'Widow' Wood Log Marking Hammer Restoration

[@docbones213]

Is schmodder a technical term? I never heard that one. To freshly greased clicks! 🍻

[@misterpatina]

Haha, no it isn’t. There’s basically no translation, but I’d say 'gunk' is pretty close. You can use 'schmodder' for everything slimy, greasy, sticky and you always want to get rid of it 😅

[@CamaroMann]

@@misterpatina It is also used for nasal mucus (at least where I'm from, Osthessen (east hesse))

[@misterpatina]

@@CamaroMannhaha, stimmt! Grüße aus Frankfurt!

[@CamaroMann]

@@misterpatina Bei euch auch? Ist ja nicht weit auseinander …

[@peterhobson3262]

Fun fact: In nuclear engineering CRUD is a technical term. The engineers at Chalk River Nuclear Plant in Ontario, Canada found deposits in the main cooling system early in the operation of the reactor. They published a paper on Chalk River Unidentified Deposits (CRUD). Of course the nature of these deposits was fairly quickly determined (various metals leached from the piping by high pressure radioactive water) but the deposits are still called CRUD.

[@stevep7346]

This needs to be a melee weapon in a video game. So much potential.

[@alexeikolokolcev3232]

For what? To number every victim? New maniac in the town!

[@stevep7346]

@@alexeikolokolcev3232 Click, Click, WHAM!

[@KikinCh1kin]

@@alexeikolokolcev3232 Kill counter in the kill feed just to add that extra bit of humiliation as your entire team watches the counter reach 99 then roll over to 00

[@xxculpritexx]

@@KikinCh1kin zombie kill count?

[@WickedV3ng3nc3]

Fallout 4 vibes

[@MadMike-x4t]

The personality that you express with your work is amazing.

[@darkhorse5932]

I'm glad to see a resto channel that finally mentioned the importance of the screwdriver hair

[@timsmith1589]

It does seem to help too.

[@darkhorse5932]

@timsmith1589 If that hair didn't show up when it did, he'd have to throw the whole thing away.

[@sophie-g9w5g]

I gotta say I'm really loving the new, darker setup, it's so good for watching before going to sleep

[@misterpatina]

Im glad you like it 🙂👍

[@Ea-Nasir_Copper_Co]

The device isn't named "widow". Wilhelm Göhler's widow took over his business after his death in 1890 and changed the company's name to reflect the change in ownership (as may have been required by law in Freiburg at the time). Even in medieval times the widow of a guildsman could take her husband's place.

[@misterpatina]

Thank you so much for this information - didn’t know that!

[@arschleckentrallala]

Correct. But it’s „Freiberg“ (in the federal german state Saxony) and not „Freiburg“ (in the federal german state Baden-Wuerttemberg) - thats why you have the mark „i./SA“ following the Word „Freiberg“

[@timothyrussell1179]

*and it was used for marking serfs by whacking them on the forehead.

[@PhriendsySweetDreams]

@@arschleckentrallalacrazy good knowledge ty

[@Deathbecomesme3]

It's nice to actually see someone restoring an item with years of handling, patina, and gunk on it instead of something they chucked in a bucket of salt water for a week.

[@misterpatina]

Thanks, I really appreciate!

[@HomerJ1964]

It leaves better imprints on logs because they’re used on the end grain.

[@ChristopherHolahan]

Beyond which, the logs being marked are still green (ie, with most of the moisture content of the living tree).

[@xxculpritexx]

Are these still used, or how do we do this task in the field now?

[@xaracen7207]

branding? thick marker pen? iunno

[@recurvestickerdragon]

​​@@xxculpritexx In the description he does mention that the client used this in his daily work until it stopped working, and will continue to use it now that it's all nice again. love to see it, tbh

[@artifex_amandalastname2297]

Thank you for not skipping the oil-curing, I get annoyed when people put cold bluing on and then skip to the finished components!

[@misterpatina]

You’re welcome 🙂👍

[@Penultimeat]

This looks like an amazing TF2 melee weapon.

[@moomae1]

I've never heard of such a thing. Now I'm down a rabbit hole, learning about the tool.

[@mattj3973]

Making old tools and appliances work again, love stuff like this.

[@JimBoFet171]

I think your wrong. This is clearly a Dwarven hammer, meant to mark and keep track of the number of orcs killed in battle. Dwarves don't take numbers, they leave them.

[@JohnnySilverwrench]

Ahh this man knows my people's culture well! The numbers are meant for the skull.....may that be a reminder to those who threaten the dwarven empire!!🤣🤣🤣

[@infin1ty850]

Thank you so much for aligning the screws lol. It's such a petty thing but it's so satisfying.

[@Gastritis2000]

Nice video. Thanks!

[@timsmith1589]

Thats cool, great job

[@daylightdies7194]

Even the magpies where admiring your work 😊🇬🇧

[@georgebrown8312]

That is amazing how you restored that log marking hammer. I have never seen anything like that before. It looks much better and it works like a charm too. Excellent and beautiful work.

[@misterpatina]

Thank you so much!

[@B_M_A]

What a wildy elaborate device. super cool, nice job, as always.

[@floriannadler]

11:32 - 11:40: goosebumps from the sound of the brush going over the sandblasted surface ❤

[@lesleysmith5623]

That was very good. Glad you saved the handle, many restorers would just make a new one. Hammerite is hopeless for good coverage and, like others, I thought maybe the numbers needed ‘sharpening’ with more of an edge.

[@Rodo1946]

Al fin aparece uno de mis restauradores preferidos, ese martillo marcador me imagino que se usaba para marcar troncos. Como siempre muy prolijo. Esperamos la proxima con ansiedad.

[@churlepatakha]

Never seen such a unique tool. Beautifully done restoration. Keep up the great work!

[@misterpatina]

Thanks, I will!

[@BB_Chaptsick]

That tool head was thick with schmoodery! That pressure washer/ sandblasting cabinet was a good investment. Very impressive restoration. Kind of a clunky tool. But beautiful job, Kai. Hope you and the family are well. Be safe, sir.

[@misterpatina]

Thank you so much B! Everybody’s doing great! 🙂👍

[@stevenbrown8857]

Superb job as always, great to watch. I've moved to Croatia but my sister still lives in Prudhoe, Northumberland where the hammerite factory is 😊

[@jacquesb8927]

Nice job! Never seen a tool like this before.

[@Mrelektrosenkron]

Eline koluna sağlık ustam bizi bu güzel ve keyifli çalışmalarından mahrum bırakma 4 gözle içerik atmanı bekliyoruz her zaman arayı fazla açma seviliyorsun üstadım ☺️

[@wolf1438]

This hammer will leave a mark.

[@BrigitteIlsanker]

😆 underrated pun 🤣

[@LucienLowell]

Freshly greased clicks! Satisfaction cabinet! This was a really good one, Mister P, well done! I didn't know log marking hammers existed - might have to go read up on them!

[@franzlindinger6169]

My father has a small sawmill in Bavaria where they have all the same tools. 😂 Good Job👍🏼

[@gayle525]

Fresh cut wood will allow that marker to work. Your wood was very dry. No flexibility after drying.

[@andrey_trofimoff9203]

Оооо. Дэвид Копперфильд в сфере реставрации!!!! Найс!!!!))))

[@StolenPw]

THATS SO COOL

[@quicksilver36]

Look at this Mad Max weapon.

[@TheFurriestOne]

Suppose it was used to mark freshly-cut logs? I imagine it would make a clean mark more easily on green wood. Really unique tool and great restoration!

[@misterpatina]

You’re right, it’s for marking the end grains 🙂👍

[@TheFurriestOne]

That makes sense, they'd be easier to emboss.

[@michaelszabo3071]

A new Patina video!!!!! Hot damn!!! Lock the doors, close the curtains, it’s show time!!!

[@misterpatina]

Haha, hope you enjoyed! 🙂

[@michaelszabo3071]

@@misterpatina always my friend. This one turned out amazing. The rustic look frozen in time under the wood oil complimented with the colors and the abstract design of the tool👌. One of a kind, one in a million. Perfection. 🙌👏

[@NeedsMoreBirds]

Satisfaction Cabinet is a wonderful new name for the sandblasting cabinet.

[@sharonkatope9885]

Schmodder is my new word. Thanks, Herr P! Cool whatever this is - great restore as always!🌟

[@misterpatina]

Haha, thank you so much!

[@martinpanev6651]

Lovely work as always, Patina! I was a little late to this one as I didnt get the notification but, wow! Your work gets better with each and every video :) Cool tool and awesome video, cheers!

[@misterpatina]

Thank you so much my friend!

[@en5ax614]

„A trench raider Kit is avalaible near your location“ 😎

[@jeffbaranowski6695]

As meticulous as you are, I can't believe you did nothing to that gnarly butterfly screw. Everything else was perfection.

[@jellybeanjay]

Hey😯 I’ve just seen one of your videos for the first time, and I just had to subscribe, thank you for your videos, thank you for the close-up in the detail of what you are doing to restore these items, and thank you very much for👍👍👍

[@RalfOfBalcony]

Hans, get the Flammenwerfer - We see, what You did there 😂

[@misterpatina]

Haha, I’m glad you enjoyed it 😅

[@PetermusPrime]

What a unique and interesting tool!

[@rodrigozarria3239]

tremenda restauracion

[@MASI_forging]

Another great restoration 👏👏

[@oneshotme]

It looks great and you did a wonderful job restoring it as well!!!! I enjoyed your video so I gave it a Thumbs Up

[@LRrestoration]

Amazing restoration ❤

[@brianfong5711]

It's like using a clock mechanism as a hammer. Very delicate machinery in a harsh environment.

[@recurvestickerdragon]

I'm actually quite impressed by how robust it is

[@piparalegal2019]

Huzzah! A new Mister Patina video! This was fun. :) I like these weird, industry-specific tools. And the various restoration noises. They make my brain happy. Wonderful work, as always, good sir! :)

[@misterpatina]

Im glad youre enjoying my work! Thanks :-)

[@muratkaramurat1976]

Coole werkzeuge die man kaum kennt. Super Arbeit wie immer 👍🏼.

[@misterpatina]

Vielen Dank 👍

[@augustm.moschera8646]

9:22 "satisfaction cabinet" Ha!! I love it!😂👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@Hermanos22]

Needs more thumbs up to show what a weirdo you are even more

[@Morteza.Zebardasti]

Great Work

[@andrewgrace4410]

Very nice restoration, looks like a Fallout game weapon 😊

[@misterpatina]

Haha, youre right here!

[@joshtheis69]

Awesome tool

[@TDIMAXDIESEL]

Superb restoration ! It's looks like the tool is from Switzerland! 😊🇨🇦

[@misterpatina]

Thanks! It’s from Germany/Saxony 🙂👍

[@TDIMAXDIESEL]

@@misterpatina thank you!

[@Kleiner_Lutz]

As for the final presentation of the wood marker you just should've put a spray can of neon paint 😂 But this this is pretty cool, never new something like this existed and thanks to you it's got a new life 😉

[@misterpatina]

Haha, pretty good idea! 🤣

[@ganikudul674]

Amazing bro mister patina😁👍👍👍👍👍

[@JoriDiculous]

Now that's a funny one. Here (2-3 hours NW of Oslo, Norway) they used several different axes to mark the logs with. Handy to just have one with many "heads". Great work restoring / repairing. Looks nice and shiny but not so nice you're afraid to use it🤗

[@misterpatina]

Thank you so much! Oh I wasnt afraid, i just - honestly - used it wrong basically. Correct way I had to punch a fresh cut end grain, because this wood is more soft. I punched a dried beech, so it didnt work pretty well.

[@SonySteals]

Beautiful and complex design for rather mid stamping results. Kinda disappointing as the tool itself is mesmerizing. Great job.

[@misterpatina]

I’ve got to mention that I basically used it wrong while testing. This tool was build to mark freshly cut end grains, they’re way softer than the glued, dried plate I tried to mark 😅

[@josemendoza-bo1cb]

Greetings from Venezuela, good job Mister Patina.

[@misterpatina]

Thanks!

[@jamesriordan3494]

Gut gemacht 🙌

[@misterpatina]

Danke 🙂

[@jeremycoleman318]

Based on my 25 years of experience in something that isn't this. I can say that you've done an excellent job and I like it. Without my irrelevant experience, I wouldn't be able to say that. 😜

[@misterpatina]

Haha, thanks Jeremy!

[@Vickie-Bligh]

A wonderful restoration and beautiful filming, Mr P. This was a fun one.😁

[@misterpatina]

Thank you so much Vickie!

[@prjndigo]

This could be a very fun tool for a non-serial killer.... XD imagine working the case and realizing you're missing 80% of the numbered bodies.

[@tob2702]

Tolles Ergebnis :D

[@vinceianni4026]

Hello mister Patina beautiful restoration beautifully restored good job well done

[@misterpatina]

Hey Vince, thank you so much!

[@recurvestickerdragon]

With your dedication to restoring those lovely screws and pins, I have to ask... What was the reason for not doing much with the long one with the wing nut? The threads are quite bare in the lower half, and though not critical I thought you might take a scratch pass to make sure they hadn't gotten too rounded. Did the customer ask that one remain as-is beyond a cleaning and refinishing?

[@misterpatina]

I feel you here - it was hard to see, but the thread was slightly conical and, that way - original like that. It was just supposed to be screwed in the last 5-6 thread gears

[@einufo]

Nice tool - good that it will be used again! Greetings Tino Schönes Werkzeug - gut, dass es wieder benutzt werden soll! Gruß Tino

[@misterpatina]

Danke, Grüße zurück 🙂

[@parmodmann5634]

Great work sir ji

[@JollyRoger2408]

Sieht wieder aus wie neu. 👍

[@misterpatina]

Danke :-)

[@MarcosValls]

great restoration! i think you should hit the end grain as it is softer and the wood fibers dont make it hard to leave a mark!

[@woodlouse1916]

En France, on appelle ça une "tocotte", ça s'utilise avec de la graisse (comme un rouge à lèvres) pour marquer plus facilement le bois.

[@shirleyannconfer9651]

Good job!

[@misterpatina]

Thanks!

[@bradleyj.fortner2203]

That's a cool old tool. Not something I'd want taking up space in the drawer. But, interesting to see restored.

[@NoHope-WhatSoEver]

Gimli would make good use of that, mark each Orc.

[@timl3918]

A great rust penetrating oil....50/50 mixture of acetone and automatic transmission fluid works great to loosen stubborn rusted bolts and screws.

[@rancillinmontgomery2480]

Awesome!

[@misterpatina]

Thanks!

[@billakosl.a3227]

The only can i say "perfect"

[@wazman868]

good starting bloodborne weapon right there

[@555pontifex]

fun fact. heat does not expand steel. It contracts it. That's why, on skyscrapers, they put red hot bolts in because when they cool they expand and tighten the joint. For your case, removing screws, heating the metal causes the screw to shrink away from the channel, and the channel to shrink away from the screw.

[@mccornchip]

Mr. Patina? I like Mr. Sandblast.

[@54mgtf22]

Cool 😎

[@misterpatina]

Thanks!

[@xtender5]

That thing is surprisingly complicated.

[@agh.abolfazl204]

Holy numerical maul. the digits spin and if you hit the opponent on double 6 it has extra damage

[@These_Old_Engines]

"There you go ladies and gentlemen, now to brand my work bench!"

[@XxVonsoulxX]

This looks like something that's be used in a zombie apocalypse.

[@cyberdeckcipher]

it would be awesome if each hit counts a number and the counter goes up with a mechanism

[@raymondsanderson3768]

I would have thought that the individual numbers would be filed to give a sharper edge and flatter face.

[@misterpatina]

I thought about that too, but since it will be used again, this wouldn’t be worth the effort. If I would’ve made a museum piece of it, I’d definitely done it

[@pb222221]

If they are sharper then the impacts would flatten them out again.

[@Cizeta8088]

sweet!

[@JulioCochrane-lq1po]

Good job buddy but the screw clean the nuts just in case a new the rest 🤘💪💯🇻🇪🤗

[@Birchwood1976]

I'm looking at this as a crazy zombie apocalypse weapon, every person that comes after knows exactly when said zombie was taken out.😅

[@misterpatina]

🤣🤣

[@CamaroMann]

"Schmodder everywhere" :D

[@misterpatina]

😅

[@rmck6830]

Nice reference to hawk to it girl.

[@thorforsell1300]

You're hitting a dry oak glued board, don't worry about not making a mark, its ment for wet soft pine :p. (It being german and all)

[@Philly_Gamer]

what a fantastic restoration. pointless... thing, but great work

[@coutinho640]

Show de bola 🎉🎉🎉

[@johnpeterson9416]

*has a restoration project* "Hans, get ze flammenwerfer!" :D

[@misterpatina]

🤣

[@murrys5444]

Is there a chance we might get introduced to the birds we can hear having a conversation in the background?

[@robertgrell486]

Foresters probably had such a device in the past when marking wood 🤔 or in factories.