Cool 😮

May i ask why on drying mode , thanks ...

My grandfather recieved these as a Christmas gift back in the 60s and absolutely hated them. He said they were a pain to use

Ivory would of been abundant in the Sheffield knife industry

I think the scales are ivory you only see schreger or cross hatching at the end grain not along its surface,

Hey Nash, reading the instructions first would have been helpful, you don't have to use your finger to press the buttons, a stylus would do, or even a pen with the cap on, something like that! O.M.G. LOLZ

So many hours of fun! So many caps. Thanks for the memory nudge.

I remember these and I remember the smell of the burnt cap powder. I haven’t smelled it in a long time.

Can't go wrong with a pair of channellocks.

Pretty much at 'pest' level across Norfolk these days. Invasive non-natives species like this just don't have predators to keep their numbers in balance - apart from cars!

They are grozing pliers, used for breaking small pieces of glass. The flat side is used to break glass at the score line, and the curved side is used for cleaning the edges by scraping the small flares/burrs.

I get these deers out side my house all the time. I think they lovely little things

Bargain mate I have the same ones apart from the ck vde :)

Kill it, it’s invasive and the reason why stags are not common anymore

Maybe soak the handles in boiling water to remove them and buff them on a fiber wheel after soaking in the ultrasonic and then seeing if they can be sharpened with a thin file?

Very nice and very handy Thanks Nash 🍺🍺👍👍

Probably 50p because they’re blunt

Amazing for £1.50.

Where did you get the first one?

Great find mate. That broken tip will be fixed easily in your skilled hands.50p, unbelievable!

Sir, They are grozing pliers, used to break small pieces of glass. The flat side is held against the scored line, and while applying even pressure you pull straight back without twisting or bending. They explain how to use them in the livingsunglass website.

Must be something special very nice Nash 🍺

Very weird looking! I wonder what they are for

I bought an original one years ago for 50p from a tool shop because it was caked in rust it cleaned up well not parting with it.

Thanks for making this video, it conjured up memories of playing with my Gat as a kid in the 90s. In all honesty I didn't really gel with that pistol as I found it considerably less accurate than my black widow slingshot which I had at the time haha. I quickly progressed to a Webley Hurricane which was an excellent pistol but I kept the Gat as I wasn't too precious about what I fired out of it, the pistol met its end when I shot it and the entire barrel went down the garden (later plastic model). I still enjoy shooting when I can fit it around work and kids.

Very handy little tools those ratcheting screwdrivers. Even better if you have limited mobility.

Started my Engineering apprenticeship in 1984, I'm 56 now and still use this same book👍🏼

Very good find . I use nws pliers at work every day for the past 7 years and were second-hand when I got them. The some Milwaukee pliers rebranded nws . Keep up the good work👍

I bought a pair of 7x50 super zenith while on vacation in az. They aren't quite aligned. But not bad

Fantastic find Nash 🥃🥃👍👍

Very very nice I think it's a great find 👍🍺

Iron mab gloves🥶

You sound like Pim from smiling friends ngl

The hole is supposed to be there, for stripping sleeving.

Coockoo clock weight

Morning Nash love the small pliers 👍 And what are you going to do with one weight off a cuckoo clock? 🤔😂😂

You can still get new blades for that Stanley Surform. Do you have a clock to hang that weight from?

❤Great to pop down memory lane now and again thanks for sharing 😊

A few weeks ago I went on a deep dive into the history of J. Rabone and Sons. That was spurred by me misplacing my spirit level and I dug out my great grandfather's tools and used his joiner's spirit level which was made by J. Rabone and Sons. I was impressed that it was still in perfect working order after a century. They were a great manufacturer.

Would you consider selling it?

I have this, it’s very good and your review was excellent… I enjoyed the proper aspect you did of doing the test with the practical explanation of the physical cables removed and reversed, so the consumer will actually see how it is for real as opposed to just telling us

Вместо гайки,поставить "барашек". и будет разборный нож -ножницы.

What a fantastic tool and a great Maker Thanks for sharing your time 🍺🍺👍👍

Better to keep the little woman happy mate. 😊 The conservatory is looking great.

That is a nice hacksaw

I’m old enough to have been out on boats with Gardner engines. They were slow but reliable engines. Some small engines were started using a leather belt on the flywheel. Never saw one of your adjustment tools though.

It’s classy looking. Much more so than its function merits 😂

We have brass callipers like that too.

Great tools like the Gardner spanner And the brass gauge Thanks for sharing your time 🍺🍺👍👍

So only manufacture dates on the first two?