tubalcain GOES to an ONLINE AUCTION Tips 595 buys metalcutting bandsaw

As you know, I quit going to auction sales. So, to satisfy my cravings, I participated in an online auction.
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[@mikemoore9757]

That Marvel Mystery Oil is also an excellent air tool oil. I agree that the Bosch recip saw is a winner. Very good and comfortable saw.

[@SwarthyPlinker]

I love these auction videos. Thanks again, Mr. Peterson, for all of the hours of entertainment and for sharing your wisdom and experience with us.

[@KingRatt]

Also that two cycle premix is great. No ethanol so it doesn’t gum your carburetor over the winter. If you don’t use it anyone with a two cycle would love it.

[@BeachsideHank]

I've got one of those 900 watt lunchbox generators H.F. sells for $90, along with a few cans of premix and I'm hurricane ready in FL, and it all sits on one small shelf. Just need to power the 'fridge is all I have to do; the shelf life of unopened stuff is like 5- years? anyway I can give the outdated to my lawn service guys, they love it.

[@AmateurRedneckWorkshop]

We buy at auctions because we are addicted to auctions. The adjustable wrenches are great for rounding off nuts and bolts.

[@mrpete222]

Yes. Watch the vid when it comes out

[@MaturePatriot]

Made it my duty, when I was younger, to round off as many nuts and bolts as I could with those!!

[@michaelcerkez3895]

Good morning Mr Pete and everyone else. Thanks for the edutainment. Back for a second cup. Have a good day.

[@Jimmeh_B]

That Lucas stuff is the shiznit. Primarily supposed to be used in engines that get infrequent use, 4 stroke boat motors and such. They also make a fuel additive for old leaded engines that saves the valves.

[@lonniewhite258]

Never make promises to stop doing things that bring you joy! I have the same saw its a bit finicky to set up, but I enjoy mine greatly.

[@mrpete222]

Thanks

[@mrpete222]

Thanks

[@toddanonymous5295]

Hi Mr Pete, That old guy that auctioned off all his treasures reminds me of an old uncle of mine. Only an 8th grade education but a mechanical genius. He worked in industry in WW2 . We all will go through what he did sooner or later. I can only imagine how many you have tutored over the decades , both in your career and now with an audience across the world. It must be comforting to know that through your excellent videos , you will be teaching long after all of us are gone. Thank you for sharing your experience with us.

[@mrpete222]

Thanks

[@jamesstanlake4064]

The Bosch saber saw in my opinion is the best of all and the only ones I will own. I own the same barrel grip saw and have used and had the pistol grip version, both are excellent tools. Keep up the auction trips as you could be doing far worse things so enjoy it while you can.

[@janisinisalo]

Agreed on the Bosch. The only one I keep coming back to.

[@RRaucina]

I have several Bosch going on 40 years now. Some used full time. Never smoked a motor on one - they just get beat up and the cords rot off. Change the guide wheel and the slide bars inside and good for another 10 years. The ONLY saw to ever buy.

[@jamesstanlake4064]

@@RRaucina Amen to that and...... my absolute favorite router is Porter Cable in all models!

[@oldschool6345]

That spain wrench should be a good one. The Lucas products are good. They're not miracles in a can but they are good. I know a couple over the road truck owners that swear by the products. They did the math after many miles and were proven to be useful products. Stop scratching up those old beat up pliers lol.... I like you getting through those boxes quicker instead of worrying about scratches. Thanks for sharing

[@roylucas1027]

We all live vicariously through you. Take care.

[@mrpete222]

Thanks

[@jimintaos]

I have to say that I have become a real fan of the premix two cycle fuel. Since I've started using it instead of the pump gas with its ethanol additive. My garden tiller, chainsaw and weed whacker all start easily now and run much much better.

[@DDB168]

The Marvel Mystery Oil container (can) looks fantastic. Dont toss that :)

[@BeachsideHank]

It's a cultural icon that every shop has sitting prominently and conspicuously on a shelf.

[@componenx]

The opening shots reminded me of summers in Crete, Ill. Keep the auction videos coming! I always look for free consumables at estate sales- that stuff can really add up price-wise.

[@mrpete222]

Yes

[@byrnejr]

You worked hard your whole life ,brought up your kids. If it makes you happy go do it Mr Pete. God Bless You.

[@jblaxlinde7998]

Hey Mr Pete, that Lucas oil treatment makes a terrific assembly lubricant, and will not contaminate the oil used in the assembled item afterwards, I've used it for many years and highly recommend it for this, as far as "extended engine life" probably not

[@scotthaddad563]

Love your auction videos. I’m a tool junkie with a lower budget than you as are many of us so when folks call you out for your criticism of “junk tools” just remember that you occupy a higher rung of the tool hoarder’s ladder. I wasn’t going to say anything but a while back you dumped out a box that you got at an auction and there was a nice group (maybe 3or 4 ) Stanley vintage Sweetheart wood chisels (they had red plastic handles), my heart just sunk when you declared them junk or scrap. I have a set of them and they hold an edge like no other in my collection. Thanks for the vids.

[@mrpete222]

I don’t remember those chisels

[@MrUbiquitousTech]

Oh, and I'm a big fan of both Milwaukee and Makita tools, they're both the best hands down in power tools. And although I do have and enjoy my cordless tools, the corded stuff will always have a place in my shop; you can always depend on them and not have to wait for a battery charge.

[@CRUZER1800]

HI Mr. Pete... I must say that the Aluma-seal for radiators works very well. I used it several times back in the 60s and 70s and for me it was a permanent fix for small leaks. I am just a couple of years younger than you and I understand being skeptical .. lol. I have always liked your auction videos and thank you for sharing. Russ

[@stephenO1870]

As a watcher from Scotland I love your videos, your accent & your patter, & as usual despite what you say watch your videos All the way through cos your interesting, keep up the journey & continue to share your world & thoughts & insight into the items you show to us viewers! Stephen O

[@mrpete222]

Thank you for watching. I have course have no accent. But I think you do

[@dagwood1327]

The Bosch jig saw is a great tool. I have 2 of them now. I didn’t have a bandsaw until recently. Just used my Bosch jigsaw.

[@paulculbert1281]

Agreeed. I had a tiny hint of envy when Lyle showed the jig saw. A sin, I know....

[@MrUbiquitousTech]

Nice Haul Mr. Pete! That saw was a real score!

[@rays2877]

That saw is one of the best Jig saw out there. It is the "industrial standard". You can change blade without tools. Look it up. Congrats

[@junglejammer1]

My goodness Mr. Pete, that band saw is so new, it's probably still under warranty. LOL. I bought some of that Crown toolmaker's blue when I worked in a tool and die shop back in the 80's. It's MSC's house brand. It flaked right off when you tried to scribe a line. Nothing like Dykem.

[@BeachsideHank]

'And I can quit doing this thing anytime I want to..." Yeah, famous last words every addict spouts. ☺

[@thefixerofbrokenstuff]

The lucas oil additive is good stuff. Theres a good test vid on the "project farm" channel. Ive used it for a long time in NOT LIMITED SLIP differentials and engines and it does do a pretty good job at reducing differential heat in semi truck rear ends.

[@KingRatt]

Watched in its entirety. I love getting those lots of shop chemicals. I use them all brake cleaner and penetrating oil seem rare though.

[@phillipjones3342]

Mr. Pete you’re gonna have to have your own auction what an amazing collection wish I had a place of my own to use some of your tools take care

[@mrpete222]

Thanks

[@mohabatkhanmalak1161]

An auction by any other name is an auction. If I was living in the US, picking auctions would be my full time job. Nice one Mr Pete.

[@fjidsewff]

we use that lucas oil stabilizer for assembling hydraulics at work. Its very high viscosity, helps the seals squeeze into place without being damaged. works great for that as for its intended purpose im unsure.

[@mrpete222]

Yes

[@andyZ3500s]

The rain in Spain mainly stays in the plains. My Fair Lady --- that was a great movie. Most people are familiar with the Audrey Hepburn version but there was a great version done in the 30's. I can not remember any of the actors at this point in time though. Looking forward to you tuning in the Sears band saw as I'm not familiar with that model.

[@mrpete222]

Thanks

[@stxrynn]

I use that Lucas additive to increase the stickiness on ISO 46 oil. I use that stuff for lathe and mill ways, and headstocks. Down here, it works pretty well.

[@mrpete222]

I will try it on the Way s

[@stxrynn]

Just to be clear, I use the mix of ISO 46 AND Lucas. Not the Lucas alone. I mixed it 4:1 and it seems to work pretty well.

[@elund408]

Mystery oil is beloved by old car guys to dump through spark plug holes to loosen up old frozen engines. it is fantastic stuff

[@KTaFS]

It also is good to use as air tool oil

[@larsv1377]

I work as a diesel engine mechanic. When Lucas is used in an engine, I have a hard time grabbing a hold of parts like push tubes, injector links and injector hold downs. They are too slippery to grab with your bare fingers, you have to use pliers!! It does seem to reduce wear.🤔

[@MrShobar]

Artisan was a mark used by Gamble's Auto Stores. "My Fair Lady". Won the Tony Award in 1957 for Best Musical.

[@mrpete222]

Thanks

[@timturner7609]

I buy that premix trufuel. A can of that will buck a few downed trees off your fence and then run your weedeater for a goodly spell. It comes out to be the same price as a gallon of gas and a bottle of 2 stroke oil. either way youre just gonna dump out the extra on an ant hill anyways. premix seems less wasteful.

[@lathammarx1458]

The bandsaw looks like a good find, Tubalcain. I know you have lamented over going to auctions, But we love to see the plunder and the hidden jems plus the only thing it hurts is your pocketbook. 😊

[@mrpete222]

👍👍

[@metalshopwithtroy5755]

Love it Lyle great to see keeping active

[@MrAvjones]

I used Marvel Mystery Oil when priming hydraulic lifters, other than nothing else.

[@carabela125]

Yes, that is a vintage Snap-On wire cutter. I found one at a craigslist sale, cleaned it up and resold it on ebay.

[@phlodel]

I like Milwaukee tools but hate those Milwaukee drills with the trigger that is as long as the grip. If the bit catches, you tend to try to hold on tight. That keeps the trigger on. I have tried to throw one onto railroad tracks with a train coming. You paid too much for it.

[@BeachsideHank]

Exactly the problem, like if you're up on a ladder and things get dicey, you have to virtually toss it aside whereas a single- finger trigger is much safer in an emergency.

[@larryvergon6740]

According to the Craftsman OEM List I downloaded from VintageMachinery.com, Model No. 315.XXXXXX denotes an OEM of either Ryobi or Ryan. Diehl is also listed for portable power tools (which this isn't), prior to Ryobi. My guess, due to the recent vintage, would be Ryan, however it is rumored that most bandsaws are made in the same factory in Taiwan. a quick Google search didn't turn up anything about Ryan as a tool manufacturer.

[@sharkrivermachine]

The Marvel Mystery oil is a great product for winterizing engines and to loosen up the rings in engines that have been sitting around for a long time. It is one of the few additives that I recommended when I was it the business. It also works good as air tool oil.

[@enriquemendoza8209]

I'm not 75, but I'm 57. I've been using marvel mystery oil in my vehicles since I was 18. Kept the carburetors lubed and crankcase cleaner. Still use it for my diesel trucks.

[@MrSupro]

Correct about wishful thinking in a bottle for the most part. Canned pre mix gas is good for here in California where we have ethanol in the gas. Somebody else already mentioned that. Marvel Mystery oil is just single weight oil with the friction modifiers from ATF in it and a additive that makes it stick. Good for temporarily hiding problems but does not fix anything. Everything they claim it can do, really just means you need to rebuild the engine.

[@mrpete222]

Yes lol

[@tttco]

Hey that band saw has the blade length printed on the tag!!!! Very cool. Don't know why more manufacturers don't do that!

[@mrpete222]

Yes, first one I’ve ever seen

[@mattthescrapwhisperer]

I get all my degreasers, WD-40, steel wool, garden sprays, etc at our local estate sales for pennies on the dollar. Like you say, you got the entire lot for $9 and you will pay that much for 2 or 3 cans retail. Keep auctioning Mr. Pete! Oh, I heard the lawn mower running in the background.

[@mrpete222]

Yes lol

[@isaacclark6749]

That Bosch saw and the Milwaukee drill are the best in their class in my opinion. Good scores!

[@mrpete222]

Yes thanks

[@MrMichaeljab]

You know we all love you Mr. Peterson, but if you think that you are fooling anyone with your statement at 6:18 "I'm going to get rid of that", then you are in denial. That Craftsman saw isn't going anywhere! Please keep making these fantastic videos and please keep going to the auctions. We love watching them.

[@mrpete222]

Thank you very much

[@elsdp-4560]

THANK YOU...for sharing. Nice haul.

[@RickRose]

Mr. Pete, my locality has occasional chemical collection events where I can take old fluids. Please check to see whether you've got something like that in your area before tossing those chemicals in the landfill. On the keeper stuff--Yes, you definitely got your nine bucks' worth.

[@EVILDR235]

Artisan was a name brand of tools sold by the Gambles Department store. Most if not all were just re branded tools made by other companies. S&K made ratchets for them. I have owned several of those over the years.

[@mrpete222]

Thanks

[@geraldchristensen2826]

I think Danielson ended up under the Snap-on umbrella. I have two of the Milwaukee 3/8 drills, early 80's vintage, I believe. As of five years ago parts were readily available. I used Lucas oil stabilizer in my class 8 truck, and Howe's in my fuel (I guess I'm easily influenced). I've used Marvel Mystery Oil in air tools and as a light lubricating oil (my replacement for 3in1 since WD-40 took over that brand). I'm going to guess the gentleman had a drag racer, Durham's Rock Hard water putty was used to fill the water jacket on highly stressed drag racing engine blocks. Did the saw gavel under $200???!!!

[@mrpete222]

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[@user240485]

Do you mine telling us about those online auctions. I'm interested but the only one I know is ebay. I'm clueless as to the world of machinery specific online auctions sites.

[@jacobbisseljr.5424]

Sir. I enjoy your videos because I like the contents and I had been watching one with a belt turning the chuck pulley and I smiled. Well back in the mid 70s I served my apprenticeship in a machine shop in NO.LA. In what used to be the courtyard of a home of a brewmaster for a beer brewery which I never did learn the name of it. Right next door to the machine shop was a moving And storage warehouse that is now the NO. D-DAY MUSEUM on Magazine St. The point is all of the machines were run off of two main drive shafts which in turn ran every machine in the shop and every time I wanted to run a lathe,mill,power saw,drill press or if I wanted to cut keys in a sprocket I had to engage a clutch by reaching up above grab a piece 1x4” running parallel to the lathe and move it to the left to engage and right to disengage the machine. On two problems first changing the speed by tripping the belt on the pulley with a piece of wood about 10 foot long with your feet and your knees with a little swing of your arms. But the biggest being an apprentice I had to crawl up in the rafters to oil the bearings on the motor and pulley and the fact that it was a blacksmith shop for about 100 years prior. Belts flapping all day long and with three years doing this I wouldn’t change a thing and I would do it again. Thank You Jake.

[@mrpete222]

That’s a great story. I’m fond memories I’m sure. My dad used to take me into shops like that

[@isokwefeex8664]

Well, seems like everyone had something to say about your most recent haul... and I guess I do too. I noticed a can of turtle wax and some simonize. I have a problem with rust on some of my less used tools like an old drill press and band saws. a couple of years ago, I did a little experiment on a cast Iron lathe bed. I started by warming with a propane torch just enough to evaporate the moisture in the metal then put on several types of oil and both of those two "waxes". They both did better than all of the oils. Any thoughts? Well at any rate, Thanks for all of your great info and for sharing your life story one bit of auction treasure at a time.

[@mrpete222]

Thanks for that. I often used Johnson wax on my bandsaw tables

[@davidpeterson5186]

. Mr. Pete, I have that jigsaw, purchased new, and it is a real good unit!

[@tnekkc]

Do an experiment with Magic Mystery Oil as a cutting lube for drilling. Get a dull drill that won't cut steel and then use the oil.

[@stephenwagar2663]

Mr. Pete , This Is Your Channel ! I Think You Should What Ever You Want !! Like I'm Gonna Tell You , Don't Go To Any More Auctions And Check With Me Before You Buy Any More Tools . Give Me A Break Or Better Yet Just Shoot Me !!!

[@adeeponionbrah]

Great score! I am always out of solvents. The auction 20% upcharge is sad.

[@garyc5483]

And they probably charge the seller a 20% fee as well. So making double $

[@bobm3781]

Does your neighbor wait for you to make a video to mow his lawn?

[@kevinburks110]

I would love to be your neighbor! We would get along just great! Love the auction videos!

[@theworkshopmechanicchannel3296]

I love how you managed to find a loophole in regards to you going to auctions 🤭😂

[@mrpete222]

lol

[@ianbutler1983]

Mr. Pete, I really enjoy your auction videos, I just wanted to get my vote in.......

[@mrpete222]

Thanks

[@thepotterer3726]

I'm fairly sure the Marvel Mystery Oil was known as REDEX in the UK.

knucklel head now ive only got 3 bandsaws walker turner for wood flat steel cutter from seabrouck station ya glows in the dark & a steelmeat cutting saw that I want to change to a steal saw

[@andrewabbot1380]

Hahaha. Professor Pete. You did it again. Funnier than Seinfeld.

[@ruthpenner6995]

13:44 The golden coloured oil cans are "Goldenrod" brand. Good ones, USA made old stuff. Rebuild kits still available. www.dutton-lainson.com/categories.php?cat=31

[@mrpete222]

Thank you, I could not find a name on them

[@stevennailedit]

Good find's, its always nice going to auctions!

[@mrpete222]

Yes

[@tompuckett9937]

As always I can watch videos all day long watching anyone showing off their latest accumulation of any kind of tools and crap!!! As a retired toolmaker/machinist, tool freak, and collector of ANYTHING that would have been used in and industrial environment, your videos are better than ANY leftist Hollywood movie!!! As always, please keep showing videos like this mr. Pete!!!!!

[@mrpete222]

Thanks

[@mrc1539]

Glad to so your neighbors mower is still running well . Ha ha , maybe your should donate your gas purchases to him , with a little additive, wink wink nod nod ! LOL 😂 !

[@mrpete222]

lol

[@ianbutler1983]

Btw Mr. Pete, When I was a young child, my dad bought me a tool kit that had that exact die-cast adjustable wrench. It was more or less a toy.

[@mrpete222]

Yes lol

[@gubr]

That vise might come in handy to make pressed flowers.

[@meinkamph5327]

Those tools are someones old collection. I love trying to see through the eyes of the person who collected them. I can see what he saw...

[@garyc5483]

Thanks for sharing your " I never went to an auction items" LOL :-) I am sure Jordan will take all the unwanted items and sell them on. regards from the UK

[@4speed3pedals]

Yes, the Vacu-grip handle is Snap On. I used to be a dealer back in the 90's. It was not a good job for numerous reasons. Artisan, now that is difficult. I am not finding much info. Their ratchet and socket sets were S-K : alloy-artifacts.org/other-makers.html#artisan. I have seen reference to Gambles and Artisan axes but nothing comes up about the brand "Artisan" other than tool pictures and adjustable wrenched listed on Flea-bay. Give the Marvel Mystery Oil a fair trial. Try it on rusted items instead of WD-40. I keep a can around for general purpose oiling.

[@mrpete222]

Thanks

[@Daledavispratt]

When you say you aren't going to any more auctions, I'm assuming you mean for the rest of that day..and I believe the rest of us assume that as well! That is a very nice saw and I believe that tire will mount back on the wheel with no problems. Nice haul. That WD-40 does make an excellent lubricant for machining aluminum and brass..does well with tapping those metals as well. My dad used to rub it into his sore elbow and claimed it helped..although it may have simply been the rubbing that did the trick.. :-) Marvels oil makes an excellent honing oil for oil stones..I've used it for years and I never have to clean my arkansas stones with kerosene like I used to when I used "honing" oil...I've never tried it for anything else. Thanks, Mr. Pete! :-)

[@mrpete222]

👍

[@zachaliles]

The Lucas oil and the marvel mystery oil are not wish in a can at all. Marvel is great as an assembly lube for building engines, good for unsticking valves and lifters. The Lucas oil is also great, it helps condition the oil in your engine better and keeps it vicious longer.

[@mrpete222]

I will put some in my tractor

[@jimm2442]

Nice video, Thank you for showing your auction winnings.

[@griplove]

I do enjoy the convenience of cordless, but none of my corded tools have ever run out of juice in the middle of a job. Maybe I’m just old fashioned

[@mrpete222]

Yes, I agree

[@BedeMeredith]

that neighbor, he sure loves to mow!

[@SteveSummers]

Some good items 👍. Thanks for sharing

[@derfvader6951]

where in the world do you find the info on these auction you find the most interesting ones

[@mrpete222]

Newspaper

[@champtree]

Did I hear a lawnmower in the background??? Artisan brand I believe was a Gambles Brand.

[@ronwrob2819]

gambles usa meclouds can

[@Dominic.Minischetti]

Nice haul Mr. Pete!

[@mrpete222]

Thanks

[@terrytitus9258]

Artisan tools were sold by Gamble's hardware.

[@wadejensen4146]

Looks like my chemical cabinet, also from auction. The way to go!

[@michaelkenefick]

Very clean looking.

[@outsidescrewball]

enjoyed...like the bandsaw, hope it isn’t a lemon....

[@mrpete222]

Me too

[@ProfaneGod]

mustie1 might take those premixes of u cos he uses them to test engines to see if they will run

[@ProfaneGod]

@@jusb1066 well im british so didnt know about postage terms in the usa i know that in the uk if u have fuel u find a way to use it or have it properly disposed of and 2 stroke gas is still good for testing engines cos it doesnt hurt a 4 stroke to run for 5 seconds on it as long as its only a small amount im sure he could find someone local who will take it

[@michaelb.5345]

We all know you have a problem. So be it, it’s yours. Just listening is the great part, what a hoot..

[@michaelcerkez3895]

Regarding cheap tools, if person ever tried the cheap option of buying tools and busted the back side their hands open they would understand why you and I pitch them. Just not worth it.

[@LostMountainRestoration]

My hero! More stuff!!

[@edward-x3s6f]

Good ole Mr.Pete👍

[@markkoons7488]

Mr. Pete, a good idea for all of us who are drowning in inferior tools that we'll never use is to price them really cheap and give them to the local community non-profit thrift store. I hate to see a crappy hammer priced a $3 but at $1 or even $.50 some poor person can drive a nail or pull one and the sale is pure profit to the charity. Another good deed to the poor folks is to put a bunch of cheap tools in a cheap box priced at $3 - $5. Life's really hard for some among us.

[@mrpete222]

That is good advice. I have already given many boxes and buckets of tools to our local Habitat for Humanity store.

[@metalshopwithtroy5755]

Great find

[@WS-ij1fu]

Careful when shifting heavy loads like that or you'll regret it when your older

[@mrpete222]

You mean like tomorrow

[@Crewsy]

mrpete222 No. Yesterday. 😉 😂🤣😂🤣

[@johncooper4637]

If you don't have one, a engine hoist would have been a lot better since there was a lifting eye already in place. Welded up an extension for mine so I could lift my IR 5HP, 80 gal. compressor off the U-Haul trailer. At our age broken bones take a long time to heal. I also used it to get my Bridgeport off the pallet after I moved it into the garage.

[@billsmith5166]

You should hand out those adjustable wrenches to kids at Halloween.

[@mrpete222]

lol

[@RRaucina]

I have a bunch of bandsaws from 36" to 8" and I gave up on tires years back. All my machines have Scotch 88 or 33 electrical tape for tires and no more problems! One has duct tape and that works too but it tends to fray and get loose. These are commercial machines, not a garage shop. I have a 36" with a 1" blade and that runs on the cast wheels with just the teeth sticking out past the leading edge. All good. Note that sawmill bands usually run on iron wheels so this is no innovation.

[@mrpete222]

Thank you that is very interesting

[@Siskiyous6]

Marvels is a poor substitute for Rat Fish Oil in getting the rings unstuck when it comes time to fire up the crab pot pump