Perfect Restoration of a Rusted1927 Stanley Miter saw

[@augustusartis]

This video was so helpful. I just pick one of these up and it’s a complete rust show. Extremely thankful to you for this video. God bless you and your love ones.

[@luthiermatt]

You inspired me to find and restore a 358 and put it to work. I love this tool. It has some fine adjustments on it.

[@KoalityofLife]

I didn't realize how many intricate pieces would be in that tool. Beautiful job Justin. Thank you again for bringing this tool back to life. :)

[@DoRiteFabrication]

Every time I see one of these restoration videos I feel like we’re saving our history one tool at a time - and I think it’s great. Thanks for sharing…and doing the work.

[@Kashif121472]

I was not expecting such amount of parts will come out of it.

[@scotthaddad563]

Great restoration! I own an earlier version of that miter box (pat’d 1910) and it is a substantially accurate device for it’s age. When i got mine, it only needed cleaning and oiling with a new wooden bed installed and back to work it went.

[@atlhammer]

Thanks for this video. I have a No. 358 I picked up for $25. You’ve shown me things about this saw I didn’t know 🙂👍🏻🇺🇸

[@tomtruesdale6901]

Nice job on the miter saw, I was wondering what the larger numbers on the base were for and then you told us. Interesting. Again great job.

[@HeadtoTailBBQCooking]

Awesome to see how good stuff was made back then. Great video!!

[@juanavila9965]

Beautiful work !outstanding job!

[@Klocaine237]

super cool

[@MrRlitcher]

Beautiful tool, I had no idea how many components were in a miter saw. Great job!

[@Painless61]

The final product looks awesome ... another good Job ... 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

[@glennmoreland6457]

Nice thing is that... And you've made a good job of restoring it as well Justin

[@StuffUCanMake]

You pulled it off man! This is super great.

[@AntonioClaudioMichael]

Great video

[@toomanyhobbies8119]

Looks nice I just finished restoring my Dads old model 360 from the 50's there great machines.

[@bartonrobinson4266]

Saw the Saw, now the rest of the Miter Box assembly..Check..Nicely Done Justin !!

[@jaycavazos9857]

Matt is a doctor of sorts. Great video!

[@rogerbradley7509]

Wish I had the stuff in your shop! You do some awesome stuff! Keep it coming!

[@214rwoz]

Great video, attention to detail, camera angles, lighting and much more, but for me it was the sounds. Working on that metal top table bring out all those rich true sounds. I can hear the difference between the solid metal parts and the lighter metal, like aluminum. I can hear the light vibration of when you lay down your screw driver and the thud of a heaver tool. That welding table is just another tool in your arsenal for making great videos. Thank you.

[@toddlfrank]

Love the machine turn on the blade. Nice job.

[@TheCanadianBubba]

That machine turning is awesome !

[@katestramenos929]

Ya know, I see a lot of people use a lot of different products for removing rust, but the best one I’ve seen seems to be the evaporust! Nothing but good results on that stuff.

[@Crewsy]

Jared Sanders One day Justin might use Evaporust but for now he is using CRC products that are working amazingly.

[@markdmaker3173]

Beautiful restoration and video. Keep up the great work

[@keithspencersr.6806]

Very beautiful work

[@joeglennkincaid5953]

Nice seeing Matt and Andy on the show! Good to surround yourself with good peoples.

[@hcermak7132]

I swear Matt has appeared on all of my subscriptions at this point haha

[@timbarry5080]

I think you're missing the springs that keep the the saw guides from slamming down when released

[@williammcguire3rd]

Beautiful tool!!!

[@o2wow]

Interesting point about degrees, corners and education levels.

[@oneidaandthings]

Hey just recently found your channel maybe 2weeks, I'm loving the restorations. I have restored a few wooden tables myself. Also love the fact that you hung out with one of my favorite KZbinrs, Matt from off the ranch/ demolition ranch/ vet ranch. He has some awesome stuff and video, I'm kind of jelly now. Lol 😎😍 Keep up the good work!

[@КошмарКошмар-й2б]

Very good restoration job 🔥🔥🔥👍👍👍👍👍

[@aramirez8427]

I have one of those beasts......it cut like a dream....

[@Crewsy]

I grew up seeing my Dad’s Stanley miter saw around all the time but never knew or don’t remember him ever saying what the numbers were, but I also don’t remember him ever cutting anything but 90’s or 45’s with it either.

[@miltonhurd1016]

pronounce, perform, perfect. The steps of craftsmanship.

[@1018-u8s]

This is the dude equivelant of ASMR

[@peterwhitejr.9374]

Bravo sir!

[@dsloop3907]

I have a Millers Falls saw similar to that. Great saw.

[@lisaavery2375]

When I first started watching, I thought “Uh oh! Maybe this should be in one of those ‘What Could Possibly Go Wrong’ videos!!” Lmao

[@mattklump]

All my KZbin worlds are colliding in this episode!! Demo, even!!

[@InstrucTube]

Wait, did the parts washer remove the paint, or did you just not film that part?

[@gregorymosher5008]

Does anyone know what he used to clean rust off at 730?

[@catlady520]

How do you remember where all those parts go? can anyone who sharpens knives sharpen one of those saws? How did you get the finish on the blade of the saw? What did you use?

[@HarmonHeat]

Very nice

[@LegoMan-cz4mn]

This one is way more complicated than I am used to with mitre saws, it's a nice one though!

[@paulwhite4838]

Nice job! BUT-you missed something, unless you did it and didn’t show it. I’m talking about the adjustment to square the saw blade to the table. To get it a perfect 90 degrees. I have watched several videos on the 358 miter box, and no one seems to know how to do this. But I figured it out while restoring mine. Send a reply to this comment if you want me to tell you.

[@ShapingSilver]

No, I don't come to see a restoration.. I came to see you my friend! But, nice saw by the way. ;-)

[@ianlowe4666]

Demo Ranch eh? I like Matt's video's, he seems to be enjoying himself.

[@ericturney7230]

Demolitia!!

[@bn4850]

I wish you would talk more during your videos. You’re very entertaining and would love some commentary while watching.

[@GregAlanEdwardsEmmanuelRidge]

That's artwork right there, I know it would probably hurt the value, but I would have replaced that base wood.

[@jonlane727]

Greg Alan Edwards read his description there’s going to be a part two

[@TheGoodoftheLand]

+Jon Lane This is part two. The base wood was replaced in Andy's video. Go check it out

[@omzig18]

I just bought one of these best I can tell its a 1912 and it came with a henry disston saw but it missing the springs at the bottom of the rails anyone know where I can get 2

[@hdrusty48]

So, was that Matt Carriker on the beginning of the video? Probably spelled his name wrong. Pretty amazing tool there. Well done.

[@TheGoodoftheLand]

+Russell Buchanan Yup. Very nice guy.

[@Aubreykun]

What does the bar that runs underneath and attached to the legs do? I have a version of this I rescued from a garage but it didn't come with a bar in the leg holes.

[@hankmerkle5928]

Is the saw plate restoration in another video or haven't you released that yet?

[@TheGoodoftheLand]

Yup, its a video from a few years back. Check the main channel page

[@imout671]

Ive been looking for a good user millers falls or Stanley. Lie Nelson makes brand new saws for them

[@Goman1244]

WOW, a ton of small parts.

[@angelgrant3845]

What is your secret to remember where the parts go after you take the itpepm fully apart

[@thecynic807]

He takes pictures. And his father used to try and hide the tools from him cause he took everything apart when he was 5. Then by the time he was 7 his dad gave up and got himself his own set of tools. Something like that. I took apart a bike before I could even ride when I was 4. I got in big trouble but the next day I put back together.

[@sfeddie1]

Black glove, blue glove. One glove , no glove. I am Sam, I am. Oops, sorry. I lost it there for a awhile.

[@patcb829]

Never knew that's what the numbers were for. Did you just clear over the CRC rust remover or did you paint it black?

[@tommasofossati5123]

How Is It called the saw finish in english?

[@gregorythomas333]

Damn...Dude you really do some amazing work! Those are some interesting pliers @5:27 What are they called?

[@TheGoodoftheLand]

+Gregory Thomas hand took rescue on KZbin makes them.

[@JoshCarlsonftw]

@@TheGoodoftheLand did he bring you that wrench at GOTL Fest? I bought one months ago and can't wait to receive it. I really wanted to snag one of the little ones at the festival but they were sold out by the time I made it out there

[@gregorythomas333]

HTR made the pliers? I thought they made the wrench.

[@Crewsy]

Those pliers look like some sort of cable crimping pliers. USA made too.

[@Mad.Man.Marine]

You look wicked high. Talking about stealing pop tarts lol

[@larryjacques1]

What is the finish on the saw called?

[@TheGoodoftheLand]

It's called "engine turning". It's an old jewlers trick using a machine known as a "rose enging" thus the name.

[@thecynic807]

Did AVE send you that tool. After he broke the other one or did you get it from the guy that made them

[@TheGoodoftheLand]

+The Cynic No, it came directly from Eric/Hand tool rescue. Awesome channel!

[@viewer92759]

Was he crying?

[@chancerickard53]

Was that dr. Demo Matt

[@mftmachining]

THIS is an restoration, not some fancy color applying so-called restorations......good work

[@dankolar6066]

A product with user-serviceable parts. How quaint.

[@armchairmachinist2416]

De ja vu? I’ve seen this already or not ?!?!?

[@TheGoodoftheLand]

+Armchair Machinist nope. That was just the saw.

[@planejet42]

Koality of Life?

[@zszsp1970]

Second.. :-D

[@TheGoodoftheLand]

+zszsp1970 Still counts!

[@TheStampede000]

I don't like how that saw looks with the scales,those ain't needed

[@AverageJoe2020]

perfect?.

[@lisaavery2375]

Hahahaha You can’t even SAY IT! So, DO NOT TRY TO USE IT!!lol

[@ivanshults4039]

First

[@TheGoodoftheLand]

+Ivan Shults Sweet!

[@ivanshults4039]

Thx