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Love the carvings! Bass wood is also great for guitars!😉

Nice old tools! That's some history right there.

I enjoyed watching all the tools your made. I worked as a wood patternmaker and we made all kinds of tools for special jobs. I have 3 or more sets of trams(the first thing you showed. Two are about 2 foot beams and the longer one I have beams up to 5 1/2 foot long so will do a 10 foot diameter. Some of the patterns we made needed that size. I like how you made your dividers non slip using a rubber washer. I made a set and put sandpaper in the space and I will change it to a rubber washer now. Again I enjoyed what you have done. Gary

So nice 👍 it’s more than some tools, it’s history of your family, Dave. Thanks for sharing with us. God bless 🙏🏻 Greetings from Philippines

Nothing more fun than going through a mess of old tools!

For some reason RUclips went and unsiscribed me from your channel, so I suscribed again. I am a woodworker by trade, and over the years made a good number of tools. It is fun, isnt it?

When I was about 15 I whittled a folding pocket knife all wood and i still have it. I’m 62 now.

Excellent job; and without any bothersome music, just info. Congratulations!

Great job

Cool stuff, Dave!🧭📐📏 🎃👍 Boom! Bob's your uncle.🤜🤛

Very nice

Just realized I missed this video. Now I'm going back through your series to see if anymore slipped past me! Good job!

Cool! I never saw your saws before!😁

Looks a lot like a guitar strap but probably wouldn't need a k- bar on it. We'll come to think of it Dimebag could have used it, he was shot on stage and killed and just saw this morning that Ozzy's former guitarist Jake E.Lee was just shot a number of times while walking his dog. Thankfully looks like he'll survive.

🍑 keen! 😎👌

🪚🎃👍🤜🤛

Good to see you and thank you for your time. God bless

I hope everyone gets back in their feet! I know Helene is still wreaking havoc !

Hello Blademan175 Would you be interested in a Free Crosman 1400 scope mounting set and do a U-tube review . Sincerely: Gary Humphrey Colville WA.

We’re glad you’re doing well! Looking forward to your next videos

Thank you for sharing your videos

Glad you made it through ok look forward to the video's

Stay safe friend we got hit pretty hard up here in SC and NC got hit even worse we didn't have power for 9 day thankfully it's back on

I sincerely hope that everything will be fine for you. I watch all your videos and look forward to new ones. May God protect you 🙏🏻

Stay safe! I'm with you in spirit!!!

Consider adding a single long curved pole (or two in an X fashion) that pushes the back out like a half dome, then tie it (poncho) off with one central loop on back. You could sew Velcro or loop points inside for the flexible pole to go through. Each end of the pole would have to sit in a grommet to keep it flexed/arched. This will give you a half dome shelter and more space.

Thats a nice beard, and the ax is cool too!😎👍

Nice work, Dave!🪓

It is a W-36 not W-38....

Looks like a fun project. I did one similar 20 years ago. Don't know where it went. Thanks for sharing.

That looks absolutely amazing

Cool!

Love the buck

Hey, Dave! We will be here when you get done with that. I am sending you a little something, so keep your eye out for that.🗡

Life happens.

Hurry back we miss you!

Was wondering if you were ok glad to see you you definitely have some very important things going we'll be here when you get back 👍

Just got my first Benjamin air pistol model 137. I have been bitten by the collector bug. Looking for my next one. 🍻 cheers

I have a lockback made in Japan. Also 80's. I bought it as a camping knife. It doesnt fit my hand though, so it hasnt seen much use, but I held onto it because it is such a pretty and well made knife.

I have a lockback made in Japan. Also 80's. I bought it as a camping knife. It doesnt fit my hand though, so it hasnt seen much use, but I held onto it because it is such a pretty and well made knife.

mine is 1989 buck 110

I wrapped mine with electrical tape and it helped the shock.

Definitely a Gem of a knife

I still have the one I put together, a lot of fun .

Cool hatchet! I was a member but didn't realize they had their own brand. Thanks!

Great video!

I carried a small buck folding knife daily for several decades, they’re okay for impromptu use, but not what I’d call a true working knife. For that give me a good fixed blade anytime. In fact I carry a fixed blade as a pocket carry now, it’s easier to clean and maintain and it’s capable of heavier work if the situation arises. If I expect a days work I’ll carry a knife designed for the task expected. That’s why I find this series so interesting.

Good find and restoration

olight flashlights has a super small light and a pen u would like