Good video. This is pretty much what I do for the tools I keep for myself. The question I ask is, "Is this tool functional?" I love continuing the use of a tool that I know has been in use for 100+ years.
This is great Adam. I’ve got an old rip which I want to bring back to life while keeping its history, it was my uncle’s who was a cabinet maker. I’ve got a crosscut too which has some nice etching on the plate and I’m hoping this method with brake cleaner will remove the rust and preserve the etching. Fingers crossed.🤞
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Good video. This is pretty much what I do for the tools I keep for myself. The question I ask is, "Is this tool functional?" I love continuing the use of a tool that I know has been in use for 100+ years.
This is great Adam. I’ve got an old rip which I want to bring back to life while keeping its history, it was my uncle’s who was a cabinet maker. I’ve got a crosscut too which has some nice etching on the plate and I’m hoping this method with brake cleaner will remove the rust and preserve the etching. Fingers crossed.🤞
Give it a go. I don’t particularly like it but compared to other options it’s one to try.
@ will do. Looking forward to part two. 👍
I’ll send you a pic when they’re done.
@@nickjones3222I killed the file so just need to film the final touch up after setting and try it.
@@nickjones3222do send some photos.
I've read that all the handles on Disston saws were made by women from apple wood.