If you dig it in the ground how do you stretch the top stran of barbwire ? You cant its to put on the post not in the ground .

It's a barbed wire stretcher .

I know , it is a waste of time!

back in the 60s early 70s was used for barbed wire puller on a fence line

Have used many times to run barbed wire fences I think I still have one

This was very helpful! I like the design of the push stick. Thanks for sharing this.

Excellent work!👍🏼

You could replace the end of the push stick with a solid piece of wood , some glue and a couple of wood dowel pins. Anyway, very good video. Thanks

You have one of the most beautiful work shops I have ever seen…

Great discussion Toolscouter and I love your design for the push stick, I’ve got to make one of those. Fingers as booger hooks!-that’s a new one for me.

Nice tip ToolScouter! When the pusher is worn on the bottom, could you just cut it off and cut a new stop into it, and keep using it? 🤔 Very good idea as I've seen many a woodworker or carpenters that are missing part of a digit! 😢 👍🇺🇸

Excellent tutorial. Nicely done. I'm going to have to make a couple of those.

My favorite is shaped like a v, like a boomerang. I got the design from the old cabinetmaking and millwork book. It not only has a notch that pushes thru the cut but it has a very long surface pushing down on the board preventing lift and kickback. Simple and effective. It's very easy to use one to rout out another so I have several of them.

Excellent show. It's good to learn different ways to be safe in the shop. You design is very practical. Many thanks! 😀👍

Great information. I definitely need one and I like that design. Thanks for sharing your expertise

Thank you for showing us a great project safety first

Excellent video! I like the screw idea too. I see a new push stick coming soon.

I hate those plastic push sticks. I make all my own and I have one very similar to your that is my favorite. Mine does not have the screw but I run a sawstop with the safety technology and it does not like metal stuff

Thanks for posting this! I am trying to learn as much as I can about table saw use and safety. Very timely!

Now I gotta go buy a table saw so I can make a push stick!

Good job on the push stick! 👍

Good thing you didn't show that freehand cut or the Safety Police would be hauling you off to Prison about right now.

Thank you so much for this video! It is very informative and can't wait to try this for myself. Thank you! Catch you next time!

Thank you for the information and safety

Nice video.

Bonjour très belle vidéo de vôtre part sur la sécurité quand on utilise une scie. Et très belle proposition pour fabriquer un guide, pour éviter de se couper les doigts. Merci beaucoup. ❤

The front screw…smart idea!

How weight?

Micro Mark sells a variation of the wooden handled vise that works great! I bought one of the wing screw types on Amazon, and after a little tweaking, it’s worked well too! I enjoy this type of thing, and also small clamp on vises!

Nicely done! One of those hand vices is on my short list. 😉👍

I like those, great job.

Beautiful ToolScouter! The vises look very nice. Thanks for sharing this.

I have a couple of those small hand vises, finger saver for sure. Nice clean up on both tools.

I use the little hand vise Joe's Shop sent me all the time! I glued leather to the jaw faces to protect the parts I'm working on. I think the leather makes it easier to grip small parts too.

Great video. Another tool I have to be on the look out for.

Awesome little tools. The one you straightened looks like it's got about a 20or so degree angle on the end which is the angle I put on my knife edges. Might work perfect on the belt grinder to get the bevel just right!?

Excellent saves! 😃👍

I use a smaller one for watch repair. It is nice to be able to hold and work on small pieces without them flying off.

Very nice, have yet to find one in the wild..

Nice video. I’ve always wanted to get a hand vice. I’ll be looking for one.

Good video. I have been on the lookout for a hand vise like that.

The one that you said is combersome in the beginning is not a hand vise. It is a parallel clamp,also known as a toolmaker's clamp.

I picked up a small hand vise like the one you hung on the wall about a year ago and it has become a well used tool tool in my shop. They will definitely save your fingers from the wire wheel. I use mine often when restoring tools for small parts that need to be wire wheeled and cleaned up. They are also useful in conjunction with a larger vise to hold small parts when filing. I don't know how i lived without one. Great finds and clean up!

I don't have one of these, surprisingly, but really need one. Thanks for video, you did a really nice job.

I have been looking for one of these for over 2 years and have never seen one in the wild.

Those hand vices look like they would come in real "handy" 😅. I am going to have to find one because I end up using a pair of old lineman pliers, and it is a bit cumbersome when you have to be the pressure side and work the material also. Thanks again and have a great weekend

Awesome little tools. I had never seen one. Very interesting!

For that sharp edge of the nail: too bad you did not have a hand vise handy to hold that in order to carefully round that over on a grinder! 😅 Thanks for sharing the video! I do appreciate when you post!

Hey !Bonjour très beau travail, l'étau a main est vraiment superbe. Celui ci est vraiment pratique pour effectivement travailler les petites pièces à la ponceuse ou bien à la brosse métallique,sans s'écorcher les doigts. J'en ai deux ,dont une avec un trou carré au milieu, qui me sert à filleter les petites pièces. ❤

Nicely done. I love my little hand vices. I have oneI really need to tear apart and replace a spring on. Great video as always.