scissor jack was a good find. So many uses in addition to picking up cars. A local woodturning friend uses one to raise his table saw to move around. Dave.
Great episode, and wow did the light fixture come out nice! That was most likely in a bathroom and I bet ya it was hairspray all over it. Nice job sir!
Great looking light fixtures! Paul really has a great channel too bad we can't subscribe twice 😅. I got a hold of flitz also because of 357magdad. Thanks again and see you Friday
@@ScoutCrafter Well, I have looked at a 31 sedan and a 31 pick-up., but the owner wanted to much for the pick-up for the work that it needed and miss the sedan. Always looking😁
Hi Scout 👋...just an idea for that chip on your light shade. I have had luck with using a fine diamond file like EZE-LAP 3-1/4" x 1/4" Diamond Round Sharpener in Brass Handle (sorry...text copied from Amazon) to "frost" glass chip. The rounded nose of this file gives great control to remain within the margins of the chip. Thanks again as as always, have a happy day!
My great grandmother, whom I blessed to have in my life until 2022, she passed at the age of 98 years old. She had a beautiful doll house. Took her many of years to build, it was a true piece of art. Everything from the framing too electrical for the tiny little light fixtures and ceiling fans inside of it. It was a 3 or 4 story Victoria style manor. I can't remember the scale of it, but everything was very miniature. We used to go to hobby store and buy all the miniature furniture and furnishing for it. It was a true to scale model. Thanks for the memory reminder, Scout.
The mass exodus is crazy . We are in NC for 20 years now and there are so many people living here now . I had like 3 people ask me if I wanted to sell my house in the last 3months . The doll reminds me of the old Planet of the Apes movie 1968 . MAMA MA MA MA MA 😂😂
Great video…that light fixture came out primo…was thinking the mechanism in the scissor jack may might maybe be used to make a screw type vise at a work table ??? 🤔🤔….🖖
Flitz to the rescue, what a difference a little elbow grease makes to something that shouldn’t have been thrown out in the first place. Nothing of that quality new today unless your willing to pay a lot! Jacks, they always come in handy, and not just for changing tires. Again the PMFM entertains; may be worth opening bags after all…..
It is a spectacular light fixture! Top quality and now its as good as new! If you could buy that new today, I bet it costs three hundred dollars! I think you should put the doll in your shop and he could be ScoutCrafter Jr. I still can't wrap my brain around so much good stuff going to a landfill. Are there no thrift stores in New York?
@@ScoutCrafter I only go to Lowes or Home Depot to buy lumber. Otherwise I go to Ace, but even then it is not usually for tools or hardware (I have plenty of that!). It is for stuff like fly traps, chemical stuff, propane refill, etc... I just received a freebie haul of hardware today!
I think the wall light is meant to have the light shining up onto a white ceiling so it diffuses around a room but you could use it the other way with the light coming down.
Are those compact bulbs in that fixture those weird ones that were supposed to get bright quicker? In reality they got round the slow warm up time of the fluorescent tube by putting an incandescent element inside the bulb too both to provide better instant light and also to more quickly heat up the tube so it in turn got to full brightness faster.
Matthew- Not these bulbs but I have a couple of the bulbs you mentioned, they were compact fluorescent with a small halogen timed bulb. When the switch was thrown the halogen gave instant light, after a minute when the compact fluorescent came to full brightness the halogen would cut off! 😃👍
Crime, taxes, prices, homeless, and migrants up, all resulting in quality of life going down, so people are moving to places like FL and TX. Hard to say more without getting into a political controversy.
Chuck was so excited about that tube of Flitz in your hand, he made me watch your whole episode twice!
😂😂😂😂
I heard it was 3 times Chuck made you watch it 😮
You have to love Chuck
John, I was going crazy you didn't grab that scale from the poor man flee market, I would love to find one
Chuck is the man
You are amazing, ALL of you!! Thank YOU! Honestly... It was such a shock to hear Scoutcrafte mention me. Had no idea he even knew I existed. I am deeply honored! Will return the favor, my friend. Thank you.
I started watching your channel thanks to John, great channel. My uncle has a model A.
John, you are proof positive that we can overcome this throw away mentality! 👍🏻
Scout Crafte could open a museum with all this stuff!
Always interested in different cleaning agents that America has got that we can access over her in Oz. The lights came out pretty smick 👌🏻 another great show. 👍🏻🇦🇺
Like the light, it came out beautiful, enjoyed the tutorial on the cleaning methods for the chrome. Then you came to the tube of FLITZ, I bet Chuck at 357 Magdad was giving that the ole eye ball. Thanks for the video, enjoyed watching.
Lol...😃 You found chest...and I said, "finally,he found real treasure chest..." Makes me smile...This lamb turned to new brand...
What a super find and thanks for the clean up tips on chrome. I would have to make your flea market trips with a pickup truck.
That light fixture turned out wonderfully. I believe you could something out of a landfill and turning it into a treasure anyone would want. You have an amazing talent. Thanks! 😃👍
Every time you show us the poor man's flea market, I'm amazed at the stuff that New Yorkers throw away. Here in Missouri, all that stuff would be on Facebook Marketplace to be sold!
People here are afraid to use facebook MP because lots of shady people show up, it’s just not worth it. 😂👍
That fixture is worth at least $400 on eBay. Of course, that is after you gave it the Scoutcrafter work over.
Greetings from Spain! Hi, John, just sending a few words to let you know how much I love and appreciate your channel and I look to each episode. Best wishes, Johnny, Norwegian living in Spain. Take care ☺️
The little guy needs a name- It just might call for a new challenge. lol
Good episode -as always ❤️🇺🇸
Another great video today John and some good finds. I was amazed to see how good those lights came. Thank You for sharing!!!
You brought that light fixture back to life. Better than new.
That fixture turned out amazing! Would love to see that on the finished display board you mentioned.
Great video 👍 That Poor Man’s Flea Market is Gold! 🟨 So much great stuff out there. That scale was cool, I believe that one could run about $150 bucks new. I wonder if that painting 🖼 was a Picasso? 💰😆 That vintage trunk was real nice ,it looked all original inside, that was cool. I thought for sure you would bring that mini palm tree 🌴 home 🏡. That Chrome 💡light fixture was a awesome find👍. Great information and demonstration on the clean up and polish of that awesome chrome light fixture 👍. You did a fantastic job with that Light fixture!👍🔥I thought you would bring that jack home 😆. It was cool to see that 3/4” craftsman Ratcheting wrench 🔧 in action, jacking up that jack👍. Great to see you got it cleaned up and working properly again. Also glad you wasn’t stingy with the 50-50.😂Again great job! Another great shot of Old Glory 🇺🇸 flying in the breeze with that beautiful sky. Well again great video and can’t wait to see what you do on Friday. Have a great evening. 😄👍👍
Steven- I promised myself I wouldn’t look thru bags! 😂😂😂
Light fixture has that clean midcentury modern look. I thought you would get out the turtle wax for that chrome.
I got 1 out of 3 this week. I knew that Jack was coming to the basement.
I'm thrilled others have found out how amazing Flitz is. Someday I'll share my story of finding it in 1984, and I still have half a tube because it doesn't take much to work.
#flitzit
That fixture came out great flitz works great
My sisters had those dolls with the eyes that opened and closed, I wonder how they worked. Another great video, always interesting, inspiring and humorous. As always thanks for your time and knowledge.
Great idea for the shop towels! Out of the way and no worry of dust or other stuff accumulating in the box being its upside down.
The light bar cleanup is great. If the people who tossed it could see it now, they would want it back. Thank you for the tip about the slot to accommodate the unit body seam. I learned something new. A cartridge reloader hobbiest would like the scale. I would be afraid to open the garbage bags too. It might be too depressing to see the nice things that were headed to the dump.
Pat- I know that there was some awesome stuff in those bags, especially the ones by the Gray house under contract. I just don’t want to go down that slippery slope or I might get sucked into being that guy with a shopping cart and long hair with a dirty hat. 😂😂😂
Ya made chuck proud..no doubt.. came out super nice!
Senor... you just reflected, what so many of us feel as a little kid, and later never came back in our lives.
Good find..love ❤ it when you talk about your Mom and Dad
Jackpot on that light fixture that is stunning 🤩
The wall lights polished up beautifully, they look great. You always seem to find good items at the PMFM! Amazing what gets thrown out.
That is an excellent light fixture! I’m glad you grabbed the doll. It looks like an American Girl Biddy Baby. My daughter has one. They were pretty expensive.
It’s funny Paul but that doll really feels like a quality item! 😃👍
@@ScoutCrafter at least $60
I could not guess what you took on that walk. That light fixture is absolutely stunning. Boy can you clean. Nice work and thanks for sharing.
I figured you would grab the jack, I would have lost a bet on the doll though 😅😂. Great job on the light fixture
The lamp looks like new! I have Flitz too and I learned about watching 357 Magdad and works really well on my tools that I am restoring but the finish on the chrome was incredible. Thanks for sharing this.
Just out of curiosity, have you seen any of the new people moving in? 44 years ago my wife and I were the new youngsters on the block. Now we’ve been here the longest and we’re starting to see some younger newlyweds with one or two children moving in. The neighborhood hasn’t changed much. Block parties every summer and a master list of everyone passed out. Most don’t mind to be on the list and there’s no pressure. You be you. I’ve been called upon a few times to help nail a fence board back in place or some such thing. We pass around a list of known good tradesmen that have done good work. Nice neighborhood and neighbors.
Tony- What a beautiful site that must be. Here in the city you rarely see the new neighbors and quite often there are many people moving into the dwelling few speaking English and many different people coming and going.
@@ScoutCrafter I’m in a suburb of Chicago. Not too far of the city. I visit my family (brother and sister who never married) in the house I grew up in. That neighborhood has changed very much. Getting more dangerous and most people don’t even acknowledge a hello. Sad what’s become of it. I wish you good luck. But this is an aside. Your channel gives me great pleasure and I’m thankful for people like you and your subscribers. I’ve learned a lot. Thanks.
If it wasn’t “Mid-Week Wednesday” it would be a wishy-washy Wednesday. Things just wouldn’t be right! Another great episode, John!
As a garbologist that first stop with the trunk & frames looked like an awesome for a little garbology. When I was working, I would use that type of scissor jack to tweak heavy electrical equipment into place. It made the job much easier. I love your poor mans flea market segments. We'll done👍🏻🇺🇲
Mr. J
The light came out great but I think people that come here should get YOU over the 50 K mark, even if you have to go to there house and cook them dinner. P.S. by the way I live in California and would like it around 7 pm if thats ok with you... 😁
Awesome.. love the Flitz .. play my way to try it on one of my projects...357 mag dad gave me a sample.... I thought you were going to take the jack. Or the wine fridge.. I knew you were going to take one of the lights... Stay safe John .
Mistake to pass on that Ohaus scale. It's lab grade, also used by reloaders and other hobbyists. Another great video. That fixture turned out perfect.
For my wife's Honda Pilot, she has a Milwaukee M12 stubby impact with a socket that fits the end of the scissor jack..makes for much easier jacking if she needs to change her tire.
That was a quick 17 min... I see the dark side of S.C. is coming out when you grabbed that doll..lol..
Its hard to tell the condition sometimes when watching videos on your phone, but I would have grabbed that trunk...
I remember seeing a trunk at an antique sale and the inside was lined with old newspaper that had yellowed from age and slightly torn, but the date on the newspaper was Nov 1865..
If I had the money I would have purchased it..
S.C. thx for bringing us along on another great video... Take care...
That trunk was a real example antique, I still have the cedar one I found last year at my GF’s house! 🫣😂
That light fixture is beautiful. I would have been sorely tempted to take that little refrigerator even though I didn't need it.😁
Use the socket and put it on an electric drill. That scissors jack will fly up and down.
Always nice to use some skills picked up from the old man, we're very lucky with those! Also automotive clean and care products are so great in our hobby.
My mother had that dual outlet light fixture at 17:05 in her home in Napa California. The house was only 425 square feet and was built in 1925. My grandmother originally bought the house in 1948 for $8,000. I have one item that use to be part of the house. A four plug electrical outlet. The two outlets on the right were for 110 voltage and the two on the left were marked antenna and ground.
According to the Census the average salary back in ‘48 was $3,200 a year! 😃👍
@@ScoutCrafter My grandmother outlived two husbands. I don't know what she got in the way of Social Security and was unable to work because of bad health. She was 65 when she bought the house and it was paid off when she died. My mother took out a loan against the house for $2,000 to bury her mother.
That Flitz is an excellent product for most materials! It even clears up headlights.
Wow, John, you were spoilt for choice there, I did wonder about the lighting and the jack, but dismissed the jack as too ordinary. The light fitting came out great, thanks for the advice on cleaning and polishing, that sure is a classic design and the Flitz did a great job on the chrome. My daughter had a doll that looked just like that one and she used to take it everywhere, hanging by the same arm, we had to repair it a number of times where the stitching came loose, it's still here somewhere !
They make latex and silicone dolls today that are hyper realistic and amazing to look at. 😃👍
Cool....mini Scoutcrafter doll!
Wine fridges are perfect for storing and aging cheese as you can set the temperature to some degrees above your regular fridge.
Awesome work on the lamp Scout. That looks like quality plating👍
Stuart I was pleasantly surprised at the quality and weight of this piece, often today as you know fixtures are thin gauge, poorly plated cheap pieces that aren’t made to last. I bet this fixture was pretty expensive when purchased. 😃👍
I have been a subscriber to Paul Shinn’s Channel for many years too! We all have a lot in common!
I’m still amazed at that! 😃👍
The lights came out beautiful. And when I saw the jack, I was saying I would have grabbed that. Glad to see you did, many uses for those.
Great Show Man. I Love light fixtures too. Also went over to Paul’s Channel and subscribed,let him know you sent me over.
Thanks Randy!
I bought a quart of Flitz! That jack is pretty cool. I found one similar but bigger for $2 at a flea market. I have yet to use it but I keep it in a special place for the day I will need it.
As you said, looks like new again. Very well done.
The scissor jack was a good find. So many uses in addition to picking up cars. A local woodturning friend uses one to raise his table saw to move around.
Dave.
GREAT TO SEE 'PIPES', thxs for sharing...
Tom- Thatbwas Trixy- She’s always curious about what I bring home! 😂👍
@@ScoutCrafter thxs for correcting me
Great episode, and wow did the light fixture come out nice! That was most likely in a bathroom and I bet ya it was hairspray all over it. Nice job sir!
I remember my Mom and sister using hairspray as a kid, also spray deodorant. I had to let the bathroom clear out before going in! 😂👍
Great looking light fixtures! Paul really has a great channel too bad we can't subscribe twice 😅. I got a hold of flitz also because of 357magdad. Thanks again and see you Friday
Mike- Keep watching Paul and we’ll both be looking for a model A! 😂👍
@@ScoutCrafter Well, I have looked at a 31 sedan and a 31 pick-up., but the owner wanted to much for the pick-up for the work that it needed and miss the sedan. Always looking😁
Hi Scout 👋...just an idea for that chip on your light shade. I have had luck with using a fine diamond file like EZE-LAP 3-1/4" x 1/4" Diamond Round Sharpener in Brass Handle (sorry...text copied from Amazon) to "frost" glass chip. The rounded nose of this file gives great control to remain within the margins of the chip. Thanks again as as always, have a happy day!
Thanks John!
Wow I never knew how to use those jacks. Thank you so much!
My great grandmother, whom I blessed to have in my life until 2022, she passed at the age of 98 years old. She had a beautiful doll house. Took her many of years to build, it was a true piece of art. Everything from the framing too electrical for the tiny little light fixtures and ceiling fans inside of it. It was a 3 or 4 story Victoria style manor. I can't remember the scale of it, but everything was very miniature. We used to go to hobby store and buy all the miniature furniture and furnishing for it. It was a true to scale model. Thanks for the memory reminder, Scout.
Those style doll houses are miniature marvels- You can spend years making one and never wasting a moment. 😃👍
That fixture looks amazing.
Let there be light! And, the trunk is killing me! 150 + yrs old! Oy!
Great job on the lights.
Hi John, the light fixture it looks really good 👍
Wow. The light the jack and the baby doll. I'm guessing most of us were 0 for 3 this time! Cool light though.
The mass exodus is crazy . We are in NC for 20 years now and there are so many people living here now . I had like 3 people ask me if I wanted to sell my house in the last 3months .
The doll reminds me of the old Planet of the Apes movie 1968 .
MAMA MA MA MA MA 😂😂
The Carolina’s are a popular destination for people fleeing big cities. 😃👍
Great video…that light fixture came out primo…was thinking the mechanism in the scissor jack may might maybe be used to make a screw type vise at a work table ??? 🤔🤔….🖖
Flitz to the rescue, what a difference a little elbow grease makes to something that shouldn’t have been thrown out in the first place. Nothing of that quality new today unless your willing to pay a lot! Jacks, they always come in handy, and not just for changing tires. Again the PMFM entertains; may be worth opening bags after all…..
Michael- Once you cross that line of opening bags it’s a slippery slope! 😂😂😂
Paul Shinn replied: "Scoutcrafter is awesome!"
He’s really a fantastic guy, after watching a bunch of his videos you can tell what he’s like. Thanks for subscribing to him!! 😃👍
Great finds and repair
It is a spectacular light fixture! Top quality and now its as good as new! If you could buy that new today, I bet it costs three hundred dollars! I think you should put the doll in your shop and he could be ScoutCrafter Jr. I still can't wrap my brain around so much good stuff going to a landfill. Are there no thrift stores in New York?
Nothing really in NY this city is like a large oxymoron. I went to Lowe’s today and was shocked at the increase of prices throughout the store!!! 🫣😂👍
@@ScoutCrafter I only go to Lowes or Home Depot to buy lumber. Otherwise I go to Ace, but even then it is not usually for tools or hardware (I have plenty of that!). It is for stuff like fly traps, chemical stuff, propane refill, etc... I just received a freebie haul of hardware today!
I think the wall light is meant to have the light shining up onto a white ceiling so it diffuses around a room but you could use it the other way with the light coming down.
I guess you could! Then we call it a “Sconce”. 😃👍
Are those compact bulbs in that fixture those weird ones that were supposed to get bright quicker?
In reality they got round the slow warm up time of the fluorescent tube by putting an incandescent element inside the bulb too both to provide better instant light and also to more quickly heat up the tube so it in turn got to full brightness faster.
Matthew- Not these bulbs but I have a couple of the bulbs you mentioned, they were compact fluorescent with a small halogen timed bulb. When the switch was thrown the halogen gave instant light, after a minute when the compact fluorescent came to full brightness the halogen would cut off! 😃👍
@@ScoutCrafter Yeah that's the ones, the idea was to heat up the mercury amalgam in the fluorescent tube faster.
Great show
Great stuff
Same my dad waxed everything that was new. I now do the same
Tom Gunn!!! 😃👍
Was happy when you said you just couldn’t see that doll go to the landfill. It didn’t deserve such a fate.
😃👍
Wow! Looks nice.
I’d have had to grab that Ohaus scale.
We had two of those CFB bulbs catch on fire. When that happened, we tossed them all.
Some early ones were not rated for enclosed fixtures. You can’t even find them any more.
Someone could open a thrift business by walking around your neighborhood and picking up throw away items.
That wall light would look good on the porch.
3:30 I had to put one of those together once. It's in the attic now 10 years later, and will probably be in the bin in 10 years time .
I like the ones that look like a house from one side and a cutaway from the other. This one just had a blank back. 😃👍
@@ScoutCrafter yes that's the one she has (the former). Pity that it will end up just like that one though.
Question Scoutcraft, why is so many people leaving New York ?
Most are leaving because stuff they accidentally leave outside disappears at night.
@@spencereagle1118 😂😂😂
Crime, taxes, prices, homeless, and migrants up, all resulting in quality of life going down, so people are moving to places like FL and TX. Hard to say more without getting into a political controversy.
@@TheOtherBill As a mortgage pay, God fearin' AMERICA, I SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 2nd that!!!! You get what you vote for people!
In a word: progressivism
The dent in your head I see is getting better! That’s the best place as a US Marine to get hit because it is the hardest part of our bodies!
😂. Semper Fi!
BOOM 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Crime & Economics, deal with the crime, make it affordable to live there and New York becomes the Greatest Big City on Earth.
You are correct. Very sad what's happening.
At one time NYC was thriving. Now people are fleeing but replaced.
Cleaning years of neglect...and perhaps thousands of cigarettes, will add a nasty yellow ting of stink to everything in its pathway.
hair spray
Your choices were good but I would have to have taken the chest 🥃 👍 😊
When I saw the Jack I knew that was one of the three. You surprised me with the doll...you are getting soft.
😂😂😂
Wow the lamp came up great looks like great quality
Still amazing to me what people throw away crazy
God bless take care 🇳🇿🇮🇱🇺🇸🪖🗽🦅🦔47/FJB🤬