That is a man-sized wrench! Any tool guy would be happy to have that one in their toolbox. Very nice job, John! 😉👍

Thank you Ryan

That turned out really nice John

Great big heavy duty wrench! Awesome job John! 😃👍

Great looking wrench... ive seen many S B&Cs but don't remember seeing one like yours here... nice work!

When I think of Bemis & Call I think of the S wrenches, I think it was a good call not trying to get the pin out. No need to risk the damage on it. Love the finish!!! I'll catch up with ya soon Mr. John.

You still got it looking really nice even without getting that pin out. I think that would have driven me crazy because I would have had to keep going until I got it out. It amazes me to think about how long some of these tools have been around.

That's a Beefy Beauty.

Another save...🖖

As always, very nice work.

Beautiful restoration Mr John! That will make a nice piece for your collection. Nicely done sir

Very nice, ready for many more decades of service. I like the stout wrenches.

Hi John. I just picked on up from a market. I think the sliding hammer is to drive down then you lever it to pull the nail out. The more you would lever, the tighter the jaws would go. I’ll be restoring mine too. Thanks

Nicely done! Always liked fence pliers. Thanks

Fencing pliers are nade from the greatest steel on earth ! Ive never found one that didnt come up like new ! Never seem to pit more than a fraction either . !

Excellent jon Johnson all three! Fencing pliers are so hard it takes twice as long to do- The steel they use is super hard. Great stuff!

Well done!

All the pliers came out great. The fencing pliers are sweet!

Outstanding

Hey there Mr John! Love the old pliers with the ornate patterned handles. 👍🛠

I see lots of goodies there.

Very nice, they look great. Had to re sub youtube kicked me apparently. Glad i went looking for a new vid. 😁

Looks good.

Awesome, Awesome job !!!!

Good work Mr. John! Love the fencing pliers!

Fantastic Mr. John! They all came out perfect. It's good to have the right tool for the job. Can't wait to see the New Display! Take care Mr. John. I'll catch up with ya later.

Nicely done Mr John. Can't wait to see the display

Nice John. They are looking clean and much newer looking . Great job.

Nice, nice work! Thank you for taking the time to share. Made me want to go and clean up some pliers. 😀

Nice work dude.

Very cool restoration of the fencing pliers. I just bought my first pair from Channellock. I don’t think they’re as well built as those Crescent fencing pliers, but they’re the only made-in-America ones I could find. 👍🏻

Great job, John. Those hard steel tools require a great deal of work but they will come out very nicely. Looking forward to seeing the new Cresent display. Thanks much for sharing. 😀👍

Nice job on restoring the tools (as usual). 🤓👍

Good video..with a little inside info too...🖖

Great job! Over 5 pounds is crazy.

Interesting Video. I have a friend that has a box of similar Red Head anchors and plugs but they have an additional tapered top part. Do you know if these will drill with a modern 1/2" hammer drill? We can't figure out what the tapered top part is for exce[t maybe a special drilling tool. We have no special setting tools just the drill part and the plugs.

Very handy spanner and a fantastic job and video it looks great thanks for sharing your time and skill Thanks again John 🍺🍺👍👍

They were in Volvo car tool kits in the 60s, mainly the Amazon. Many people mis describe the pry end as a tire lever. In the Volve application it was intended to pry off the chrome center cap on steel wheel rims, not lever car tyres. The unmarked Bahco's of this pry end wrench were intended for bicycle use, with the pry actually intended for and capable of being used as a tire lever on bicycles.

Looks amazing! Great history.

Nice job sir

Have you got a link for that rust remover that you use? I go through a lot of evapor rust and that stuff is really expensive. I'd love to save some money on rust removal

Where do you get the deoxy? Did i spell that correctly?

I like your work and enjoyed the history lesson thank you

Fantastic Mr. John. You really don't see them over here too often. Very interesting to see how those companies all changed their designs slightly like that. It's a very small detail. Take care.

A cheeky monkey just like George lol. Nice work dude.

Nice job dude.

That came out great, looks like it has a hubcap spoon. Atleast that's what hit me from it's age. Looks almost new and very usable.

Excellent job John- I have a couple Bahco wrenches but unfortunately can’t use them because they adjust opposite of all my other wrenches! That little detail drives me crazy and made them unusable to me. Thus we call them the “Left handed wrench” 🫣😂👍

Maybe the end was for takeing hub cap off.

To my eyes that looks like the perfect finish for that wrench.👀