You did a great job restoring your family saw. I do wonder why you didn't finish removing the rust? The part you did looks outstanding. I'm also surprised you didn't put some wood filler to fill in the wood cracking and then stain the wood? I was also waiting for you to use the saw after sharpening it. Oh well, looks great for a display piece!
To be honest, I got tired of sanding! Rust convertor kills the rust and it was hidden by the handle. I was going to test it but i didnt want to ruin the finish .
So my nephew and I looooooooove trains, so we hike on abandoned tracks all the time. We usually get a spike or two for a souvenir..... I watched your video a few months ago about your log splitter and the 'blacksmith' coating with linseed oil and heat. I have been planning to do it with his RR spike. THANKS for the inspiration!
I liked the video, I enjoy watching old tools being brought back into working order, although this is going to be a trophy more than a tool. Do you know what the third hole in the handle was for, and why didn't you trim the teeth to match for the length of the blade? Thanks for sharing. 👍😁🇨🇱🇺🇸
Just a couple things. The ATF combination will always stain wood beyond help. Not sure why you left the last couple inches of the blade rusty. & 3rd why didn't you show more off the sharpening?
Looks GREAT man !! Look at that old blade so smooth !! That wood on that handle looks so deep and rich !! Nice work !!👍👍
Thank you! Cheers!
Great job it looks beautiful and gorgeous
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Yes I love these videos
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Great job, looks awesome!👍👍 Cute pup!🐶
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I liked that you kept your grandfathers initials on the handle.
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Love I've just bought a Hand Cranked little wonder hedge cutter.. great to see how to restore them.. thank you.
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Great job looks almost like a new one. 👍
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Nicely done!
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You did a great job restoring your family saw. I do wonder why you didn't finish removing the rust? The part you did looks outstanding. I'm also surprised you didn't put some wood filler to fill in the wood cracking and then stain the wood? I was also waiting for you to use the saw after sharpening it. Oh well, looks great for a display piece!
To be honest, I got tired of sanding! Rust convertor kills the rust and it was hidden by the handle. I was going to test it but i didnt want to ruin the finish .
Very interesting saw design, I like restoration old tool , good work 👍
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I think you did a very nice job preserving a family tool.
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It looks great and you did a wonderful job restoring it as well
Enjoyed the video and I gave it a Thumbs Up
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@@FixitRestoreit You are welcome!!
Excellent job. Never seen that glue covering on the wood.
Ideally it should have more water mixed in and left to soak - I didn't want this one to soak up and expand
Your dog really IS a good boy! My Ginger is half-Golden Retriever, half SHARK! (You need to count your fingers after hand-feeding her!) 🤣🤣🤣
Lol 🤣🤣🤣
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So my nephew and I looooooooove trains, so we hike on abandoned tracks all the time. We usually get a spike or two for a souvenir..... I watched your video a few months ago about your log splitter and the 'blacksmith' coating with linseed oil and heat. I have been planning to do it with his RR spike. THANKS for the inspiration!
Awesome, it works really good!
I still liked the content.
Thank you 😊
I liked the video, I enjoy watching old tools being brought back into working order, although this is going to be a trophy more than a tool. Do you know what the third hole in the handle was for, and why didn't you trim the teeth to match for the length of the blade? Thanks for sharing. 👍😁🇨🇱🇺🇸
No idea what the third hole originally was for 🤷🏻♂️
Would a wax of some sort, like a bees wax protect it more from drying out? Would it discolor the wood?
Absolutely, especially if it was heated up, the wood would soak it up 😎
Shouldn't affect the original color
Just a couple things.
The ATF combination will always stain wood beyond help.
Not sure why you left the last couple inches of the blade rusty.
& 3rd why didn't you show more off the sharpening?
1, didn't think about it till I put it on
2, tired of sanding and rust converter works great
3, edited out to reduce time of video
Disappointed that we didn't see it in action after the renovation 😥
It was not very good, but it was not worth the extra time.
Your comment was not worth the time reading
You were using some pretty rusty tools to fix or to restore a rusty tool doesn’t it seem ironic. LOL
yes lol