Labor Day Flea Market FUN!
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- First off a very special THANKYOU for Ten Thousand Subscribers! I am so humbled and grateful. This Labor Day weekend was lots of fun because I went to Elephant’s Trunk Flea Market in New Milford Ct. I left all the sounds of the flea market intact so I hope you enjoy all the great stuff there! Thanks again!!!
Thank you for showing all the tool's as well as the old radios (one of my other hobbies) and all the toys. My wife collects Raggedy Ann dolls (she has over 400) and she spotted the Raggedy Ann book or toys in your video. You made her day!! Thanks, that makes collecting a family fun day and extra great video
Frank & Mary
Thanks for walking the grounds....Videos always make me happy..cause all I do is watch...
Blackie- I left the sound on this time to get the full effect! 😃
Congratulations on 10k subscribers. I would have to imagine that there are a LOT of old tools that have been saved from the scrap pile thanks to your videos. That alone is quite an achievement to be proud of! I've restored a couple of those short handled army shovels in the past (some of my first resto projects, actually), and they come out really nice with minimal effort. The flea market looks like it was a blast and makes me want to hit one up before winter. It's mostly yard/garage or estate sales where I'm at--flea markets, or good ones, anyway are kinda hard to find.
Hello Trent! Fall is a great time to go to Flea Markets!!!! Yes those folding shovels clean up great! I have a few and love them! Thanks so much!!!!!
Congratulations on 10K! You have definitely sparked my interest in old tools. I always appreciated the ones I got from my grandfathers, but now even moreso.
Hello Lee! Those are the very best! The ones owned by loved ones! Thanks so much!!! 😃👍
You got a good deal on the selerescope. We use them at work to test the hardness of pieces we heat treat. I’m a mechanic at an industrial heat treating facility. The V block is an anvil for round pieces to be tested. It holds them steady while the penetrating anvil does its thing.
Ice tray from a Crosley "fridge." Powell Crosley also made radios, small (short lived) cars and also owned the Cincinnati Reds baseball team. A very innovative man. Love your channel...Newk from Kentucky
Congratulations on 10K subscribers!
My wife says she's going with you on your next flea market trip!
At $75 for the hardness tester complete, you made out like a bandit. Any toolroom has got to have a hardness tester for checking the results of heat treating. There are charts showing the equivalent values between the different hardness scales. So comparing Scleroscope value to Rockwell C (most often used in the toolroom) for instance is no problem. A Rockwell hardness tester is from $4,000-$10,000 new... and a good used one would cost you $1,000.
Hello ARH! Wow! You are just the right person to justify that purchase! LOL Yes, I am used to the Rockwell scale but I will be glad to see how this works! It looks like a very interesting piece none the less! =) Thanks so much! And tell your wife she is more then welcome!!!! My GF always looks for Hummels!!!
Love these kind of videos. Thanks for taking us along. BTW: I knew the man who invented those lever action ice trays. He was old when I knew him in his 80's. He was in my Rotary Club. He had several patented inventions but his biggest success was those ice trays.
Hello David! WOW! That's amazing! I always was amazed at how they never broke! I mean they were Aluminum yet very strong and lasted for years!!!! Great stuff!!!! Thanks!!!!
In '68 I had that GI JOE Jeep and cannon. That was when GI JOE had hair/beard. I was out in the back yard all day! No video games thank God.
Looks like you had a great time. You picked up some nice scores on tools. With regards to passing up that heavy duty clamp I was shocked!!!!! You passed on it???? Never enough clamps!!!! Lol always room for tools and materials. I have enjoyed each and every one of your videos thanks so much for doing them. Good thing we live so far apart or we would really get into trouble together. Happy hunting!
9:37..ice tray yep....great stuff..
Hello Blackie! Lol. Did that bring back memories or what?!? 😂😂😂. Thanks so much! 😃👍
Congrats on the 10K. And by Labor Day, just as I'd predicted.
Hello Will! You were spot on! I was really giddy last night when it was at 9,999- LOL Thanks so very much!
My wife would love that cut glass bell. Seems like a good flea market and would be worth the two hour drive fro Jersey. Good video, thanks.
THANK YOU...for sharing. Enjoyed.
Wicked looking machete. Some of those old toy trucks caught my eye. I paid 25 bucks for an old Tonka pickup truck like I had when I was a kid. Good old nostalgia. Congrats on 10,000.
Hello Mr HeadBanger! I just bought a 60's Tonka Bulldozer like the one I had as a kid! It just feels good seeing things from our past! Thanks so much!!!!!
I’m sooo surprised you didn’t buy the heavy duty C clamp . Great video as usual. Congratulations on the 10k .
Hello Kevin! I didn't even ask a price because I was feeling very vulnerable and I probably would have bought it! LOL Thanks so much!!!!
Lots of quality stuff at that market, enough to keep the channel going for ages lol
Hello RH! Yes! It's such a great place! I already have enough projects for a few decades! LOL Thanks!
Congratulations on the milestone! Well deserved with all your work and inclusiveness. Thanks. Also, it looked like a great flea market. I'm envious of your fun.
Hi Daniel! It was a grand time and I always enjoy looking at the footage and realizing how many things I missed!!!! LOL Thanks!!!!
Congrats on 10 k. I haven’t seen one of those ice trays in 50 years and I used to have one of those toy barns at the beginning. Great memories , thanks.
Hello Eric! Great stuff! That barn was so beautiful wasn't it! I had one too! Love that old tin Litho stuff! Thanks so much!!!!!
I have two ice cube trays just like that, and I love them. You have to run the frozen tray under water before using the handle to break the ice cubes free, otherwise you could (and probably will) bend the handle.
I loved the ice tray, I use to cuss those when I was a kid. They never worked right. It's probably been 50 years since I've used one. Great video and congrats.
Hello ETN! LOL I think your right! After 1970 all metal ice trays were a thing of the past! =) Good memories though!!!! Thanks so much!!!!!!
Grandpa Chester has a smile in heaven on that Crosley.
Hello Dirtyharry! I bet he did!! 😃👍
A coupla things!! CONGRATULATIONS on 10,000!! Fantastic!!! Then, How did you know I'd be smiling when I saw that ice tray?? That one is pretty nice!! Also, the bundling concept is a great way to get a deal on the item that really catches your attention! Nice buy there!! And Lastly, I don't have thick glasses, but my glasses makes everything look like it slants to the right! Couple that with a bum right hip and I cant tell where the floor is when I wear my glasses in the house! It gets interesting when I'm carrying my cup o' coffee around the house!! LOL! A GREAT FLEA MARKET!! Thanks for sharing!!
Hello Bill! LMAO! That is too funny! It's not easy getting old but I wouldn't want to re-do all my mistakes again! =) I'm so glad you enjoyed the video! Thanks so much!!!!!!
I almost forgot. Congratulations on 10,000 subscribers!
Amazing isn't it! I'm totally stoked! LOL
Congrats' on reaching 10k subs - a great channel, well deserved👍🏻
Hello TD! Thanks so much! I really appreciate it!!!!!
Congratulations on the 10,000th sub. Great finds. Can’t wait on the pipe wrench restoration! As always I wait impatiently for your videos.
Hello Pops! That wrench is nice but going to take some hand work! There are parts I can't get a belt into! Thanks so much!!!!
OH MAN! 5:49 RIGHT THERE! The Return of Tarzan! I had to settle for a modern printing of that one in my collection and THERE IT IS! I'm like an hour and a quarter away from Elephant Trunk! Oh well. Really cool vid! Almost as cool as being there!
Hello ITE! YES! I saw that book! I have a lovely little library full of vintage books and old popular mechanics and popular Science mags, along with other great books like that! In fact later on today I have a video that I think you might like! Thanks very much!!!!
You gonna make it up as far as Brimfield this week? That might be a hike for you but there are literally hundreds of vendors and booths dedicated to tools and trade goods. Over a thousand vendors spread out over both sides of the road in two HUGE fields. Always good finds there!
Wow! I just looked it up! It looks awesome! It's only 2-1/2 hours away! Thanks for the heads up!!!!
SC... Congrats on the big 10-K. Firearm re-loaders use the metal hardness tester/evaluator to check for the specific hardness on cast or casted bullets. They normally check for the Brinell hardness of the bullet. These are made by a few companies... Brinell being one of them as well as King Portable and Rockwell. There are specific numbers that indicate the hardness or stiffness of the metal or bullet. Thank you for the video as usual. Happy Labor Day!!
Hello Bison! Wow! That's some good information! I always knew about the Rockwell scale in knives and steels but not the others... The unit is really interesting and I would enjoy seeing it work! Thanks so much!!!
SC... Perhaps I'll send you a few of my cast bullets in different hardness so you can test it out. By-the-way... I did get one "Whatnot" out of you in this video. I think it was this one?
I love flea markets even if i don't buy much the stuff is fun to look at. We used to have the largest flea market in Ontario not far from my house it ran year round every sunday they sold a lot of junky stuff some new stuff and some good things it was a fun place one day they just shut it down I guess the land was worth more for other things. I have been collecting things for years.
Hi David! They are just so much fun! No drama and everyone is in a good mood! I too really enjoy them! Thanks so much!!! 😃👍
adventure time with scout crafter....great stuff
Hello Melissa! I'm so glad you enjoyed the show! It's fun to see all the items from our past and it brings back such great memories! Thanks very much!!
Can't believe you didn't get that serious clamp. 10K, you've hit the big time, I think. Happy Labor Day, thanks for the video!
Hello George! You are the 3rd person who said that! LOL I'm starting to think that my problem is clearly evident! LOL Thanks so much!!!
I thought for sure that you were gonna grab that trench tool. These are neat little finds. I’m interested in seeing that razor sharper in action and that little giant set completely restored. You luck devil dog!
Hello DJG! I have a few E-Tools both old and new, In fact I have one that has a 1" split up the tip of the blade that I am waiting to see if someone who is good at welding can run a bead up it and I will grind it out and paint it up... Folding shovels are just too cool! LOL Thanks so much!!!!!!!
ScoutCrafter I have welded a few shovels. I prefer gas welding. More controllable and doesn't overheat the steel.
Pack it up and send ir along.
you found some treasures for sure,you did ok on that hardness tester according to me quick scan of ebay. wait until tomorrows video,i was blown away at some of the "scrap" metal i got..... i almost didnt go back because i was so tired
Hello Roger! I am always amazed at the stuff you get!!!! I just hope you take it easy because you pick some heavy stuff to be hauling around and it's too hot!!!! =) Thanks!!!!!
well i didnt do much today because i was worn out from the 2 loads of "scrap" . funny you bought that ice cube tray,i got a larger one in with the haul. so far i know i have a set of change gears for a Logan lathe that bring around 250 and a cross slide from a pre ww2 Ames lathe that sells between 170-300 dollars!!! good thing i have a idea on whats not scrap,if someone else got this stuff it couldve all been gone
Your tool restoration vids are good and I like these flea market videos too.
Hello Mindokwin! Thanks so much! The flea market videos are just relaxing aren't they? =)
another great video scoutcrafter. thanks. i knew you would get that little giant as soon as it showed up in the video.
There was no way I could pass it up! Especially since it was a size I didn't have!!! =) Thanks very much!!!!
What a lot of interesting things! Amazingly different. NOW FOCUS SCOUT!! Scout screwdrivers clamps and wrench things!! Lol only joking happy to watch anything you do across the pond
And 10k congrats
Hello Loxxxton! As much as I love tools I also enjoy all types of antiques and oddities! When I go to this flea market I'm like a kid in a candy store!!!!! =) Thanks so much!!!!!!
Congrats sir, nice to see the colors flying!
Hello David! I too love to see them flowing in the wind! Thanks so much!!!!
Congratulation to the ten thousand subscriptions ! And I miss hearing you talk about the items you were filming while you walked around there. Thanks again for the great video.
Hello Lhong! Yes, this time I let you enjoy the sites and sounds of the people in the background talking... It really is a nice time out! Thanks so much!!! 😃👍
I just found your channel today, this is the first video of yours that I have watched. What drew me to your channel was me being an old school Eagle Scout and a woodworker, your channel's name is a touch on both. I really liked that fire pull box, wondered how much they wanted for it.
Congrats on 10K, hope I am #10001, if not, I still found an enjoyable channel.
Another great video. I like the vintage radio table.
Hello WW! LOL I knew you would!!! I have a really nice S-38 and other vintage sets... Like you I love old radios and am a Amateur radio Operator for over 20 years. This is nothing like a Hamfest though! =) Thanks!!!!!!!!
Wow, great buy on that Scleroscope hardness tester, you got a good eye for quality! Great video
Hello Mick! That is a really cool piece! I don't know if I'll ever use it but I had to have it! LOL Thanks so much!!!!
Congratulations on reaching 10,000 subscribers!
7:02 Gotta love that GI Joe Jeep and trailer!
Hello MSM! Not only do I love it, I put it as the opening pic for this video! I have a FULL collection of GI Joe's! Great stuff!!!!!!!! Thanks so much!!!!!!
One heck of a market. Again thanks for taking us along. Congrats on reaching your goal of 10.000
Hello Norherman! I'm so glad you could come along! It was fun wasn't it!?! Thanks again!!!!!!
ScoutCrafter, Congrats on reaching 10k!!!👍👏🎉 I was also there and I have to say I saw a lot of what you did but missed that Little Giant pipe wrench. Glad I did so you could add it to your set. LOL! I actually still have those old plastic dinosaurs and I had a different version of those old ice cube trays growing up. I'll have to ask my mom if she still has them. Great score on that machete and seeing it in Jaws! That flea market was like walking back through time and remembering all the stuff I used to have. There was even an old Argus slide projector exactly like the one I have from my parents with the rectangular magazines. The guy said " well now you can have two" and I said I was in the process of transferring my slides to digital, but thanks anyway. LOL. I also missed that perfect handle screwdriver but saw a different one with a broken handle. I may have past by you at one point. Funny, your video showed you focused on a lot of items that I did as well. Wish I grabbed that old army shovel though. We'll meet up next time, see some great stuff and tell some stories and you'll get me to buy a bit more. Haha!
Hi Steve! I did a really nice intro to this video that was about 60 seconds long, but had to cut it out because I can't upload a video longer then 15 minutes! ...In the original intro I thanked everyone for the 10K and went on to say how we just missed each other at the show! I also mentioned how when you are actually at the show you tend to miss a lot of stuff that is there because your senses are overwhelmed and your brain can't focus! Literally! every time I review footage of what I shot I say to myself "I didn't see that!" yet it was right in front of me! LOL I bet there was a lot of stuff that you just saw that you didn't notice too! I hope your Wife had a good time, it really is a fun day out! Talk to you soon!!!!
When you go to these flea markets and look at tools we can almost predict what you are going home with. Love the videos and Congratulations on 10K, interesting stuff you do and very entertaining and I have learned a lot.
Hello ernie! Lol. It's true! You know when I focus in on something that I probably will pick it up! Funny! Thanks!!!
Lots of nice finds
Hello Tommy! It was like taking a trip thru my memory! I love old stuff! Thanks Tommy!!!!
I saw the G I entrenching shovel would have loved to had that.
Congrats on 10k Scout! You are the BEST on RUclips. Love everything you do!
Hello Stan! Thanks so much! I just glad there are more people like us who like these strange things! LOL Thanks again!!!!!!
Looks like a great time. Lots of fun upcoming projects. Congrats on the 10k well deserved
Hi Bernie!!! It was a great show! I love antiques, ever since I was a kid! Nice people too! Thanks so much!!!!
Love your channel, your unique subject selection makes your presentations that much more interesting. Kudos form Australia!
Hello Jakrock! I'm so glad you enjoy these occasional trips! Thanks so much!!! 😃👍
My friend it gives me great pleasure to watch you bring some of these gems back to better than original glory.. If I can every return the favour, I will search for some things on this side of the pacific and see if I can't find you something interesting. Many thanks and keep up your excellent work.
lol You've got that right - BIG SMILE I was The Official Ice Maker when i was a kid. =D Those were The days!
Thank You for getting that Scleroscope! I SAW THAT - it's so Cool! Now I Know What it is. Vacuum Pump was neat too.
Hi Karen! WOW! You have a great eye too! I have one of those vacuum pumps already! Just not complete! I didn't ask how much because he had lots of expensive items and I assumed it was high too! You are good! =) Thanks very much!!!!!!
Congratulations on 10,000....I guess that there are at least 10k of us tool fools out there, Bet it will not be long and it will be 20,000. I found a 6, 8 and 10 in scholler adjustable wrenches all in good shape, made my day, hope all is well with you, thanks for the video.
Hello Joel! It's always so nice to have a "set" of wrenches in ascending sizes! It's amazing how many sizes were made too! Thanks so very much!!
Congratulations on 10,000 subscribers! Well, well deserved! (and I LOVE the flea market videos!)
Hello N N! I'm so glad you do!!! Thanks so much!!!! 😃👍
Great video! Great finds! Congratulations on 10K.
Hello LMR! Thanks so much! I really appreciate that!!!
Congratulations on 10,000 subscribers! I subscribed because not only is your channel interesting but it has a lot of useful information. That was a great video with a lot of neat items. As soon as I saw the Little Giant wrench I knew it would be on a future tutorial. Thanks for sharing this.
Hello John! I couldn't believe it! Sitting right there waiting for me! LOL Thanks !!!!!!!!
congratulations on 10k... Without any doubt it is well deserved!
Hi Arlind!!! Thanks so much! I really appreciate that!
love flea markets
Hello Timothy! Me too! And nice antique shops that aren't expensive! 😃👍
All the while I kept trying to predict which things you'd pick up. I spotted the Little Giant too!
Hello David! I was trying not to bring too much home! I liked a lot of stuff... Most of what I filmed! LOL I never thought I would get the hardness tester!!! Thanks!!!!
Congratulations on the 10k Scout, from Australia.
10k,woohooo!well deserved👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Hello Alan! Thanks so much!!!!!!
Congrats on the 10K subscribers. I started watching your videos at around 3K and thought myself wow I'm not the only that enjoy tool resto videos LOL!!. Well deserved and keep them coming. BTW I think the hardness checker was the best catch
Hello Angel!!! Thanks so much! I really appreciate your support! I too really like that hardness tester! Great stuff! Thanks so much!!!!
Congrats on 10K subscribers my friend! Well deserved!!!!!
Hello Timothy! Thanks so much! I have a video just for the occasion but need to clear out some stuff! =) Thanks!!!!!!!!
I used to go to the Beaulieu auto jumble when I was a kid with my dad who was renovating an old bsa. It was a lot like this then with boxes of treasure on every stall.
We went last year and with the advent of eBay, it’s not the same anymore. Lot of Dutch people still come over to get there British car parts though.
Hello Pete! Yes, unfortunately eBay has ruined certain venues, lots of dealers and places I attend people still don't go on "computers" lol those are the best! =) Thanks!!!!!!!!!!
As you was panning round with your camera I thought you missed the rench and was thinking NOOO !
However $5 what a bargain!
Looking forward to the restoration on that one ;)
Hi Tony! The funny thing is that guy only had a few items on his table! Lol. Thanks!!! 😃👍
i want to go to the flea market too.please tell us when they are , and where they are. we all love those great old tools
Cant wait for the resto on the little giant, and I dont know if its just me..but i think it would be ridiculous along with "why not", to do a polished spackle blade or puddy knife. Whatever one may call it lol
Hello Kevin! Oh yes! Wait to you see one of them restored!!! 😃👍. Thanks!!!
As soon as I saw that pipe wrench I knew you would pick it up. No way you could resist for only $5. Great price. Any idea what that anvil was going for?
Hello Brian! I didn't get a price on that but it was an Anvil/vise, I restored one and this one was missing the rear jaw but had the yoke assembly! Strange! Cool though! Thanks very much!!!!!
I knew EXACTLY what that came from the second the camera panned across it. Mostly because I need one in my life. That may even become the fixture of the living room plopped right down on the coffee table.
I noticed Scout was being a little coy when looking at the tools, when he looked at that Little Giant I said to myself that is going home with him, the other purchases were not as noticeable but that pipe wrench was a dead give away.
great video again mate cant wait for the next one
Hello ROBERT! These shows are always lots of fun and I am amazed at how different the inventory is from show to show! Thanks so much!!!
The avatar of the GI Joe Jeep was exciting for me. I was reminded of getting one for Christmas one year and it remains my favorite present I've ever gotten. I loved my GI Joes!
Hello Wyatt, I have a full collection of GI Joe's and most every vehicle they made! That Jeep was so nice wasn't it! Good times!!!!!! Thanks very much!!!!
What a great sale. It's a like a game, what cool stuff did he get this time. On a side note I have that exact GI Joe Jeep and trailer, I got it as a kid for Christmas. It's pretty crazy what they can sell for now.
Hello Emerson! I have a full collection of GI Joes! Almost every vehicle, model and team member! Lol. Good times! 😃👍
Sounds like an idea for a great video
Wow that machete sheath is in amazing condition.
Honestly I would of got the ice try too I looked for them in the past without luck, but I'm very surprised you didn't get that heavy clamp lol
LOL- It took all of my power to walk away and not look back!!!!! (maybe next time) =D
You should be buying any kind of replacement wooden hammer handles like @ 7:25 if they are cheap. They aren't $3 any more and are a hella lot of work to make.
You are so right!!! I bought about 30 a few years ago because like you said they aren't cheap now and the wood isn't as stable! It just takes a while to re-handle a hammer the right way! Thanks so much!!!
Love it..👍👍👍👍👍👍
Hello Santiago! Thanks so much my friend!!! 😃👍
4:56 that ABC clamp was calling, Scout bye-me..
Those awesome shortwave radios at 2:40 !!! BTW, congratulations on the 10k. I am one of them!
Hello Mike!! Those were Hallicrafters Radios! I have a few including a S-38 like the top one pictured! One day I will do a video on their operation! Thanks very much!!!!!!
I would go broke at a place like that. Where I live people don't sell old stuff until it gets used up, or someone dies and nobody knows what it is! That little hammer was especially cool if I had to pick a favorite.
Hello UD! I have to really watch myself because I am a collector of many things and I have to stop myself from going nuts! =) Yes that little hammer is so nice! Thanks so much!!!!!!
Congrats on 10K!!!!! Growing fast through strong content. Now on to 100K!
Thanks again John! I really appreciate that!
well congrats scout your awesome for doing all these kool vids for us .. thanks .. †
Hello Reds Kool! Thanks so much! I really appreciate that! 😃👍
I really enjoy your flea market videos 😎 As a kid, I had one of those tin barns with the animals and fencing. Have no idea what happened to it, in those days, after you grew out of something, your parents gave it away. The other thing of interest to me was the mini ball peen hammer. I have one also. It came from a flea market or in a lot from an auction, years ago.
Congratulations on 10K !!! 😎👍👍👍
Hi Jim! I too had that Barn! It brought back wonderful memories seeing it in such great shape! And that small hammer is hard to tell if it was home made or produced... Thanks so much!!!!!!
You're welcome, Sir 🤠
I'll dig mine out and take a photo, I believe it is identical 😎
I found my small ball peen hammer, it's not identical as I thought but is very similar and looks to be a 2oz head. Another thing I forgot was, it's a Craftsman tool, circle H
So Kathy my wife was wrong, I can be right about something. I knew you were going to pick up that little giant but I was surprised you didn't take the Big C clamp. Congrats on 10,000 my friend.
Hello Bill! Lol. Yes, the Giant Little Giant had to come home but the clamp was heavy and it was a long way back to the car! Lol. Thanks so much!!! 😃👍
..CONGRATS ON 10K SUBS..What a great flea market..i made a little knurled handled hammer like that in metal class in high school and had one with a brass handle with nestled screwdrivers in it..
Hello Bob! A Nesting Hamer! Yes! That's a great project!!! =) Thanks very much!!!!!!
I remember those ice cube trays from when I was a kid! The lever never worked - we used to have to smash it on the counter to get the ice cubes out!
Hello 357! LOL When they worked they worked good, when they didn't it was a big fail!! LOL Thanks!!!!!!
Hi, beautiful market next time I give you my list. when I saw the adjustable wrench I told myself this is the kind of tools he would like. and you just bought it, I start to know your tastes. Bye.
Hello Pascal richard ! It's funny but when you are there it's hard to see everything! However when I look at the footage I shot I say "I didn't see that!!!" Lol. Thanks so much!!!
BTW your 10k subs is very well deserved hope you get thousands more.
Hello Brans! Thanks so very much! I really appreciate that!
10000!!!!.......that's awesome
Hello Darrin! I'm still amazed! Thanks so very much!!!!
I think your right on the hardness scale. You have a good eye. With all the paperwork you have to at least try to get it.
Hi David! It's just a cool piece! I always liked Frankenstein's lab... All those cool devises! LOL Thanks so much!!!!
75 is a steal there not cheap knife/mech would love one to see how hard something is
i mean for 75 could of just took for free since its a stealing at 75 :) you ever watch keith rucker videos? also derista (i know butcher to lazy to find the spelling) i thinkhe is in ur area also gratz on 10k!
Hello David!!!!! Yes! I do watch those guys along with bcbloc02 , Abom79, Oxtoolco, ThisOldTony, and my favorite EngelsCoachShop ... Those are the big boys of making stuff ! LOL Thanks again David!
thanks for that never hear of Engels till now you ever watch mustie1 videos?
Congratulations on your 10k! Your channel is a reflection of how much of a perfectionist the Marine Corps made us in everything we do. The days of shining brass and boots shows on each and every piece you restore. LOL
GREAT STUFF!
Semper Fi!
Hello Pablo! We can't even begin to tell the great stories we have because nobody would believe us! They would think we're exaggerating! LOL It's ok, you and I know... Best times of our lives! Thanks so much my brother! Semper Fi!
Sorry I am late to get to the party!! Have just discovered you via OLD SNEELOCK, I can see I have been missing out on a whole lot of real great stuff. I have a lot of catching up to do!
And by the way, You are GREAT!!
Hello William!!! Welcome!!!!!! I'm so glad you can be part of the group! Old Sneelock (Dave) is great and I hope you like the collaboration video I did with him last month! Thanks again!!!!!!
i kinda like the random piles, did see a couple things i could use!
Hello Jusb! LOL When my GF and I looked at the video we were shocked at how much we missed!!!! I swear I think I should stop every ten minutes and look at what I shot!!!! LOL Thanks!!!!!!!
very interesting! like!
Thanks so much! I'm so glad you could come along!!!!! =)
Congrats on 10000 views. Quite an accomplishment
I actually have that GI Joe Jeep/Trailer set stored away somewhere..............
Congrats on 10k! Really enjoyed the video also :)
Thanks Andrew!!!! I really appreciate that!!!!
First, let me congratulate on 10K great keep it up.....second love when you do a walk through I miss lea markets they do not do them here in Indonesia, now to my questions. at 1:40 there was a screw jack, what would you use that for, and then at 5;54 the Anvil/Vise what a heavy duty bad boy that looked like. I have my routine every morning after my morning prayers, I go get my pastry and coffee and then open RUclips and hope to see a new video from you, really makes my coffee and pastry more enjoyable. Thank you my friend for all the great work keep 'em coming.
Hello Abdulah! Thankyou so much my friend!!!!!! That means so much!!!! The screw-jack is used to brace something that has an unusual shape on the milling machine or drill press to give the part more rigidity! Also the Anvil vise is just like the one I restored however this one was missing the rear jaw! Otherwise it was pretty nice!!!! Thanks again my friend!!!!!!
OK I will go find that video i want to see that Anvil/Vise
Ok of course congratulations on 10k a very important achievement. Your RUclips channel is not little anymore. As for spending 75 dollars you got a bargain. If you haven’t seen one before it must be rare. It even has the original documentation. You got two really good buys. The machete is great as well
Hello Clive! Thanks so much! I think you are right! The machete is the real score! I never seen one in that condition!!!!! WW1! Thanks so much!!!!!
I don’t remember the machete from the movie but it’s a neat bit of trivia 😀. I saw those pliers and knew you wouldn’t let those go! Nice stuff! Look forward to seeing the refurbishment.
Hello Saracino! Yes, 2 years ago I did a video called "Antique French Military Machete" where I cleaned up one for a friend! I always wanted one and yesterday I was lucky to find it! As for the pliers I just can't help myself! LOL Thanks so much!!!!!
good video
What did they want for that GI Joe Jeep? I have mine from the early 1970's still in the box.....great channel
I got that Gi Joe Jeep for Christmas one year!
Hello Doug! I have a huge GI Joe collection! Almost all the vehicles! Love that stuff! Thanks so much!!!!