Dreier Bros. DOUBLE Hac-Saw!

[@57WillysCJ]

That is an interesting hacksaw. I don't have one like it. My favorite hacksaw is the old mechanical one we have that runs on 110. Always makes me smile to watch it work. Having laid on my back under a vehicle more than a few times using a hacksaw is the root of that enjoyment.

[@EVILDR235]

I collect small old cast iron gas engines and the S&W tachometer is very useful for making adjustments. I have a different brand of thread checker and it is a time saver. A few years ago I bought a 5 gallon bucket full of new nuts and bolts. It took a week to sort and size them without the thread checker. I need to get a metric one now.

[@uktony1525]

Never seen such a saw and did not know they existed. I smiled when you mentioned the 24tpi blade as it is the workhorse of my blades and as course as I go. Great video and I do not know how you keep producing such high quality content.

[@jimjohnston3188]

Great job, I learned more about hacksaws in the last 5 minutes then I learned in the previous 60 years! Always a great video.

[@ScoutCrafter]

Thanks so much Jim!!!!!!

[@MarzNet256]

Hey Scout! Love watching the channel. That is one gorgeous tool. The design keeps equal tension on the blades-brilliant. I"m addicted to finding vintage hand tools at estate sales. I'm keeping a keen eye out for this one. 🔩

[@MADMANMUSICINC]

That really makes sense and I never really thought about it but I guess that is why my dove tail saw does so well at making fine cuts on thinner stock vs my rip saw which makes rough cuts on the thinner stuff. I love your videos Scout I always learn something new and you do such amazing work! I know I've said it before but it is guys like you that make youtube so wonderful!

[@ScoutCrafter]

Hello MMM! Thanks so much! Really appreciate that!!!!!

[@edwardteach1855]

I struggle with depression and hopelessness. Your passion for hand tools gives me hope and has inspired me to build my own collection. My collection focuses on primarily mechanics hand tools but our passions are much the same. Collecting and using old ratchets wrenches and sockets make me happy.Your videos reach out in a more ways than you think are possible. Keep up the good work 🙂

[@ScoutCrafter]

Ricky- Trust me, if you watch the news or any main stream media you will suffer from depression... It's unavoidable if you watch or read the news. Take a sabbatical from the news and only watch programs that make you happy... My favorites are old TV Westerns and other shows from my youth like Andy Griffith... Then indulge yourself into a hobby like restoring tools... Lastly get at least 20 minutes of exercise a day and in 2 months you will feel born again. This really works... =) I was where you are!

[@joeheilm]

Excellent episode! The double hack saw looks great! I really liked the teeth per inch discussion...great stuff. Cheers

[@ScoutCrafter]

Thanks Joe!!!!!

[@georgechambers3197]

I have a couple of K-D hose clamp pliers in different sizes from back in the '60s. That double hacksaw is really cool and the "Don't know how that red got in there..." is priceless. 😀 I gave up on hacksaws though I still use my Monkey Wards power hacksaw with Starrett blades of course. Thanks for another great video!

[@ScoutCrafter]

LOL- The Hacksaw is the first tool to be upgraded with power! =D Thanks!!!!

[@thomasryan8218]

I have never seen a saw like that.i have seen so many unique tools on your channel.

[@leebrewer1190]

I learn something new every time Scout - one reason I keep looking forward to your new vids! Thanks for the education on hack saw blades. I really like the double hacksaw also. Surprised you used red lettering for a change.😉

[@ScoutCrafter]

Something different on the Red! LOL Thanks!!!

[@rjcruisers912]

John , great video . I have a Stewart Warner rpm gauge like the one you bought in the original tin . Was going to sell it because I didn’t know it’s use . Keeping it now - thank you for awesome video

[@ScoutCrafter]

Hey Romel!!! They are so cool! Lots of uses! You have a great eye for quality!!!!! Thanks!!!!!!

[@bertalicea2397]

Saw came out great, the pliers are must get for the collection! 👍 👍

[@sneakysnake109]

Awesome find. Beautiful saw. I might have heard about the 3 teeth rule in the past, but if i had, i sure forgot it. Thanks for refreshing my memory!

[@briantraxler2780]

Good one. Entertainment and education! Who needs television?

[@brunopeculio7015]

Beautiful hacksaw! We always learn so much with your videos. Thank you!

[@rogerbradley7509]

Oh that beautiful red! Some how it always sneaks its way in there. I must also say that your favorite part is my favorite part! Love that hacksaw!

[@ScoutCrafter]

Thanks so much Roger!!!

[@ap45sontoolworks11]

Great content as always. I never knew the three tooth rule. Awesome tip! Thanks.

[@johnkelley9877]

I have not seen a double bladed hack saw before! Thanks for sharing this helpful tutorial. It was neat seeing your Dad's hack saw.

[@ScoutCrafter]

Hi John! I have a great hacksaw collection I will share one day, very unusual and interesting... Thanks!!!!

[@williammcguire3rd]

That is a very interesting hacksaw! Turned out great as always! Thanks for sharing!

[@davidk6271]

What Thomas said. It beats me how you keep coming up with stuff I have never seen before. Thanks for sharing.

[@virginiagonzalez1138]

Thank you! Thank you! I always learn so much from watching your channel.

[@ScoutCrafter]

You are so welcome!!!!!!

[@BestUserNameUK]

Cool video, you scored some great tools👍🏻I've never seen a double hacksaw before, it's very unusual and deserved those Starrett blades - good choice👍🏻

[@allangman18]

Scout, the 37is like our zip codes today. When I lived there my code was 49...Rogers Park. Never saw the saw you restored today. Great show.

[@wildonpriddy1800]

,bought a steward warner tach in the late 50s,when I was in electrical apprenticeship,still works today,lol thx for video

[@MrDoeboy356]

Awesome finds. Great rare saw. Thanks for the video buddy.

[@ScoutCrafter]

Hi Cliff- You don't see many of these around... I wonder how many were made? Thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@mikeboone4425]

Yup dad had one double hack saw in every truck back in the 50's cracked my cherry on blisters for sure but know told old for that it's saws all all the way . Every Plumber we new had them here in California.happy trails

[@ScoutCrafter]

Wow! Mike! The California boys have all the best tools!!!! Thanks so much!!

[@adude7050]

Great finds and good info on the TPI I will keep my eye out for those double blade saws.

[@ScoutCrafter]

Hi Abe! You hardly see them around for some reason,,, Thanks!

[@wyattoneable]

The thread checker plates are nicely organized for quick ID of the bolt threads. I've never seen a double hacksaw, interesting concept. I liked the lesson on how to use the hacksaw as well. It all makes sense now (why I have a fit cutting stock sometimes).

[@ScoutCrafter]

Wyatt, even if you get the right blade hacksaws have a tendency NOT to cut straight! =) Ask me how I know! =) Thanks!!!!

[@JAResto]

I really need to have you shop for me! Great find! That is an interesting saw you picked up. Great restoration. I think you left some read paint on the handle. Haha. Great video Scout, very informative.

[@ScoutCrafter]

LOL Thanks Joe!!!!!!

[@grounded-b937]

37 was the postal code. It predates the 5 digit Zip code. Basically, it was the final 2 digits of the zip code. Probably 60637.

[@lordvengerx]

Man you sure do find some neat things at those events. Future projects it's going to be a awesome year for restorations :3. Thanks scout!!!!! :D

[@tonylenge424]

Great info on hacksaws. Thanks. I like the thread checker plate, have to check that out since it is more reasonable priced. Have a nice weekend.

[@ScoutCrafter]

They aren't cheap but hopefully it should last a lifetime or two! LOL Thanks!!!!!!!

[@Ricopolico]

1/ Another great one, Scout. 2/ I used to ask, where's this guy finding all this neat stuff? Then it donned on me that at one time, NYC was a manufacturing center so there must be old tools stuck away all over the Five Boroughs. 3/ You're the second guy this week who surprised me by being a vegetarian. I can't rag on my son about being a vegetarian, anymore. I used to tell him that vegetarians were slightly off-center - I was wrong.

[@ScoutCrafter]

LOL Vegans are the crazy ones! =P Just kidding... Honestly, being German/Polish meat was a huge staple of our diet growing up... Then in the 80's I noticed after eating meat I felt sluggish and blah. That year I went to my annual state fair and looked into the eyes of a Golden Guernsey cow and I said "I'm done" For 20+ years I don't eat anything with eyes, except potatoes. =) Never felt better. Mentally and physically. I only wish I did it sooner. Your Son is on to something! =) Thanks!!!!!!!!

[@alexstools]

Great one again Scout! Allways sounds like such a great time over there at the antique society meets.

[@ScoutCrafter]

Hi Alex! We always have such a great time and the people there are awesome!!!!!!! Tractor shows are the same!!!!!!!

[@DirtandRust]

Very Cool and Interesting Saw :] and Nice Work!!! I love the look of The Vintage K-D Tools...they all look like lil works of Art...TFS

[@tomhollis2685]

Scout, cool saw. I believe "Chicago 37" refers to a pre-zip code way of referring to different parts of the city. I grew up in Pittsburgh 36. It later became a full zip code with 36 at the end.

[@kadmaster]

Very interesting tap driver,sir...I like rpm indicuator,smells quality...and saw... good job again...

[@ScoutCrafter]

Hello Kadir! Yes! The lens is Glass too! Old time quality! Thanks!!!!!!!!

[@andrewesposito7573]

Neat saw! Thanks for explaining the tpi as it relates to the size of the material,I always learn something from you :)

[@ScoutCrafter]

Thanks so much Andrew!

[@tonyholt90]

Great stuff you found there, nice to see. Never seen a double saw like that Nice to see..

[@michaelpugh4894]

Cool hack saw. Your collection is amazing. I currently have about 35 old tools that I restored.

[@ScoutCrafter]

Hi Michael! It really adds up! If you do one a month in four years you will have 48 awesome tools! =) Thanks!!!!!

[@norherman]

Good finds. The hack saw is a new one for me. I will keep a eye out for one. Like the concept. THANKS

[@societyschild6055]

Been using hacksaws for more years then most ppl have been alive. Had to come here to learn how to use one properly. Thank's :)

[@ScoutCrafter]

LOL- Funny thing is only when we get older do we appreciate the simple tools! Thanks!!!!!!

[@3dalex13l3]

Never seen a double hacksaw like that. It came out better than new.!!!

[@ScoutCrafter]

Thanks Edwin!!!!!

[@gregbowe8235]

Scout, outstanding vidio on the Dreier Bros. Double hac-saw. I also have one that l have restored and if l may humbly add, on mine the cap inside the handle for the center tube comes off to store spare blades. Thanks for all of your vids. Hobowe

[@ScoutCrafter]

Hi Greg! Thanks for that! I was wondering about that tube! I just love that saw!!!!!!

[@gregbowe8235]

@@ScoutCrafter hey scout, l have a question maybe you can answer for me. On some Ford auto wrenches I have there is one, two, or three dots under the letter M stamped on them. Any idea what they mean? ( pls see pic )

[@gregbowe8235]

@@ScoutCrafter ps, how do I send you a picture?

[@yrtuag]

Great stuff as usual, enjoyed the show 👍😎 🤠

[@ScoutCrafter]

Thanks Jim!!!!!!!!

[@yrtuag]

You're welcome Sir 🤠

[@357magdad]

That's a cool hacksaw! "Don't know how that red got in there..." LOL

[@ScoutCrafter]

=D It must have been there already and just showed up after the cleaning! =P

[@brunopeculio7015]

Be careful... don't mess with Scoutcrafter's red

[@uncleblack7322]

I like that double blade system...nice resto on hacksaw...

[@ScoutCrafter]

Thanks Blackie! Still have no idea where the Red came from! =P

[@bobjoncas2814]

....great vid , with some interesting vintage tools....

[@SkyForgeVideos]

Every time you make one of these videos I'm like damn! I need one of those! Nice double hac saw!

[@ScoutCrafter]

This is definitely a cool idea! However 2 saws accomplish the same thing. LOL! Thanks!!!!!!!!

[@SkyForgeVideos]

I just love any tool that does double duty!

[@robertfakler8564]

I've never seen a double hacksaw. I like it.

[@mealex303]

Truly excellent again!!!

[@mrbenmall]

You should turn that audio clip of "I don't know how that red got in there" into a closing stinger at the end of your videos. God, that made me laugh. Beautiful restoration.

[@ScoutCrafter]

LOL Thanks Ben!!!!!!!

[@thomasravenscraft6151]

I don't know how that red got in there. I got a good laugh out of that too Ben!!

[@shieldcracker]

What a great find that hacksaw!

[@stewartew]

I know how that red paint got in there ! It was there all the time when you cleaned it up the red paint showed up...... LOL, I have never seen a double hack saw before, it seems that they would be very handy. As usual you always seem to find this unique stuff.

[@ScoutCrafter]

Hi Ernie! I always liked the unusual stuff! Thanks!!!!

[@robertfairburn9979]

Thanks for educating me

[@Flyfisher2022]

Awesome job, really enjoying your videos! Quick question for you, I’m working on a set up to refurbish some of my grandfathers old tools... what grit sand paper do you recommend for the belt sander. Also what buffing compound after that? I’m looking for a good all around set up. Thanks!

[@ScoutCrafter]

I have found the best all purpose grit for belts is 220, however, I always suggest getting a assortment pack when ordering so you can see how each grit behaves. I use Black Bar compound, it's also called emery compound. It comes in 1 pound bars. You can also buy a 4 piece assortment pack made by Enkay and others! That comes with White, Brown, Black and Red! Thanks!

[@cliveoxford52]

Great video presentation and information content - thank you ScoutCrafter - have a great weekend. Kind regards, Clive

[@joshuagarcia7791]

Enjoyed the whole video thank you

[@AmericanCoinHunting]

Cool restoration again John . I would like to know if you would be interested in showing . How to hook up a small 6 gallon air compresor tank to a 40 gallon slave tank . To have more air volume to run off of . I don't know how to do plumbing , so I am at a lose .

[@ScoutCrafter]

Hi Dave! Are you sure you have enough CFM's? Many times that's the problem when running spinning air tools as compared to nail guns and staplers. What size compressor are you running?

[@AmericanCoinHunting]

I am not sure @@ScoutCrafter .It's an older 2 cylinder max 100 psi Craftsman air compressor with a 12 gallon tank (Not 6 gallon as I thought ) .Reading the side of the tank it says -Displacement 8.8 cfm [249 LM], --Air Delivery-- 6.6 scfm @ 40 psi [187 slm @ 276 kPa],,,, and 5.3 scfm @ 90 psi [150 slm @ 621 kPa] . Does this mean I need a 40 - 80 gallon slave tank ? Or a larger air compressor in general ? I only want to run a needle gun , or 1/4" Die grinder at 90 psi . But I don't need to run a paint gun or more than 1 tool at a time , and it's at it's highest setting of 85-90 psi as it is . Any help here ? Thank You John .

[@ScoutCrafter]

Hi Dave! Got it! I have the same compressor and have always had trouble running High CFM tools. The paint gun shouldn't be an issue but the die grinders use a lot of air! The compressor is always cycling! Compressed air is funny, a bigger tank hold more air but as soon as the pressure drops in the tank the compressor kicks on again! I have seen those big vertical tanks but it might be the same issue but you have more air! =) Thanks

[@lewiemcneely9143]

I hate hacksaws but like the double but like the Starrett blades even more. Probably cousins to a micrometer. Thanks, Crafty Scout. I sure am glad I don't have all those meets to go to. I'd be overrun and broke at the same time.

[@ScoutCrafter]

LOL! Yes, lucky the meets are far apart! I can save up!! Thanks Lewie

[@OldSneelock]

@@ScoutCrafter Hi guys. I have gone to the Midwest Tool Collectors meets and fortunately have always arrived right at the end after the sales have closed. I'm already dangerously close to black hole density in the storeroom. Lewie sent me several of those small threading dies. I keep telling myself I need a die holder for the tailstock on the South Bend. Cool box of taps, dies, and drill bits. Have you ever tried sharpening a tap or die? Everybody does drill bits. With taps a quick touch up keeps them from breaking. 😆 I didn't mention hacksaws did I? Good.

[@lwoodt1]

I use a carbide grit edged blade.I have been using the same blade for many many years and it still cuts fine.No teeth to dull or worry with.

[@ScoutCrafter]

Hi Lou! Those are hard to find now! They were popular years ago but the hacksaw has been replaced by power saws for most people... =) We are old school! LOL

[@lwoodt1]

So true John,but I still see them being sold online.

[@reynaldovalle1773]

wow what a great deal Scout God bless you family and friends it's a shame they don't have deals like that over here bummer congratulations

[@ScoutCrafter]

Thanks so much Reynaldo!!! 😃👍

[@reynaldovalle1773]

@@ScoutCrafter 😁👍👍👍

[@pazion-hotwheels1553]

Amazing saw!

[@deancollins8229]

Another great video !

[@lotsabirds]

I'm guessing that RED mysteriously appeared when the patination was removed.😁 Great Video!! Neat Hac-Saw!! Great education!! Thanks!!

[@emersonaz]

A double hack saw, you come up with the dangest things. Now I need one.

[@JackScurlock]

Certainly a unique saw and a great video...captjack

[@restorationonly48]

I find your videos very informative, I can learn something from them. To be honest I have never wonder why you need different teeth in saw, now I know. Thanks again. :)

[@j.madone7819]

I have the KD snap ring pliers, both pairs. Same handle design as your set of KDs.

[@ScoutCrafter]

I love KD tools... They were really well designed and work great! Thanks!

[@StephenCao1]

You made it better than new

[@Goku_Just_Sayin]

That sneaky Red Paint 😅😂

[@Brian-Burke]

Great job on this one. I really like the saw design. I'm a little unclear on why you said you should use a finer blade on tubing and a coarser blade on solid stock. Maybe I missed it.

[@ScoutCrafter]

The teeth tend to shear off and break if you catch them on the edge of thin stock so the more teeth the less that happens! =)

[@Brian-Burke]

@@ScoutCrafter Thank you!

[@stevef8993]

Hey ScoutCrafter!! That's a pretty cool hacksaw!! Did you get that at the swap meet? I was hoping you were going to demonstrate it. How would it feel putting your grip on the middle pipe to apply pressure and steady the saw? I have to keep my eyes open for an RPM or LFPM gauge for the bandsaw and now......dun dun dun....yup, new (old) 1940s Craftsman wood lathe. Picked it up today for a great price with a bunch of accessories. My Spring restoration project.

[@ScoutCrafter]

Hi Steve! WOW! You got it! Can't wait to see it running and some projects you make! =) Awesome!!!!!!

[@stevef8993]

Yeah, spent a few hours talking with Ed and made a deal where we were both happy. I'm looking forward to all the things I can do with it. Buffing, wire wheeling, center drilling, turning of course, bowl making and many others. Need to check out some MT2 center kits if the originals don't work out. Still need to make a table to get started. I'm excited!!!👍

[@OldSneelock]

@@stevef8993 I got hooked on bowls far a few years. Now I turn the ocasional handle. Great fun and fastest way to make a finished item right down to the coating.

[@christinaperez254]

Great find with that Greenfield mini die handle! That hacksaw is the cat's meow! I usually have two hacksaws with different TPI blades....but this is truly a space saver. Does it feel balanced in the hand and natural to use?

[@ScoutCrafter]

Hi Christina! I must have 60+ hacksaws so I am a stickler about "fit and feel" like you said. This saw is nice for sure but in no way compares to a vintage Millers Falls single blade saw. Everytime there is a compromise to add a feature they lose one. Like a saw that accepts multiple size blades is never as rigid as a saw meant only for one size. Compromise... A dirty word! LOL Thanks so much!!!!!!!

[@Traderjoe]

I had no idea about the three teeth on the material before today. I learned something new! Did you get my email and video?

[@ScoutCrafter]

Hi Joe! Not yet! Let me check!!!!!

[@michaelcoceski5442]

Of course I enjoy your presentation but where else would I see a double hack saw. Never seen one before. Have a great day.

[@wayneshanks9005]

Awesome i love to have one of them Scout

[@helpinghandremodeling3755]

Great 2n1 hacksaw. Speaking of bolt size, check your old stock and let me know if you have an 11/16 bolt. I can't find one anywhere

[@ScoutCrafter]

Hi Bernie- I looked it up, 11/16 by 16TPI? They were used as spring bolts on cars... How long of a bolt do you need?

[@helpinghandremodeling3755]

@@ScoutCrafter an 1-1/2 would do. Obviously if it's longer I could cut it down

[@larryborkstrom3580]

that's a cool hacksaw

[@jusb1066]

youd be fascinated by a smiths speedometer, the reading wasnt a smooth reading like your rpm dial, it 'ticked' and jumped to the current speed about every 2 seconds, and if you stopped quick, it showed 10 or 15 mph, it had the great advantage of not having the sticky cable jerks that you got on older cars

[@ScoutCrafter]

Hello Jusb! I have a wonderful collection of RPM indicators and tachometers... My Mentor got me interested and he has one of the largest collections in the world! Now that the digital hand held ones are so cheap the vintage beautifully made manual ones are obsolete... Like me! =)

[@jusb1066]

you can tell that kit is genuine and not just a pile of junk, all the drill bits match up to a set, same with the hex keys (the most common), a set of punches, and probably the most common thread sizes too,, someones real took kit and not the fake 'took kits' that are robbed out junk

[@ScoutCrafter]

You are so right! Only when you organize them do you see that it wasn't just a box of spares! =)

[@peteruppert9019]

Another excellent video scoutcrafter I was just curious what RPM do you run your wire wheel on thanks

[@ScoutCrafter]

Hi Pete! I like to run the wire brush at 1700 rpm or so... Thanks!

[@annachrissy4874]

“The red...I don’t know how that got in there....” HA!!!!

[@ScoutCrafter]

LOL

[@GeorgeWMays]

Was the 37 a postal code - before zip codes?

[@ScoutCrafter]

??? Can't figure it!

[@BradsWorkbench]

The other day I saw a hack saw Type saw but was huge to be a hack saw. The blade had to be 18-20” long and 1” wide. The only reason I didn’t buy it was because the blade was missing a lot of teeth. But I keep wanting to go back and get it. Have you seen these before and are replacement blades available? I haven’t been able to find anything

[@ScoutCrafter]

Hi Brad! That is a Meat saw! Very common and I have yet to see replacement blades!!!! =) Cool looking though!

[@BradsWorkbench]

Oh wow, definitely wouldn’t have thought of that. Thanks!

[@tommyvinson6]

The double Hac - Saw is interesting.

[@EVILDR235]

Is that center tube on the hacksaw to store extra blades ?

[@ScoutCrafter]

Hi Chuck- I don't think it is accessible for that! Great idea though! =D Thanks!

[@AtomicReverend]

I just found another saw I could really use... At the junkyard this bad boy would come in handy in my Pick-A-Part tool box. Just curious SC do you collect power tools also? If so do you have a particular era or band you prefer?

[@ScoutCrafter]

Hello ARA! I have some nice vintage power tools but really don't collect them. I enjoy collecting tools from all eras! Not so much the primitive tools though! =) Thanks!!

[@bobthelanternguy8640]

ScoutCrafter very nice hack saw. knowing me being ruff with tools. that would come in handy with the 2 blades on it. you dull or break 1 turn over and you have the back up blade. waist no time working...Bobby

[@ScoutCrafter]

Hi Bobby! You boys in California have all the best stuff because it didn't rust away! LOL Thanks Brother!!!!!

[@danohstoolbox]

great video brother

[@ScoutCrafter]

Thanks so much Danoh!!!!!

[@H8RMKR8]

You and that red great video

[@ScoutCrafter]

=D

[@marklawson8346]

Nice hacksaw not seen anything like it before 👍🏻

[@frankg3072]

I was always under the impression that 18 TPI was for general sawing. Have you ever heard that?

[@ScoutCrafter]

Hi Frank! 18-24 is considered general purpose. We are always knocking teeth off blades! It's in our nature! LOL Thanks!!!!!

[@zacharybradley7260]

Wow, that’s a neat hacksaw. I have the one you said that was your father’s I believe. Craftsman with the crown logo? Do you find the Starrett brand saw blades to be superior to most other brands? Ive got a hacksaw I bought awhile back I’ll send you a picture of. Nothing special but neat.

[@ScoutCrafter]

I would love to see a guy like Project Farm do a comparison on hacksaw blades to see what brand last longest. Two things usually hold true- 1-The higher the price the better the blade. 2- You can't always go by 1... LOL Thanks!

What do you not have in your Aladdin's Cave of tools?

[@ScoutCrafter]

ROOM! LOL Thanks!!!!!!

[@schark30]

would that saw still work say if you were usen it like you showed say one blade snapped can you still continue to use is with the other blade broke till you got home or what ever to put another one on

[@ScoutCrafter]

Hi Steve, Good question! I was thinking the same thing. I believe you need both blades for rigidity... =)

[@Mr.Donahue]

For a moment there I thought you said you kept it hanging by your bed!

[@ScoutCrafter]

No I have a different saw hanging by my bed... =D

[@КошмарКошмар-й2б]

Cool bro 👍👍👍👍

[@truthseeker5968]

I just picked up an auto wrench that has 4 bent teeth. Is there anyway I can straighten them? Or is the wrench useless?

[@ScoutCrafter]

Sometimes they can be straightened out with a little heat and patience... Many of the old auto-wrenches like Vlchek were very malleable and bent easily... I have had wrenches with missing teeth! Bummer! LOL Thanks!!!!