I'm going to borrow that idea for some smaller stainless finishing work I need to do. I use the large scotchbrite pads (red and green), cut them square and shove a 1/4" arbor cutoff holder through them and use a drill to spin them. They work great at removing weld color.

Deep inside, I miss pandemic.

Kya bakchod admi hai

Nice ! For the Latheless Old school grandpa tech.

Great video. Were the edges sharp? Did you smooth it out using the sander? It's too fast to be sure. I just bought a house and want to remove the white oil-based paint from the window sills and leave it looking more natural looking.

Many thanks for your tutorial; excellent 👍🏼 I want to know the maximum weight load that this wooden weight tree can hold without cracking?

can you talk

Are you just pulling or twisting and pulling?

Could've been better.

Exellent work.Thanks for saving a beautifull toolbox.😅

Beautiful ❤

It’s spelled sill.

so sad that old coins are destroyed to make this. Old coins and the history of the country are important. Yes it beautiful but the coin is no more. If everyone followed this example old coins would be no more and tangible history lost forever

nice work

Excellent 👍👍

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Can you tell me what lock number yours is? As mine is a "7" (number on top of key hole) the key is lost and I'm trying to get a new one made so would be good to have a template. Many thanks Pauline

Price of wood now a days not worth buy one made already

Is this a regular coping saw? Or a specialist one?

I can't believe I wasted so much time watching you polish aluminum. I was expecting a mod to extend or tighten up the blade.

It's a great tutorial. However, a word of caution - the webbing may be rated to 125kg, but that thickness of PVC tubing will likely start to crack or even snap at around 75-80kg due to the extreme pressures put on either of the ends... Another point would be to round the inner and outer edges of both ends of the tube, otherwise the sharp edges of the tube will eventually start cutting away at the webbing. 🙂

that small wrench you used looks fantastic!! please tell me what kind of wrench it is or where I may find one. i need it! also, thank you for the tutorial. i prefer to make my own tools whenever possible but don't always know how to go about it. this is very helpful!

Well, let’s just say you and I take a different approach.

That’s destruction of the governments property so it’s illegal so yeah don’t do this

I really don't know why you would take it apart. The history is fantastic.

Nice! Will do it tomorrow.

your bench peg looks new first project?

the gold does look good on the characters ,makes a change from boring white most people use

i LOVED 2020, i sold my concept 2 for 2k and by 2022 i had the money to buy 2 of them LUL

Temporary repair,...Granite is a LIFETIME APPLICATION...

Very nice. What reconditioning wheel are you using?

Brilliant. Very nice restoration. Everything turned out great. The key making was awesome.

That turned out nice. Have been following you on IG and didn't realize I wasn't following you here. I fixed that.

The before looks exactly like my rusted plates, curl bar, and tricep bar in my backyard.

Real nice job looks real! Now granddad needs to get out to the shop and make my grandson one! Thanks for sharing!

I have just been rebuilding a few bits on my Father's one of these. He was a tool maker for life. A few things to note. I didn't have a key so I made up a few to test and modify with thin plastic that was easy to cut with a boxcutter. Took a few attempts and trimming to push the tumblers just far enough. My profile ended up being nowhere near as simple as the one here. I would suggest that even though it appears to work its probably wrong (maybe you got lucky the number "12" lock was the simple one mine has a "6" lock) , the tip of the key is quite small as well as it goes right through the back of the lock. Basically only 2 tumblers so was not hard to see what was going on with the lock removed. That plate round the lock (13 minutes in) on the front actually has a rectangular cut-out between the mounting screws. This allow a bit of paper or card trapped behind it so you can write your name on it. Nice picture of a genuine key here:- www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/vintage-neslein-drawer-engineers-1819612816 I'm taking my plastic template to a locksmith to get 2 proper keys cut for it.

I like the idea of using the nicely done sculpting from the mint’s sculptures to fancy up your ring. The shaping you did with the file and stuff to incorporate the coin was great. The only problem I seen was the Silver didn’t match up. The ring is probably .925 sterling silver and god only knows what the silver content of the shilling was. Probably .999 or even 90% but it could be much lower. You could’ve concealed it by framing your insert with the same silver content as your ring. Giving it a 3d appearance

You totally ruined this video with the adding in of irritating, annoying and distracting crappy-ass background "music", making it unwatchable. Just thought you'd like to know.

Sure, it looks real purty, but the best 199's are cast iron. Also, if you plan to pocket this thing, you better get a blade guard.

I bet those bars had 0 knurling left after this. Look nice tho. 👍

how did you make that starter hole

Didn't like how you didn't remove all of the rust but nice idea of using the marker. I was wondering how I was going to do the lettering.

Bravo Mr.!!!

Yeah you did a great job but that is considered that mirrors are still rusty done delete mine just said never mind here’s a story I actually have this old weight and I have no clue where are stored so you really help me when I have no clue no to fix

Should have polished the screw

I think the sharpie gold at the end was such a good idea.

I Appreciate your work!

that's great, for another finish for your copper pieces, you can electroplate zinc onto the surface and then heat up the part (on a cooker hot plate will do) and the finished piece will magically turn to brass, with a good polish looks great :-)

You make some very nice items but you assume too much. I wish you would speak and explain what you are doing and what things you a using. for example you used some type of long handled clamp to hole the a coin, but I have no idea what this clamp looks like, what it is called or where I can buy it. Also you added something to the water to cool the cut image down but you didn't say what that ingredient was. I wish you well but could you consider been been more descriptive in your uploads please?