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Nail pulling

Railroad tie puller for sure

I assume it’s to pull railroad spikes

Nail ripper

So that's a driver yeetomatic 2000. Vastly over-shadowed by the more modern 9001 variety but I love the classics despite their limitations. The sole purpose being to lock any screw/nail/bolt/rivet and remove, with one solid whack. I own 4 of them, I would know.

intruder deleter

pulling railroad spikes

Claw bar for railroad spikes

That's a henway

Its for getting a big mfer out of a bigger mfer.

So i can scratch the back side of my nuts

Tooth puller. lol

Correct!

Is the torque bar?

Dang. too slow even with 3 ahead. hehe. Neat tool.

RR spike pulled

Railroad claw bar to pull spikes by hand. The curve towards the top is an indicator. By keeping your hands below that curve will ensure you don’t smash your hands on the rail behind you in the event it slips off the spike head when pushing down

Railroad spike puller?

Saw one of these go for $800 at an Estate Sale this past spring. Took a tractor to load it into the buyers truck bed. Crazy big and sucks massive electrical juice from the wall.

I was just guessing whether you were planning to weld the base right when you mentioned that was an option.

They used to give thought and built quality stuff back then, nowdays it's all about profit

how can you be sure the high pressure seal is in all the way?

amazing, wish I could have been there to help.....cheers from Florida.....Paul

Hey !Adam je vous suis depuis des années de la France et vous êtes vraiment un type génial. Restaurer toutes ces machines pour quelles ne tombent pas dans l'oublie, quel défi. Et j'adore vos achats d'outils, alors que vous en avez déjà des milliers. Savez-vous seulement combien vous en avez ?❤❤

Nice wrench! I could actually use something like that!

Cool wrench

That machine sat on a concrete base is my thoughts

Did you know that Sweden made the adjusted wrench?

That miller looks forty years old that’s how you know it will be working after you retire lol.

Im gonna try with some taperd bolt extractors. They were designes to do the same thing. Wish me luck.

Great video! Thank you for sharing, worked perfectly.

Great video! Thank you for sharing, worked perfectly.

So, we don't get to see re-assembly or the finished drill press? Bummer, lol.

I guess that's fine for those rusty shafts, but if you're ever restoring a DeWalt radial arm saw, like an MBF model, you don't really want to do anything to the raising/lowering shaft on those except maybe wiping them down with WD-40 or something. They originally came with a cadmium coating on them as a sort of lubrication and that stuff is toxic, so that's the one part of the machine you really don't want to grind or wheel or sand on so you aren't breathing that stuff in. Fortunately, with that coating they tend to not rust either though, they just get dirty.

I'll eventually get me one of these. Right now I have a modern variable speed benchtop drill press. I'll replace it with one of these, but in a floor model. I'm currently in the middle of doing all this to an old Rockwell model 9 contractor saw. I have everything apart on it and the bearings off and have started wire wheeling all the rusted bits now (shafts, trunions, arbor, etc.) It was definitely due for restoration as I could barely turn the knobs to raise and lower or tilt the blade, but it was gummed up with decades of caked on/in sawdust.

Thirty to forty bucks? Where? All the ones of that vintage I find are around $250-$400 and that's including that model, the similar Atlas and Milwaukee models and the Walker Turner. Doesn't matter if they're floor or benchtop. The only time I see them cheaper is when they're 3 phase and I guess that's because most folks don't have 3 phase in the garage or workshop.

Been doing some research (I just got a clausing model 100 mk3 myself) and those wood tools are most likely original! I believe you have what they called the "Dual" model. the main belt drive off the motor has two pulleys instead of one, for gearing the machine to wood turning speeds.

Awesome video you got my subscription

That's for clamping onto my knee when it hurts while doing a brake job I can pump grease so that the knee bends easier!

LMAO my pop called this thing a peeper. Closely resembles a juvenile chicken.

Came here for the comments, they haven't disappointed so far. 😂 Everyone wants a cool tool, just not a cool "little" tool, so they can give a proper demonstration. 😂

Super cool!

Ratchet nut rounder cool

So you are a little ratchet. Lol

A demonstration would be nice :) Don't make it a dick joke >:(

Or 2 years 😂

Wow, you'd think Patty mahomes would have someone to do the wrenching for him. So down to earth.

Always stay strapped with the baby crescent, youll never know when you need to really wow someone with the size of my thing

That is a very adequate size tool.

That’s what she said 😂