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That poor axe head is going to resemble a saw blade.

I extend my congratulations to Mr. Father, who has brilliant children

Beautiful job.

Do you ever feel in the pits with weld then sand it

Nice work! Makes me kinda jealous! Having access to a complete shop and the knowledge! I assume some father/mentor was somewhere around as you made it. What a blessing! I guess by now as this is 3yo, your mig welding must be just perfect.

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Was there not a Part 2?

Menghina arată foarte bine la final, îmi place, dar lucrați imprudent, nu respectați anumite reguli de autoprotecție.La momentul 2.13, ați dus mâna peste polizor, iar piatra de polizor putea să vă prindă mâneca hainei.

I have a pair of these bolt cutters , mine are the larger size . But one of the cutting jaws has a big chunk taken out . Any suggestions as to how I should proceed to restore these cutters ?

Nice job boys

Thank you your video help me rebuild my leg vice.

It looks like a meteorite

I love to clean and restore Blacksmith tool. Ive reworked blowers. Build stands for blowers. Make tools. Im working on a forge now. Im using an old welding table for that. I need a top cut to finish it. Its a joy to do it. I dont know if ill ever get to work on my anvil or not.. but building and designing this has been a joy!!!

Looks wonky at the end.

Замечательные тисочки получились 👍

Thats awesome! Only thing is most of us plain joe's don't have a machine shop to make new parts like that.. Do another video with the existing parts restored.

Thank you for posting this very helpful video. I’m refurbishing a Morgan 200A woodworking vise which is not the same as yours but sufficiently similar to provide some very helpful tips on disassembly. I appreciated the close-up shots of the detail work, too.

Great job, love the hardie

Great build / restoration. Was this to replace the Black & Decker?

Great restoration!! and very funny grinder failure ..... I laughed so hard.

Very good job sir

Freaking, AWESOME !

good job

great job gentleman

My question!! Where could I find a steel wheel like this

nice job! I just pick up a set of these No.1 but they are missing a bolt for the jaws.. not sure where I’m going to find one

Job Well Done Fellas!!

The dial rotates so you can zero it on any measurement. The fact that it came not dead on zero means nothing. Rotate the dial bezel until it is at zero.

انتم صغار لاكن لديكم مقدرات عالية وهذا يعود لفريقكم الجميل اولا معلمكم كل التقدير والاحترام له ثم اصراركم ومحبتكم لهذه المهنة ثانيًا واما الاخير كل التقدير لهذه الورشة الجميلة وانا متاكد من تعب الوالد دمتم بخير

shortcut.......uses lathe.

Just a question, regarding the second die holder. When you use that type of holder, shouldn't you reverse the die, since most dies have a side that says start this side?

In loving momery of the bench grinder had me, class for including it. Can you restore it? Also, nice pipe vice.

Please let me know if there is a way to tell the age, as I just got one myself.

You did a great job on this! Thanks for sharing your work. 🙂

Looks wonderful. But where are the hammer holders? Like I said look and will work Great!

Jeez i cant afford a laithe. Not right now

What kind of wheel is this?

Great video fellows I just realized you never finished the other one I'd love to see a video. And I'd love to see a shop tour video of your guys's machine shop

That surface finish looks great. I'm turning some 1.125" 1045 at work and it's horrible. This is my first time messing with this stuff so that's why I'm looking at other's results

Ci metto i miei attributi li tirò su le incudini con una corda legate

I have just received an axe exactly like yours. It was found inside a tree. Guess who ever left it leaning against it and the tree grew around it. Could that axe be used if you wanted too? Good enough shape?

VERY NICE.

Nice job

I have this No.0 and a No.14 I want to restore and I’m confident I can do it after watching your video and others like it. What is the fix if my cutters/blades are pretty chewed up and the rubber stoppers have been cut away? Is there any adjustment? Will I be able to re-bevel the blades or do I need to find new ones?

I'm just guessing here but those two young fellows must be brothers and their dad is giving them a life skill that you're probably never going to forget plus the time spent with each other great job on both the anvils and the swag block😊

Yeah like some of the other guys said was really nice to see some young guys getting out there and creating something that they're probably going to enjoy the rest of their lives and actually getting outside and building something I realized you left the mic off but just seeing how the file reacted to the steel what break you guys managed to get a decent heat treat😊

Where's part 2?

This swage block is way above the quality of the overpriced cast ductile iron ones. Very elaborate approach. Time consuming project but with good machining skills worth it.

Good on you lads , hope you fellas have a lot old teachers because some day you too will teaching some snot-nose

Beautiful restoration of the bench grinder 🎉🎉