Restoring 100 yr old chisels, for restoring 200 yr old+ windows, with london pattern beech handles

I have a boat load of vintage chisels, mostly with busted handles, so I put them back into service, because I have a boatload of clients with vintage windows, some of which date back to 1727, and they also need restoring.... that's why I've not been uploading much to KZbin - because well I'm not a KZbin, or a content creator.... I'm a restorer of old timber windows and doors, and Im spending time doing that, rather than uploading videos.
I don't really care if you subscribe or not, and honestly, i know you dont either. I do hope though that you enjoy the video, or better see, learn something are inspired, or maybe even get why I might take something destined for the landfill, and restore it to use in the restoration of something else.
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[@CraigJBrain]

Great to see the tools being restored, and fantastic to see you recycling wool from the salon. Thanks so much for posting!

[@monophoto1]

New tools are nice, but I really like to see old tools being cleaned up and used.

[@BrainFizz]

You and me both…. Not only is it rather poetic restoring the tools used in restoration work, but also they’re much more pleasant to use than modern chisels too!

[@AHBespoke]

Hey bud, nice job. I really need to sort out my Grandads chisels, too. It would be great to use them, maybe even clean up his old wooden tool box to.

[@BrainFizz]

Well worth the time. I much prefer them to modern chisels.

[@iTiNYREAPER]

What thicknesser are you using there? I'm looking to buy my first one and currently researching

[@BrainFizz]

This one’s a metabo. It’s pretty good. I also own the dewalt. They’re pretty much a muchness these days. Just stay away from the orange Triton ones - they’re garbage, and will break in less than 12 months.

[@berniesr]

That's a really nice style of handle

[@BrainFizz]

Thank you kindly, honestly they’re by far my favourite, so much nicer than the factory ones these days! And even the round ones used for lower costs. Highly recommended!!

[@Topscoach]

What species lumber do you use for your handles?

[@thenorthernwoodhouse5015]

brill video buddy

[@BrainFizz]

Thanks 👍 well worth the effort. Filmed these over a year ago, just taken me that long to edit!

[@mikemccollum4521]

Thank you👍👍👍

[@Pete.Ty1]

👍👍👍Thanks

[@BrainFizz]

No problem, hope you enjoyed the video. Maybe even learned something.

[@garvielloken3929]

NOOICE!

[@BrainFizz]

Old chisels are so much nicer to work with, and these London pattern handles make them much more tactile to work too!

[@richardstevenson2727]

👍

[@BrainFizz]

Hope you found it inspiring!

[@AndyCPugh]

Nice!

[@BrainFizz]

Chers Andy, although i think a couple of them need re handled soon, since they’ve had loads of use in the year its been since I shot this footage! LOL!

[@AndyCPugh]

@@BrainFizz Lol.

[@joaquimoliveira1577]

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