My good Sir you are very cheap, such good are made for Legends through experience and pride and know what you are doing

How hot is the water in the ultrasonic cleaner?

0:31 am I the only one stuck on this? 😂

Was the motor oiled?

Yeah, I've got one too. Will be preserving it soon. Glad to follow along with you and learn something about the vise I'll need to know.

Nice electrician knife

No corners cut and no detail overlooked. You're my favorite restoration channel. Wish you posted more! Keep up the great work. Btw, that SC Johnson paste wax is high dollar for some reason, I think it was discontinued? Going for $200+ a can on ebay.

you can get a "auto peening" pneumatic tool for rivets. stand-alone electric tools also exist

I would like to see how its supposed to be organised in the box. is there a method?

More attention to detail than it originally had.

Like your way of restoration i.e. keep it as close to original as possible !!

Great job .

Tumbling in sand only works when it's dry sand. Not some random wet dirt from your garden.

Is the electrolysis part necessary when you’re just going to grind the surface off anyway? Is there a difference?

A.F. and Company is a precision tool manufacturer that works with aerospace.

Came to this with the link in your sled video. Been wanting to set up electrolysis, Evaporust is costing too much! This was helpful.

Excellent video and restoration! The perfect ride! Had a Flexible Flyer as a kid, and with the wax and a slightly icy street we could fly on those things. Thanks for sharing!

I had a similar sled when I was a kid. Good job on the restoration. Thanks for the memories! I'm watching from Waynesburg, OH, we got some snow too. Cheers!

No lead paint here.

I've always wanted to restore the snow sled, but it seems like the runners are too narrow for the amount of snow we get here in Texas. Maybe I'll add some old skis to it. It might affect the steering, but it'll mostly go downhill on its own.

Square nuts are worth saving as well.

Friggin box is worth $15

I remember when you first restored that sled. Now, you finally put it to the test. Looks like a winner in my book!

19:43 “Huh-huh-huh. You said ‘peener’. Huh-huh-huh.” -Butthead

Very nice! When I was a kid we would tie these sleds behind a truck and get pulled around town on the icy roads. Take the corners too fast and you'd roll like a hot dog! The OGs could keep holding on and right themselves...

I had this sled, thanks for the memories. Congrats on a job well done!

Very nice work what a classic sled !!! Theses were made to fly down a hill !!! It looks amazing and Flys like the wind !! 👍👍

If only you waited another week or two. This recent snow has been great. Glad to see you use it!

If you abble to steer with legs..... dat will be something....😏✌

Is this a reupload? I know this video 🤔 Edit: Now I get it 😁🏂❄️❄️❄️

Great video! I just got a Littco 112 and I'm considering trying my hand at restoring it. Seems like a nice beginner project. How did you tighten up the gap so the sliding jaw is snug? Did you just do that with JB Weld?

Excellent tutorial without talking.

Banana brother. Nice video. Enjoying everytime :)❤ I was 😊 untill 11:45. After that 😂

I think that's my old light amazing

Beautiful work 😊

2 things, friend, you must use diesel in the ultrasound machine and the other thing is that your bench or brush polishing machine is turning backwards and that is very dangerous.

Canif qui faisait partie d’un ensemble TE33 une pince un canif avec deux lame une pour couper et 1 tournevis plat et une pochette en cuir l’ensemble TE 33 pour les poseur de ligne téléphonique

Attention to detail and plating the ends. I loved it.

15 dollars ? Belle affaire et belle restauration.

Lindo Maravilhoso

In 1975 my elderly neighbor lady gave me a job. I was seven years old. The job was pulling weeds from the beans in her garden. She paid me with a toolbox with files, rasps, and hand tools. This box had belonged to her late husband who had passed twenty years previously. I was mad to say the least. I wanted something cool or cash. Later she paid me with his fishing equipment. I was ecstatic. A few years later I sold the tools (after she had also passed) at my mother’s garage sale. I probably asked for $5 or something. The tiny amount of money I made went to my binoculars savings. If only I had known that those tools were solid gold. Today I would pay $500 for the exact same tools and feel like I got a bargain. I was young and dumb and full of……. stuff.

In the U.S., the wrench is commonly referred to as an "Arkansas speed wrençh". Love your vids.

Why not just make a new wooden handle for the pipe wrench..? You were already doing woodwork for a small piece... 😅😅

I have the one patented right before yours! No. 1,753,995

Nice restoration project!

You put a lot of work into restoring these tools and the outcome was well worth it. Awesome job buddy.

8:48 they all have an n

FYI box spanner /wrenches are called ring spanners in the UK .Hope this is helpful to you Regards

This is the second video of yours I watched. I enjoyed it very much. Two things: My comment on a previous post wished you had purchase links so I could support you in this minor way. Glad to see you've now got them! Also, I think I would have put the old shavings back in as a tribute to it's age and previous owners. But I guess that would be impractical if you intend to use this as a functional item as opposed to just a display. Also, fat chance you have a book detailing your methods, tools and advice? Good job!

Wow. That was fun! I just subscribed. Don't know if you still monitor this, but it would have been nice to have an Amazon purchase link for the tools you used. I would have loved to support you with 0.001 cent kick-back from them!