The Return of the Piedmont Wagon | Engels Coach Shop

[@David-mz3or]

This wagon is soooo much better after your restoration and modernization. 🇺🇸⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️🇺🇸👍🏻

[@xoxo2008oxox]

Ya know, tube talks about all these "makers" like Diresta, etc. But Engels Coach Shop has them beat...no flair, no selfish marketing, just amazing self-less work in repair, restoring wagons from pieces and pictures. Dave's work is second to none.

[@1crazypj]

That is something I have to agree with. Well said.

[@michaeldavila2325]

As you're probably already aware. I just wanted to reiterate that your work is outstanding. A true craftsman in every sense of the word. I really enjoy your content.

[@billkunert7281]

I think if you look in the dictionay under craftsman you will find Dave's picture there.

[@thisolesignguy2733]

That little wagon would make an awesome shelf for the gift shop. You could put shelves or cases in it so people could get memorabilia right "off the wagon"

[@RD_MT]

Dave, your videos and wagons really should be in the Smithsonian. You deliver so much history, hard work and dedication to the craft. I know you are a very humble man but your truly are an American treasure.

[@whtelephant1]

Put a tarp on it for overstock storage in the gift shop. Not only will it be a display, but it will be functional.

[@jeffriedel2587]

Great video review of 1ST rebuild - Adds good info on how the project started . Thanks for taking the time for a rewind!

[@Martin52863]

Have I really been watching this channel this long? We were both young then. Time flies when you’re having fun.

[@RonWest-i8d]

You are a true craftsman thanks for the video,I know it takes a lot of time but it's worth it to us, again thank you for your time and experience may God bless and keep you and your family safe.

[@edwardgraham3035]

FL is hard on wood, between the rain, sun, and termites this wagon is lucky to be on the shape that it was. Looking forward to seeing the new museum and all of your hard work.

[@oc2phish07]

This amazing video reminded me of how much I enjoyed all the earlier ones when Dave was making hubs, fitting boxings etc. I miss those so now would be a good time for me to go back and re-watch those. Of course, I am also now looking forward to following this project too.

[@brianmros4844]

Hi Dave, and Diane, I have not seen the one horse wagon before. I need to start watching your older videos. I think that the museum is looking really good too. I really need to make it over there some day. Thanks for sharing, and have a great weekend.

[@danilorainone406]

old wagon must have carried a lot of kids .the doggo ..the cat. and mom back there with them in rides on the prairie 130 years ago

[@jeffro-p1c]

I always learn new stuff from watching your videos! I was amazed with the wagon's conversion to roller bearings. Fascinating.

[@richardsurber8226]

Thanks Dave, this is a wonderful synopsis of the Piedmont Wagon. I guess i was a little inconsistent in watching these. I did not remember this is that wagon. I will be right there with you and all the rest watching the completion. Thanks to Diane for your contributions as well.

[@dianeengel4155]

You're welcome, but I don't do much.

[@Hertog_von_Berkshire]

Cool! I haven't seen this little wagon before. The earlier work pre-dates me.

[@terryrogers1025]

Thank you, enjoyed watching. Nice job to this point, I would expect it to finish out that way also.

[@billpark8988]

I think the concept of doing nothing does not enter into your thinking. After watching your videos I end up exhausted. Of course I'll keep watching, and be continually amazed at your skill and ability. Every time I learn something new, or in a lot of cases something old. Great job as usual.

[@ptonpc]

Pre hat days! The wagon looks beautiful.

[@terrysmith4360]

Love watching you will never know how much of a help to keep life going to some normal sence after the loss of my mate

[@BillOwens-vt2wi]

So many parts for such a small wagon. Amazing and complex fun to watch all the prices go to gather. Thank you.

[@garrockwaters304]

I love your tools and techniques. Watching you work is a pleasure. Many more years!

[@yota4004]

was happy to hear that the blue is a primer coat LOL.

[@TrikeRoadPoet]

Oh yeah, we get to visit an old friend, the Piedmont wagon. I am amazed at the variety of wagon designs, truly functional art. Thanks for taking us along, I have so enjoyed learning history, woodwork and patience!

[@userskpcarpener]

I live 1\2 hr from a mennonite community im elmira Ontario and watching how you repair and maintain the buggies and wagons gives me a great admiration of your work and theirs. Thanks.

[@ianforeman4377]

I can’t get over how much you do being free hand and it still looks perfect.

[@redrockplumber5124]

Never a dull moment!

[@patrickcolahan7499]

Always a pleasure to see your projects and the attention to detail that you give each and every project. Thanks for sharing.

[@glencrandall7051]

I will be looking forward to the completion of this wagon. It looks great. It will be a great addition to the store.🙂🙂

[@kyleohara8700]

Thanks for taking us back to an older project! That wagon will look incredible!

[@tonyn3123]

The relief/shading you add to the lettering is impressive. Thanks

[@tomswindler64]

Your one of an only few that can be considered a true craftsman,your knowledge, your talent will live on.great video,always worried that their is not anyone wanting to carry on for you,all the knowledge will be lost.just keep on doing what you do.be safe.kudos to you for being a true craftsmen,tradesman,wheelwright.😎😎😎👍👍👍

[@2_dog_Restoration]

Dave with all the great horse drawn wagon and manure spreader you are going to need to add a team to your pasture ground !

[@mfreund15448]

Happy Friday Dave and Diane

[@mayforddavis9291]

Look forward to Friday's video. Music was good. There is always something on each video that fascinates me. Thank you for inviting me along. God Bless You and Mrs. Engels.

[@timziegler9358]

You are a very talented man! I thoroughly enjoy watching your videos! Best wishes.

[@markbrown-us4xe]

We sure benefit from your decision to pick up some cameras and learn to film. So many details in the western movies and now I'm looking at the hand painted signs. The improvements are solutions we can share but not give you credit for. Big Thanks for making my life better.

[@garychaiken808]

Great job thank you 😊

[@olddawgdreaming5715]

Fabulous work on this single horse wagon Dave , thanks for videoing the rebuild and sharing with us. Stay safe and keep up the great videos. Fred.

[@brownmilligan1936]

i saw that wagon when i came to see you. i have often wondered what happened to it. so good to see it again. thanks.

[@mrclaus859]

Fantastic. Thanks for posting Dave

[@Mopar46]

It's all in the detail! I like that hidden bearing conversion, too. Next episode, please.

[@billkunert7281]

Really enjoy your choice of background music.

[@joopterwijn]

LOL 😂 for sure you are going to need a bigger gift-store! Nice recap by the way!

[@markb1764]

I admire all the skills needed to do what you do

[@Auqalungangler]

It's sad that you don't have a line of lads and lasses wanting to spend time to learn from you and with you

[@flywayhome8903]

Once again thanks for the video.

[@bobblossom2713]

Once again, a professional presentation, on so many planes. Good work Lad.

[@stevenverhaegen8729]

Flashy colour! 😃👍

[@daniellarrivee-ic3lg]

Thanks to you Mr. and Ms. Engel !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@GypsyJvan]

nice ! next time I'm out ur way, I'll stop to say "hi.. and check out ur gift shop...watching u heat n beat with troch or the forge, brings back memories, from the R.R. I was a fabricator tor bkacksmith (CSX) ..thanks..

[@arn03]

Great music.

[@ljackson8220]

Thanks for the video

[@chuckthomas8176]

Wow. I never get bored of watching

[@javig5045]

You were recommended by a CEE viewer, and I'm glad I listened, this was my 1st video and I found it very interesting, boy I tell you the lettering and what it entails demands a lot of patience, and you seem to have plenty of it.....Javi G.

[@seekimheng8929]

Thanks Dave and Diane 👏👌👍❤️

[@jeanhawken4482]

Lovely wagon

[@alfredomorles-miralles684]

Great work! Thanks for sharing

[@shrumittofarmer439]

It’s a comfort to know that anything is possible, if you are more talented and knowledgeable than me………

[@Edgeair]

Thank you

[@stephenrice4554]

Another great video . Cheers 🍻

[@steveholland1163]

i use tolive about 10 miles or so form Bluntstown fl neat little town

[@ronboe6325]

Not sure if these things are on your radar; but they make a desktop "printer" that uses a knife instead of ink to cut out designs on materials. E.g. basal panels for RC plane kits, decals and more relevant to you: Stencils. Using software you can replicate the size and style of the obvious stencils used on the wagon to make your own. Then you would be matching the technic of how the lettering would have been applied (unless it matches an off the shelf stencil - are the odds good for that?).

[@OsoGrande5150AZ]

Oh, Boy! Let's get this wagon rollin"!

[@SouthernTennessean]

You ever done a railroad wagon? I have one in dire need of restoration. I got it very cheap due to its current state and don’t even know where to begin. I’ve started making drawings/ blueprints to help with reconstruction. Love the channel and I’ve learned a lot just from your videos. Thank you for that!

[@EmilyGOODEN0UGH]

I can really see that in a gift shop loaded up with wooden crates full of books and toys. :D

[@payntpot7623]

I am left wondering if this was someone's dream restoration which turned into a nightmare for them, and perhaps for you too? Just one wee thing you said changed how I viewed this today. When you mentioned the request had been for rubber tyres, my ears pricked up. However you came by this, it will be a wonderful addition to your wee museum. I hope, at times you will be able to put a horse to it and have a bit of fun also on special days. I was taught a trick years ago in replicating black carriage paint.....Use matt "Blackboard" paint and cover with layers of gloss varnish. Then, over time, as the layers chip with stones, wear and tear etc..., they do not look like chips as the black layer is always showing. Not sure if the tip will be of use to anyone, but I may as well pass it on as it has stood me in good stead over the years.

[@dianeengel4155]

Thank you

[@amateurshooter6054]

Thanks Dave

[@Dave_Smith_1958]

Dave, I didn’t expect to see a wagon from Blountstown, FL. That’s less than 30 miles from me in Youngstown, FL. Dave.

[@Pushyhog]

yay, made it here again. Nice wheels.

[@tomtruesdale6901]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge skills and abilities with us.

[@pambrewer9082]

I am glad you found a place for it.

[@barrywinters1142]

nice tune, great video

[@errolpoxleitner7901]

Very good a Dave.

[@BQExionPro-h9u]

Здравствуйте привет из Нижнего очень нужная работа но приходиться делать хорошего вам всем здоровья спасибо за ваше видео да хранит вас всех господь спасибо за видео жду новых Нижний Новгород Юра

[@1crazypj]

As I live in Florida I had to look up Blountstown as I'd never heard of it (only lived in Florida 25 years, don't get out much 🙄) Named after a native American. Wikipedia has a page, it was almost wiped out in 2018 by hurricane. You go to an inordinate amount of work to restore to 'original', copying all the lettering to have actual sizes and shapes before even starting, great work. I'm sure the original manufacturer would be very happy to know the 100 year claim was valid. (or would have been with only minor maintenance)

[@Tammy-un3ql]

your work is outstanding

[@michaelgillespie1206]

I first came across your channel and started watching you a few years ago, you were working on some rubber buggy wheels.😊

[@howardnielsen6220]

Dave it’s always a pleasure thank you

[@massoud999]

True craftsmanship without shortcuts

[@60MorganRd]

i always like to watch you work

[@blacksquirrel4008]

Wow, Blountstown probably isn’t much bigger now than it was back then.

[@timothychandler1725]

I do remember this wagon when I started watching your videos. I have a question 🤔. Have you ever thought of fixing up an old milk 🥛 wagon that took milk and butter to house to house. I can't wait to see this little wagon finish.

[@dianeengel4155]

I guess we haven't come across one of those.

[@mfreund15448]

So much time involved in the stenciling! The builders spent 1/32th of that doing it originallly!

[@causewaykayak]

What are you trying to say?

[@mfreund15448]

@@causewaykayakDave is doing a better job today than the original builders even believed possible.

[@causewaykayak]

@@mfreund15448 Yes he is. We used mechanical stencil cutters to label cases for export Five minute job. Now copying over such a graphic is going to take orders of magnitude longer. His job is SO much more complex than the original painter had to produce

[@ferguscosgrave7510]

Thanks

[@dpmeyer4867]

Nice work

[@oldspokes]

👍

[@robertwinton2649]

🤗💘👍

[@bradbeasley7669]

👍👍👍

[@HongyaMa]

HARD TO GET BENT AROUND THE AXEL WHEN IT'S SOLID STEEL BAR STOCK 😁

[@ermelindowenceslauqueiroz8894]

Saudações do Brasil, ei Diana, oi Dave. Gosto muito deste Canal, Dave fala cantando como nós do Estado de Minas Gerais, Brasil. Até quando falo Inglês, falo cantado.

[@Thalarctos.]

😉👍

[@MrsOveata]

It's an IKEA cart! Easy assembly.

[@scotcoz]

Awesome, great entertainment.Your skill level is excellent. Question, Why not paint before assembly? Would it screw up alignment?

[@Crosley3251]

This is to all that view , EngelsCoachShop : Does Dave realize his contributation to mankind ? I say this with the utmost respect . Somethings are etched in stone ,his videos are on the same plain

[@samphillips4925]

I wonder how it got up there from Florida panhandle?

[@patrickradcliffe3837]

2:48 well this wagon has a story on how it got to Montana from Florida.

[@jill-ti7oe]

😄👍

[@filepz629]

❤️‍🔥🫂❤️‍🔥

[@MikeWilliams-yp9kl]

Diane and Dave, you sound like you're retiring? Hope you don't, as we would miss your super videos ❤