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ToolScouter
Добавлен 4 ноя 2021
This channel is about bring new life to old tools and using them on your property or homestead. Join me as I take tools that in some cases are destined for the trash and turn them into a treasure.
Modified Sheath for Scout Carry #kydex
Scout Carry is my favorite way to carry my fixed blade. Let me show you how simple it is.
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Hand Axe & Hatchet Organizer
Просмотров 7257 часов назад
I know I have that tool but where did I put it? Now that it has a place I'll know right where to look and it looks nice too. Come check it out! Axe or Hatchet? ruclips.net/video/BiQWpeMxu5Y/видео.html True Temper Half Hatchet ruclips.net/video/WIeB-7xSEL8/видео.html Unique Hatchet Restoration ruclips.net/video/IgmUUrXzJU0/видео.html Dunlap 14oz Hatchet ruclips.net/video/VUhBiK94c3g/видео.html C...
ToolScouter Shop Tour
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I have been reluctant to do this video because the shop is always in flux and is never as put together as I'd like, but here goes anyway! Come along!
What’s this Gizmo For?
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Let me know in the comments if you know that this is. I enjoy hearing your guesses, many of you have a wonderful imagination. Come by anytime.
Prepping the Sleds for Fun on the Slopes
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I enjoy cleaning up and restoring old tools. In this case, I am Preparing some thing that’s fun to do with the family. When it comes to snow sleds, I prefer the older technology. I don’t like plastic and rubber. Metal and wood, that’s the way to go. Join me on this restoration and let’s have some fun together.
The Classy Brassy Challenge, from Uwannawatch
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Here is the Uwannawatch link: youtube.com/@Uwannawatch?si=gZKhfKCzt8Q0NpLT
Starting Them off Right
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The little guys what to be like the big boys. So, let's let them participate and join in the fun, and someday they'll work right along side us. That will be a very proud day!
What Was the Most Dangerous Toy of Your Childhood?
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What Was the Most Dangerous Toy of Your Childhood?
Celebrating the ToolScouter Projects of 2024, Photo Gallery #vintage #tools #handtools
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I see most of these tools as small pieces of art. So fun and satisfying to put together. Let's have fun looking over the tool projects of the last year.
A Gift from a Friend #Norlund #Canadiene #camp #axes
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A Gift from a Friend #Norlund #Canadiene #camp #axes
Flea Market Haul
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Checkout these tools and help me identify some of them.
Simplex Utility #400 Vise
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Sometimes you need a second right hand. My bench vise is that second right hand that is needed from time to time. I found a better one than the one I have now but it needs a lot of work. Come see how this turns out! VINTAGE DESMOND STEPHAN CO SIMPLEX UTILITY #400 SWIVEL BENCH VISE The Simplex Utility #400 vise was likely made before 1964. The Simplex Tool Co. of Woonsocket, Rhode Island was act...
Is This a Gimmick or Something Useful? You Decide!
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Is This a Gimmick or Something Useful? You Decide!
Stanley Corner Vise #700, Quick Overview
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Christian Bodmer, one of Stanley's mechanical engineers with many tool patents, filed a patent with the United States Patent Office on December 17, 1927, for the woodworker's vise that would become known as the no# 700 series.
Vintage Norlund Voyager with Desert Ironwood Handle
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Vintage Norlund Voyager with Desert Ironwood Handle
A Wetterlings, Made in Sweden (SAW) Sven Axel Wetterlings
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A Wetterlings, Made in Sweden (SAW) Sven Axel Wetterlings
ToolScouter Wall and Theme Song, Just for the Fun of It!
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ToolScouter Wall and Theme Song, Just for the Fun of It!
Merit Breast Drill Rebuild & an Announcement
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Merit Breast Drill Rebuild & an Announcement
Good job!
Thank you for your visit. have a great week.
Where did you get the screws ( Hardware ) for this project ?
They are called Chicago screws and you can find them on Amazon. They’re under knife making supplies. Have a good week.
@toolscouter thanks
Very cool! Excellent modification! 😀👍
Thank you for your kind words! have yourself a great week.
Great job, fun to watch.
I’m glad you liked it. Thanks so much for watching. Have a great day.
I always ask myself why more belt pouches are not sideways instead of vertical
Good question. As I mentioned, it’s what I prefer, when it is low and below the belt it doesn’t feel obtrusive and it wears very comfortably. Thanks for your visit and have a great week.
Very professional looking! Nice execution
Glad you liked it! I appreciate you stopping by. Have a great week.
That is a great idea and it came out really nice.
Thank you, I appreciate the comment. have a great week.
Nice!
I’m glad you liked it. I’m really happy with how it turned out. Thanks for stopping by.
great work
Thank you. It’s always nice to have you stop by for a visit and I hope you have a great week.
The finished product looks great and a good way to carry. (I'd prolly stab myself in the spine trying to put it back though.) I can even see carrying like that on the left hip and, with a slight adjustment for the southpaws, on the right hip. My fixed blade is in my saddlebag for the most part, only on rare occasions do I wear it. My EDC is a folder in my pocket.
Thanks so much for your positive words and for making me laugh. I have recently been playing around with the idea of looking for a good fixed blade to carry instead of a folder. I have a lot of folders and some of them are very good quality. I just like the idea of a fixed blade. Thanks so much for your visit and have a great week?
Awesome great idea!👍🏽😊❤️🇺🇸
Thank you. I appreciate your visit and hope you have a great week.
Me likey! I suggest blue loctite on those screws. We'll done!
That’s a really good idea. Thanks so much for your visit and I hope you have a great week.
Wow. Great video. I have to ask. What did you cook in the oven?
That was Kydex. It’s a stiff, very durable plastic. If you warm it for a little bit in the oven, it becomes pliable. If you noticed in the video, I scribed and snapped it when it was cold, but was able to form and shape it when it was hot. Hope that’s helpful, and thanks for stopping by. Hope you have a great week.
@@toolscouter Yes. Thank you very helpful. I can see a couple of applications I could use it.
Ta da! Sweet 👍🏻 👍🏻
I love the way you express yourself😄. Thanks for your visit and I hope you have a great week!
Hey !Bonjour très bon travail, pour accrocher le couteau. Cela m'étonne que personne n'a penser comment accrocher cet étui et qu'il vende ça comme cela. Oubli réparer de belle façon. ❤
Welcome again my friend. I’m glad you enjoyed the video. I presume that nobody sells these things because there’s not a standard for the holes for the sheaths. At least I don’t think there are. Thanks again for your visit and I hope you have a great week.
Very nice. Looks like it came out just right.
Glad you liked it. I'm really happy with how it turned out. Thanks so much for your visit and hope you have a great week.
At 5:15 you skipped a step that I would have done. With the sharp blue tool I would have punctured my palm at least once. Just sayin.
😂😂😂 thank you so much for making me laugh. Come by again soon and have a great week.
Everything this bloke says in this video is right. I just bought and used a couple of hookaroons (or sappies) this year. I wish I had 30 years ago. And thank you to the man for making this vid.
Thank you very much for your kind words. I’m glad you enjoyed the video and I hope you enjoy the others as well. Come back again anytime and have a great week!
I have one, unused, including the sheath.
Congratulations. You have a very nice tool there. Thanks for sharing and have a great week.
That organizer is a great idea, I have a feeling you'll be making more.😂 I can't wait to see the bee hives when they're done. I always love a good mouthful of honey😊. Have a great week and see you next time.
Yes you’re right. I will probably have to make another one sometime soon. I am looking forward to the beehive hobby as well. We are told we won’t have very much honey the first year but if the colony stays alive, the second year should be good. Thanks for your visit and I hope you have a great week.
I think you’re going to wish you had rounded those corners slightly. 👍
Maybe. So far it hasn’t been a problem, but I suppose I always could in the future. Thanks for your visit and I hope you have a great week.
A good practical improvement project! 😊😊😊
Thank you. I appreciate your visit and hope you have a great weekend.
I'm watching this because I need a better place to store my hatchets & axes 😅
I hope this was helpful. Good luck in finding a place to store your fine tools. Thanks for your visit and have a great weekend!
I found a plumb national hatchet on a 24" handle today. My first national.
That’s awesome, congratulations! They are a fun little tool. Have fun with it and have a great weekend.
I have a Fordson adjustable wrench that had been my Grandfathers. No idea where he got it, but I never knew of him to have a tractor. He was in WWI where he worked on an ammo train. It is possible they used tractors to distribute ammunition. Later he became a mechanic. The handle is twisted, so someone must have used a long pipe as a cheater bar. I didn't see any of the other tools from the set in his tools.
Is a wonderful history. Thank you so much for sharing it with us. Come by again soon and have a great weekend.
Nice video. Great project. But like the scene in Jaws. You are going need a bigger rack...... Yep. You are going to need a bigger rack...🤣🤣🤣
Yes, this is true. Thanks for making me smile and have a great weekend!
Thanks for the visit.
It's always great to have you stop by for a visit and I hope you have a great weekend!
Just wondering do you have a target setup in your yard for hatchet throwing ?
Yes I do. It’s very basic. A 2x4 tripod with a 36” round from a tree I cut down. Throwing axes: ruclips.net/video/l6e-TjOY5UE/видео.htmlsi=2TgLU5Jf50WdMAgN Unique Hatchet Restoration ruclips.net/video/IgmUUrXzJU0/видео.html Thanks for stopping by and visiting me here in the shop and I hope you have a great weekend.
I have a feeling you’ll need to make another rack😂😂 good video and looking forward to those other projects.
I’m afraid you might be right! That’s OK though, making room for more tools is great. My wife calls it a pathological conditions, but it seems so normal to me😂. I’ll even bet you can relate. Thanks so much for your visit and come back again soon. Have a great weekend.
Great little project. I have a similar problem with hammers…
😄😄 it sounds like we suffer from a very similar condition! Maybe we should start a support group😄? Thanks so much for your visit and I hope you have a great weekend
The rack is definitely too small! Make a matching one for the other side of the door!
Yes, I’m afraid you’re right. I thought maybe I would make another one, and put it under, beside, or above it. I do appreciate you stopping by the shop for a visit and I hope you have a great weekend.
I'd be interested in seeing some of the bee hive build!
This is the first one that I have ever built. I anticipate building at least two or three more next winter after we have some experience with this one. My apologies but since it was the first time, I didn’t want to be fiddling with the camera. I’ll definitely keep it in mind and plan to share a build in about a year. Hope you enjoy some of the other videos and thanks for your visit. Look forward to seeing you again soon and have a great weekend.
Nice project, it turned out great. I use the cleat method too, its so much easier to do. Thanks for sharing. TOO MANY 😂😂
Thank you. I appreciate your support and encouragement. I figured some people would get a kick out of the idea of having too many tools😄! I think most of you know by now that I believe there’s always room for at least one more😆! Thanks for your visit and hope you have a great weekend.
That's a nice shop, you have everything needed to do any project you want to do. It's cool your getting into Bee's an old friend of mine up there is a very large bee keeper in Indiana. I appreciate the shop tour, I do have one question, how do you heet it. Have a great day.
Thank you I’m glad you enjoyed the shop tour. There are so many benefits to bees both for nature and ourselves that I’m excited about the project. I’ll be sharing more in the future. Yes, I heat the shop with electric baseboard heat. This is safer around fumes that could be combustible around an open flame. Thanks for your visit and as always have a great weekend!
Beautiful restoration, your talent on a wood lathe is excellent. I do have to say I enjoy your talking about tools and the process. Thanks for sharing your expertise
Thank you very much. I am glad you enjoy what I share on the channel. Another viewer said they enjoyed not hearing from me and just watching😃. There will probably be some videos that will be just the project, but most the time I will be sharing my thoughts and ideas. Thanks for your support and encouragement and I hope you have a great weekend.
There will always be more. 🤣🤣🤣 Nice project. Thanks for sharing.
That’s exactly what I’m afraid of. Maybe I’ll make another one and just mount it right underneath, or above, or beside, who knows! Thanks for coming by and have a great weekend.
It was helpful to hear again the differences between axes and hatchets. I also appreciate hearing of the use of the cleat. But i was at first envisioning the French cleat and you hanging the organizer as opposed to setting it on the cleat but I see the benefit.
I am pleased that you found it useful. The French cleat system is definitely a good one, I just feel that I would have to revamp the whole shop to make it work and I don’t want to do that. Thanks so much for your visit and I hope you have a great weekend.
You had me going with your comment about having too many hand axes! You have such an impressive collection of hatchets and axes. The beehive looks wonderful. Good for you and your daughter for providing hives for the bees. 😀👍
😄 I’m glad you enjoyed it, it was fun to share. I’m sure I’ll have to build another one soon because I won’t be able to stop picking them up when I find them for a good price. It has been fun to do the beehive project with my daughter. There are so many benefits to it, both for us and nature. I just hope we can keep the colony alive once it gets here. Thanks for your visit and I hope you have a great weekend.
Great video. Love your hatchet collection. Would love to have that many. 👍👍❤...
Thank you. I just pick them up at flea market‘s when I get the chance. Most of them I paid under $10 for. Thanks so much for your visit and I hope you have a great weekend.
Great vid! A little faster pace than what we are used to from you, but still relaxing. Keep up the great work!
Thank you. I am playing around with different ways to do the videos, trying to please a larger audience. Hopefully it doesn’t turn you off and I look forward to future visits. Thanks for sharing and have a great weekend.
@toolscouter not turned off at all! We love all of your videos! Have a great weekend, and we look forward to the next one!
Great project! 😃👍
I’m glad you liked it. It’s always great to have you stop by for a visit and I hope you have a great weekend.
Do you post your contact information? This project is similar to one that I did this fall trying to address a similar issue. I would like to send you photos.
Yes, you can contact me at toolscouter@gmail.com
"What happens if I get another one?" LOL too funny because you know you will but, one step at a time. And the bees, that should be a fun venture. Best of luck with that. Where I used to work there was a company that had a working hive built into the wall of their office. You could open a door and see the inner workings of the hive.
😄 I would say that you know me so well, but I believe you are speaking from experience. Thanks for the well wishes on the beehive. What you describe is really cool. The only place I’ve seen something like that was at a science center that I went to as a kid. They’ve always fascinated me and I’m looking forward to the opportunity. Thanks for your visit and your great weekend.
Nice video. I would stand in front of that organizer for too long. First I would arrange them by type, then handle length, then handle color, but I think I would settle on handle length.
That makes you OCD or is that CDO because you have to have it in alphabetical order😉😄? Now that you mention it, I may organize them a little differently but for right now I’m just happy they’re in one place. Always great to have you stop by for a visit and I hope you have a great weekend.
Hey !Bonjour vraiment une très bonne idée que ce rack pour les hachettes, au moins vous savez où les trouver. Très beau travail. ❤
Thank you. It is nice to have them in one spot. I’m just afraid that if I pick up another one I’ll need to make another rack😄. It’s great to have you stop by for a visit and I hope you have a great weekend
Great idea!👍🏽😊❤️🇺🇸
Glad you like it. Thanks for your visit and I hope you have a great weekend!
Great idea. So, I'm thinking it may be time now to start the somewhat larger project of adding on to the shop size. I'm thinking maybe half again, the size of the current shop. That would probably sustain you for a few more years at least. 😁 God bless you.
😳 You have big plans for me😄! The thing is that we are trying to get out of debt. Hopefully in about seven years. So, I think I’ll try to make the most of what I have. It is always great to have you stop by for a visit and I hope you have a great weekend.
You had me worried at first when you suggested that you had too many axes and hatchets 😅
😄😄 you know better than that. Thanks so much for your visit and I hope you have a great weekend.
Very nice design. I passed on a True Temper like yours at a tool show and I’m sorry I did.
Yes, I’ve done that as well. If you find them for a good price, they’re well worth picking up. Hopefully you’ll find another one sometime, just keep an eye out. Thanks for your visit and have a great weekend.
Very cool design. Around here they use standard boxes. Can't wait to see the finished product.. very cool display for small axe/ hatchets. One problem though.... you didn't leave space to add more 😁😁😁 if you made it twice as wide you would have a reason to add more
Thank you and you are absolutely right. I thought of that way too late. I guess I’ll just have to make another one sometime. Thanks for your visit and have a great weekend.