Toolmakers Squares Restoration Winner

[@ROBRENZ]

Sine plate could have the most educational content of the group. ATB, Robin

[@MrShobar]

Agree.

[@turningpoint6643]

I'd agree with Robin as well for the unfinished sine plate. I know how I'd double check the exact roll spacing against my Jo blocks, but another much more experienced method and the correct way to surface grind it would be of help to many of us.

[@Dans-hobbies]

I agree with Robin, The sine plate would be a really good series.

[@kevCarrico]

tom, your videos are AMAZING - thank you!

[@maxlemesurier]

Agree with Robin, completing the sine plate would be very interesting. Thanks!

[@bobolander]

oooh...finish that sine plate! i'm with the Renz. that's the most educational bang for the buck IMO. keep up the good work Tom.

I’ll fight for the sine bar. Thank you for the video btw.

[@SteveSummers]

I'll watch any of them be repaired. Thanks for the time Tom.

[@ActiveAtom]

Lucky you Scott, Lance & Patrick.

[@1jtolvey]

ROCK - ON TOM !!!

[@railfan439]

Sine bars or angle plates? My answer: "YES!" Glad we met at the Bar-Z. See you at the next one. Jon

[@jtkilroy]

Do the Kilgore sign bar, do the man a solid and finish it up. Great work as usual Tom.

[@jamesstanlake4064]

I am a woodworker but any project you choose to do I will enjoy watching the transformation. You were the first machinist I watched on KZbin. The videos on lapping motivated me to lap in all my wood planes and they function and look much better now so thank you for that. Many tools and methods filtered to woodworking and I always get as much accuracy and machined wood parts into any project I am working. When all surfaces are machined , the project goes together much easier and the overall look is a great improvement. I was even motivated to attend the Summer Bash this year and was disappointed you could not attend. Stan told me you got recruited into long extra hours of work. I understand that all too well.

[@jabramo340]

I would love to see the big sine plate finished and ground in.

[@mattfisher1476]

sine bar all the way these things have always been amazing to me

[@paulrosebrock]

Your such a great guy This is my favorite channel!

[@richardbradley961]

The sine plate would be a really good series.

[@Engineerd3d]

Congrats Scott. Beutifully restored tools there.

[@bulletproofpepper2]

Sine plate!!! And a new “tee” shirt for the rest of us that reads “OX-sine NATION” Thanks for sharing

[@isabellaman2545]

Thank u much Tom. Absolutely love this heart of the tool stuff

[@hdheuejhzbsnnaj]

I vote for the big angle plate, because I'd like to see something I could actually pull off myself.

[@imagineaworld]

Thanks for the upload tom!

[@georgedennison3338]

Hey Tom, Since you're into polishing & lapping kinds of things, I have a friend who buys and sells used stuff. A year or so, ago, he got two silicon wafer polishing machines made in England. They sorta look like a record turntable. Above the threaded spinning vertical axle, it has a multi-adjust mechanism to occilate the abrasive arm, in an infinite number of patterns, but stay 'in plane'. There is an autofeeder for the abrasive sluice mixture. They are simple, electrically, an ON-Off and timer. There's two, both work. If you are have any curiosity, I can take some pics; I identify and repair things for him, so I have these at my place. He's a regular at the Portland industrial auctions, so when something obscure won't sell, they look to him, so he brings things in, all the time, and has no clue what it is. He told me he bought a lathe, last week. Well, they told him it was a lathe, they thought. Turns out it's a horizontal hydraulic broaching machine, 30-50 years old. American Broaching, I think. Only saw a bad photo. Looks like a 6-7' wide vinyl sign cutter, with a 4-6" hydraulic ram out the right side! I'm outside of Portland, so shipping wouldn't be astronomical. They are a bit heavy; made me grunt a bit to lift it to the bench when I was testing them.

[@oldestnerd]

I'd like to see the large sine bar completed.

[@krisnewman3202]

I’d like to see the angle plate completion and restoration!

[@mike9408530]

How much did you make on the squares Tom?

[@gasparini76]

Thank you for another video Tom! ;)

[@PatrickPoet]

Love you dude

[@jimleonardson4268]

I'd like to see the sine bars rehab. Also I hope to see Pressure Equalization Valve part 6.

[@CraigLYoung]

The sine bar please

[@PatrickPoet]

We ARE your youtube community

[@EmmaRitson]

Guess we all better buy a tee shirt instead!!

[@jasonappah7799]

Sine bar for me

[@bcbloc02]

Just do one each week :-)

[@rickhaass1133]

Well done Scott.

[@evilbrat5376]

Looks like three in a row - the "Sine Bar Resurrection" would be really nifty.

[@apachesmokemachining6487]

All okay mate?

[@rickchargois9322]

Sine plate would be a good project. Thanks

[@Robert.84-]

I vote for a level or small vice😁

[@sharkrivermachine]

I am not picky, I would like to see either the completion of the sine plate or restoration of the 90 degree angle plate. I will bid on either one. Thanks for this series.

[@mike-carrigan]

I think finishing out that large sine bar would be cool. And, I would love to own the smaller angel plate but I'm sure I would be beat out on any bidding 😊

[@krazziee2000]

very nice,,

[@davids2928]

Just restore all of it so we get more videos =] Also, I see that audible edge finders are a thing, what's the physics behind that? I found one that is in pieces, worth restoring?

[@johnbaker7621]

Finish the sin bar

[@ralphgould2783]

I vote for the sine bars to be restored/completed.

[@insAneTunA]

I like all the above :-)

[@pearcemachineshop5200]

All.

[@truknob]

Sign Plate/Bar, opps you should sign it too

[@Robonthemoor]

I’ve got a sign bar that’s not finished, so SIGH BAR.

[@DIRTYTHUNDERCUSTOMS]

Restore them all

[@gbowne1]

the unfinished sine bar other than Im with Renz :)

[@josephlovell6951]

All of them lol

[@curtisvonepp4335]

Tom when are you going to do a Face Driver video and it's many uses 😨🐤🐤🐤

[@James.1_2-3]

It’s perpetual. Tools making tools. Do you ever make products that aren’t your tools?

[@alanharney5278]

Resurrect something with a maker's name on it.

[@fasousa4798]

Those Hf tough cases are actually good stuff and cheap compared to Pelican

[@richardbradley961]

The sine plate would be a really good series.