Restoring Old Tools | Mr Fix It | Gardening Australia

[@Natashajb]

I need 800000 more episodes of this please. As a female gardener with my own business I feel I have to prove myself even more, so videos like this really help me do things for myself. thankyou GA

[@catey62]

Same here, except I dont have a business, I drive a forklift for a living, lol

[@Bunno1177]

Just remove that chip. You are like all other business owners, nobody cares. You don't have to prove anything. Just get on with it like everyone else

[@StreetMachine18]

I Like this series! I fixed a few sledges and mallets over the winter and its very rewarding to have a 100 year old tool that will outlast anything currently for sale in the big box stores

[@badbambi85]

oh please continue to post these segments on KZbin. Brilliant!

[@BeeMcDee]

Love it. Very interesting and I really enjoy the presenter’s style. 😊

[@beaukrestensen7178]

Going to be an awesome new segment, cheers

[@alisonburgess345]

Fantastic - really interesting and useful piece! Well done everyone. Look forward to the series - old quality tools are really worth restoring cos they are terrific to use.

[@catey62]

and with just a little care will last you your lifetime and beyond. one of the reasons I love collecting old tools to use.

[@myslab9605]

looking forward to the shovel episode!

[@rumplespliffskin]

Outstanding video. Can't wait for the rest.

[@Joy1957K]

Wonderful, much needed info. Thank you 👍👏👏👏😍😁

[@danielibarra3670]

Looking forward to this series!!

[@aguywithoutaname]

The shovel would be cool 😎

[@Pip7-px3wq]

Wow, wow, wow I just love this video tutorial, please do more. Thanks so much for the very useful info. I’m keen to look after my rusty tools to get them in good working order again 👩🏼‍🌾😀👌

[@ArrisarJ]

Brilliant idea for a series. Loved previous videos I've seen from this 'shop, can't wait to see more!

[@transitiontonature1402]

Great content. Looking forward to more informative videos soon.

[@alfreddemaio9725]

I have many of these shorts that I got From my grandfather when he passed away I’m going to start sharpening them today and would love to see the repair on the shelves I have many of them to

[@anitakerry3032]

Your the best at letting us know on how to repair. I love it as i collect tool from kerside collection and have some great tool and now i can fix them properly. So a big thank you for explaining it so simply. 👍

[@GardeningAustralia]

Glad it was helpful, thanks for watching!

[@jdblack9703]

G’Day! Struth dinky di, here in Cali we use a saw set to set the teeth evenly. Great stuff from the land down under. I’ll check out all your videos. Ta!

[@FumblingArborist]

Inspirational !😊

[@mareetorrumbarry5155]

Great viewing!!

[@lovelovinghorses]

Brilliant, thank-you so much for this video; well presented and understandable. Given me the confidence to have a go at sharpening my rather blunt pruning saw 😃

[@richardschey9143]

Love this.

[@garyhall867]

Soak old files and Rasps in white vinegar to resharpen them like new for a minimum of 2weeks hope this helps. Sharpens them like they were new.

[@Dalesworkshop]

Hello from up top. I see a need for your channel because I have so many gardening tools to restore, Shovel, rakes and things. I subbed your channel and will be giving you a look often, Really enjoyed this video, thanks,

[@billybobwombat2231]

Heya fella, tip if I may, set first then file, cheers 🤙🦘

[@johnwhitton9977]

Excellent

[@bladen0869]

When using linseed oil, don’t through the used rag in the bin. Soak it in water and hang out to fully dry or burn it. Otherwise you can set your bin or house on fire! Also dulling the first few teeth make starting the saw a lot easier.

[@chronold1246]

Costa junior

[@adkinsmikkelsen4980]

My adventure with woodworking started with Woodglut.

[@Bunno1177]

Someone learnt a painful lesson