I ABSOLUTELY LOVE these flee market videos. Where I come from we don't have this kind of flea Markets. All of our flea markets here only sell clothes and women's jewelry. I live in CYPRUS(Europe). I also LOVE the clear explaining of the items you show in the Market. Keep it up. I've been a long time fan of your channel, and it keeps getting better and better. Keep it up!!! Dinos
Hello John. I`ve been watching your videos for a month or so and I love your positivity. A real shot in the arm. I have a telly in the bedroom and I usually watch you for a half an hour before nodding off and I don`t mean that you make me sleepy. I love the flea market trips especially and the prices over there are incredible. I`m in Ireland and you simply cannot buy good quality tools secondhand at reasonable prices.You just don`t see the volume of good tools over here.You have no idea how lucky you are. Keep posting those great videos. I love your sense of humour. Thomas Hughes Ireland.
Great video Scoutcrafter, I would love to go to the flea markets with you, thanks for taking us along. Would love to see a picture of you and Mrs Scoutcrafter as you always mention ' the girlfriend' take care and thanks for another great video 👍👍
Man I would go crazy at the flea market some fantastic stuff there Thanks so much for taking us around the market amazing such a Nice vibe some great buys you got you did really well great video God bless take care 🇳🇿🇺🇸🙏🗽👍
What a great flea market and a great time. If I would have been there I would have needed a box truck to bring home all the ju8nk I bought. Thanks for sharing.
My brother in law lives not too far from where the Elephants Trunk flea market is held, but I never seem to be up there visiting when it is on, so thanks for the tour. You picked up some nice stuff. I guess you had nothing to fear buying that FDR clock except fear itself!
I just love when you do the flea market trip videos... its like being there. I know I enjoy doing just as you said.. going thru, seeing all the old stuff and reminiscing.. and for me I love seeing something that I shouldnt know what it is...but I do..lol.. always a good time..enjoyed thanks! Oh I have a thing for cigar boxes as well.. went thru a phase for a while making bluetooth speakers, lamps and even a ukulele for my youngest daughter.. thanks for sharing!
Thanks for that, John. I'm confined to barracks after a recent operation, so I've had to miss our 2x a week Car Boot fairs :-(, but you've taken me on a nice trip today! @10:00 Gravity Enhanced - that cracked me up! "Cat's pyjamas"; we would normally say "Dog's bollocks" here in UK - doesn't stand up to use in polite society, but it certainly conveys the sense of owning something you are proud to display!
Hi Tony- Hope you are feeling well very soon... The internet is a wonderful place to explore too! Catch up on good movies and older TV shows... Enjoy the down time my friend, you earned it!
I agree that you can have a good time walking around a flea market without buying anything, but for most of us the only way that can happen is if forget our wallets at home.
That flea market looks like endless fun. I've never seen that kind of a clamp. Just it's cool name would make it a keeper. I think the FDR clock is a great piece of Americana. Real historic interest. If your sister watched your channel, think how much she would learn. Thanks
A LOT of cool stuff!! I really enjoyed this style, there are a lot of interesting things, I hope this becomes a regular format. Thanks for sharing and take care!!
That Sidewalk Jet was awesome-screaming down the sidewalk head first, without a helmet, what could go wrong? How did we ever survive childhood?😂 The Klampacto clamp was a cool design, but the name sounds like an action hero in a 60s cartoon. I always love your flea market videos keep em coming. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Those definitely some fantastic finds! A very cool clock you picked up, and yeah, those old electric clocks are practically impossible to kill, I really love the old GE Telechrons, One being what was known as a general electric “video clock” (it was advertised that you could use it to turn your television set on and off at a set time), and the other one being one of those ubiquitous beige rectangular alarm clocks. Also, you mentioned Westclox, I also collect their clocks, I have grew in a pretty decent collection of the Big and Baby Bens. I really like collecting and repairing their dollar pocket watches. If you haven’t made a video on it already, I would really love to see your Westclox collection! And yes, I have seen your style one Big Ben video, definitely a gorgeous clock!
Forgive me for contradicting you, but the box of rigid pipe threading accessories come off of one of their tri-fold stands. All the accessories came in a separate box and were often separated. The splines are much larger for the ratchet that came with the t-table then the handheld threader
Wow! That Speedway sled and the railroad signal lights blew my mind. Fantastic show. We need to get back up there again soon. You filmed some great stuff. I think the FDR clock needs to be cleaned and polished. I think it would really pop.
I'm a junk addict for all my life. In some way it's good that I'm very limited in my space because no matter how big a barn you'll give me, I'm just gonna fill that sucker up. Great midweek video!!!
I have a friend that's a cigar smoker and I accumulated quite a few boxes. I even sent a couple to a guy I know who was going to build some cigar box guitars.
Love your channel! Do you remember The Great Garloo? We had one as kids. Great robot, huge. I was lucky enough to find one at a toy show and still own him today. Works great too! 👍👍
On Sunday I was at at wedding near Hartford, Connecticut and tried to fit in the flea market, but alas not enough time. One day I’ll get to elephant trunk. Thanks for the video!
The FDR clock may be made of a "statuary bronze"...which I believe was like a cast pot-metal with a copper plating. Lots of souveniers were made of it when I was a kid (the 50's). Be careful if you polish it, the plating is pretty thin.
Thanks Daniel- I am looking at ways to clean the surface as it looks like zinc now! I learned my lesson about trying to clean up something without researching first. 😃👍 Thanks
Thanks for the tour of Elephant's Trunk John. I'll have to get down there soon. The chair is actually called a sedan, not Sudan, chair. You said you had done that type before, but I'd like to see you restore that Billings & Spencer screwdriver.
Awesome place I have to get there one of these days and what cool stuff for very fair prices I love all of that stuff too great video I love it when you do these.
I have a few FDR clocks. I cleaned them lightly with a damp cloth. Dried them and applied a light coating of beeswax with orange oil, can’t remember the brand. That brought back the original color. Mine were also “zinky” looking. Try it on an area in the back first. Beautiful find, good luck.
Hey Scout, great deal on the clock but please tell me someone had a gun to your head when you said how nice the fake jade statue was😂😂😂 Cheers Stuart and Lea🇦🇺
One of my very early memories is standing in line at a grocery store (with my mother) watching a woman operate an old cash register with button like keys. 2:24
That's crazy that they had McDonald's arches. Years ago a nearby McDonald's was converted to a Taco Bell. I got talking with the workers hanging the new signs and awnings, I was hoping to score the aluminum framework, and they told me that McDonald's corporate is fanatical about protecting their brand. They have to submit pictures proving that the logo was destroyed beyond recognition. I guess there was one naughty franchisee?
The FDR 'New Deal' clock statue is made of spelter and flash electroplated, any attempt to use abrasive polishing will ruin the finish. I would recommend a good washing and a light polish with a nonabrasive polish.
We had an Old Yale Hoist in our Steel Shop..........I recognized that Craftsman Hammer instantly, I had one like that and a young guy who was working with us accidentally kicked it, it went over the edge of a Chemical Pit where my boss was on a ladder and hit him in the head then fell 15 feet into the bottom of Chemical Sludge never to be seen again........The guys were a little careless on that job and about a hundred dollars worth of my tools were lost in that pit over a couple days on that job.
So cool, I love flea markets. My wife not as much. We don't have many around us. Especially with Covid. I love cigar boxes. The Arturo Fuente cigars are awesome boxes, along with their OpusX boxes. That clock is so cool. like the old crank cars. Crank it! Wonder where they got that huh? LOL. Good times. Some companies really put a lot of time in their boxes. I really like those flat ones! That C clamp is really neat, never seen one.
I went to an auction yesterday and bought a lot with an assortment of stuff, primarily a brass “garden sprayer and syringe”. The other thing was a railway lamp which has a little knob on the top which puts various coloured filters in front of the lamp. It is of the same era that my father spent working on the railway as a train register boy. I’m going to enjoy working on those two things to bring them back.
Seeing the sidecar reminds me of Barny Fife the sidecar episode lol. Never saw a sled like that one. Lot of great items at the flea markets nice 2” tap and I saw the die also I used on many plumbing applications
I have a zinc, apparently brass or copper plated, FDR electric clock. On the face of the clock above the hands is the word, "Windsor." Below is the word "Electric." FDR's leaning against the ship's wheel on the right side (as you look at the front). The base is embossed, "At the Wheel for a New Deal." Above that is the name "Roosevelt" on the ship wheel's "base." It lacks the Presidential Seal as seen on the front of your FDR clock. The backside is embossed, "Gibraltar Electric Clock Co. Inc. Jersey City NJ #115." Guess this proves there were at least two versions of the FDR electric clock.
Great way to spend a beautiful summer day looking at items that have history. The side car from World War Two, would be great to restore and then pair it with a motorcycle of that time period. That C clamp---vice grips were fantastic. Is the company still around and are those clamps still being made? As always you learn so much about a smorgasbord of things. Thanks for the memories.
I got 2 McDonald's arches with the bulbs In them one in my front yard leaning against a tree and another on my back porch. Got them out of a dumpster at a McDonald's I worked at when I was young
Great trip out ! The great thing about looking at the Flea markets in the US is they do not seem to get busy. Over here is is like going to 'new year sale' people pushing / shoving ever where. It was a bit better a few months back, most did actually take social distancing seriously, not now ? Restrictions are being relaxed and most assume we are 'back to normal'. I could count on my fingers the number of people wearing masks at the last one I went to !! Yes I was one ! May stay away for a while ? Apologies for a negative note, but I despair, because people are still dying .
I did not think it was possible to plate bronze over steel or iron. My understanding is that a steel model needs to first be brass or copper plated, the same being true for gold or platinum. I could be off, I'm no metallurgist, but for example, magnetic transfer blocks which are alternating brass and steel have to be mechanically fastened, it is not possible to bond them
I love your c clamp. You’re lucky I wasn’t there. I’m thinking of moving to the Midwest. I am starting to go through my collections. It is so hard to give up any of my babies. I think of you and wonder what you would do. Again thank you for your channel.
ScoutCrafter I remember seeing your episode on replacing tool grips. I recently melted down some "wax" from a bottle of Maker's Mark and dipped some handles. I haven't perfected the technique and I don't know how durable it will be but it seems to work. If you don't like red they occasionally do NFL team colors.
I would love to go to some of these shows. But at over 700 miles one way I don't think it would be worth the drive. I drive a Chevy Spark and I get stiff just running the 14 miles to town. lol
I ABSOLUTELY LOVE these flee market videos. Where I come from we don't have this kind of flea Markets. All of our flea markets here only sell clothes and women's jewelry. I live in CYPRUS(Europe). I also LOVE the clear explaining of the items you show in the Market. Keep it up. I've been a long time fan of your channel, and it keeps getting better and better. Keep it up!!! Dinos
Hello John. I`ve been watching your videos for a month or so and I love your positivity. A real shot in the arm. I have a telly in the bedroom and I usually watch you for a half an hour before nodding off and I don`t mean that you make me sleepy. I love the flea market trips especially and the prices over there are incredible. I`m in Ireland and you simply cannot buy good quality tools secondhand at reasonable prices.You just don`t see the volume of good tools over here.You have no idea how lucky you are. Keep posting those great videos. I love your sense of humour. Thomas Hughes Ireland.
Great video Scoutcrafter, I would love to go to the flea markets with you, thanks for taking us along. Would love to see a picture of you and Mrs Scoutcrafter as you always mention ' the girlfriend' take care and thanks for another great video 👍👍
THAT was a CLASS ACT! I would go NUTZ in a place like that. And come home with an 18wheeler full and broke as a convict. Thanks, John CS! GBWYall!
I really get exited when Scout dose a show like this , I learn a lot , very interesting.
I wish Elephants Foot was closer for me.
I love the C clamp. I also have not seen this design before, thanks for showing us.
Dave.
You make my day!!! Here in France, all the flea markets around my house were cancelled......
Flea markets are always fun! My sister doesn't watch my channel either!
YES! Lots of COOL stuff...started droolin' at those Railroad signal lens/boards.
Nice Narragansett Beer sign!
Man I would go crazy at the flea market some fantastic stuff there
Thanks so much for taking us around the market amazing such a
Nice vibe some great buys you got you did really well great video
God bless take care 🇳🇿🇺🇸🙏🗽👍
Awesome haul! Great finds. Awesome FDR clock. Wow. That cast screwdriver is in the bucket list of tools and you find one for $4.00. Amazing!
Good stuff Bud!! The best thing about Flea Markets is just looking at all the stuff and reminiscing!!☺
Thanks for taking us a long John what a cool clamp and clock👍👍
What a great flea market and a great time. If I would have been there I would have needed a box truck to bring home all the ju8nk I bought. Thanks for sharing.
Enjoyed the tour...
My brother in law lives not too far from where the Elephants Trunk flea market is held, but I never seem to be up there visiting when it is on, so thanks for the tour. You picked up some nice stuff. I guess you had nothing to fear buying that FDR clock except fear itself!
That sentence sounds so good: my brother from another mother. Great. Thanks for all these pictures. In Germany are still no fleamarkets.Its so sad.
I just love when you do the flea market trip videos... its like being there. I know I enjoy doing just as you said.. going thru, seeing all the old stuff and reminiscing.. and for me I love seeing something that I shouldnt know what it is...but I do..lol.. always a good time..enjoyed thanks! Oh I have a thing for cigar boxes as well.. went thru a phase for a while making bluetooth speakers, lamps and even a ukulele for my youngest daughter.. thanks for sharing!
Thanks for that, John. I'm confined to barracks after a recent operation, so I've had to miss our 2x a week Car Boot fairs :-(, but you've taken me on a nice trip today!
@10:00 Gravity Enhanced - that cracked me up!
"Cat's pyjamas"; we would normally say "Dog's bollocks" here in UK - doesn't stand up to use in polite society, but it certainly conveys the sense of owning something you are proud to display!
Hi Tony- Hope you are feeling well very soon... The internet is a wonderful place to explore too! Catch up on good movies and older TV shows... Enjoy the down time my friend, you earned it!
I enjoy your trips. Always wishing I was there. I have found a couple but not very many tools. Stay safe and healthy my friend. Thanks
I agree that you can have a good time walking around a flea market without buying anything, but for most of us the only way that can happen is if forget our wallets at home.
Wow some great stuff...that Sidewalk Jet and the Craftsman Hammer so cool!!
Great stuff at Elephants Trunk-wish I was there. Thanks for the memories!
That was some great finds. And what a bargain on those cigarboxes! Wish we had more flea markets like these in Denmark. Thanks for sharing!
Great video I really like the big outdoor clock in the corner of 1 the shots
That flea market looks like endless fun. I've never seen that kind of a clamp. Just it's cool name would make it a keeper. I think the FDR clock is a great piece of Americana. Real historic interest. If your sister watched your channel, think how much she would learn. Thanks
10:00 The chair would be ideal at a Golf Tournament, as a spectator in the gallery!
Phil's Motto = Stack 'em Deep, Sell 'em Cheap!
Love the purchases. You’ve got good taste. And I have to say… on the clocks. Nothing like a nice sweeping second hand. That smooth flow… excellent!
Nick you are so right about the sweep of the second hand! 😃👍
A LOT of cool stuff!! I really enjoyed this style, there are a lot of interesting things, I hope this becomes a regular format. Thanks for sharing and take care!!
Everything you bought looks very interesting. Thanks for sharing this.
Really enjoyed going along for the ride through the flea market. You brought home some nice stuff!
That Sidewalk Jet was awesome-screaming down the sidewalk head first, without a helmet, what could go wrong? How did we ever survive childhood?😂 The Klampacto clamp was a cool design, but the name sounds like an action hero in a 60s cartoon. I always love your flea market videos keep em coming. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Those definitely some fantastic finds! A very cool clock you picked up, and yeah, those old electric clocks are practically impossible to kill, I really love the old GE Telechrons, One being what was known as a general electric “video clock” (it was advertised that you could use it to turn your television set on and off at a set time), and the other one being one of those ubiquitous beige rectangular alarm clocks. Also, you mentioned Westclox, I also collect their clocks, I have grew in a pretty decent collection of the Big and Baby Bens. I really like collecting and repairing their dollar pocket watches. If you haven’t made a video on it already, I would really love to see your Westclox collection! And yes, I have seen your style one Big Ben video, definitely a gorgeous clock!
Forgive me for contradicting you, but the box of rigid pipe threading accessories come off of one of their tri-fold stands. All the accessories came in a separate box and were often separated. The splines are much larger for the ratchet that came with the t-table then the handheld threader
Wow! That Speedway sled and the railroad signal lights blew my mind. Fantastic show. We need to get back up there again soon. You filmed some great stuff. I think the FDR clock needs to be cleaned and polished. I think it would really pop.
Steve those railroad lights were really awesome weren’t they? I should’ve asked how much they were. 😃👍
Im surprised you passed on them since you bought the road signal light. They were probably big bucks.
@@stevef8993 Yes, they looked pricy! Cast iron too!
Lots of great stuff! That car was outstanding. Only if it could talk. I bet it would have amazing stories 🐱
I'm a junk addict for all my life. In some way it's good that I'm very limited in my space because no matter how big a barn you'll give me, I'm just gonna fill that sucker up. Great midweek video!!!
Great one....as always!
I have a friend that's a cigar smoker and I accumulated quite a few boxes. I even sent a couple to a guy I know who was going to build some cigar box guitars.
Love your channel! Do you remember The Great Garloo? We had one as kids. Great robot, huge. I was lucky enough to find one at a toy show and still own him today. Works great too! 👍👍
On Sunday I was at at wedding near Hartford, Connecticut and tried to fit in the flea market, but alas not enough time. One day I’ll get to elephant trunk. Thanks for the video!
Very interesting video. I'm looking forward to your restoration of these items. Thanks
Amazing thanks John
Thanks For Taking Us Along!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The FDR clock may be made of a "statuary bronze"...which I believe was like a cast pot-metal with a copper plating. Lots of souveniers were made of it when I was a kid (the 50's). Be careful if you polish it, the plating is pretty thin.
Thanks Daniel- I am looking at ways to clean the surface as it looks like zinc now! I learned my lesson about trying to clean up something without researching first. 😃👍
Thanks
I sure enjoy when you take us to the shows with you.
See you on Friday.
Have a Jesus filled day everyone
Greg in Michigan
Almost makes me wanna jump on a plane, just to go to Elephant Trunk.
Great love them flea markets.
Thanks for the tour of Elephant's Trunk John. I'll have to get down there soon. The chair is actually called a sedan, not Sudan, chair. You said you had done that type before, but I'd like to see you restore that Billings & Spencer screwdriver.
That was a great group of cigar boxes. I liked the way things were packaged years ago.
Awesome place I have to get there one of these days and what cool stuff for very fair prices I love all of that stuff too great video I love it when you do these.
I have a few FDR clocks. I cleaned them lightly with a damp cloth. Dried them and applied a light coating of beeswax with orange oil, can’t remember the brand. That brought back the original color. Mine were also “zinky” looking. Try it on an area in the back first. Beautiful find, good luck.
At first I thought that jade statue was a melted candle.
This is a good entertaining video, you got a good deal on the FDR clock.
Hey Scout, great deal on the clock but please tell me someone had a gun to your head when you said how nice the fake jade statue was😂😂😂
Cheers Stuart and Lea🇦🇺
That looks like such a great flea market! Enjoy it before everything locks down again!
One of my very early memories is standing in line at a grocery store (with my mother) watching a woman operate an old cash register with button like keys. 2:24
That's crazy that they had McDonald's arches. Years ago a nearby McDonald's was converted to a Taco Bell. I got talking with the workers hanging the new signs and awnings, I was hoping to score the aluminum framework, and they told me that McDonald's corporate is fanatical about protecting their brand. They have to submit pictures proving that the logo was destroyed beyond recognition. I guess there was one naughty franchisee?
The FDR 'New Deal' clock statue is made of spelter and flash electroplated, any attempt to use abrasive polishing will ruin the finish. I would recommend a good washing and a light polish with a nonabrasive polish.
We had an Old Yale Hoist in our Steel Shop..........I recognized that Craftsman Hammer instantly, I had one like that and a young guy who was working with us accidentally kicked it, it went over the edge of a Chemical Pit where my boss was on a ladder and hit him in the head then fell 15 feet into the bottom of Chemical Sludge never to be seen again........The guys were a little careless on that job and about a hundred dollars worth of my tools were lost in that pit over a couple days on that job.
I thought it was an Estwing at first by the handle but the extra on the claws gave it away.
OK, now let's see that clock collection!
Flee markets are fun day out
I love the clock and I love seeing how it works I’ve never seen one like that before.
So much cool stuff!
Gravity enhanced - love it
He loves big taps and he cannot lie.
My wife and I watch a show called "Flea Market Flip" that's often filmed at Elephant Trunk!
Enjoyed the the video , When we go to something like that I get into trouble because I buy a 35 gallon bag of kettle corn….😃
Good scores my brother.
So cool, I love flea markets. My wife not as much. We don't have many around us. Especially with Covid. I love cigar boxes. The Arturo Fuente cigars are awesome boxes, along with their OpusX boxes. That clock is so cool. like the old crank cars. Crank it! Wonder where they got that huh? LOL. Good times. Some companies really put a lot of time in their boxes. I really like those flat ones! That C clamp is really neat, never seen one.
Scout the one thing I wander is what kind of looks does the girlfriend give you. When you pick up 10 cigar boxes.
Great video my friend!!
She carried 5 of them! =D
I love New Milford, they really do have a great flea market
I went to an auction yesterday and bought a lot with an assortment of stuff, primarily a brass “garden sprayer and syringe”. The other thing was a railway lamp which has a little knob on the top which puts various coloured filters in front of the lamp. It is of the same era that my father spent working on the railway as a train register boy.
I’m going to enjoy working on those two things to bring them back.
I love the tri-color RR lanterns! I have 2 they are awesome!!! Great buy! 😃👍
Seeing the sidecar reminds me of Barny Fife the sidecar episode lol. Never saw a sled like that one. Lot of great items at the flea markets nice 2” tap and I saw the die also I used on many plumbing applications
I have a zinc, apparently brass or copper plated, FDR electric clock. On the face of the clock above the hands is the word, "Windsor." Below is the word "Electric." FDR's leaning against the ship's wheel on the right side (as you look at the front). The base is embossed, "At the Wheel for a New Deal." Above that is the name "Roosevelt" on the ship wheel's "base." It lacks the Presidential Seal as seen on the front of your FDR clock. The backside is embossed, "Gibraltar Electric Clock Co. Inc. Jersey City NJ #115." Guess this proves there were at least two versions of the FDR electric clock.
...i would spend a big stack of cash at that sale..lol...good one ,keep safe.
Should have gotten the gum dispenser. I do like everything you got, especially the C clamp. Thanks for your videos! .
I think it was $150... Very nice indeed!
Looked like a great day for the Flea Market.. Prices looked good..
i too love the cigar boxes
Flying down a sidewalk no brakes no helmet I would have had a blast with that when I was a kid
Great way to spend a beautiful summer day looking at items that have history. The side car from World War Two, would be great to restore and then pair it with a motorcycle of that time period. That C clamp---vice grips were fantastic. Is the company still around and are those clamps still being made? As always you learn so much about a smorgasbord of things. Thanks for the memories.
I don’t think so! Never seen clamps like that! 😃👍
At 6:00 you walked right by a RAJO overhead valve conversion for a 4 cylinder flathead Ford engine!
I got 2 McDonald's arches with the bulbs In them one in my front yard leaning against a tree and another on my back porch. Got them out of a dumpster at a McDonald's I worked at when I was young
WoW! Dillon you don't see much McDonalds signage around! Great score!
Great trip out !
The great thing about looking at the Flea markets in the US is they do not seem to get busy.
Over here is is like going to 'new year sale' people pushing / shoving ever where.
It was a bit better a few months back, most did actually take social distancing seriously, not now ?
Restrictions are being relaxed and most assume we are 'back to normal'.
I could count on my fingers the number of people wearing masks at the last one I went to !!
Yes I was one !
May stay away for a while ?
Apologies for a negative note, but I despair, because people are still dying .
Don't worry Gary they aren't done playing the covid card yet... They are going to milk this for all it's worth!
those lever style clamps can be very handy for some things
8:39 - was there the same day as you, also wondered why there was a box of just pipe wrench heads, also got some tools from Phil
awesome
I did not think it was possible to plate bronze over steel or iron. My understanding is that a steel model needs to first be brass or copper plated, the same being true for gold or platinum. I could be off, I'm no metallurgist, but for example, magnetic transfer blocks which are alternating brass and steel have to be mechanically fastened, it is not possible to bond them
You seem to like all the same junk I do. I love anything that takes coins. I always wanted an old cash register. That is a cool clock.
Up north you simply have better and more tools at your fleas than down here in Virginia.
I love your c clamp. You’re lucky I wasn’t there. I’m thinking of moving to the Midwest. I am starting to go through my collections. It is so hard to give up any of my babies. I think of you and wonder what you would do. Again thank you for your channel.
Believe me I know your pain! I too want to move an dread the deciding what stays and what goes! Today's junk is tomorrows treasure!
I can't believe you didn't get that Scoutcrafter Red radio.
Great video There are some people making electric guitars and ukulele out of the cigar boxes.
Some of them come out awesome!
Nothing to fear but fear itself!
ScoutCrafter I remember seeing your episode on replacing tool grips. I recently melted down some "wax" from a bottle of Maker's Mark and dipped some handles. I haven't perfected the technique and I don't know how durable it will be but it seems to work. If you don't like red they occasionally do NFL team colors.
Wow! That is interesting, I wonder how durable they can be as wax is very soft? Thanks!
I always grab some tongue depressors...
Clean F D R :)
Agreed.
I have to see the proper way to do such a job... 😃👍
I would love to go to some of these shows. But at over 700 miles one way I don't think it would be worth the drive. I drive a Chevy Spark and I get stiff just running the 14 miles to town. lol
I have that Yale hoist...wonder what he wanted for it? Glad you had a nice day out :)
Those Yales were built like tanks! I should have asked the price, very nice hoist indeed!