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Drillbit stuck inside the concerte

Absolutely beautiful!!

One thing I noticed when assembling, even though the rear metal support bar is as high up on the back as I can get it to go, with the lid closed I have about 1/4 inch gap between that metal strip and the lid. Lid is attached as per instructions, so not sure why I have this gap? I'm predicting blowing rain may work its away inside

Thanks!

From the colonies. I am assuming that somewhere on the packaging would be the three words that make me cringe; Made in China. A friend of mine is a metallurgist , and he is quick to point out that the Chinese have wide swings in their quality control standards. I have used chisels that had Made in Indonesia stamped on them; from opening the package, to the stones, then on to the recycling barrel in less than one day. My point is that you just don't know what grade of steel that you are getting. When I teach my students in hand woodworking, I recommend that they go to the pawn shop and find some old Stanley chisels, take them home and break out the stones, then practice joinery until your arms ache. At that point , I do recommend that they take out a loan on their first born and purchase one or two high end chisels for dovetailing and paring. Narex appears to be the hot ticket currently. Phil, this is a good straight forward review that you did, well done. I apologize that my comment is long winded, but I wanted students/newbies to be aware of possible variations in quality.

Good and informative video.

You made hydrochloric acid and it reacts differently with different metals man... plus 3 hours in acid is highly excessive. 5 minutes does just about the same thing for color and cleaning. Leaving them in there that long just does progressively more damage to the coins... this method is primarily used on pennies/copper. You should also dilute it with distilled water... especially for 3 hours...

Great video and not a bad tool thanks again for your honesty Thanks again for sharing your time Thanks Phill 🍺🍺👍👍

Thankyou so much for your video! We are wanting to give our daughter a Weeping Willow Tree for her 32nd birthday. It will be so precious for her to have a tree, in her yard, that started from the tree her dad planted for me, 23 years ago. <3

4.45 mins in how good are those little plug in heaters ? Worth buying

Interesting.

Phill, if I send my chisels to you could you ..... 🤣🤣🤣 Informative video as usual thank you.

What about the screws at the bottom on the side with the fence? You just skipped these as you didn’t have access?

Hi Phill, more bargains on chisels, 3 for £5 not bad at all, you have put a nice sharp edge on them, and made them like a quality chisels, Great video catch you soon Take care

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I got them i like them

I'm amazed how reasonable these seem to be Phill, thanks for taking the time to review these for us, I guess a chisel is a pretty simple tool , and as you said edge retention is key, so it would be great if you could give us an update in a few months. A lot of people obsess about the exact formulation of the blade and it's hardness, but you have shown acceptable results are achievable at a cost anyone could afford as long as you know how to sharpen them properly. Btw, if you do have issues with the edge fracturing, it may well be worth establishing a secondary bevel at a steeper angle which should help make the edge more resilient.

having the strike plate They would be ideal for a beater chisel ,doing rough work on site,

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I've started useing ducks back cupronol it's got resins and added wax realy good need red hot sun to bake it

I don't like to throw anything away either but they don't call me frugal they call me a pack rat😂

Thanks for the video. Good detail

Love your mirror idea🎉

Great video Phill. I never thought of making one myself. Another one on the list to do. Cheers.

Where’s your saw from?

Enjoyed these videos

You need to find a pouch to store the chisels

Great deals keep looking for those bargains Keep building Cheers

Good video and thanks for sharing I enjoy the older tools I have quiet few of my dads Cheers

Great video thanks for sharing I will definitely make this Cheers

Could i make a fence post using the pallet wood? If so how would i go about that?

Brilliant idea. I have a habit of putting my bradawl down and forgetting when I put it. So a few spares would definitely be handy. I have a few old screwdrivers that are beyond repair so I will be using this idea next weekend. Thanks for posting Phil.

Hi Phill, What a great idea, I have 3 or 4 Phillips screwdrivers that the ends have worn , next time i'm in the workshop i'm going to make one they are a very handy tool for marking wood for drilling and to indent the wood for a screw. Brilliant use of a worn out screwdriver, great video Take care

the grooves seem a little too deep , and you still have to "guide" them through with your hands ( either keeping them up or push them down. ) BUT it works , i think i;ll make mine not as deep specially when it comes to the very thin wire's , THANKS ,Thanks, this is food for thought.!

Phil, A nice reuse of a rubbish screwdriver. Thanks for posting.

Great tip Phill ( pun intended ), I've done this a couple of times myself and they are a useful tool to have to hand and it's a good feeling to save a tool that appears to have no use. It's worth pointing out the importance of keeping the blade from over-heating too much by dipping it in water regularly and not being too aggressive with the grind, as this will soften the steel. The blade can also be shaped in a long square or triangular pyramid shape which is also useful as it can act like a reamer in opening up smaller holes.

Thanks Phill, you certainly got a lot for your money there, the best bargains are definitely the Thor mallet and the Stanley 5000 screwdriver, but the side cutters and the Rabone rule are nice finds too. Old chisels especially firmer style are cheap as chips ( cheaper per Kg I reckon ) if you carry on purchasing I would recommend you set yourself some parameters, maybe only anything from Sheffield, or only Bevel edged, Wooden Handled, Brass Feruled etc. Otherwise you'll end up coming home with 20-30 every week ! It's hard to select by brand until you build knowledge as many stamps are hard to read and any labels are long gone. Have fun restoring them, it will be interesting to see if you chose to sell any on and what you can get for them, as you showed recently you can buy new chisels for just a few pounds so you pay your money and take your choice, but like you I rather like old chisels and the steel can be excellent !

Nice haul there Phil,that last one the blade looked thicker than the rest indicating a good quality,but I'm no expert

Good hunting Phill, Have fun bringing them back to life.

I love these videos, i like to see what kind of old stuff you find. Almost everything i use for my woodworking hobby is second-hand tools I've bought and restored.

Nice stuff mate

Nice collection there Phil, will you be doing a follow up on how you restored them ? Asking because I often see old tools like these at car boot sales but don’t buy because I wouldn’t know where to start getting them back to working condition

Hi Phill, More bargains at your local car boot sale, you never know what you could fined in these places, I do enjoy the car boot. looks like a decent bench wood vice there for £10 that is a good buy, I bought a wood vice about 20 years ago for £8 at Oswestry car boot sale , that was a good car boot sale it closed for good soon after. I go to Chirk Car boot sale which is 5 miles from Oswestry and 10 miles from Wrexham, it is a big car boot if the weather is nice. Always need Chisels and screwdrivers, some time you get better quality second hand ones than brand new one. You got some good hand tools there, as always a great video , catch you soon, Take care

Like that square shaft driver nice tool haul

Hi, Great Video and i will be copying this house, one question though, do you need breather holes in the back for ventilation?

Thank you!🙏