You never cease to amaze me!! That screwdriver is one of your best efforts yet. For a guy like me (that loves tools and DIY and saving nice things from the trash bin) your channel is an absolute joy, and I find myself looking forward to your new videos. It is obvious that you are having fun and enjoying life, which makes it all the better. Keep it up!! BTW, in the south we call it "mish mash". All the best, Red
Scoutcrafter that screwdriver is absolutely outstanding! The green is like a jewel. I feel there should be an armed guard standing next to it just for me to look at it!
Another fantastic restoration; perhaps my favorite. Red "S" for Scoutcrafter is great. BTW, I bought both the green multi-screw driver and the metal dustpan you had shown a few videos back. Both are very nice.
John my saying is true, crap to ice cream. An asset to any tool collection. No wonder you were a scout leader, patients. Most today would have thrown it away. I know you have your own museum with tools , locks etc. you are very entertaining, thank you.
It's always sad to have trees removed. But new trees are satisfying also. Getting to plant something that will probably outlive you and allow people to enjoy them for years to come is great. It's also pretty neat watching how much they grow each year and become a nice specimen. Do some research and visit some nursery's to pick out the right ones. There are so many variety's to choose from. We had a neighbor cheap out and have someone who didn't know what he was doing and too small of equipment-remove a stump. Well he had to have someone come back and regrind. He missed a lot of it the first time. It's worth the price to have a pro do it. Enjoy
John, for the Perfect scales, I use Plasticine - press it into the scale recess to take a mould of the scale, slice off the pinhole excess, then ink the surface and press it onto the wood. Gives a super impression and an outline which you can carve to. Works for me...
Great job on the screwdriver. You are a gifted craftsman and artisan. Few people would have gotten the results you did. Congrats. A quick comment on the removal of your tree stumps - maybe not for you because of you city's fire regulations - but within other jurisdictions, you can remove stumps by taking an axe and dishing out a depression in the stump then for the cost of a partial bag of BBQ briquettes, place a few in the depression and light them. They will smolder away for a few days and your stumps are gone. You can even BBQ several meals for yourself an neighbors - set up ScoutCrafter's burger and dog stand and donate the proceeds to a green charity. Good Cookin' Michael from Canada
Hello Michael- That is the good old fashioned way of removing a stump! That and Dynamite! =D Here in the city we can't have any fires for any reason! NUTS!
That screwdriver is great! You now have a Christmas screwdriver red and green :D. Pushing the envelope is what we do best here. Wouldn't have it any other way 🐱👍
I love the green in contrast with the Scoutcrafter Red. Very nice. Very nice. Good call on contracting for the stump removal. Let the pros do that one. Especially since there are 4 and pretty big ones. Have a great week, sir!
Love it. I love any tool that has green in it. That screwdriver turned out beautiful. Once again you worked your magic. Keep it up ScoutCrafter! Your tops in my book.
Your skills are superb. Your woodworking, metal working and restoration are amazing. You do it for the love of tools. You draw us in to see the finished product. I enjoy your channel Jess, in California
Man I learn so much here. I've probably removed hundreds of those old Schraders fixing tubes. Never even thought about who invented it. BTW great work on the scales. Thanks
The screwdriver looks fantastic! Normally I wouldn’t think that I would like green colored wood but wow it looks great. I really like how the grain is still visible too. It’s so cool that you still have a can of stain from when you were 15! Wow how time flies right. As always thanks for sharing.
Wow.... gotta love that Green Handle... it’s making me want to find a project to show off that deep yet clear appearance..My mind is racing,Perhaps a Body Hammer... Thanks for the Challenge...James
Love the Scoutcrafter-Red and Kentucky Green combo! I would love a whole set of tools with this color theme. Keep up the good work! Thanks for sharing your skills.
Great job on the screwdriver! Got to say I prefer the natural colours on the handle rather than the green, but as you said, pushing the envelope. Keep it up John, we appreciate your channel!
Fantastic restoration as usual.. The green was good. Makes the tool unique. I really didn't think there as enough left to restore. The taper to the tip looks perfect..
Wow, love the green but that red...........not on this one! Might be OK for the Christmas season but I think black would have been a better choice. The transformation start to finish is astounding though. Great job as usual John.
That is amazing ScoutCrafter! I love the green! I wouldn’t mind seeing you go through the steps to achieve that beautiful green finish in an upcoming video. Incredible job!
Absolutely beautiful, fantastic job young man. First time back in a few months, have some binge watching to do to catch up. Been down and out a bit, great to be back.
I love that green, absolutely beautiful job. I really need to try to use that technique soon! I was a bit low on positive energy but after this video I'm doing much better:) Thank you!
Looked like that screwdriver did some time in the ocean 🌊! Challenge accomplished. I have a stump that is rotted out in the center like yours! My wife plans on planting flowers 💐 in it.
But what about the Stanley? 😁 That is the. Bests scale replacement I have seen John. I like how you showed the steps. That is key. Trying to skip one leads to problems. Thanks for doing all the work on this one. Schrader valves are a cool invention. They are used in more than inner tubes. When we lived in the country with a well we had a water tank with an air filled bladder to smooth out the water flow. I forget what the pressure setting was but if the air leaked out of the bladder the pump ran all the time. Great Mosh!
I've seen you work your magic on some pretty rough looking tools but I think this one tops them in degree of difficulty. The marbleized green finish looks absolutely amazing in my opinion.
John, Outstanding. Thanks, we got everything here today. A quick and easy explanation for an easy out, an update on our fur bearing and avian friends, a little history and some restoration we just had to stick around for. I honestly thought that screwdriver was going to become a scratch awl.
I personally really like the marbleized green. It really stands out and with the dab of scout crafter red to finish it off... superbly done. Thanks for another fun and enjoyable video.
Very nice John. The scales came out wonderful! I thought that screwdriver was about done for but you came through as always. Took alot of patience and perseverance! 🇺🇸👏Roger
Awesome job John. I really like the green handle and really enjoyed watching you make them. I have 2 that I need to do and now have a idea how to go about it. Thank You and Thank You for sharing!!
One guy I know will leave the stumps two or three feet high and build little shake roofs for them so it looks like a well or fairy house then his wife makes a garden around them. I gotta love the color you used and the old can.
That looks marvelous! I was worried there for a second. I was imagining that you drilled holes thru it or something😬😬😬! But no you really outdid yourself on that one! Great job! Very creative!
I honestly thought that screwdriver was beyond saving. But you did it again, Scoutcrafter. Absolutely beautiful tool again. Well done, you're an inspiration
That screwdriver turned out excellent! I love the green kind of a vintage take on the OEM Tools screwdriver. And by the way, I always sit back, relax and take some time to enjoy your channel.
That screw driver looks better than the day it came out of the factory :)
In the immortal words of Kermit the frog, 'it is not easy being green'.
I love the finished screw driver. Brilliant
You never cease to amaze me!! That screwdriver is one of your best efforts yet. For a guy like me (that loves tools and DIY and saving nice things from the trash bin) your channel is an absolute joy, and I find myself looking forward to your new videos. It is obvious that you are having fun and enjoying life, which makes it all the better. Keep it up!! BTW, in the south we call it "mish mash". All the best, Red
Scoutcrafter that screwdriver is absolutely outstanding! The green is like a jewel. I feel there should be an armed guard standing next to it just for me to look at it!
I would have made a perfect handle ice pick, but thank goodness you're not as lazy as me. 😜
Brilliant Mate!! Nothing is impossible for ScoutCrafter!!☺
A new meaning to "a silk purse from a sow"s ear." Absolutely fantastic! John, you never cease to amaze. Kentucky Green is gorgeous. Jim
Wow that’s absolutely amazing probably the biggest transformation ever absolutely love the green John amazing :-)
You are not just a great craftsman, you are a Magician Scoutcrafter!
Another fantastic restoration; perhaps my favorite. Red "S" for Scoutcrafter is great. BTW, I bought both the green multi-screw driver and the metal dustpan you had shown a few videos back. Both are very nice.
John my saying is true, crap to ice cream. An asset to any tool collection. No wonder you were a scout leader, patients. Most today would have thrown it away. I know you have your own museum with tools , locks etc. you are very entertaining, thank you.
It's always sad to have trees removed. But new trees are satisfying also. Getting to plant something that will probably outlive you and allow people to enjoy them for years to come is great. It's also pretty neat watching how much they grow each year and become a nice specimen. Do some research and visit some nursery's to pick out the right ones. There are so many variety's to choose from.
We had a neighbor cheap out and have someone who didn't know what he was doing and too small of equipment-remove a stump. Well he had to have someone come back and regrind. He missed a lot of it the first time. It's worth the price to have a pro do it.
Enjoy
The screwdriver looks gorgeous.👍👍👍👍👍
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐👍
Someone give this Man a Trophy for restoring the Worst screwdriver I have ever seen in my life
Like the green! REALLY Good restore........would have never even considered the green! Outside the box is often best. 👍🏼
John, for the Perfect scales, I use Plasticine - press it into the scale recess to take a mould of the scale, slice off the pinhole excess, then ink the surface and press it onto the wood. Gives a super impression and an outline which you can carve to. Works for me...
Great job on the screwdriver. You are a gifted craftsman and artisan. Few people would have gotten the results you did. Congrats. A quick comment on the removal of your tree stumps - maybe not for you because of you city's fire regulations - but within other jurisdictions, you can remove stumps by taking an axe and dishing out a depression in the stump then for the cost of a partial bag of BBQ briquettes, place a few in the depression and light them. They will smolder away for a few days and your stumps are gone. You can even BBQ several meals for yourself an neighbors - set up ScoutCrafter's burger and dog stand and donate the proceeds to a green charity.
Good Cookin'
Michael from Canada
Hello Michael- That is the good old fashioned way of removing a stump! That and Dynamite! =D Here in the city we can't have any fires for any reason! NUTS!
Those trees were a huge project. That screwdriver is outstanding.
That screwdriver is great! You now have a Christmas screwdriver red and green :D. Pushing the envelope is what we do best here. Wouldn't have it any other way 🐱👍
You really weren’t kidding about today’s video! That came amazing and better than new!! The green scales are just perfect!
Turned out much better than I expected! Love the KY green.
I love the green in contrast with the Scoutcrafter Red. Very nice. Very nice. Good call on contracting for the stump removal. Let the pros do that one. Especially since there are 4 and pretty big ones. Have a great week, sir!
Great restoration. All the more so because this is a real oldie of a screwdriver. There won't be any more. Thank you.
Love it. I love any tool that has green in it. That screwdriver turned out beautiful. Once again you worked your magic. Keep it up ScoutCrafter! Your tops in my book.
The screw-driver is absolutly marvellous. Great job, you did.
I can't believe that's the same screw driver. Turned out awesome. I really like the colors too. Nice job ScoutCrafter!
I'm green with envy. Great choice in colors. Yeah, take those stumps out before you stump your toes on them the in the dark.🪵😬 crunch‼️
The best thing about Mondays...is Scoutcrafter Mish Moshes !!!!
You are amazing. FANTASTIC episode.
I nearly peed my pants when you said "the tip looks good."
That screwdriver...Madonna mia! Absolutely amazing!
Your skills are superb. Your woodworking, metal working and restoration are amazing. You do it for the love of tools. You draw us in to see the finished product. I enjoy your channel Jess, in California
Man I learn so much here. I've probably removed hundreds of those old Schraders fixing tubes. Never even thought about who invented it.
BTW great work on the scales.
Thanks
The screwdriver looks fantastic! Normally I wouldn’t think that I would like green colored wood but wow it looks great. I really like how the grain is still visible too. It’s so cool that you still have a can of stain from when you were 15! Wow how time flies right. As always thanks for sharing.
Came out amazing. I wouldn't have believed that pitting could have been removed to look so good. Great job.
Just beautiful restoration, that screwdriver become a state of art...I personally wouldn't have a heart to use it it's just beautiful 💪😃😃😃
Wow.... gotta love that Green Handle... it’s making me want to find a project to show off that deep yet clear appearance..My mind is racing,Perhaps a Body Hammer... Thanks for the Challenge...James
Love the Scoutcrafter-Red and Kentucky Green combo! I would love a whole set of tools with this color theme. Keep up the good work! Thanks for sharing your skills.
Absolutely beautiful craftsmanship!!!
Just beautiful!
That screwdriver is looking good👍👍
See you on Wednesday.
Have a Jesus filled day everyone
Greg in Michigan
Love it!! Awesome job. Thanks
Amazing!!!! Beautiful!!! Priceless!!!
I'm loving it !!! Definitely !!! The green is fresh like a spring breeze !!!👍👍👍
Your creativity and skill never ceases to amaze me. It came out amazing.
Wow! Amazing end result, it started out looking like Godzilla's chew toy. The green handle looks great.
Great job on the screwdriver! Got to say I prefer the natural colours on the handle rather than the green, but as you said, pushing the envelope. Keep it up John, we appreciate your channel!
The green contrasting the red and chrome gives it a unique look. You have a knack for creating new looks on things.
Fantastic restoration as usual.. The green was good. Makes the tool unique. I really didn't think there as enough left to restore. The taper to the tip looks perfect..
Wow, love the green but that red...........not on this one!
Might be OK for the Christmas season but I think black would have been a better choice.
The transformation start to finish is astounding though.
Great job as usual John.
Looks great love the green. Thanks John
Absolutely great,beautiful green,well done.
Excellent Scout!! love the green handle......
Super nice looking tool!
You always complain about wood and metal, but they always look so nice when restored.
Over the top John. Fantastic job!
Excellent! It's a show piece!
That is amazing ScoutCrafter! I love the green! I wouldn’t mind seeing you go through the steps to achieve that beautiful green finish in an upcoming video. Incredible job!
Awesome restoration.Classy.
Looks great! Love the creativity and the craftsmanship.
A freaking wizard!!....You are amazing brother!
WOW!! You hit that outta the park! I love that green handle, so nice to see such a worse for wear tool come back to life :)
Remarkable!!! The final finish..is SWEET! Outstanding!!!!!
Oh, i'd pick the green one and pick it twice on sunday.. no brainer! Have a gooden - vic
Now that's a outstanding restomodd, it looks beautiful ! 👍
I actually really like that! Plus the little touch of Red is a nice touch! great work!
Absolutely beautiful, fantastic job young man. First time back in a few months, have some binge watching to do to catch up. Been down and out a bit, great to be back.
Great job John. We expect a lot from you and you exceeded my expectations!
Wow! It looks amazing! It is different, a little bit weird, but the more you look at it, it's perfect!
That came out beautifully! All that effort certainly paid off.
Love it! Handles are outstanding, of course the red tops it off.
I think the green really took it to the next level. No one will ever know how ugly that screwdriver was before you cleaned it up. Lol
Looks beautiful!
Another great job scout crafter, scales looked bang on an the colours are great looking as well 👍
Thumbs up from me. S for scoutcrafter on a red background and the green handle. Very few would have bothered mate,which sets you apart. Very nice one!
I love that green, absolutely beautiful job. I really need to try to use that technique soon! I was a bit low on positive energy but after this video I'm doing much better:) Thank you!
Absolutely beautiful man!
Looked like that screwdriver did some time in the ocean 🌊! Challenge accomplished. I have a stump that is rotted out in the center like yours! My wife plans on planting flowers 💐 in it.
Really nice job on a difficult restoration! I really like the finish on the wood too.
But what about the Stanley? 😁
That is the. Bests scale replacement I have seen John. I like how you showed the steps. That is key. Trying to skip one leads to problems.
Thanks for doing all the work on this one.
Schrader valves are a cool invention. They are used in more than inner tubes. When we lived in the country with a well we had a water tank with an air filled bladder to smooth out the water flow. I forget what the pressure setting was but if the air leaked out of the bladder the pump ran all the time.
Great Mosh!
Man I dig it John! Excellent job!
The tip looks okay🤣🤣. Wow the finished product is amazing. I would love a whole set of those. Green is fantastic
I've seen you work your magic on some pretty rough looking tools but I think this one tops them in degree of difficulty. The marbleized green finish looks absolutely amazing in my opinion.
John, Outstanding. Thanks, we got everything here today. A quick and easy explanation for an easy out, an update on our fur bearing and avian friends, a little history and some restoration we just had to stick around for. I honestly thought that screwdriver was going to become a scratch awl.
I personally really like the marbleized green. It really stands out and with the dab of scout crafter red to finish it off... superbly done. Thanks for another fun and enjoyable video.
..good result on the tree demolition, stay safe and have a good week..
Very nice John. The scales came out wonderful! I thought that screwdriver was about done for but you came through as always. Took alot of patience and perseverance! 🇺🇸👏Roger
Awesome job John. I really like the green handle and really enjoyed watching you make them. I have 2 that I need to do and now have a idea how to go about it. Thank You and Thank You for sharing!!
One guy I know will leave the stumps two or three feet high and build little shake roofs for them so it looks like a well or fairy house then his wife makes a garden around them. I gotta love the color you used and the old can.
Love colored stains, especially blue, green, and orange - nice job 👍🏼!
Beautiful.
Tony
Mind blowing beautiful!
That looks marvelous! I was worried there for a second. I was imagining that you drilled holes thru it or something😬😬😬! But no you really outdid yourself on that one! Great job! Very creative!
Gorgeous, me it would have been the trash...amazing work John, amazing...handles the whole kitin kabutal...Nice
I love it. Great job my friend. Stay safe.
I honestly thought that screwdriver was beyond saving. But you did it again, Scoutcrafter. Absolutely beautiful tool again. Well done, you're an inspiration
That thing looks beautiful! The handle is very different, but will be easy to see on the wood bench. Good job on that old thing!
What a piece of art Scout great video
Well, I love it! Great job!
That screwdriver turned out excellent! I love the green kind of a vintage take on the OEM Tools screwdriver. And by the way, I always sit back, relax and take some time to enjoy your channel.
LOL Thanks Vince!
I like it...great colors!
Wow! The tree guys didn't leave you much stump to deal with. Kudos to them.
Great color, love that green in handle.