Ben- If ever you are faced with this situation again, try to remove the screw. Good quality shears and Scissors are all meant to come apart easily. You can’t go wrong with red handles! 😃👍
Good to see these given a second life. I was expecting you may need heat to get the scissors to open, but the various fluids and cleaning did the trick. Scoutcrafter would like the red, but would have had to remove the pitting. The pitting looks too deep so not much left if removed. Well done. Dave.
Glad to see your work again. A good heavy duty pair of shears but boy they were in rough shape. Way to persevere to bring them back. Your video work is excellent.
Hi Mr. Ben. I was tickled to see your new video pop up! My coffee finally tasted good once again this morning as I enjoyed it with your video! and Your scissors came out nice... Scissors are a big challenge for me... I tell ya, I suck at them for sure... I can get them to looking ok....but they won't cut for nothing at the end! 🙂Excellent Job and video as always! Its "Gooder than Good" when Mr. Ben is back to making us videos!!! Thank ya and thanks for sharing!!!
Glad to see you again Ben. Great job on the scissors! Ready again for service. When I watch your videos, I think to myself, I like to try that. So your inspiring just as you are. An average guy with an average shop full of average tools that can take something and make it useful and beautiful again. Great job and thanks!
Really glad to see you back Ben! I thought you ran off and joined the service. Lol. The scissors came out nice for the amount of rust that had them locked solid. 🎥👍✌🇺🇸
Welcome back!! You have been missed! The shears will make excellent shop scissors for rags or sand paper type work. I have a pair that I cleaned up and painted orange so I could find them easier. Glad you are back!
Hey Ben, Glad to see yo back in the shop. I have days I don't want to do anything. Hard to get started. The shears turned out good. Considering how they looked when you started I was surprised to were able to get them working.
@@mrbenmall It happens. Shorts have been a saving grace for me. I can use my phone and catch a 15 second clip of something, post in it another minute and on to something else. I also have half a hundred projects waiting to be done so I just start the camera and go. Not as polished of a presentation for sure. Editing eats up your day. I edit while Lydia is telling me all about her day and plans for the next. Do what you feel best doing. It's just nice to see how good your projects work out. .
Hey, no pressure Ben, it's always a pleasure to see one of your videos, but it's got to be right for you too, hope you're doing well ! That was quite a tough project to come back on, the irony of course is that the quality of the steel in those Wiss shears is partly why they're so badly rusted ! Anyway they came out great in the end and most importantly work well, I'm sure you could have gone harder on the pits etc, but it's as well to take a step back and consider before going in hard, ScoutCrafter has done a number of these and always warns about messing with the hollow grind ! Great to see you back, you've been missed !
WOO! HOO! Ben! Like an unexpected visit from a welcome friend. Always good to see you have a new vid for us! Fun project too! I dig the red too. :D Thanks Ben!
Wow, Ben, you are a miracle worker they turned out great for what you had to work with! Lately, I have been finding good scissors for a dollar or two. I have always draw filed the edge Just for kicks I tried a carbide speedy sharpener honing in both directions I resized a good burr fast. Worked really good just take light passes.
Nice, I have a similar pair in my workshop. And the pry bar? That would make for a nice wee video. Sometimes the simple little restorations are the ones that spur us on to do things. Thanks for the video.
Great to see you back! Always liked your videos, so I missed you. I did the exact scissor about a year ago in red as well. Very good scissors. Thanks again.
@Ben Mall, Great video. Glad you're uploading content again. Now, you've inspired me to create more content for my channel. It's been over a year...maybe 2! If I may, here's a couple of shop ideas: Add 1 qt. of distilled water to 1 gal. of muriatic acid to take the place of the evapo-rust. No odor or off-gassing that will rust ferrous metals. Your soak-time would be approx. 1 hr. instead of overnight. If you don't want to store and reuse it, just set it outdoors and let it evaporate. WD-40 summarily sucks as a lubricant. The "WD" stands for "Water Displacement" and it is a mediocre (at best), lubricant. And, to take the place of WD-40, here's one of my favorite secrets: To 500ml of Acetone, add 125ml of ATF. Best penetrating oil ever, and inexpensive to make. Store in an HDPE or glass trigger spray bottle. It'll keep indefinitely. keep up the good work! Bill
Thanks Bill. Yes, I've used Muriatic Acid before. I've also used Citric Acid. Evaporust just feels a bit safer. I normally use PB Blaster as a lubricant but the WD40 is great when you need something very thin to clean a connection point. Scoutcrafter frequently recommends 50/50 which is his mixture of the Acetone and ATF. I haven't tried it yet.
Ben for us it’s the visit, Like running into an old coworker you thought a lot of. Public speaking is similar I suppose, we know and enjoy your company but you don’t know many of us😃 Hope to see on the YT👍🏻
Seems like I have scissors with every color handles under the sun but my favorites are the ones with red handles. Not sure why but red just seems the right color for scissors.
Good to see you back !!! gotta keep the ball rollin…your style is really relaxing you and that fellow in Washington right on with john Smith or something like that are too stingy with the 50/50…lol…good video and keep ‘em comin…🖖🏻
@@mrbenmall That's gonna have to be on my travel bucket list then! That name was given to me by a hiker named "Shakespeare" in Washington and has stuck! :) It's Tom in the real world! Thanks for your time on this RUclips Ben. Always great content
Thanks Dale. I got some of the music from the Music Library that RUclips provides for content creators. Others, I paid for through a stock music company called Pond5.
Hey Ben, first time watcher, gotta say I really liked the video important as with anything but I do hope you continue to create videos! Maybe your viewers can help with some video ideas to get some motivation. I’ve got to keep this comment brief because I need to watch all the other videos you’ve uploaded lol
Ben- If ever you are faced with this situation again, try to remove the screw. Good quality shears and Scissors are all meant to come apart easily. You can’t go wrong with red handles! 😃👍
Thanks John. Had I not gotten it when I did, that was going to be my next step. But I was hesitant because it didn't look like a normal nut.
Yes, YOU got the red handled vote, Pal!
You have no idea how much I missed your content and your friendly face. Great to see you back. We all appreciate your efforts mate.
Thank you Shed Man
Welcome back. Thanks for introducing your shop cat.
Thanks Margie. I have a regular B&B here for all the neighborhood cats. But Cookie is usually always very close by.
Glad to see you again Ben! Nice restoration of the scissors!
Thanks Merlin
Welcome back Ben! I'm glad you were able to get those scissors freed up! I like the red handles too!
Thanks Señor Magdad
I have missed your videos, Ben! Nice job on the scissors.
Thank you Bob
Huzzah! Both for your successful resurrection of the scissors and for getting a new video together! Welcome back! 👍😁👍
Thank you!
Good to see you Ben, nice save on the scissors, nothing wrong with a good pair of shop scissors.
Thanks Barry
Glad you're back. Was starting to get worried.
Thanks JP
So glad you're back BEN!!!! We've missed you :-)
Thanks IrishLion
Great to see you back Ben. Looking forward to seeing more of your episodes. Thanks.
Thanks Ian
Glad to see you back in the shop. That high carbon steel pitting looks terrible, but those sure do cut well...excellent work. Cheers
Thanks Joe.
Good to see these given a second life. I was expecting you may need heat to get the scissors to open, but the various fluids and cleaning did the trick. Scoutcrafter would like the red, but would have had to remove the pitting. The pitting looks too deep so not much left if removed.
Well done.
Dave.
Thanks LV.
Hey Ben .. my wife and I were so happy to see a new video from you. Love the quality of your content, especially the music cues. We’ve missed you
Thank you Bob. Glad you like my videos.
Glad to see your work again. A good heavy duty pair of shears but boy they were in rough shape. Way to persevere to bring them back. Your video work is excellent.
Thank you Michael
I'm so glad you're back. My wife and I both love your restorations. Welcome back, and thanks.
Thanks Chris
That is so nice seeing you again I think I can say this for all of us. We really missed you. Great job on the scissors by the way.
Thank you Allen. Hopefully I won't take that long of a break again.
Hi Mr. Ben. I was tickled to see your new video pop up! My coffee finally tasted good once again this morning as I enjoyed it with your video! and Your scissors came out nice... Scissors are a big challenge for me... I tell ya, I suck at them for sure... I can get them to looking ok....but they won't cut for nothing at the end! 🙂Excellent Job and video as always! Its "Gooder than Good" when Mr. Ben is back to making us videos!!! Thank ya and thanks for sharing!!!
Thanks Vic
Nice to see you back. Video was fun to watch. I was grunting with you, trying to open those scissors. Nice job! 😁🇨🇦
Thanks Digger
Glad you are back! Really enjoy your channel.
Thanks Randy
@@mrbenmall
You're very welcome!
Great to see you back, nice job and they cut fantastic.
Thanks Colin
Great to see you back Ben.
What a tidy little project too, I like the red also, a useful pair of scissors for any shop 👍🏻🇬🇧
Thank you Andy
it's a shame somebody let those rust so bad, its pretty hard to get this kind of quality in scissors nowadays, good job!
Yes, they were top quality at one point. Thanks Martin
Glad to see you again Ben. Great job on the scissors! Ready again for service. When I watch your videos, I think to myself, I like to try that. So your inspiring just as you are. An average guy with an average shop full of average tools that can take something and make it useful and beautiful again. Great job and thanks!
Thank you Doug
Time in the shop is not wasted.
Just a thought…
Thanks David
Really glad to see you back Ben! I thought you ran off and joined the service. Lol. The scissors came out nice for the amount of rust that had them locked solid. 🎥👍✌🇺🇸
The Foreign Legion wouldn't have me. Thanks Roger
Welcome back!! You have been missed! The shears will make excellent shop scissors for rags or sand paper type work. I have a pair that I cleaned up and painted orange so I could find them easier. Glad you are back!
Thanks Patrick
Hey Ben,
Glad to see yo back in the shop. I have days I don't want to do anything. Hard to get started.
The shears turned out good. Considering how they looked when you started I was surprised to were able to get them working.
Thanks. Yes unfortunately for me the days became months.
@@mrbenmall It happens.
Shorts have been a saving grace for me. I can use my phone and catch a 15 second clip of something, post in it another minute and on to something else.
I also have half a hundred projects waiting to be done so I just start the camera and go.
Not as polished of a presentation for sure. Editing eats up your day.
I edit while Lydia is telling me all about her day and plans for the next.
Do what you feel best doing. It's just nice to see how good your projects work out. .
Hey, no pressure Ben, it's always a pleasure to see one of your videos, but it's got to be right for you too, hope you're doing well !
That was quite a tough project to come back on, the irony of course is that the quality of the steel in those Wiss shears is partly why they're so badly rusted ! Anyway they came out great in the end and most importantly work well, I'm sure you could have gone harder on the pits etc, but it's as well to take a step back and consider before going in hard, ScoutCrafter has done a number of these and always warns about messing with the hollow grind !
Great to see you back, you've been missed !
Thanks Andy
Well Done, Ben! I love the color and how it turned out.
You have been missed! Thrilled to see you back!
Thanks Wingnut
This is so good! I love when a tool has to be soaked in the fluid. Entirely satisfying.
"This is so good" is the opposite of "it's bad... ITS BAD!" right?
Love having you back! Great job on scissors, I could never get the pitting out of a pair of mine either!
Thanks John
Glad to see your back getting them unstuck and cutting again always a job well done to get something back in service
Thanks Larry
WOO! HOO! Ben! Like an unexpected visit from a welcome friend. Always good to see you have a new vid for us! Fun project too! I dig the red too. :D Thanks Ben!
Thank you!
The end result was excellent and as a bonus you get a valuable tool in the shop
Yup. They work great.
Great seeing /hearing of you again Ben. You look well and I'm happy about that!
Thank you Alex
I watch RUclips not for you to try and figure out what I want but to watch someone doing what they enjoy, so have fun and they will come!
Thanks James
Wow, Ben, you are a miracle worker they turned out great for what you had to work with! Lately, I have been finding good scissors for a dollar or two. I have always draw filed the edge Just for kicks I tried a carbide speedy sharpener honing in both directions I resized a good burr fast. Worked really good just take light passes.
Thanks Michael
It's good to see you back Ben! Looking forward to your next video.
Thanks Rick
Hey Ben! It's great to see you back in the groove! Great job! Have Fun !
Thanks Bill
Beautiful job, Ben! Like everyone is saying, Good to have you back!
Thank you Tom
Nice, I have a similar pair in my workshop.
And the pry bar? That would make for a nice wee video. Sometimes the simple little restorations are the ones that spur us on to do things.
Thanks for the video.
Thank you John
Great to see you back, Ben! I thought your friend from Florida might have played a joke by welding the scissors together! Great job!
Thanks Paul
Great to see you back! Always liked your videos, so I missed you. I did the exact scissor about a year ago in red as well. Very good scissors. Thanks again.
Thanks Tony
Really nice to see a video by you again, Ben. I appreciate your efforts! Thanks.
Thanks Jeff
I was wondering about you this weekend. Glad you're back! Nice restoration.
Thanks Jim
Great to see you, Ben. Really enjoy your channel!😊
Thank you Colleen
Nicely done, they should make a nice pair of shop scissors.
Thanks! I think so too!
Great save on those. They will make a great shop tool.
Thank you Chuck
Nice job Ben and now you have some usable scissors 😊
Thanks James
@Ben Mall,
Great video. Glad you're uploading content again. Now, you've inspired me to create more content for my channel. It's been over a year...maybe 2!
If I may, here's a couple of shop ideas: Add 1 qt. of distilled water to 1 gal. of muriatic acid to take the place of the evapo-rust. No odor or off-gassing that will rust ferrous metals. Your soak-time would be approx. 1 hr. instead of overnight. If you don't want to store and reuse it, just set it outdoors and let it evaporate.
WD-40 summarily sucks as a lubricant. The "WD" stands for "Water Displacement" and it is a mediocre (at best), lubricant.
And, to take the place of WD-40, here's one of my favorite secrets: To 500ml of Acetone, add 125ml of ATF. Best penetrating oil ever, and inexpensive to make. Store in an HDPE or glass trigger spray bottle. It'll keep indefinitely.
keep up the good work!
Bill
Thanks Bill. Yes, I've used Muriatic Acid before. I've also used Citric Acid. Evaporust just feels a bit safer. I normally use PB Blaster as a lubricant but the WD40 is great when you need something very thin to clean a connection point. Scoutcrafter frequently recommends 50/50 which is his mixture of the Acetone and ATF. I haven't tried it yet.
SO GREAT TO SEE YOU BACK. REALLY MISSED YOUR VIDEOS HOPE YOU CONTINUE
Thank you Richard.
geeting out of a rut is really hard, glad to see you back.
Indeed it is. Thanks Shashank
Really glad to see uploading again Ben, We've missed you :-)
Thanks Steve
Fantastic to see you back on here Really missed you. Nice job on the scissors
Thanks Gordon
Glad you are back and those scissors cut very nice
Thanks Dale. Yes, they do.
Glad you are back. Always enjoy your videos. Told you we would be here when you decided to come back. Take care my friend.
Thanks Glen
Welcome back Ben. You've been missed.
Thanks Shoehorn
Good to see you on our screens again Ben . !!
Thanks Jim
Nice work Ben. As always great tunes and clean up.
Thank you Al!
I've been looking for your videos! Great to see you back.
Thanks Laura
great to see you back. Enjoy all your videos
Glad you like them DC
Where've you been, Ben 😊 Good to see you back.
Thanks E Glide.
Hey Ben! Good to see you! Hope all is well! You were missed! Welcome back!
Thanks Roy
Hey Ben, I'm glad to see ya back at it. And this video was one of your best. I was rooting for you to go those dang shear unstuck. Keep it up bud.
Thanks Jonathan
Great to see you again. Thanks for the video.
Thanks!
Glad you are back ! I still enjoy the background music ! 🙂
Thank you Al
Ben for us it’s the visit, Like running into an old coworker you thought a lot of.
Public speaking is similar I suppose, we know and enjoy your company but you don’t know many of us😃
Hope to see on the YT👍🏻
Food for thought, David. Thanks.
welcome back Ben man it's good to see you!!!
Thanks beachcomer
Hello Ben, I’ve always enjoyed your videos.
Welcome back.
Thanks Tocayo
Seems like I have scissors with every color handles under the sun but my favorites are the ones with red handles. Not sure why but red just seems the right color for scissors.
Thanks RBacon
Good to see you back !!! gotta keep the ball rollin…your style is really relaxing you and that fellow in Washington right on with john Smith or something like that are too stingy with the 50/50…lol…good video and keep ‘em comin…🖖🏻
Thanks Chuck
Looks great! Nice work! The red looks good.
Thank you Larry
Hey Ben just want you to know I really enjoyed your videos and I hope you start up again
Thanks Michael. Me too. I just can't seem to get motivated.
Great to see you back, and a great video, you keep up the great work
Thanks Bryan
Welcome back. Shears are back from the dead.
Thanks tues boomer
Good to have you back Ben.
Thanks Tony
You could mess around with bluing that little pry bar...
Perhaps. Not sure if I like bluing or not. The jury is still out.
Finally. Nice to see you back Ben!
Thanks John
Man! Been missing your posts! Thanks for coming back!
Thanks! (by the way, we just got a "Black Bear Diner" in our town. It's delicious!)
@@mrbenmall That's gonna have to be on my travel bucket list then! That name was given to me by a hiker named "Shakespeare" in Washington and has stuck! :)
It's Tom in the real world! Thanks for your time on this RUclips Ben. Always great content
@@blackbearhiker1420 blackbeardiner.com/
I was very happy to see your video. I kept wondering if you would ever get that shears to open.
Thanks Paul
Welcome back, Ben! You've been missed!
Thank you Jim
Go to see you back. I love that Stanley Vise you have there!
Thanks Lucas (I over-payed for that vise because I wanted it so badly)
Great video Ben! Good to see you back at it friend.
Thanks Buddy. Miss seeing you.
Great to have you back Ben!
Thanks Tobias
Glad to see your back doing videos. I see you got a new shop manager Cookie.
Thanks Jim. Cookie is a sweetie.
Thats a nice pair of scissors now Ben
Thank you sir!
Nicely done. I was wondering if you were going to get them open.
Yes, I use them often. THanks.
Glad you’re back. Great video.
Thanks Ttf Web
I'm impressed you got them looking good
Thanks, Diana.
Great to see a new video from you Ben
Thanks tommygun
Hi Ben, Good job on the scissors. I always enjoy your music on your videos, would you mind telling me where you get it.
Thanks Dale. I got some of the music from the Music Library that RUclips provides for content creators. Others, I paid for through a stock music company called Pond5.
I’m glad you back Ben 👍
Thanks EV
Welcome back, missed your videos, hope all is well.
Thanks Jack
Keep posting my friend we like your content.
Thanks Rusty
Glade to see your back I enjoy your videos
Thanks Michael
Hey Ben, first time watcher, gotta say I really liked the video important as with anything but I do hope you continue to create videos! Maybe your viewers can help with some video ideas to get some motivation.
I’ve got to keep this comment brief because I need to watch all the other videos you’ve uploaded lol
Thanks Cromiium
Nice to see you back again.
Thanks Frank
Good to have you back
Thanks Bob
Good to see you again.
Thanks Lyndon