Odds & Ends 20: Safe & Matcher Updates, Viewer Mail

[@Abom79]

Your daughter is doing a great job with the shooting competition. Thanks for sharing that. Hope the tap handle helps you out. It is kind of funky how they machined them with the straight thread then tapered up. On my the taper doesn't even seat well. Anyhow it'll make a good project. Lots of cool viewer mail this week! I too have a wooden box to open up. Thanks Keith Adam

[@RaysGarage]

Hi Keith, Excellent Odds & Ends episode, You must be a very proud Dad! Thanks for sharing all the neat packages you receive, I enjoy seeing the generosity of your viewers, what a great community! Thanks for the shout out and enjoy the stickers, I also used Sticker Mule they do an excellent job for a great price! Ray

[@RaysGarage]

***** Thanks Keith! Sorry to hear your stuck in a hotel this evening, hope my videos don't put you to sleep... The best of luck to you and your daughter! Ray

[@WreckDiver99]

Props to your daughter...and her school! I know you are one very proud papa!

[@RandallMoore1955]

Keith, I wanted to let you know I got your t shirts and I am more than pleased. Money well spent. Your safe turned out great. Thank you for your time. It,s a pleasure to watch learn and in joy.

[@lizzapaolia959]

Great video, God bless you and your family 🙏

[@DreadedOne509]

Fantastic news about your daughter and her competition. Always nice to see more and more youth shooting sports, specially with the younger crowd. Teach them young, teach them right. Ft. Beginning is my Alma Mater ;)

[@AmateurRedneckWorkshop]

Nice to see the antique tools. Lots of the channels are putting out "T" shirts lately and though I am a fan of them I never wear "T" shirts because they have no pockets. I feel deprived if a shirt only has one pocket so you can imagine my feeling about no pockets. Yeah I know, old folks are weird. Thanks for the video.

[@AmateurRedneckWorkshop]

I was not aware of the pocket shirt. Thanks for the information.

[@IceManTX69]

The old style socket is really cool. And the red border on the safe with the little corner graphics really makes that front pop!

[@bcbloc02]

That safe is looking great! Now that you have that 1/2" round milling cutter you can mill the radius on those knobs using the rotary table. :-)

[@bobauer4359]

Hi Keith, The safe looks great. Congratulations to your daughter on her shooting accomplishments. It's nice to see kids getting involved in the shooting sports, and it must be nice to live in a state that isn't anti gun. I do some competitive shooting myself and enjoy it very much. Thanks again for all your informative videos.

[@63256325N]

Safe looks great! It'll be a real thing of beauty with the dial on it.....nice bunch of horizontal cutters there. I was doubly impressed with the packing job. That took some time indeed. Oh, and thanks for the video....

[@pierresgarage2687]

Hi Keith, The safe is looking great, your work probably compares with original work, where every pinstriper had his way to make things and every one was different just like a signature... Keep on the great work, Pierre

[@shawnmrfixitlee6478]

Great mill cutter collection Keith ! Ray & Randy are both great guys . I watch there vids quite a bit . Randy sent me a center punch to test out for the Keith Fenner What's in your box give away . It will be part of his donation to the give away .. I made a vid of it , It turns out to be a very good solid punch . I could not damage it even with a 3 pound hammer and and spring steel ! Great Odds & Ends .. Love the safe restore project as well .. That red paint just set it off super well !!

[@colin8653]

Another good show Keith thanks for shearing all that information and your years of knowledge i enjoy oll of you shows more so machining but i get some thing out of all of your shows

[@JunkMikesWorld]

Nice job on the safe. I guess you are very proud of your daughter. I shoot indoor 22 during the winter months at my sportsman's club. The girls are often the very best shooters. We have a young lady about your daughters age who comes occasionally and she could shoot the wings off of a fly ;) All the Best! Mike

[@w056007568]

Good video and congratulations to your daughter. Interesting old socket tools and your safe looks great. I am looking forward to seeing that old John Deere diving that matcher planer bit I'm hardly surprised that she over heats with all that rubbish in the cooling system - I wonder what is trapped in the engine!!

[@gentlebear76]

Hi Keith. Beautiful work on the safe. That red stripe really makes is stand out. As always I'm enjoying your videos, both the odds and ends and the themed ones. Keep up the good work :-) Take care, Michael

[@jamesrpm]

Safe looks great ! The red really sets it off ! Good job.

[@johnleake708]

Great to see you involved in shooting sports, congratulations to your daughter for her fine performance.

[@jankjensen222]

You are right Keith. As i have written to you before.. keep up the viewer mails :-) I love seeing tools I never knew existed.

[@marceltimmers1290]

Hi mate. I was not convinced about the red pin stripe, buy now I have seen it, it looks great. I could see the discomfort when you told about the merchandise, Your doing machines, that's it. I think your right. Good on ya.

[@HolzMichel]

HI Keith, tanks for another interesting episode of odds&ends. the cutters you got can be used on a bridgeport too.. i went and bought a few chinese arbors for mine and was not very impressed with the runout so i made a few of my own and use a passel of cutters like that i got off of ebay.. they work great.. just gotta run em slow and not take too big a cut.. keep up the good work mike

[@t2thferry281]

I inherited these cutters from my machinist uncle who passed on about 25 years ago . . . never did find the horizontal mill on which he must have used them. He worked at Boyar & Schultz from 1945 until 1985 . . . made thousands of Model 620 surface grinders. If you look closely you can see many of them labeled with a carbide vibrator as "Production Mills". I think they were retired from service after so many hours of use. The large one that measures 4.61" dia is labeled 5"; that would seem to suggest it has been resharpened a few times. Enjoy!

[@gordonmcmillan3130]

Safe is looking really good Keith 8-)

[@jeffmoss26]

Great video Keith, congratulations to your daughter! The safe is looking great!

[@wnebergall]

Keith I thought of you as soon as I saw those square sockets I hope you get lots of use at of them Keep up the good work Bill

[@dans_Learning_Curve]

William Nebergall It just goes to show with many items, what's new is really old. I remember seeing a similar ratchet socket system in stores. ***** Just as soon as you pulled that old ratchet out, I thought to myself, I bet there is or were sockets for that.

[@dablakh0l193]

We have a similar safe at home, and the bottom of the inside wasn't carpet fabric, but tapestry fabric. Just thought I might pass that along. Great looking job though, what you've made of it from where it started.

[@AnthonyFDeLeo]

Thanks Keith, safe looks great!!

[@1tulip]

FANTASTIC!!! Go Hannah!!!

[@1jtolvey]

GREAT PAINT JOB ON SAFE !

[@Opinionator52]

These videos are a noteworthy part of your channel! (Umm Now I have,,,) pellet gun envy, on top of all the others... Beautiful gun, and young lady you must be quite proud! Thanks for sharing Keith! :o) O,,,

[@dans_Learning_Curve]

Nice batch of cutter wheels! I just checked out your website and noticed that Amazon.com helps you out a bit. We order a some from them and I'll try to remember to use your link........ I sent you a message via KZbin.

[@dogbuggy32]

that is so cool your girl shoots.... thumbs up Keith ive spent years behind the scope of a 760 powermaster .

[@martinrohm5469]

Fullscore on the prone is really good, well done to your daughter.

[@martinrohm5469]

With That attitude it can only go better next time

[@swarfrat311]

Keith, Thanks for another great "Odds & Ends" video! You really got a lot of great stuff for the shop. Those cutters will work great on your K & T mill. Congratulations to your daughter and her team for the air rifle competition. It's will nice to get your "Popping John" up and running so you can try out the Vance. I assume when everything is completed it will be powered with a steam engine? Thanks again for the great video! Have a good one! Dave

[@mikeschotte9480]

Don't forget about machining the hinge acorns for your safe! I definitely want to see that. I need four for a Mosler.

[@notsofresh8563]

***** cough cough kilroy cough cough 3dprint cough casting cough cough......

[@andymandyandsheba4571]

safe looks absolutely amazing keith

[@trickydable]

great pin striping job .

[@VintageMachinery]

Thank you!

[@notsofresh8563]

I think that punch is a setter for big grommets and eyelets. If you search for images of antique grommet setter, a few similar looking setters come up. Most have a center alignment pin, but some seem to have been designed without.

[@notsofresh8563]

***** This is really close: www.grommet-tool.com/grommet_hand_punch_kit.html

[@StreuB1]

Congrats Hannah!!!! There is an entire WORLD open along the path you are taking!! Keith, have her (and you) check out Kirsten Joy Weiss on KZbin and Facebook!! She is has a championship sheet a mile long, shot the same as your daughter is, graduated and went to Univ. of Nebraska and shot on their rifle team and has been all over the world at this point. Check her out and get your daughter in contact with her. If anything for some direction regarding a potential future in this. Big time congrats to your family. How awesome!

[@Dadams206]

That flat wrench with the lathe wrenches might be for the compound nuts. My Logan takes a real slim wrench into the slots where the nuts for the compound rotation adjustment are. Looks similar to that one.

[@simonaldridge82]

hi Keith safe looking fine, sockets and wrench would have been to service or adjust a specific machine or vehicle of some sorts.

[@RoelTyros]

Hello Keith, Very nice to see how your daughter can shoot so very well, also because mostly you see men shooting and not so much woman ( or girl better say'd ). Maybe it's different in America but here in the Netherlands I really don't no if there are airshooting clubs. I've also have an air shooting gun but it's an older one that I bought maybe for about 30 years ago. But it isn't an professional gun such as your daughter shoots with but also not a really cheap one. Of course the Odds & Ends are as usual and I am curious about that old tractor and hope you will demonstrate it and let it hear how that old motor sounds. Always also interested in old cars and tractors and old motors, especially the diesel ones. Anyway I learned again a few things and maybe I should also make video's about repairs and mods I do with laptops and pc's. But I'm not the kind of type for going before an camera haha. Besides, is Hannah your only child or do you have more children, always nice to know how you're real live is. And maybe you told it before in one of the video's but what kind of job do you have ? Many greetings from Roel, out of the Netherlands.

[@richg.8092]

I believe the Ideal tool is for deburring between the copper bars of a dc armature commutator after it has been turned. I work in an electric motor shop and I have used one many times after I had turned a commutator.

[@Blazer02LS]

***** www.idealindustries.co.uk/index.cfm?pid=17&op=dsp&pk=9586&fk=139&opv=lst

[@m0b13us]

***** I volunteer at an Electric Railway museum in Ontario Canada and we also have one of these tools that we use on the slots between the bars on motor armatures as Rich G. stated.

[@ritamoore3940]

When a horizontal wheel cutter blade loses a tooth, does it go flying in the air or get embedded in the piece of metal you are lathing?

[@jaywindley]

Hello Keith. Just discovered your channel while searching youtube for antique safes. Is this the last video in the series? Was looking forward to the completion and installation of the dials. Thouroughly enjoyed the entire playlist!

[@derKarl_stp]

***** just seen the pics in the vid and didn't notice at first but as it said STEYR on that air rifle... pretty funny for me being a Austrian watching a vid with a Airrifle made by a Austrian Company (and as far as I know it was even made over here) :D And according to the scoring board I have seen in the vid it was pretty darn accurate as well when being shot by your daughter... cool moment for me to see this ;-) Greetings from Lower Austria and have a nice day Keith Yours Karl

[@derKarl_stp]

not just air rifles ;-) as there are several sub divisions of companies running under that name as brand

[@cyrex686]

Wish I could get some decals in Canada. Is it really that hard to send them?

[@andymandyandsheba4571]

hi keith oh late but i made love this odds and ends keep up the great shows

[@AnthonyFDeLeo]

Hi Keith, How did you do the lettering on the Victor safe? The safe looks fantastic, can't wait for the next casting session for the hardware for it. Thanks Tony

[@phooesnax]

For folks that maybe do not know the vintagemahinery site is huge and a wealth of information about wood and metal working old iron....'arn'. If you need a scan of an old manual or photos of old stuff it is there organized and search-able. It is awesome. Who designed your logo? It is very nice.

[@phooesnax]

Love looking a that sort of thing and I vote for nailed it as well. By the way....love the site. Wonderful resource!

[@infoanorexic]

On that John Deere 'B': Those particular designs used a thermo-siphon method, rather than a water pump. In some areas, where people might be tempted to just run straight water in them, a fungus could get in the cooling system and grow (in spite of the heat) to fill the system and inhibit the movement of the coolant. Once you get that cleaned out, you might see if you can find something that will kill off any that remains in the block and pipes. I've been told that a healthy dose of bleach will do the trick, but I don't know if that could create other problems if that was left in there for a long period. Believe it or not, the area where I experience this problem was in southeast Alaska, in a John Deere 40 that they would drain out before storing it for the winter. I fished a huge chunk out through the radiator filler, it was slimy and resembled an old loofa sponge that had been used and then left to mildew... they had another tractor that got infected with a fungus that grows in oil. It caused havoc by clogging intake filter screens and ruining a hydraulic pump. A few things to check, while it is that far apart: I've had fans come loose and try to drive themselves through the radiator, so checking that assembly out would be a good idea. Also, the bolts attaching the forward frame at the engine can loosen or wear with use, that will put stress on that lower radiator pipe, especially while moving over uneven ground. Too much, you will have another brazing video to add to the mix. We had an 'A' that did that, and it broke the bolt flanges where the pipe attaches to the block. Those tractors are definitely in my scope of experience. First in getting hurt on Dad's model 'H' at 4 years old (tried to climb the big tire, slipped off and split my chin open on the axle) and later in both working on them and doing work with them. Started raking hay with our old sidewinder 'B' at 11 years old, worked that first day from about 10:00 am until dark. Stayed awake long enough to soak in a bath (with bleach in the water, as chiggers are a problem in our area), get something to eat, and went to bed to continue raking hay in my dreams.

[@infoanorexic]

I guess if you worked with an old sidewinder and didn't get your thumbs injured or your arm broke, you were taught well. One old timer (not Dad) put a knot on my skull when he caught me starting to pull that old B using my thumbs to grip the flywheel. "If you don't want another, or jammed thumbs, or a broken arm, keep your thumbs over the top of that flywheel. If it fires unexpectedly, you are less likely to get injured that way." He then proceeded to elaborate on what he would do if he caught me trying that again, something to the effect of more knots on the head, but he would use his little ball-peen hammer to do so, and try to make them as square as possible. Adding insult to injury, when I told Dad what he'd done and said, Dad went to him and thanked him!

[@1Independentrider]

I used to shoot on my high school rifle team. It was 3 position but back then it was .22 indoor smallbore.

[@1Independentrider]

Our High school league didn't shoot sitting but I belonged to a NRA 4 position league that did. back then air rifle was offhand only.

[@RobiSydney]

Looks like she was getting tired on the standing score. I really miss target shooting. I taught small arms in the Air Force for almost 8 years. Kudos on those scores girl! Hopefully you'll step up to center fire matches in the future.

[@wurkhardnomuny]

that wrench is fool proof

[@robertbailey947]

That Ideal tool almost looks like it could be a handle for interchangeable cutters for linoleum printing blocks. Couldn't really get a good look at the cutter tip. Cutters for linoleum printing blocks are bent to shape.

[@KnolltopFarms]

Robert Bailey I thought of that too, I thought of linoleum and or leather engraving, which has so many different styled cutters and shapers that it could be for that as well. Thanks for the nice mix of entertainment Keith, and congratulations to your daughter(and he deservedly proud Dad!) and her shooting successes, may she enjoy more success in her future! Aloha...Chuck.

[@mathuetax]

I looked through trying to find the final on the safe with the acorns fully screwed in and the final clear coat, I 'spoze I might have missed it.

[@VintageMachinery]

I am still needing to finish building the dial. The project has kind of stalled with my new shop project.

[@leightonshehan7423]

@@VintageMachinery did you ever finish it?

[@davidgrimble3649]

the brass punch is a flaring tool to flare tubing

[@williamhayden7711]

Anyone figure out what that "cutter" tool was?

[@Godshole]

Dear Keith, forgive my ears but by 'eck lad your intro/outro music is fair blowin oot 't windows ere. Burn it to a cd then reload it quieter. Or I shall be sendin yous me bills for me hearin aid batteries :) Much love, :D P.S. I very much appreciate any filems you make. It's my relaxing time spending it with you, and them other chaps. So, thank you sir.

[@Godshole]

Cheers. Might be there is some auto level gain thing going on on playback that is compressing it on playback so it doesn't show up on your system. the music will be compressed to full volume whereby the audio you produce is varied due to the nature of the recordings. Bit like adverts between TV shows always being louder because the show has to cover a range but the short advert can be brought right up to its peak volume for its short duration. Im seeing around 8db difference between the intro and your narration. But thats only an estimate.

[@BedsitBob]

Oily sludge in the radiator could indicate head gasket failure.

[@joepritchett7229]

Looks like a old old Southbend lathe tale stock wrench southbend toolpost wrench

[@fnordhorn]

Spent 3 weeks there at Ft. Benning (Jump School) Then to Ft. Gordon

[@bryanlawless5394]

Cool!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@VintageMachinery]

+bryan lawless Thanks!

[@vajake1]

Broken teeth from a dentist! That's pretty scary!

[@charlzzf]

Glad you are enjoying the chocolates! My daughter is also a 'shooter', much better shot than her brother, which drives him crazy ;)

[@charlzzf]

***** Yep I think it is because the girls actually listen to instruction... the boys are just 'blah blah blah let me shoot it! ' ;)

[@billsargent3407]

15:22 I have two, but what the heck is it!!

[@andymandyandsheba4571]

i used to shoot 25 mtr air rifle

[@andymandyandsheba4571]

i think i was in it from nine years old till i was 25 or 26 there abouts i enjoyed my shooting i would like to shoot again but being in a wheel chair as its disadvantage

[@jw4620]

Kids are insanely expensive.

[@andymandyandsheba4571]

onelonleyfarmer might interest you

[@stevenacarter77]

LQQK what i have found in the King James Bible @ 2nd Thessalonians 2:3-12 read through then look at verse 10 "they received not the love of the truth" (that phrase is that is the King James Bible) almost all churches have a new bible instead of the "Real Bible." and in verse 11 we see God lets them that believe the New bible that "they might be damned who believed not the King James Bible.