Little Perfect Handle Screwdriver and Mail Call from AndyM

[@uncleblack7322]

Watching you on a Sunday morning, oh so relaxing...Yes, they are a lot of Nice people out there...Enjoyed, your vid...I Love Perfect Handles Screwdrivers...will last forever...

[@rollerbald]

Hey uncleblack! Thanks much for the view and comment and I am honored that you enjoyed the video. Please come back often! Best regards, Bill.

[@markmerideth8830]

Alright!! The cold weather moves in and I get a new video to watch! Great restoration. Beautiful outcome. And beautiful clamps too

[@rollerbald]

Hi Mark! Thanks. Andy and George come through again!

[@melm2459]

Nice work on the screwdriver! Nothing gets through life without a few scars, no reason to pretend they aren’t there and they show a life well lived. Great clamps too, those will be useful!

[@rollerbald]

Hi Melinda! Yep, battle scars are a part of life for sure. 🙂Good to hear from you again!

[@Resto-Rob]

Great looking screwdriver. George and Andy are top notch!

[@rollerbald]

Hi Rob! Thanks for the view and comment, I appreciate it. Yes, the guys in our community are all good guys. Glad you are here, Bill.

[@westhighlandsshop]

Nice job Bill! That Perfect Handle Screwdriver came out prefect! Thanks for sharing

[@rollerbald]

Thanks David! It's a neat size - I have not seen one that small before. I appreciate your view and comment!

[@guyfuller1369]

Nice of George to send you that screwdriver. I’ve never seen one in the wild, but they are beautiful. Looks perfect in the display case. Cheers!

[@rollerbald]

Thanks Guy! Yes it is a neat little screwdriver - I have never seen one that small. George is a generous fellow, as is Andy. Thanks for being here, Bill.

[@Dalesworkshop]

You did good on the scales Bill. I was wondering how you would pull that off, Nice look. Andy Hooked you up with some nice Clamps. Have a good week.

[@rollerbald]

Thanks Dale. I thought about trying to make some, but chickened out! 😄Anyway, perfect scales would not look right on this screwdriver with pits and all. I kind of like the look of the final product though with the battle scars.

[@ivanstiles7030]

The screwdriver looks beautiful Mr Bill. Nicely done. I have only found one in the wild and George sent me another. Those clamps are really nice and everything looks great in your new display cases.

[@rollerbald]

Thanks Ivan! I have never found one in the wild. The ones I have were sent to me by other tool guys. I wish I had room for bigger display boxes, but the garage is only so big - have to make do with the space I have and I am thankful for that. Best to you, Bill.

[@Uwannawatch]

Great job on that screw driver Mr. Bill! The toner was a slick trick that looks fantastic! Andy M is a good kid!

[@rollerbald]

Thanks George! I appreciate you sending that little screwdriver and sorry it took me so long to get around to looking at it. so many tools, so little time! 😁

[@michaellindsay8934]

Turned out great thanks for sharing your expertise

[@rollerbald]

Hello Michael! I'm sure glad you took the time to watch the video and comment - much appreciated! regards, Bill.

[@bigfootscave445]

That looks great, nice and clean with some of the story left behind.

[@rollerbald]

Hi bigfoot! If those old tools could talk I'll bet they could tell some interesting stories! Thanks for being here, Bill.

[@bigfootscave445]

Very true, and it would be awesome especially the customized ones and why it was done.

[@91Z50]

Nice result, looks good.

[@rollerbald]

Thanks Jeff! Good to hear from you again. Best to you, Bill.

[@MattsGarage1791]

Hey there Mr Bill! Looks like a vintage E.C. Stearn's c-clamp. Battle scars are ok - nice cleanup 👍

[@rollerbald]

Hello Matt! Thanks for the information! I will examine the clamp more closely after your comment. Yep, battle scars are OK - I have more than a few myself! 😁

[@mikebrunosgarage5338]

That really turned out nice! Great job and see you next time.

[@rollerbald]

Hello Mike! I'm glad you took the time to watch and comment. I enjoy your channel as well. Best regards, Bill.

[@mikebrunosgarage5338]

@@rollerbald Thank you!!

[@blackbearhiker1420]

Great work Bill. Those scales are always a pain. Remaking or refurbishing. But great result!

[@rollerbald]

Thanks Tom! I thought about trying to make some - I have seen MagDad do a wonderful job making them. But since there was some deep pitting I decided to just go with the old ones.

[@blackbearhiker1420]

@rollerbald Smart move for sure. It all blends to make a fine old tool

[@AndyM.]

You are correct young Jedi, they are all good to go and you just need to put them in your display or actually use them!

[@rollerbald]

Hi Andy. I only had room for the smaller one in the display case. The larger one will be put to use! Thanks again, Bill.

[@rolsenn]

Hey! I think I was the first viewer! Great job as usual. What happened to your right thumb? Oh and I just noticed, your index finger too. What did you call those two things on the side of the handle? Did you call them scales?

[@rollerbald]

Bandages are for split ends of fingers -- happens to me every winter when the air gets so dry! Yes those are called 'scales' like on a knife handle. Thanks for watching and commenting Richard!