This Is My Favorite Tool

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[@johnj.baranski6553]

Since binge watching your channel the last four months I have grown proficient with hanging axes, talked dad into giving me grand dad's tools to restore and put to use, organized my shop using "my three things", invested in a "proper" vintage craftsman vise, finally bought chainsaw chaps, become more aware of all the real work my Mrs B does around the inside of the house and told her I appreciate her hard work ...... Needless to saw your channel has had a big impact on me.

[@cavelvlan25]

This is awesome mr w would br proud

[@thatoneengineer5525]

Wranglerstar i know you probably wont read this but i just wanted to say that you have really and truly inspired me to spend more time in nature and to learn the value if a well made tool

[@wranglerstar]

Thank you.

[@brandona801]

he inspired me to get me some hoes...

[@thatoneengineer5525]

*of*

[@skotkendrick5321]

I too need to spend more time with nature but I only will with my wife of 26 years marriage so im going to drag her by long brown hair like caveman to nature I will do this on birthday this month on the 12th 47 we=eeee hehehehe

[@thatoneengineer5525]

+Skot Kendrick good luck man have fun!

[@TheSpectreSamurai]

Have you tried rubbing a piece of chalk over the file before sharpening with it? It helps keep those shavings out of the grooves so you don't have to card it very much or at all in most cases. Found this tip in a hundred year old book set called The Boy Mechanic.

[@alanj7306]

Great tip 👍

[@yeboscrebo4451]

Wow thanks!

[@243WW]

Thanks Mrs W! My Grandfather oiled his tools and took good care of them, I have them now and I look after them the same way... Linseed oil, shade and respect. Good job Mr W.

[@pjgibber420]

Thank you Mrs. W! I found this channel while looking for info on axes, then watched a few more on timber framing, now my wife and I watch together daily! Your videos are genuine, inspiring and a true pleasure to watch. Thanks for all the great content!

[@B_Keat80]

I really appreciate the respect you show your tools, old and new.Thank you Mrs. W you and Cody have a great relationship and the best KZbin channel.

[@brendapettus9208]

Knowing how much it takes to run the average household, and how things break down when one of the team is unable to carry a share of the load, I imagine MrsW carries a great deal for things to run as smoothly as they do for your family. KUDOS! to MrsW for all she does and how gracefully she does it.

[@brettallenthomas]

Thanks Mrs. W for all you do.. from your infectious laugh, to the "can do" attitude you have and the look of admiration in your eyes you have for Cody.. He is truly blessed with a helpmate..

[@brentgt80]

Good time to thank both of you for your inspiration over the years, we just moved out into the country on an acre, not quite what you have, but the life of my family has sure been blessed and inspired by your examples! thank you!

[@kyle_noseworthy]

A Wranglerstar hand tool video. The best of the best. I've been going back and re-watching all the old ones lately.. back to basics, Dave Canter.. axe, etc!

[@ADHomesteading]

Thank you Mrs. W for all the hard work you do. The channel wouldn't be the same without you.

[@almagill]

Aye, a shout out to MrsW from Scotland. Thank you!

[@wranglerstar]

Thank you all! mrsw

[@watsononwheels4453]

Thank you Mrs. W. I would love to see how the garden is holding up.

[@sjrr124]

Three cheers for Mrs. W! Thanks for everything you do and the kindness you showed me personally!

[@joeaugustine3713]

Mrs. W, thank you for all you do behind the scene. I'm sure it takes a good chunk out of your day to help Cody with these videos and it is much appreciated! Hope to see you all this weekend!

[@MegaWeagle]

Mrs. W!!! Thank you so much for all you do on and off the camera. I know i love when you are on the camera. You have a very contagious laugh, and your smile is sure to brighten everyones day!

[@adamcroker_hg]

Thank you so much, Mrs. W, for all of the things that you do for your family and for all of us that are your "KZbin Family". We really appreciate all that you do to help keep this train moving. Keep being awesome!

[@randymusick3645]

Cody you and your family allow me to escape back to the outdoors that I loved so much. So thank you for all the great videos. PS thank you mrs W for all you do behind the scenes

[@kyle_noseworthy]

Thanks Mrs. Wranglerstar, for all the work you do behind the scenes that allows us to enjoy the channel content! This is the best channel online, and I couldn't imagine not having it!

[@BEATNIKMACHINE]

I stumbled upon your channel almost 2 years ago when I decided to give boozing a break and was looking for some inspiration, Almost 2 years later I still do drink but not as heavily as I used to. You and your family have become a pillar of strength and knowledge that I look forward to and I put you in prayers as often as I can remember ! This is a legendary channel and we are blessed to have all you W's. Cheers from Cape Town, South Africa, mate !

[@medicbrewer]

I just recently (about three months ago) stumbled onto your channel. I just want you to know that I appreciate what you are doing with this channel. I am a firefighter/medic as well and I also just started homesteading last year so a lot of your videos are perfect for what I'm running into. Thank you for the service you provide as well as for these videos which are another form of service.

[@wranglerstar]

Thank you Thad

[@totes_muhgoats]

Thank you Mrs.W!! My wife and I love the channel and we couldn't imagine how much goes into making it happen. We love your spirit, grace, joy, and garden!! LOL! Please keep up the great work. We are blessed to be welcomed into your lives almost everyday to be inspired and awed. and Cody's ok too...;)

[@GTC1967]

Brother you gotta burn your logo W on the end of the handle!

[@martyhandley4456]

Wow, 800 views in less than 17 minutes, I thought I was the only one really hanging waiting for your episodes to come up......u truly are a rockstar family! Great vids and hosts, love it!!

[@bingnowtv]

Thank You Mrs. W. for all the work & time you put in behind the scenes to make this channel do as much as it does. I'm glad I found your youtube channel and I gotta say you guys have been a real inspiration in my life. Thank You !!

[@Allikattoo]

Thank you Mrs. W. for taking such great care of Cody and Jack and of course the Homestead. My father and I truly enjoy all of the videos.

[@bartandlydia]

Another great tool video. Thank you Cody and thank you Mrs. W for supporting Cody in this. I really appreciate your time and energies in facilitating the production of the channel.

[@kenbray2948]

Thanks to Mrs W, Cody and ole Jack too. Love these classic Wranglerstar videos about projects around the homestead. I like the others too, but as I work towards my homestead its great inspiration to watch you all take care of day to day style projects that will need to be taken care of. It's like grown up school. Keep up the great work and tell the mother earth people to have a show in Nashville next year.

[@jhtnpa]

Thanks Mrs. W for all the work you do behind the scenes - y'all are an inspirational family. Thanks again for all you do :)

[@mattthie9993]

Thank you Mrs. W. for all the work you do behind the scenes that allows Cody to continue to film, edit, and post videos for everyone to enjoy!

[@ekevanleeuwen8964]

Thank you Mrs. W for your support. I bet you are not always physically behind the camera but always mentally. Keep up the good work both of you because you inspire a lot of people including myself. If that is your mission I would say: Mission accomplished!

[@Mizpah61]

Hey Mrs W!! Thanks for your help in making these videos possible. One of the aspects I enjoy the most about the channel is watching you and Mr. W interact.......clearly you both love and care for each other and like being around each other. It's easy to see that the channel us a team effort and I appreciate you being part of the team. Thanks again!

[@chiefof]

Thank you Mrs W for your hard work supporting the channel. Your expert planning shows when the family travels to the fairs and you have the schedule and events covered. Your homeschooling skills have helped Jack develop into a great young man who is articulate and interesting. Keep up the good work.

[@keithprice3308]

Hey Cody thanks for another great video. You inspire me with your attention to detail. Thanks for the helpful tips. Thanks also to Mrs W for everything you do! I know there's a lot of work to get a video up, but your family makes it look easy.

[@morrow.m]

Mrs W, thank you for all that you do to make this channel possible! This channel is a blessing, a ministry. Thank you both for bringing life and positivity to a portion of the internet!

[@nathantonning]

Thank you Mrs. W for all that you do for the channel. Your dedication and stamina are truly amazing. Mr. W is a lucky man to have you. :)

[@probeteam9936]

Another wonderful video... thank you... and a special thank you to Mrs. W for all her wonderful support and all your dedication ... thank you...

[@seagull6931]

Thank you Cody for another interesting and informational video! I have several axes that have nice handles, but they have been varnished and I need to refinish them. I'm going to have to go back and watch your axe refinishing videos again! Thanks to Mrs. Wranglerstar and Jack too, for all they contribute to the videos.

[@michaelmancusi4796]

Thank you very much miss W. You are a very inspirational and motivated woman. I rely enjoy following your running and gardening . Thank you for all that you do for the Chanel

[@PescadoAzure]

Thanks for your videos, Cody. I am still very stuck in the disposable mentality of consumer culture. When I do spend a little extra on nicer tools or work wear, I have trouble keeping up with maintenance and find that I lack the discipline to stay on top of my gear. I learn a lot from you though, and I am so inspired and hopeful to put these lessons into action, one day at a time, little by little. Thank you so much. As iron sharpens iron, so a man sharpens the countenance of his friend. Thanks for everything, and thanks Mrs. W., for all that you do and all that you share.

[@ScottHaneyHello]

I shared this video on Rogue and Hydro Flask's Facebook pages, as they both need to see the love. Always enjoy the videos!

[@ScottHaneyHello]

And I'm liking that Axe Junkies shirt. I hadn't seen that pattern yet during my looking on the storefront.

[@jamescole5658]

Such a simple but brilliant video I love nothing more than restoring and caring for old tools I find them at Carboot sales and restore them and give them away to family and friends there is nothing more satisfying than a good quality sharp tool, thanks for a great video Cody and thank you Mrs w for all the work you do to enable Cody to produce the content we all Love.

[@norman3605]

Thanks, Mrs. W, from my family to yours. All of us enjoy watching your channel., and you make it special.

[@bigkevcanb]

Thanks Mrs W. Keep enjoying your runs, from a fellow runner. I enjoy the time Cody has to put content together..

[@elijahhankins1762]

mrs. W thank you so much for what you do and for the help that no one ever seen the spoken word and missing seen with you are full of the love and dedication and love and tenderness that's put into an oven when baking something you put everything in to the prep and do other things the Blessings in what people taste and comment on how Good it is 😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😉😉😉😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀 thank you

[@chadawa1]

Thanks for the BLO timeframe breakdown. I always wondered how you might estimate BLO applications and reapplies.

[@jeffersoneinstein9641]

Thank you Mrs. W for all of your efforts that enable thousands of us to learn many things as well as be reminded of what it means to try to be a decent person who puts others, if not before ourselves at least to an equal priority to ourselves. Best wishes!

[@sareynoldssr]

Thank you to Mrs. W. I really enjoy the channel and I appreciate your contributions. Thank you!

[@fuegofyter4952]

Mrs. W, thanks for supporting Cody and the channel. You guys are a great testimony and a bright spot in this ever wackier world.

[@8Jory]

I really wanted to say thank you to you for all of your tool restoration videos and the great job you do with them. I was recently given a beat up old axe with a split handle that belonged to my wife's great great grandfather, and now with your videos I feel like I can attempt to restore it back to usable condition. If I can do it even half as well as you do I will be very happy.I wanted to ask though, do you have an axe restoration video using hand tools only? I cannot find one but I may be searching incorrectly. Thank you!

[@joemoore6162]

thank u Mrs W my family and I love watching your family's videos keep up the good work God bless

[@MegaMoe63]

Thank you Mrs W for every thing you do, you are much appreciated. You rock!

[@dargknock]

thank you mrs w and ty to your whole family for the great words of wisdom and the great videos ..Gods speed

[@philholman8520]

I love watching your old KZbin videos. They'll never Go out of date! And naturally, many thanks to Mrs W for all her hard work behind the scenes. Which, of course, allows you to inspire us to better things!!🙏✌️👍

[@ryans2814]

These kind of videos are why I got interested in your channel and look forward to every new video. I know It will not be a waste of my time and I will learn something valuable when I watch each one

[@Kleinfreak]

I love my 70H (Highlander). It truly does perform in a way that other tools cannot compare.

[@1moreuser]

You get so excited during these tool maintenance videos...I love it!

[@daviskeith1]

Thank you and god bless you Mrs.W . For all you do for us it is so nice to see team work the old school way of life I pray that we could get back to that. I feel kids need mom at home with them. We gave up so much to have more stuff. I was so lucky i had a mom at home and when she went to work i had my grandma it was about us kids Thank you Mrs,w for you being you a real woman.

[@jenniferlawless7309]

Thank you Mrs W for all you do seen and unseen. Your enthusiasm for life is inspirational. Thank you !

[@AcmeCountryAcres]

Really enjoyed this and all the videos. Thank you Mrs W for all that you do to keep these videos coming.

[@michaelsexcavating5130]

Thank you to you, Mrs. W, Jack, and the fresh P for all you do.

[@herbbenson6884]

That is a beautiful shot of the mountain with the clouds all around it. I envy the view you have from your home. Thanks for posting.

[@chrisbulldog1353]

Thank you to both of you for all of your hard work that goes in to these videos god bless your family

[@WesleyAring]

I loooooooove these kinds of videos!

[@aidandunworth765]

Agreed tool videos are the best

[@HamMax444]

Me too!!

[@MrJakip]

but that is only because Cody varies all kinds of videos, nothing is good if you have too much.

[@yakman52]

Thank you for all the hard work behind the scenes Mrs. W.

[@MysteryValleyRanch]

Cody, as a firefighter myself, I too am fond of the Rogue tools. I have had my particular hoe/adze/pounder for about five solid years and can complain. I have a tip for you, if you need to keep a tool in a location where it's handy, but not always protected from the sun/weather, i.e. the bed of a truck, take a piece of blown 1 1/2" wildland hose and cut to about a foot longer than the tool handle, then slide it over the handle until it bottoms out on the head. Then fold over the extra at the end of the handle. This will keep the tool handy yet protected. Works great. Anyway thanks for the great channel and watch for wind shifts

[@jasonhall1999]

Mr. W., I get so much enjoyment from watching your videos. Thank you Mrs. W for the work you do to help make this channel possible!

[@ozarkerwetta]

Thanks Mrs W for supporting your fella's work! Helpful and fun stuff.

[@DavidJWarEagle]

Thank you, Mrs. W, for all of your hard work in support of Cody. I hope you're having a great day!

[@davidjackson1770]

Thank Mrs. W for letting Cody share his time with us. I really enjoy. Keep up the good work Mr. W.

[@kennyk6683]

Thank you Mrs W for helping and letting Cody have time for his video really enjoy watching even thing from u guys

[@sauceLegs]

Great sharpening job, Cody.

[@mktward]

Mrs W. we are so grateful for all you do to support your family and help make the channel what it is! You guys have truly been blessed and continue to be. Keep up the good work!

[@TheRedactor]

When I lived in the UK, I got a trenching hoe similar to yours. I liked it so much I brought it back to Oregon with me. The blade is slightly longer and more dished than yours. This makes it possible to haul big gulps of dirt out of holes and trenches and make cleaner, deeper trenches than pretty much any other hand tool. Much easier and more effective than a shovel. As a nation of gardeners and innovators for many centuries, the Brits have evolved superior tools for gardening and hacking away at the earth. Oh, and Mrs. W's da bomb!

[@QALibrary]

hugs to Mrs W - well done to you and thank you for making this such a good channel to watch

[@hexadecimil]

wow Mr. W. I've been doing metal work for years and I've never heard that. and I've always wondered why files don't last! thank you!

[@RiotHouseLP]

I got out of the Marine Corps and thought I was in perfect shape. Then I joined the Blue Cards cutting line and fighting wildland fire and I realized I wasn't. Some of the toughest work I've ever done was cutting line next to a burning log. Your sweat evaporates the second it leaves your pores its so hot. Tough job, tough breed of people. Much respect.

[@PaulGriffin73]

This video "felt" so much like the old Wranglerstar videos I fell in love with the channel over. Thanks for the tool care throwback! 😆

[@brianzeh7719]

Thanks Mrs, W! Keep up the great work and the awesome videos. I love them all.

[@xnbomb]

I figure splinters have to be wood, but slivers could be anything. The worst I have had is fiberglass; getting that out was not easy. It's how I imagine it would be to try and remove the end of a porcupine quill, only much smaller and nearly invisible.

[@xnbomb]

I continue to enjoy your videos. Thanks for making them, and a special thanks to Mrs. W. for doing everything she does to support you in these endeavors.

[@F14Goose37]

Fiberglass is a gift from the devil himself. I don't care if it is 120 degrees outside. I will cover up as much as humanly possible whenever I have to work with that stuff. Sweating like a dog for hours is better than having fiberglass embedded in to your skin for days.

[@GraniteValleyDave]

I heard a long time ago that if you get fiberglass fibers stuck in your skin you can coat your arm with PVA glue and once it dries it peels off and grabs the fiber. I haven't had a chance to try it but if you get fed up with them in your skin for days maybe give it a go. I'd sure be interested to find out if it works.

[@F14Goose37]

It might. I know 90mph tape sure does not do the trick. I might try and convince somebody else to try it first though.

[@coppulor6500]

+Brian Choitz I'm a home inspector. I get fiberglass in my skin at least once a month despite wearing gloves (I use the cheap cotton jersey gloves but still). fiberglass splinters are the worst. very painful and so hard to find. I use a flashlight to find them (often with a magnifying glass these days). the light retracts so you spot them better that way. I have a pair of very fancy shmancy tweezers that are fine enough to pluck those little needles out. but I've never had to deal with more than 5 at a time. if I had an arm full, I'd try the glue route

[@scottm5051]

Thank you very much Mrs. W. Your hard work and dedication help to make this one of my favorite channels.

[@markduell691]

I enjoy your endings of lately on your videos. There's just something about them that is soothing and peaceful.

[@xD3adKl0wnx]

Glad to see a video like this one. It was these kinds of videos that brought me to your channel once upon a time, I believe a shovel was the subject in these ones. Thank you for the content you make, it's enjoyed.

[@traceyheadford9760]

Thankyou Mrs W I really enjoy watching all your videos.

[@stevehenkel354]

Cody, I love to watch the pure enjoyment you get out of taking care of your tools. You have definitely sparked something in me. I've already started working on my axe, and like you said in an old video, I fully expect it to take an hour or more because I haven't been taking care of it and keeping it sharp. I'm going apply what you've shown here to my shovel. I never knew about the treatment of the handle. I'm definitely going to start that. Also, while I was watching the video I was looking at Rogue's website and tried to figure out just which model you got by guessing at the size and noting the fact that it was one that was sharp on the edges too. Do you remember what model of hoe that was? I apologize if you've already answered that in another video. If you have, I'll find it eventually. One last question/comment, and this is purely for my education, not any kind of correction is intended. I noticed in several other sharpening videos you like the round Lansky sharpening stone. Is that just not appropriate here because sandpaper is a better fit or am I over thinking this (I'm guilty of that a lot of times.) Great video!!!

[@jdmk20guy]

i been so busy lately with school, your videos are a real treat thank you. Love the vids with tools lol

[@5305boat]

I feel like it's been awhile for a tool video which I love. keep up the good work, and stay safe.

[@JourneysEnd1750]

The old timers here applied the linseed oil with steel wool or wet/dry sandpaper. I tend to us 400 grit wet/dry sandpaper. It gives it a hand rubbed satin feel to the wood - no blisters ever. I really enjoy your videos - thanks for posting.

[@clayevans989]

they are amazing tools I use them in my landscape company every day. Larry make good quality tools. What all tools have you tried.

[@oregonbear541]

Well Done Mrs. W ... you make the videos and channel have a family touch and your behind the scenes support of your family is impressive...

[@Frankjallan]

Thank you Mrs Wranglerstar for all that you do! I love the videos.

[@scooter041031]

Amen on buying, finding, or repairing old or new well built high quality tools. There is no substitute for good quality tools I will never get rid of mine!

[@alexandrawesson9827]

mrs. W you are for sure a rockstar... don't they say behind every good man there is a better woman. the support and love you have for family shows through all the time. Cody and Jack are always happy, healthy. All if that is from the day to day that you go through. Cooking, cleaning, washing... a great foundation leads to a productive day. Can't wait to meet you guys in West Bend!

[@wranglerstar]

Thanks Alexandra. Appreciate your help with the meet and greet info on FB. Another subscriber is setting up a Meet and Greet at 6 on Saturday. If you haven't please RSVP if you will attend as they may need to change venue based on numbers! Appreciate your help and hope to see you there (or at least the Fair). mrswfacebook.com/events/244405195946573/

[@PastorHinChrist]

Hugs Mrs W!!!!! We REALLY appreciate you. Pastor and Mrs!

[@ed1023jbc]

Hey Mrs. W thanks for all work you do I enjoy Mr. W's vids

[@carloshernandez-diaz7492]

Mrs. Wranglerstar: thank you so much for all of your hard work for the channel! I know we enjoy the channel and the frequency at which the content comes out. I learn so much, and look forward to all the upcoming videos.

[@brycesummers7998]

Thanks for your behind the scene work, Mrs W.! It's because of your sacrifices and behind the scenes work that I am able to enjoy Mr. W's videos on an almost daily basis. Thank you

[@OrkKnuckles]

Thank you Mrs. W.! It is truly a blessing to have wonderful mothers such as mine and you in the world.

[@VexedFilms]

I'm glad you appreciate that view. I can imagine looking at that with the fresh air is really something.

[@MishaDaBear]

Boiled linseed oil can replace antiseize, I use it to prep bicycle spoke threads to ensure ability to ever retension them for longer life. It has worked great for me. On the tool front I don't buy the best but instead I choose mid range, but tool care is everything. My favorite tools are the scuffle hoe sometimes called a sturrip hoe, and a curved maddock with an axe on the opposing end and a cherry handle.

[@F14Goose37]

I sure wish the Forest Service still hired that way. I got out of the Navy this spring and went to a Forest Service hiring event with my two year old, daily worn boots looking better than new (Cody would approve) and they wouldn't even talk to me. To be fair, I was given the wrong information about the event. I was told it was for recent graduates and recently separated veterans, but it was just recent graduates; but nobody there was wearing boots, and I didn't even see a touch of care given to the footwear of any other person there. I spoke to a few of the other people attending and I'm sure the Forest Service got some quality employees out of that event. Hiring based on the care of footwear would have been nice though. I'd be a wildland firefighter right now for sure. I have lots of respect for those guys. It is a great service that they perform. On the same level as our troops, but not as recognized. Thank you Cody for your service and thank you to all of the other men and women who risk their lives each year saving lives, property and the beautiful wild lands that we all enjoy.