Restoration Old Broken Screw Driver
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- Restoration Old Broken Screw Driver
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My favorite place to be? A hardware store! I am not kidding!! I love tools and with this video I want to start a new series on how I do restoration videos. Don't worry! I will still do wilderness survival videos as well. Give me a like if you want to see more videos like this! Thanks. Lilly
Have you seen the post apocalyptic inventer?
Great job. Would love to see you do more like this. Great channel Lilly
Hmm, a very interesting way to make a screwdriver handle. Who prompted? ☺️
I have a simular aptitude for tools. You are very inventive and have interesting ideas to watch. Excellent job! You keep up your mechanical and electronic resourcefulness and I will keep watching and learning new inventive ways.
I absolutely love this! I'm a woman who loves tools and gadgets, but I don't have the space or the tools to be able to do stuff like this, unfortunately.
Am a retired Tool & Die Maker, love your upright drill press to lathe setup. Ingenious. Nice job on the handle, too!
Nice move with the burning twine, hadn't seen that one before.
Hey Lily, love this content. I know it won’t please all of your survival followers, but there are plenty of us out here who restore old tools and machinery, and this is a vital set of skills for survival.
U say it’s not perfect, but honestly I can’t stop thinking about how beautiful that handle is.
I can't tell you how much I really loved this video.. My mind was blown when you turned your drill press into a wood lathe. I was thinking you may paint the metal but just keeping it oiled will stop rust. Great job. I would love to see you working in your little shop more often.
Thinking on the fly. WOW. This type of thinking is what made this world. People looking at a problem and then making it work. Nice Lilly nice.
Lilly... What a beautiful addition to your outdoor survival series. Too many people like to throw anything away and buy a new one. That is something that is terribly wrong in today's world. I like old things... Tools, cars, machinery... I really enjoy browsing through junk stores (today called antique malls) and finding old tools, etc. , and refurbishing them and putting them back in working order. Thank you for starting this channel. I will definitely be subscribing. More, please.
Lily, the screwdriver is beautiful and restored to usefulness. Your Dad’s tools and shop are good quality, and I think he did a great job inspiring and teaching you. I’m old and getting a bit binked myself, but can still be of use, and I’d rather restore a tool than throw it away, in gratitude for it’s life time of service. I loved your use of what looked like a drill press as a lathe for the handle! Well done, kindred spirit!
Wow Lilly. I am speechless. That screwdriver just went from rusty and damaged to looking completely new from the store. That was amazing. I just hope you do more building primitive survival weapons or maybe even creating your own survival weapon. That would be so cool. But thanks for these vids, they are very enjoyable.
Nice job on the screwdriver you should've restored the chisel with a good solid handle it would have been useful in building the watchtower
Yes, that looked like a good chisel, well worth restoring! Can that be your next video in the tool restoration series>
This is epic. I watch a lot of restoration videos and this was one of my favorites. The way you improvised was great. I really would like for more of these videos please! Keep doing you and keep up the great content Lily!
I really like the new handle and how you made it. Great Job . You’re a very talented person. Now does Dad get his screwdriver back ? Lol
I will ask him if he wants it back, but I honestly hope he says no :)
@@SurvivalLilly If I were your parents, Lilly, I would be so proud of, and amazed by, the person you are and the things you can do.
I absolutely love it!!! I love restoring tools myself, I still need a few more pieces of equipment, but I do what I can. Thanks Superwoman!!!
Fixing up broken old rusty tools is fun!
Excellent restoration.
Would certainly like to see more like this from you.
Your dad is never going to see that screwdriver again, is he? If it were me I wouldn’t mind ... tools are meant to be passed along.
Thanks ! You've inspired me to clean up Dad's big, old, nice screwdriver !
I call this, real recycling.
As opposed to fake recycling?
@@JonO387 As opposed to throwing it in a scrap metal recycling pile. Why so nasty? It's not clever, or helpful.
this is upcycling
@@kele1264 What was nasty? This is a joke, right?
Die provisorische Drechselbank ist ja der Hammer! :-D Da muss man erst mal drauf kommen.
Ein schönes Ding ist der Schraubendreher geworden!
Best thing on YT this month. Loved this, you do have some skills there! Restoring old items of quality and meaning is incredibly rewarding.
It's obvious you're familiar with the electrolytic cell. The next step up would be to plate the screwdriver. Electroplating can be fun to! Good job. A great video! And yes turning the drill into a lathe blew me away also. That's just absolute genius.
Proud dad there, for sure.
I don't know why restoration videos are so darn satisfying
I too love tools and just refurbished a hand plane... Always adapting and improvising Lilly bravo!
Lilly, you are truly an artist! I love tools also. Watching you restore your father's old rusty broken handle screwdriver was emotionally very powerful for me. That screwdriver is not just restored, it's beautiful piece of handcrafted art. You are clever, creative, intelligent, and skilled. I would love to watch a series of restoration videos that you create! Good health and happiness to you and everyone you love; hugs and kisses for the dogs.
Wow!!! Great work on the screwdriver! Amazing work on the wood handle! Great to watch it all unfold and become a new tool!
Wow! What a beautiful transformation! You did an AWESOME job restoring that old broken screwdriver! I'm looking forward to seeing more videos like this from you! 👍
Wow! What a great job !!! Very innovative! I love the way you solve problems and find a way to make things work. That is definitely a piece to hand down in the family!
Lilly, you are so talented. The screwdriver turned out wonderful.
Great old school skills! Nice job! Most people now would just toss it and buy a new one for some low amount of money. Glad to see someone out there doing things differently!
Burning the rings with the cord was a cool idea!
Casting a new resin handle would be a nice option, because you liked it...
:-D
Thx for showing!
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As a retired journeyman toolmaker I want to say well done! I liked your creativity with the drill press and the twine. I would enjoy seeing some other videos like this.
Awesome, video Lilly, I never thought to convert my bench drill into a lathe! That's fabulous. I love old tools also, my Father handed down to me some of my Grandad's wood chisels and many of them need new handles and now you have inspired me to replace them myself. Off to to buy some threaded bars!! Thank you .... every day's a school day for me BW from Somerset, UK
Nice new old birthday present for your dad.
Excellent work and it's lovely to see old tools be renovated
LOVE the vertical lathe! Nice work!
You gotta love Lilly! Thanks!
Great job, Lilly. I'm impressed with how that turned out.
Definately do more videos like this. 👍
*Definitely
My bad. Lol.
Nice work Lilly, I enjoy knife and tool restoration videos and look forward to seeing more from you.
I love watching tool restoration videos! So cool that you decided to make this video.
Nice work, hope to see more in this series. One error in technique: when drilling into a piece don't hold it in your hand, use clamps or press-drill. The reason for this is stability - if your hand twitches you can damage both your hand and the piece.
Beautiful end result.
To be honest, that made me cringe.
@@seeingthepattern I noticed that too. Accidents can happen. I like the drill press idea but again it's a fast moving tool, things let go and go flying. You can expect that.
Amazing!! I love the restoring videos, and now my favorite TH-camr is doing them. Great work!
Lilly, you are amazing. Your skills and knowledge are truly impressive, and your hard work makes me want to get to work on my projects. From survival to bush-craft to tool restoration, you have many skills that are lost to the world today, and your hard work is truly inspiring. Keep going, you're a joy to watch!
You never cease to amaze me Lilly.
Thanks again Lilly, for proving you don't have to be a 200lb macho guy to do restoration, survival and bushcraft. Just brains, tools and patience.
Very impressive using what you have on hand
To fix a broken tool
You said it wasn’t perfect but it’s now functional and that’s what’s important
Can’t wait to see what you restore next
Self reliance at its best 👍🏻👍🏻
Fantastic job on the screwdriver restoration Lilly
Love the new handle. Can't wait to see more restorations
Wow Lily that was a really good job! I really appreciate watching videos of people who take old distressed items and put them back in the service. I am a huge believer in that, just one less thing someone has to buy from China.
Love the improvised lathe!
Lilly this just shows how talented you really are. When you said you were going to restore the screwdriver I never expected what you came up with as the final result. Well done!
Lilly you are so gifted from old stuff you make new tools again, very cool :)
Nicely done. Love the way you made your own lathe with the drill press. I’m impressed !!!
Excellent job Lilly - looking forward to your next restoration.
Wie immer alles sehr beeindruckend liebe Lilly! Du, deine Werkstatt, deine Vorgehensweise, deine Arbeiten, erstklassig! Beste Grüße Sepp
Hello Lilly. I agree with what was said below. Restore that chisel and use it at your bug-out camp for building the watchtower. Thank you for the video. Johann
Great job. I restore a lot of old tools. This is a great video series to do. Axes and draw knives are my favorite.
I would very much like to see more tool restoration videos. Great job using the tools you have to get the job done.
I really dont like throwing things away because some part of it is broken that can be fixed with a little effort. While many may say this is a waste of time, I totally appreciate the recycling aspect of what you have done. Great skills demonstrated, thank you for the video.
Agree. I learned several things from this project.
Nice touch on burning the grooves!
Wow! Not sure what else to say. I love all your videos. Survival ones are my favorites but this added a whole new level. You’re amazingly creative. Thanks for sharing.
Lilly, I am really impressed with your workshop. I have to admit I am a little envious.
Nicely done. Looks exceptionally good.
I'm so very impressed. Lets see more Lilly.
Lilly ,you are a genius! You made it better than new.
WOW - beautiful job with basic tools!!
A brilliant restoration. I loved it. Fantastic.
Watching this made me feel calm and sleepy not sure why it did Lilly's new career path doing ASMR videos.
This was a great restoration video. Well Done! Also I was in amazement when I realized you turned the drill press into a makeshift lathe, I would of never thought of something that ingenious.
Wow Lilly! This was amazing. You're really skilled, the result is beautiful. I would've thrown that piece of "junk" in the bin but you instead Frankensteined it back to a useful life.
Old tools, better tools !!!! NICE VIDEO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Really enjoyed that Lilly. Thanks
Love to see a new series on restoring old tools that would be cool
Hey Lilly, love all your videos. I stumbled on them 5 months ago and love your bushhcraft ideas and projects. Thanks for sharing
Lilly, you make me laugh! MOST children would have a paper route and save up for a new bike or skates...but Lilly, would be saving up for her first lathe! (LOL) WHOA you know your tools! Impressive to watch. Thanks for sharing your time/talents with us. I DO believe it is 'priceless' to restore as soOOoo many things are made far inferior nowadays. health and God's blessing upon you n' yours!
That looks great, Lilly...nice job!!
Pretty Good ???? INCREDIBLE I'd say
Very good job!
Thanks for sharing!
Very well done! I'm impressed by your improvised lath. Very cool!
Lilly you never cease amazing us with your imagination, knowledge, and skills. Nice work with cathodic rust reduction, no lathe, and only common tools.
Fantastic, I love the improvised lathe. If you could rig it horizontally with a rest for your chisels you could do some really trick work.
Loved the drill press as a temporary lathe idea, also what type of oil did you use? I use walnut oil on all of my work as I like the way it looks once the oil has dried after a week or two. Not seen hessian twine used for burning marks onto wood like that before, I use fine braided wire that I have two small wooden handles to hold it with. Look forward to seeing more of these in the future.
Accountant, PSH! In Lilly's other life she's secretly a tool and die master. LoL!
I LOVE that lathe drill press! That's the coolest thing I've seen in a while! I hadn't ever thought about that! I would probably have used a Dremel and made some lateral grooves in the handle for better grip, but this is damn beautiful work! I just don't know how you did it without Amy's help, she's always so helpful! LoL! ;)
You're the coolest, Lilly!
Do some more of these, Lilly!
Is there no end to this woman’s skills?👍👍👍👍👍
Yes Lilly! So good to see a little bit of diversity. Keep up the good work 💪.
But please bolt the pillar drill to the worktop, I was worried it was going to fall off
Lily, you might cut four vertical V-Notches in the wooden handle under the three burnt rings to get a better grip when turning a screw. 🤓
This has truly been one of my favorite videos from you. Great work!
It's beautiful, great job!!
Your so creative. I love this. I am gonna mini lathe something this week. The screwdriver looks amazing. Thanks Lilly
That is a nice handle you made for your screwdriver and it looks so much better after you cleaned it and then made the new wood handle.
A key element of survival and sustainability: REUSE.
Well done Lilly! 👍😁
Beautiful finish
THAT WAS AWWWSSOOOMME!!!
This is sweet i used to watch all ur survival vids and i only recently got into tool and knife restoration awesome to see there are others interested in restoration, looking forward to seeing the rest of the series :)
I think Lily's husband must be a machinist.
I would like to see Lily give the newly restored screwdriver to her father.
Funny if he just says..... " Oh thanks, I have been looking for this all week "
Wow! Didn’t think it could look brand new and improved! Great job. You are an inspiration to me and my daughter.
Well done young lady!
Good work! I’m going to try that string burnishing sometime. Also thanks for stabilizing your work with a bottom pin in the drill press. I see many projects using a drill press as a lathe but allowing the work to simply “hang” and that puts undue, and potentially irreparable, stress on the drill press