In the amount of time it would take me to run to home depot, lowes, then the hardware just find the right size, wrong type of bolt he made one from scratch.
Once again, some kitty timestamps: 3:03 Avril on duty, checking the rust removal 5:50 I think there's a 'meow' in the background around here 10:39 Coming in for a sniff, the orange fluff is back 10:59 And once more Thanks for the video, it's awesome! May God bless you
@@stell33.stell33 нормальная тема если не токарного станка. Бывает самому приходилось так что то обтачивать. Мастер что то тупит. Нагрел бы сразу болты горелкой газовой ,простучал и открутил бы спокойно. Сорвал с дуру и упражнялся с сверлами и метчиками часа два 💯. Еще и на болты попал.
Лежат пара таких ржавых но рабочих. Полезная штука. Только на хер она нужна ее так вылизывать. Покрыл бы еще чем то или захромировал еще куда ни шло. Тупо просмотров надо наколотить блестяшками. Лучше бы полотно пилы отшлифовал тогда.
Impressive persistence for nightmare bolts and screws. Most impressive was turning the thumb screw on the drill press and then using files and a vice to create the knurls...Bravo for ingenuity and quality of restoration. Love the filigree on old tools like this that were built by craftsmen and women with pride of workmanship. Thanks always for your great restorations and hard work! Hat Tip, ~PJ
YES oh my goodness! i thought that was so cool seeing them made by hand like that! every time it happened i was like "oh wow... i just watched them make a screw" and it still blows my mind lol!
I had no idea what that was until you used it on the saw. Very impressive restoration. You do such excellent work. Avril thinks you do purrfect work. I agree.
Вы-инструментальный супер-хирург! Мне бы про стряпню смотреть, а на Ваши видео-запала! Вы мне напоминаете моего папу:золотые руки были у него, всё умел делать!
I really liked the way you used a drill press to make the thumb screw; especially the part where you used two files and a vise to knurl it. That was very resourceful and creative. Outstanding! 😀
oh my goodness! watching your papa file down that giant bolt into something slim and beautiful shows just how much skill and patience that man has!!! masterful
Me dio muchísimo coraje que se rompieran los tornillos al principio del video, pero mas me alegre, cuando lo habéis solucionado. Como siempre me sorprendéis muchísimo. Felices Fiestas compañeros !!!
I was always interested in how the saw set is done, how and at what angle the saw teeth are set! Because sharpening is not difficult! It turns out there is a tool! Thank you very much for "Bringing the instrument back to life" !!!!!!!👍👍👍😊🎄
Otro gran ejemplo de su habilidad en la restauracion, excelente resultado obtenido en estos alicates depara doblar los dientes de la sierra, mis respetos y saludos desde Venezuela.👍👍👍
super boulot surtout refaire une vis de réglage à main avec seulement un foreuse colonne et une lime il faut le faire chapeau 👋👋 sinon la prochaine fois que tu à un outil complètement en métal comme celui-là quand un vis est soudée de rouille tu peut essayer de la chauffer avec un simple chalumeau jusqu'au rouge, la dilatation débloque bien souvent la vis et tu évite de la casser (c'est un truc de mécano auto quand il on un écrou bloqué) , puis comme tu la repasse à la brosse (ou bêtement de la laine d'acier) le bleuissement du à la chaleur disparais, de plus ici pas de soucis pour garder un trempe (pour une lame par exemple) donc le chauffer ne risque pas de faire de dégâts et tu à de grande chance de récupéré la vis d'origine, en tous cas encore bravo c'est dommage que l'on ne fais plus des outils comme cela ça éviterai un sacré gâchis de scie parce que elle ne coupe plus à cause des dents qui ne sont plus décalées
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Hi Everyone ! A shorter video than we usually do but this wrench is quite uncommon ! Hope you'll like it :-)
I have one exactly the same!
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Maaaan, make restoration with your fingers
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I like that you always show the function after the restoration. It makes me appreciate your work when I know how it will be used.
"will" is a strong word. Still, yeah I agree!
I always admire how you never buy replacement parts but always choose to fabricate new ones. The sign of real craftsmen.
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In the amount of time it would take me to run to home depot, lowes, then the hardware just find the right size, wrong type of bolt he made one from scratch.
Seeing screws being made for the first time was the coolest thing I've ever seen in my life.
Go check out MyMechanics channel
Seeing rusted screws being torqued off is the saddest thing in my life this week....
Esp the Allen bolt was filled up with weld and then machined to perfect one
Your assistant who was doing a quality control inspection seemed to be very thorough! Great job, Avril! 🐈
She let him break off the bolts though :D
Meh, it's obvious the cat doesn't enjoy those cameos, it doesn't walk into the shot, it is placed there.
Once again, some kitty timestamps:
3:03 Avril on duty, checking the rust removal
5:50 I think there's a 'meow' in the background around here
10:39 Coming in for a sniff, the orange fluff is back
10:59 And once more
Thanks for the video, it's awesome! May God bless you
Cat is in charge
Watching you work is so therapeutic. I love that you take so much care and show such attention to old tools
I really like this restoration, and the way you made the marks with a file and a vise was very creative. Keep It up!
I love all your fabrication work-arounds for when you don't own a metal lathe.
What is a lathe really, other than a horizontal drill? 🧐
Yes! Most impressive how he makes simple tools do ‘machining’ jobs!
Really liked the restoration of this specialty tool, and thanks for the demo at the end to explain what it is used for.
Jeez! Both knurl knobs snapped off! And you refabricated both of them! What a lot of work! Came out looking great though. Nice job man!
Накатку двумя напильниками? Браво! 👏👏 беру на заметку.
Болты напильником делать - это круче.
@@stell33.stell33 нормальная тема если не токарного станка. Бывает самому приходилось так что то обтачивать. Мастер что то тупит. Нагрел бы сразу болты горелкой газовой ,простучал и открутил бы спокойно. Сорвал с дуру и упражнялся с сверлами и метчиками часа два 💯. Еще и на болты попал.
Лежат пара таких ржавых но рабочих. Полезная штука. Только на хер она нужна ее так вылизывать. Покрыл бы еще чем то или захромировал еще куда ни шло. Тупо просмотров надо наколотить блестяшками. Лучше бы полотно пилы отшлифовал тогда.
@@mihaill1978 может он эту разводку решил подарить кому-нибудь, вот и привел в надлежащий вид.
@@ALES___ ну может и так)
I have never seen this tool in use before. Great video!
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Impressive persistence for nightmare bolts and screws. Most impressive was turning the thumb screw on the drill press and then using files and a vice to create the knurls...Bravo for ingenuity and quality of restoration. Love the filigree on old tools like this that were built by craftsmen and women with pride of workmanship. Thanks always for your great restorations and hard work! Hat Tip, ~PJ
Thank you! Seeing screws made without the use of highly expensive machinery was awesome!
YES oh my goodness! i thought that was so cool seeing them made by hand like that! every time it happened i was like "oh wow... i just watched them make a screw" and it still blows my mind lol!
1000 points for your exceedingly inventive knurling and milling techniques ;-)
Awesome how you used basic tools to re-make the thumb screw!
I had no idea what that was until you used it on the saw. Very impressive restoration. You do such excellent work. Avril thinks you do purrfect work. I agree.
Very interesting tool! Very good work! I am a big fan of yours! keep it up...
The lengths you go to to make screws always amazes me. No lathe? no problem! Really cool tool and really nice restoration!
that has to be the most unique pliers I've ever seen, very nicely done.
Great job bringing this wrench back to fantastic working conditions. I love how you made the screws also. You are a true craftsman.
The job you did making the finger screw and knurling it with the vise and files was brilliant. Great restoration.
Who needs a lathe when you can make it on a drill press! Great work with cool results. Thank you for the nice video of the transformation!!
Руки рабочего человека. Уважение!
Вы-инструментальный супер-хирург!
Мне бы про стряпню смотреть, а на Ваши видео-запала!
Вы мне напоминаете моего папу:золотые руки были у него, всё умел делать!
5:20 Aha! Your secret is out! Such excellent work can only be achieved with your three hands! (and one cat of course!)
Watching you make the knurled screw alone was worth it. Many thanks for showing us how the pliers functioned.
🐼 Big Bear Hugs from a 67 yr old grandma in Kirby, Texas, USA 🐼
Plus Big Bear Hugs from an 82 yr old grandma in Covington, Texas, USA.
Plus little bear hugs from a 34 year old engineer from Scotland 😊
@@rossturpin4696 love it.
I really liked the way you used a drill press to make the thumb screw; especially the part where you used two files and a vise to knurl it. That was very resourceful and creative. Outstanding! 😀
Nice work with making a new one! And do you even need to ask about restoring the saw? Of course!
RESPECT how you machined parts on the drill press. Inspiring.
What a useful tool, too.
Great job restoring the old saw set. Lot of work fabricating and replacing the broken screws. I like your knurling jig. Excellent job!
Gran trabajo !! preciosa y muy útil herramienta 🎄👌😃👍
¿Sabes para qué se usa?
@@vicentefernandez3930 En el video te lo muestra, es para terciar o triscar los dientes de sierras y serruchos de mano 🎄😃👍
Glad you did the test,I really wanted to see how it works 👍🏻🍀
I like watching rusty Tool restorations. Watching you use files for knurling was a stroke of genius.
Avril always checking that everything is being done the right way.😃
your ingenuity is never ending. Looks like you need a lathe.
Amazing what you did with some files and a drill press. That is almost lathe quality.
Lol, I never seen that tool before. I appreciate you showing how it is used, well done!
Fantastic fabrication. Ingenious use of the files for knurling. Also your orange apprentice is very supportive. Wonderful content.
It's always nice to see Avril. My cats are also interested in my projects.
Great job! amazing resolution without a lathe! You're an artesan, and the world is running out of them.
Well, respect for the way you make those bolts, I thought those pliers will not work anymore, great restoration.
Okay, fabricating that knurled screw has blown my mind. Bravo!
my father had this tools..he used everytime he sharpen saws.... love your restoration...
Making the knurled screw without a metal lathe, amazing! I am going to try this sometime!
Bravo! Votre utilisation de perceuse à colonne comme tour est juste grandiose!
oh my goodness! watching your papa file down that giant bolt into something slim and beautiful shows just how much skill and patience that man has!!! masterful
Me dio muchísimo coraje que se rompieran los tornillos al principio del video, pero mas me alegre, cuando lo habéis solucionado. Como siempre me sorprendéis muchísimo. Felices Fiestas compañeros !!!
The handmade screws to replace the broken ones was very well done. Doing that by hand is very difficult.
Who the hell is leaving a thumbs down!? Love these videos...
Avril was pleased with the work you did on this !
Thought it was really cool how you added the knurling back to the knob you made. I wouldn't have thought of doing it that way.
That's some pretty good "alternative knurling" you did there. Great vid!
A brilliant solution to the broken screws. Overall, excellent restoration.
I was always interested in how the saw set is done, how and at what angle the saw teeth are set! Because sharpening is not difficult! It turns out there is a tool! Thank you very much for "Bringing the instrument back to life" !!!!!!!👍👍👍😊🎄
Neat idea gnarling that screw with the files and vice. HI AVRIL!
Such delicate work.
I'm not sure how to word it, but I especially liked when you re-notched the increments.
Nicely done.
Some masterly creative bodging there. Good stuff, very impressive
Такой штуковины я раньше не встречал))
Разводка называется. Мы на уроке труда в 7-ом классе проходили разводку и заточку пилы по дереву...
@@maxb5882 да я и сам разводил и точил, только напильником)
Very creative to use the drill as a makeshift lathe! Turned out relly good!
Bigger fan of the objects you get that have gears or require sandblasting, but I always love watching you work. Great job!
Making the set screw from a used bolt, a file and a drill press. Mind-blowing...
Hand-knurling with a vise and 2 files?? Now THAT'S impressive!
Drill press for a lathe and a vice with files for knurking. Just awesome. Love it.
If you put it in Rust remover first, you avoid many of the screws breaking. Evapo-Rust is works amazing.
Absolutely beautiful work milling the parts. Truly amazed 😮🎉
5:30 never saw that before. Somehow a cool idea.
Very nice restoration
Truly remarkable way to build a screw with a cap ... inspired !!!!!! And wow.
this is the best restoration channel out there. there's something in your videos that make me feel calm and somehow happy... Keep it up 😁
Дед"золотые руки", винт с насечками на головке делает при помощи ржавого напильника. Браво !
Yes!! Restore the rip saw. I collect saws for use in my business as a wood turner a have a few saw sets but, not like yours. Great video 👌👌.
nah, it's fine. just needs oiling to protect from the air.
Wondered how and what that tool is used for...learned something new today! Thanks and good job!
Yes,It's my first time when I see this tool,and you did a great job with his restoration !!! 👍👍👍🎆🎁✨❤🎆🎉❤🎄🎉✨
You don’t have a lath ,no problem just make the screws And the neural with a file.Excellent work dude.
Your cat is so cute 🥺🥺❤️🐱
Awesome resto. must have had that sinking feeling when all the bolds broke off.
I am always fascinated by and enjoy your craftsmanship and creativity. Thank you.
Excellent travail de restoration, de bonnes prises de vue. Félicitation pour ce beau résultat. Québec, Canada....👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Superbe l'astuce des deux limes pour refaire le guillochage du bouton !!!! superbe boulot je me régale !
I didn't even know that type of tool existed. Thanks for sharing.
Great restoration! Second life for old tool is cool!!!😀
that's what it was for! I had one at home and I didn't know what it was for . very good job
Otro gran ejemplo de su habilidad en la restauracion, excelente resultado obtenido en estos alicates depara doblar los dientes de la sierra, mis respetos y saludos desde Venezuela.👍👍👍
I was not even aware this tool existed. Nice👍🏻
very nice work, I didn't understand what is the use of the object untill you used it on the blade! :-)
You Sir do amazing work and make it look so easy! You deserve all the likes and your cat is super awesome.
Wow! Interesting metal working techniques.
Never seen knurling done like that with metal files, turned out well!
man i love ur cat. ur restorations are 1000x better bc of her
That tools seems to me to make a simple job of aligning the saw teeth into an over complicated ordeal LOL. Great video btw.
Excelente video!!! Mi único comentario es que parece que estás grabando en una cascada. Saludos.
Купил такую же , на блошином рынке , лет 10 назад . Правда в хорошем состоянии . Лучше приспособления для разведения зубьев ножовки не встречал .
The pliers are so strange I have never met it. you recovered very well. a new tool for Christmas sing
Hi Avril and master watched this video at 4:00 a.m. this morning good job
The knurling trick with the files was awesome! That was a first for me. : )
making your own hardware ....my god your a genius ... great work !!
super boulot surtout refaire une vis de réglage à main avec seulement un foreuse colonne et une lime il faut le faire chapeau 👋👋 sinon la prochaine fois que tu à un outil complètement en métal comme celui-là quand un vis est soudée de rouille tu peut essayer de la chauffer avec un simple chalumeau jusqu'au rouge, la dilatation débloque bien souvent la vis et tu évite de la casser (c'est un truc de mécano auto quand il on un écrou bloqué) , puis comme tu la repasse à la brosse (ou bêtement de la laine d'acier) le bleuissement du à la chaleur disparais, de plus ici pas de soucis pour garder un trempe (pour une lame par exemple) donc le chauffer ne risque pas de faire de dégâts et tu à de grande chance de récupéré la vis d'origine, en tous cas encore bravo c'est dommage que l'on ne fais plus des outils comme cela ça éviterai un sacré gâchis de scie parce que elle ne coupe plus à cause des dents qui ne sont plus décalées