Hi Andy, now has a better handle. The handle of the fork turned out great. Thank you for sharing the details. cheers man. (I bought a new lathe too :-) )
Hi Mehmet... Thank you for your kind words... I'm so pleased that you have bought a new lathe... I hope that you enjoy woodturning as much as I do... I will look forward to future projects... Take care my friend...All the best.....Andy
Hi Dana... Thank you very much... Haha... I love that sketch... I watched it again and laughed all the way through... Take care...All the best.....Andy
I'm enjoying watching you demonstrate your many skills and talents. I wish I could bring you my grandmother's garden fork that she used for many years before she passed away in 1998. It's been mine ever since. The handle has splits in the wood but it's not broken. The tines are the kind that curve, more like a handheld cultivator, and the handle is straight. It never occurred to me until now that I could put a new handle on it! Perhaps I can get a little help from my brother. 😊 Thank you for bringing to light the possibilities!
Hi Gwynn... I'm glad that you are enjoying my videos... If you didn't live in Oregon then I would suggest that you could send it to me to repair... It sounds like a lovely old tool that also has sentimental value... I hope that you and your brother can repair it perhaps for future generations too... Take care...All the best.....Andy
I have that same stainless steel fork that I bought for my mother-in-law and it broke on her first use in the same manner that yours broke. I brought it home to fix it about 20 years ago. It's still standing in the corner of the shop. She is long gone but maybe I can fix it for one of her kids. At least now I know how! Thanks, Andy! 😊 Phil
Hi Phil... I have a bit of a reputation for putting off jobs but 20 years!!! That's got to be a record... Haha.. I do enjoy repairing tools ... Take care...All the best.....Andy
Hi Ted... Thank you very much... One thing is for sure.. at some point a handle will break and you can have the satisfaction of repairing it... Take care...All the best.....Andy
Nicely done. I think the word you were looking for where the handle goes into the fork is “socket”. At least that is what it is on chisels with that feature. Again, really well done repair; the use of the lathe to fit the handle to the socket was a great idea
Hi Mark... Thank you... Ahhh "Socket" .. that makes sense... I will probably have forgotten by 5he time I do it again... Haha.. Yes it was handy being able to turn it on the lathe... saved a lot of work with hand tools... Take care...All the best.....Andy
Hi Calvin... That's very nice of you to say so... I have been of some help to people over the years... I hope that you and yours have a blessed day... Take care...All the best.....Andy
Another reasonable don’t throw it away fix. I broke the plastic end (the Y end) off of my snow scraper. Was going to try and turn a short bit, drill it out and fix it to the handle with a spline /wedge sort of thing. Am still very amateurish on the lathe but it’s worth a go. Greetings from storm central (at the moment) from Nova Scotia. Your channel is exceptional. Thank you. Lyle
Hi Lyle... Thank you very much... I hope that you are successful with your snow scraper repair... There is a great sense of pride when repairing things... I hope that you came through the storm ok ... Nova Scotia looks like a beautiful place to live... I'm glad that you are enjoying my channel... Take care...All the best.....Andy
I've got a job like this waiting to be done. In my case a small spade. Broken in the same place but the spade has a plastic handle so I'll need to fit it into both ends. Good job Andy! All the best.
Hi Dave... I think that everyone has a little job that is waiting to be done... just not the time to do it... Good luck with yours... this was an Ash handle ... faithfull I think... about £15.00.. Take care...All the best.....Andy
Hi Dale... Thank you very much... I just make things up as I go along... Haha... but it turned out well and is a well used tool now... Take care my friend...All the best.....Andy
Hi Stephen... Thank you very much... I know exactly what you mean... not enough days in the week... Haha.. God bless you and yours... Take care my friend...All the best.....Andy
Now I want a lathe. I'm doing almost exactly the same job but without a lathe. Similar high-quality, stainless steel fork, just turning over a vegetable patch, not even really digging, when I hear the crack. Either the wood is not good quality or I need to maintain them better but this happens to me a lot & with spades too. Two forks, two spades in the last 3 years.
Hi K Cavan ... You will never regret getting a lathe... such a great hobby... I don't think that it is a lack of maintenance on your part ... Mine was just the Same... light use.. stored in the shed...and just snapped... The wood must be poor quality... I have old shovels, spades, forks etc and have had them for many years with no problems... no maintenance They can make poor quality tools look really good these days... I hope that your repair goes well... Take care...All the best.....Andy
What, no rain in Cornwall today?!?! I am flabbergasted! "With a bit of persuasion" in plain English would mean, using brutal force, right? The beauty of the English language, ha ha ha... In no other language that I know you can say what you want to say so elegantly without saying it... I recall telling one of my teachers that I had to run my lungs out to catch the last train and that I was sweating pure water... Harriet, the teacher said, oh no no, my dear, you don't sweat... Horses sweat, men perspire and the ladies glow... Ha ha ha... I'll never forget that... Having said that, really nice repair job, Andy, well done, thumbs up! Also for that absolutely beautiful garden of yours which even now in the cold season makes me turn green with envy... Just leaves me with one question: Where is Ivy? Are you out of treats? Have a lovely and relaxing weekend, Andy! Take care, byeee 👋🏻😉👋🏻 Jude
Hi Jude... Haha... this was filmed in the summer... It's a shame that the English language isn't used to it's full potential much these days... I liked your little story... I have heard that many times when a girl has mentioned sweating.. Haha.. I'm glad that you liked my little repair job... Ivy must have been running around the garden while I was filming... Yay !!! Weekend again... I hope that you have a lovely one... Take care...All the best.....Andy 👋😉👋
@@AndysCornishCreations Ahhh, that explains it all... I thought that it did not look all that cold for the season... Yes, English is a beautiful language, especially well suited for the dry humour that is so very typical in the UK... I wondered about your allusion to "Andles for forks" and found the Two Ronnies sketch, ha ha ha... Never seen it before... So funny, I have been laughing my head off... Got any O's??? Oh dear... You realise that this would make you "Andy Andy", do you? Yes, weekend again! Today we have had all sorts of weather... Cold and foggy in the morning, followed by rain, followed by snow, followed by sunny and warm... My little birdies outside look a bit puzzled like "What, April already?"... Have a great and relaxing weekend, Andy, take care! Cheerio, Jude
@@morningsong7885 .. Haha... yep that's me ... Andy Andy... The two Ronnies sketch is something that I grew up with and I watched it again this week... it was just as funny as it ever was even though I know the words off by heart... It sounds like you have had every type of weather in the one day... Take care Jude... All the best.....Andy 👋😉👋
Hi Mark... I'm afraid that they don't make things like they used to... hopefully the new one will fair better... I agree about Draper... some good stuff but some rubbish... It's a good feeling to repair something instead of throwing it out... Take care...All the best.....Andy
Hi Gwynn... Thank you so much for your concern... We are all safe and well thank you... I was working at a house near the coast on Friday morning and two large trees were blown down and landed across the entrance to the property... we had to wait a few hours for the trees to be cut up so that we could get out... When I got home we had no damage but shortly after the power cut out and we had no electricity for 27 hours ... It's back on now and although it's still very windy all is back to normal... I'm guessing that this is nothing compared to some of the weather that you get in Oregon... Thanks again..I hope that you and yours are well too ... Take care...All the best.....Andy
@@AndysCornishCreations I'm relieved to hear that you've come through the storm undamaged. The reported wind speeds were extremely high! Of late our biggest concern in southern Oregon is the ongoing drought and the devastating forest fires that are a result of it. Our area was evacuated for a week last summer as a 413,000 acre fire came within a mile and a half of the homes here. We've had a very dry winter and are worried about the coming fire season. I always enjoy hearing the rain falling in your videos! I grew up in Seattle during a very rainy era and the sound is a comforting one. I look forward to your next episode!
I liked how you showed. how to get the rivets out, did you replace rivets with rust proof rivet? Also I hope I can get a new handle without having to turn it! You have a great work shop. Thank you
Hi Carey... I'm glad that you found the video useful.. I just used an old 6 inch nail , steel and not rust proof.. but it won't be a problem... I hope that you manage to find a suitable handle and the repair goes well... Thank you.. I really do enjoy my time in my workshop... Take care my friend...All the best.....Andy
Nice job mate on the repair! 👌 Its possible to get hold of old garden tools of superior quality and a damned sight cheaper from a proper old fashioned country market . Cheers, Bram
I wish it were that easy for all of them! Try extracting the remaining wood from an 18th-century fork! (There is no pin or bolt, just wood and adhesive.) 😂
Hi John... Haha...they knew how to make things last in those days... We used to stick then in the fire and burn the wood out .. worked well... I hope that you enjoy restoring your fork .. it sounds like a very worthwhile project... Take care my friend...All the best.....Andy
Hi Mark... Haha... I know !!! This was actually filmed back in the summer but it's still a miracle that it wasn't raining... Take care...All the best.....Andy
Hi Bob... Haha... I know exactly what you mean... I must get some soft jaws set up on my vice.. they are so handy... Thank you for watching... Take care...All the best.....Andy
Hi Andy, thanks for showing that. A friend has asked if I'll replace the handle on his grandfather's sledgehammer. Obviously that is slightly different. Any advice? I've bought a hickory handle...Will that do?
Hi Jenny... My pleasure... Hickory is the traditional wood for handles so that is perfect... You may need to tweak the fit into the head of the sledgehammer... It needs a saw cut for the hardwood wedge in line with the head of the hammer... Or you can drive metal wedges crossways... I would recommend TH-cam search... sledgehammer repair or sledgehammer new handle .. I hope that this helps... and good luck... Take care...All the best.....Andy
Hi Pat... Ahhh you are right on my wavelength ... it is so rewarding to make something that has broken useful again.. I'm glad that you enjoy it too... Take care...All the best.....Andy
ANDY, GREAT JOB, GREAT VIDEO, SEE YOU NEXT WEEK, PS PET THE DOG AND CAT, I THINK YOU HAVE A CAT ALSO...TELL EVERYBODY HELLO, I AM FROM BLYTHEVILLE ARKANSAS...I THINK YOU HAVE A CAT, /////I MAY BE WRONG/////
Hi Catfish... Thank you very much... I will give Ivy our dog a pet... We haven't had a cat for a long time now.. Hello from Camelford in Cornwall... Take care...All the best.....Andy
Hi Paully... Thank you... If you type into TH-cam " The two Ronnies fork handles " then you will understand and have a laugh!! Take care...All the best.....Andy
@@AndysCornishCreations haha I was just trying to be funny mate, I of course remember the old classic! I think for your next video you should show us your long stand!
Hi there... I've looked back but can't find any information about the purchase... I think that it's a Faithfull Ash wood replacement handle ... Good luck with yours... Take care my friend...All the best.....Andy
Hi Paul... Haha... I watched it again a couple of days ago and laughed all the way through even though I almost know it off by heart... Take care...All the best.....Andy
Really well done repair ! Usually I don t use shot handle , my fork is easy digging even heavy weeded soil fork -- .th-cam.com/video/y1afK9nOoZ8/w-d-xo.html. All the best !
Hi StBasko... Thank you very much... That's a very handy tool you are using there...takes a lot of the hard work from the job... Soon time to start digging the veg beds here... Take care my friend...All the best.....Andy Take care my friend...All the best.....Andy
@@AndysCornishCreations Hi Andy... Thank you for professional evaluation of my invention. I am from Ukraine, so very thank you for your wishes. I am in US, IL now as a refugee. This is my other video with my bad english -- th-cam.com/video/Z6u-aIIJDgU/w-d-xo.html and video with ukrainian -- th-cam.com/video/ARZSNYS9orE/w-d-xo.html . Good luck !
Hi Andy,
now has a better handle. The handle of the fork turned out great. Thank you for sharing the details. cheers man. (I bought a new lathe too :-) )
Hi Mehmet...
Thank you for your kind words...
I'm so pleased that you have bought a new lathe...
I hope that you enjoy woodturning as much as I do...
I will look forward to future projects...
Take care my friend...All the best.....Andy
Nicely done, Andy. Reminded me of the Two Ronnies sketch about fork handles vs. four candles.
Hi Dana...
Thank you very much...
Haha... I love that sketch...
I watched it again and laughed all the way through...
Take care...All the best.....Andy
Great repair, Andy. Fixing things is always so satisfying.
Take care,
Tanya
Hi Tanya...
Thank you...
I couldn't agree more... it is very satisfying...
Take care...All the best.....Andy
I'm enjoying watching you demonstrate your many skills and talents. I wish I could bring you my grandmother's garden fork that she used for many years before she passed away in 1998. It's been mine ever since. The handle has splits in the wood but it's not broken. The tines are the kind that curve, more like a handheld cultivator, and the handle is straight. It never occurred to me until now that I could put a new handle on it! Perhaps I can get a little help from my brother. 😊 Thank you for bringing to light the possibilities!
Hi Gwynn...
I'm glad that you are enjoying my videos...
If you didn't live in Oregon then I would suggest that you could send it to me to repair...
It sounds like a lovely old tool that also has sentimental value...
I hope that you and your brother can repair it perhaps for future generations too...
Take care...All the best.....Andy
I have that same stainless steel fork that I bought for my mother-in-law and it broke on her first use in the same manner that yours broke. I brought it home to fix it about 20 years ago. It's still standing in the corner of the shop. She is long gone but maybe I can fix it for one of her kids. At least now I know how! Thanks, Andy! 😊
Phil
Hi Phil...
I have a bit of a reputation for putting off jobs but 20 years!!! That's got to be a record... Haha..
I do enjoy repairing tools ...
Take care...All the best.....Andy
Such great satisfaction to be able to rescue a broken tool like that. Good job Andy.
Hi Todd...
I love to repair old tools... the original handle was rubbish but this is a lovely one...
Take care...All the best.....Andy
Nice repair on a very nice Pitchfork!
It will be a lot more fun to use now.
Gary
Hi Gary...
Thank you very much...
Digging isn't my idea of fun but it will certainly get used...
Take care...All the best.....Andy
Thanks for sharing Andy , I'll tuck that away in my memory for when I will need to make a similar repair. Take care.
Hi Ted...
Thank you very much...
One thing is for sure.. at some point a handle will break and you can have the satisfaction of repairing it...
Take care...All the best.....Andy
Nicely done. I think the word you were looking for where the handle goes into the fork is “socket”. At least that is what it is on chisels with that feature. Again, really well done repair; the use of the lathe to fit the handle to the socket was a great idea
Hi Mark...
Thank you...
Ahhh "Socket" .. that makes sense... I will probably have forgotten by 5he time I do it again... Haha..
Yes it was handy being able to turn it on the lathe... saved a lot of work with hand tools...
Take care...All the best.....Andy
You would be a handy friend to have around. Thank you for sharing. Have a blessed day.
Hi Calvin...
That's very nice of you to say so...
I have been of some help to people over the years...
I hope that you and yours have a blessed day...
Take care...All the best.....Andy
Great job sir they don’t make them like they used to
Hi Alan...
Thank you very much...
Nothing seems to be as good as it used to be....
Take care my friend and all the best from Andy
That's a forking good job, Andy!
Hi SN-ed...
Well... thank fork you liked it... Haha...
Take care my friend...All the best.....Andy
Great video
Hi Chris...
Thank you very much...
Take care...All the best.....Andy
Great job, Andy. I hope it gives you many years of service. Take care.
Bill
Hi Bill...
Thank you very much...
This Ash handle should last for years...
Take care...All the best.....Andy
Another reasonable don’t throw it away fix. I broke the plastic end (the Y end) off of my snow scraper. Was going to try and turn a short bit, drill it out and fix it to the handle with a spline /wedge sort of thing. Am still very amateurish on the lathe but it’s worth a go. Greetings from storm central (at the moment) from Nova Scotia. Your channel is exceptional. Thank you. Lyle
Hi Lyle...
Thank you very much...
I hope that you are successful with your snow scraper repair...
There is a great sense of pride when repairing things...
I hope that you came through the storm ok ... Nova Scotia looks like a beautiful place to live...
I'm glad that you are enjoying my channel...
Take care...All the best.....Andy
That'll work, Andy. Beats buying a new one!
Hi Billy...
I totally agree and I enjoy repairing my tools...
Take care...All the best.....Andy
Great work Andy.
Hi Jiggsy...
Thank you very much...
Take care...All the best.....Andy
I've got a job like this waiting to be done. In my case a small spade. Broken in the same place but the spade has a plastic handle so I'll need to fit it into both ends. Good job Andy! All the best.
Hi Dave...
I think that everyone has a little job that is waiting to be done... just not the time to do it...
Good luck with yours... this was an Ash handle ... faithfull I think... about £15.00..
Take care...All the best.....Andy
Great job Andy
Hey Lawrence...
Thank you.. and thanks for the comment...
Take care...All the best.....Andy
I like the way you make your own rivets.
Hi Dale...
Thank you very much...
I just make things up as I go along... Haha... but it turned out well and is a well used tool now...
Take care my friend...All the best.....Andy
Nice job Andy
Hi Ron...
Thank you very much...
Take care...All the best.....Andy
Great video Andy! I've got a few things I need to put handles in myself if I can ever get the time for it lol. Take care and GOD BLESS my friend 🙏!
Hi Stephen...
Thank you very much...
I know exactly what you mean... not enough days in the week... Haha..
God bless you and yours...
Take care my friend...All the best.....Andy
Good job
Looks better than the original
Hi Richard...
Thank you very much...
It should last a few more years now...
Take care...All the best.....Andy
Now I want a lathe. I'm doing almost exactly the same job but without a lathe. Similar high-quality, stainless steel fork, just turning over a vegetable patch, not even really digging, when I hear the crack. Either the wood is not good quality or I need to maintain them better but this happens to me a lot & with spades too. Two forks, two spades in the last 3 years.
Hi K Cavan ...
You will never regret getting a lathe... such a great hobby...
I don't think that it is a lack of maintenance on your part ...
Mine was just the Same... light use.. stored in the shed...and just snapped...
The wood must be poor quality...
I have old shovels, spades, forks etc and have had them for many years with no problems... no maintenance
They can make poor quality tools look really good these days...
I hope that your repair goes well...
Take care...All the best.....Andy
Very well done. Thank you
Hi Judith...
Thank you so much...
Take care...All the best.....Andy
What, no rain in Cornwall today?!?! I am flabbergasted! "With a bit of persuasion" in plain English would mean, using brutal force, right? The beauty of the English language, ha ha ha... In no other language that I know you can say what you want to say so elegantly without saying it... I recall telling one of my teachers that I had to run my lungs out to catch the last train and that I was sweating pure water... Harriet, the teacher said, oh no no, my dear, you don't sweat... Horses sweat, men perspire and the ladies glow... Ha ha ha... I'll never forget that... Having said that, really nice repair job, Andy, well done, thumbs up! Also for that absolutely beautiful garden of yours which even now in the cold season makes me turn green with envy... Just leaves me with one question: Where is Ivy? Are you out of treats? Have a lovely and relaxing weekend, Andy! Take care, byeee 👋🏻😉👋🏻 Jude
Hi Jude...
Haha... this was filmed in the summer...
It's a shame that the English language isn't used to it's full potential much these days...
I liked your little story... I have heard that many times when a girl has mentioned sweating.. Haha..
I'm glad that you liked my little repair job...
Ivy must have been running around the garden while I was filming...
Yay !!! Weekend again...
I hope that you have a lovely one...
Take care...All the best.....Andy 👋😉👋
@@AndysCornishCreations Ahhh, that explains it all... I thought that it did not look all that cold for the season... Yes, English is a beautiful language, especially well suited for the dry humour that is so very typical in the UK... I wondered about your allusion to "Andles for forks" and found the Two Ronnies sketch, ha ha ha... Never seen it before... So funny, I have been laughing my head off... Got any O's??? Oh dear... You realise that this would make you "Andy Andy", do you? Yes, weekend again! Today we have had all sorts of weather... Cold and foggy in the morning, followed by rain, followed by snow, followed by sunny and warm... My little birdies outside look a bit puzzled like "What, April already?"... Have a great and relaxing weekend, Andy, take care! Cheerio, Jude
@@morningsong7885 .. Haha... yep that's me ... Andy Andy...
The two Ronnies sketch is something that I grew up with and I watched it again this week... it was just as funny as it ever was even though I know the words off by heart...
It sounds like you have had every type of weather in the one day...
Take care Jude...
All the best.....Andy 👋😉👋
Shame it bust in the first place but that's Draper gear for you, it's a bit hit and miss. Very satisfying repair mate, thanks for sharing.
Hi Mark...
I'm afraid that they don't make things like they used to... hopefully the new one will fair better...
I agree about Draper... some good stuff but some rubbish...
It's a good feeling to repair something instead of throwing it out...
Take care...All the best.....Andy
Hi Andy, I'm hoping you and your family are safe and undamaged. I saw the news reports of a very intense storm in your area. Take care! 🙏
Hi Gwynn...
Thank you so much for your concern...
We are all safe and well thank you...
I was working at a house near the coast on Friday morning and two large trees were blown down and landed across the entrance to the property... we had to wait a few hours for the trees to be cut up so that we could get out...
When I got home we had no damage but shortly after the power cut out and we had no electricity for 27 hours ...
It's back on now and although it's still very windy all is back to normal...
I'm guessing that this is nothing compared to some of the weather that you get in Oregon...
Thanks again..I hope that you and yours are well too ...
Take care...All the best.....Andy
@@AndysCornishCreations I'm relieved to hear that you've come through the storm undamaged. The reported wind speeds were extremely high!
Of late our biggest concern in southern Oregon is the ongoing drought and the devastating forest fires that are a result of it. Our area was evacuated for a week last summer as a 413,000 acre fire came within a mile and a half of the homes here. We've had a very dry winter and are worried about the coming fire season.
I always enjoy hearing the rain falling in your videos! I grew up in Seattle during a very rainy era and the sound is a comforting one. I look forward to your next episode!
I liked how you showed. how to get the rivets out, did you replace rivets with rust proof rivet? Also I hope I can get a new handle without having to turn it! You have a great work shop. Thank you
Hi Carey...
I'm glad that you found the video useful..
I just used an old 6 inch nail , steel and not rust proof.. but it won't be a problem...
I hope that you manage to find a suitable handle and the repair goes well...
Thank you.. I really do enjoy my time in my workshop...
Take care my friend...All the best.....Andy
Nice job mate on the repair! 👌 Its possible to get hold of old garden tools of superior quality and a damned sight cheaper from a proper old fashioned country market . Cheers, Bram
Hi Bram...
Thank you very much...
I wish that we had some old fashioned country markets around here...
Take care...All the best.....Andy
@@AndysCornishCreations They are a dying breed mate ,Narfolk still has a few.
well done sir...and its not raining in this video👍
Hi Luie...
Thank you very much...
I filmed this one back in the Summer...
Take care...All the best.....Andy
I wish it were that easy for all of them! Try extracting the remaining wood from an 18th-century fork! (There is no pin or bolt, just wood and adhesive.) 😂
Hi John...
Haha...they knew how to make things last in those days...
We used to stick then in the fire and burn the wood out .. worked well...
I hope that you enjoy restoring your fork .. it sounds like a very worthwhile project...
Take care my friend...All the best.....Andy
Andy, make sure to put some type of finish on the handle shaft so that weather doesn’t weaken the handle again.
Hi John...
Thank you.. that's a good idea... I will make sure that I treat it asap...
Take care...All the best.....Andy
my god irs not raining lol
great job
Hi Mark...
Haha... I know !!! This was actually filmed back in the summer but it's still a miracle that it wasn't raining...
Take care...All the best.....Andy
Ok, I heard my dad’s voice when you put the old handle in the vice “ Your going to leave a ugly mark on the handle.” Some things never make sense.
Hi Bob...
Haha... I know exactly what you mean...
I must get some soft jaws set up on my vice.. they are so handy...
Thank you for watching...
Take care...All the best.....Andy
Hi Andy, thanks for showing that. A friend has asked if I'll replace the handle on his grandfather's sledgehammer. Obviously that is slightly different. Any advice? I've bought a hickory handle...Will that do?
Hi Jenny...
My pleasure...
Hickory is the traditional wood for handles so that is perfect...
You may need to tweak the fit into the head of the sledgehammer...
It needs a saw cut for the hardwood wedge in line with the head of the hammer...
Or you can drive metal wedges crossways...
I would recommend TH-cam search... sledgehammer repair or sledgehammer new handle ..
I hope that this helps... and good luck...
Take care...All the best.....Andy
You're right, it's satisfying to extend the life of a broken tool. I've re-handled hoes, hammers and axes, and enjoyed every one of them.
Hi Pat...
Ahhh you are right on my wavelength ... it is so rewarding to make something that has broken useful again.. I'm glad that you enjoy it too...
Take care...All the best.....Andy
You should have just repaired the broken handle with wood glue screws or rivets and a couple of hose clamps for added strength
Hmmmm
ANDY, GREAT JOB, GREAT VIDEO, SEE YOU NEXT WEEK, PS PET THE DOG AND CAT, I THINK YOU HAVE A CAT ALSO...TELL EVERYBODY HELLO, I AM FROM BLYTHEVILLE ARKANSAS...I THINK YOU HAVE A CAT, /////I MAY BE WRONG/////
Hi Catfish...
Thank you very much...
I will give Ivy our dog a pet...
We haven't had a cat for a long time now..
Hello from Camelford in Cornwall...
Take care...All the best.....Andy
Great video Andy but I still don't see what it's got to do with four candles?
Hi Paully...
Thank you...
If you type into TH-cam " The two Ronnies fork handles " then you will understand and have a laugh!!
Take care...All the best.....Andy
@@AndysCornishCreations haha I was just trying to be funny mate, I of course remember the old classic! I think for your next video you should show us your long stand!
Can you please post a link to the replacement handle you used.
Hi there...
I've looked back but can't find any information about the purchase...
I think that it's a Faithfull Ash wood replacement handle ...
Good luck with yours...
Take care my friend...All the best.....Andy
Sorry but I couldn't help but think of the two ronnies.
Hi Paul...
Haha... I watched it again a couple of days ago and laughed all the way through even though I almost know it off by heart...
Take care...All the best.....Andy
20years???
Hi UncleSam...
I've got lots of tools older than 20 years so definitely...
Take care my friend...All the best.....Andy
@@AndysCornishCreations 👍🙋
Really well done repair ! Usually I don t use shot handle , my fork is easy digging even heavy weeded soil fork -- .th-cam.com/video/y1afK9nOoZ8/w-d-xo.html. All the best !
Hi StBasko...
Thank you very much...
That's a very handy tool you are using there...takes a lot of the hard work from the job...
Soon time to start digging the veg beds here...
Take care my friend...All the best.....Andy
Take care my friend...All the best.....Andy
@@AndysCornishCreations Hi Andy... Thank you for professional evaluation of my invention. I am from Ukraine, so very thank you for your wishes. I am in US, IL now as a refugee. This is my other video with my bad english -- th-cam.com/video/Z6u-aIIJDgU/w-d-xo.html and video with ukrainian -- th-cam.com/video/ARZSNYS9orE/w-d-xo.html . Good luck !