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Thanks for watching !! You don't need anything fancy we used the cheapest wire wheels we could find on the cheapest 6 inch bench grinders for years . They work perfect . If you need a bench grinder I would suggest yard sales or flea markets I see them for $15-20 all the time , or you can pick up a new 6 inch at harbor freight for a decent price . I usually buy the cheapest 6 in or 8 in wire wheels I can find . I have a bunch of what's under the rust shorts , I also have a few full length tool clean up videos . I have been using an 8 inch grinder from Harbor Freight as my main grinder and I have a 6 inch el cheapo grinder that I use also , my son works with me he has a 8 inch variable speed shop fox grinder for tool clean up . We never use any rust remover chemicals just a waste of time and money to me , I can clean up a hammer head completely in about 5 minutes and I can usually do a full size axe head in less than 10 minutes , by the time you wait for the chemical to work and clean up and everything plus the money it cost . We have tried every rust remover you buy and really none of them do what they claim , so a wire wheel is just a better use of my resources . Hope this helps , if you have any other questions don't hesitate to ask , and again Thanks for watching the channel .

@@AppalachianAxeworks Thank you so much for the thorough response! I really appreciate all the tips and the time you took to help me out. I’ll definitely be putting your advice to good use when I clean up my hammers. Also, I love your channel and all the content you create, it’s been incredibly helpful and inspiring! Keep up the great work!

Great little knives will last forever if you take care of them , I have a couple I have had for years and years , Thanks for watching !!!

Thanks for watching !!! Usually $150 or more just depends on the brand and how fancy of a sheath I make . Thanks again for watching !!

My primary use will be for pulling nails. I recently got a battery-powered 15ga finishing nailer. I like to set it to leave the head proud. If I need to make changes, I can easily pull even a 2.5in. 15ga D-head nail. When I'm through making changes, I carefully tap in the nails so as not to mar the wood. (I build using 1.5x2.5 lumber, which can be securely fastened with optimally placed 2.5in 15ga nails.)

Thanks for watching . Project Farm did a video on End Cutters a couple weeks ago and the Knipex were by far the best out of all of them . I have cut thousands of copper and brass rivets with mine and they are still as sharp as the day I got them . I would suggest watching Project Farms video it was pretty enlightening to me how much better the Knipex were over all the other brands . I was already a big Knipex Fan before watching that video and it really just solidified my opinion about Knipex tools . Thanks again for taking the time to watch our channel , we really appreciate it . Dave AAW

@@AppalachianAxeworks I saw the Project Farm video. Sometimes he tests for stresses I would never submit my tools to.

Agreed , I would never do that to my good tools , if I think I'm going to destroy a tool I dig around and find a junker to destroy .

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This knife is most likely from the 70's, but the fish knife design has been made since at least the 1930's maybe even earlier . Still several companies making them today . By far my favorite knife design , Thanks for watching the video and spending some time on the channel .

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Thanks for watching !! Its under $15 at SMK still .

Thanks for watching !! This hatchet sold not long after this short posted .

@@AppalachianAxeworks ok thanks was wondering how much you chage for one like that?

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Thanks for watching !! Rough Ryder is my favorite budget friendly brand , they look good and if you break one or loose it not that big of a deal you are out $14 OR $15 . Thanks again for spending some time on the channel !!

Thanks for watching !!! Vintage axes/hatchets are much better quality than most of the new stuff . Thanks again for spending some time on the channel .

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Hello , Thanks for watching the video . Link to the chisel set below . Thanks again Dave AAW catoctinmountainqmco.etsy.com/listing/1732153934

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Thanks for watching !!! This short was clipped from a full length video that I did , I have a full playlist of budget friendly knife reviews on the channel , Thanks again for watching !!!

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Thanks for watching !!! Its a Bonney from the 50's I meant to say that in the video , I didn't realize I didn't say until I went back and watched it again . Thanks again for watching and commenting really appreciate it .

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Thanks for watching !!! We use it on all of our wood handled tools and we don't have any issue with it being slippery .

Thanks for watching !!! I don't have details of the paint , I have never been able to nail down confirmed info on it . The early version of the Red paint was very sturdy and held up well , the paint on the later version seems to be thinner and not as sturdy . The paint on the yellow version 65-67 was very thin and not as sturdy . My guess would be that the early red paint was high quality dipped and baked and the later version were dipped with a lower quality paint and not baked . Bridgeport changed hands sometime in 1964 and would possibly explain why the paint quality dropped off in 1965 . Thanks again for checking out the channel . Dave AAW

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Rough Ryder does a nice job with theme knives , I am a fan of the Texas series myself , Thanks for watching !!

Backed up on projects right now , if I am able to get one built anytime soon I will let you know . Thanks again for watching !!!

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