Restoring 100 yr old chisels, for restoring 200 yr old+ windows, with london pattern beech handles
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- I have a boat load of vintage chisels, mostly with busted handles, so I put them back into service, because I have a boatload of clients with vintage windows, some of which date back to 1727, and they also need restoring.... that's why I've not been uploading much to RUclips - because well I'm not a RUclips, or a content creator.... I'm a restorer of old timber windows and doors, and Im spending time doing that, rather than uploading videos.
I don't really care if you subscribe or not, and honestly, i know you dont either. I do hope though that you enjoy the video, or better see, learn something are inspired, or maybe even get why I might take something destined for the landfill, and restore it to use in the restoration of something else.
I closed my website, decided that facebook was no longer enjoyable. We all know twitter is a dumpster fire, so I mainly use
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if you want to see more daily content, then thats the place to go.
New tools are nice, but I really like to see old tools being cleaned up and used.
You and me both…. Not only is it rather poetic restoring the tools used in restoration work, but also they’re much more pleasant to use than modern chisels too!
Great to see the tools being restored, and fantastic to see you recycling wool from the salon. Thanks so much for posting!
Hey bud, nice job. I really need to sort out my Grandads chisels, too. It would be great to use them, maybe even clean up his old wooden tool box to.
Well worth the time. I much prefer them to modern chisels.
NOOICE!
Old chisels are so much nicer to work with, and these London pattern handles make them much more tactile to work too!
That's a really nice style of handle
Thank you kindly, honestly they’re by far my favourite, so much nicer than the factory ones these days!
And even the round ones used for lower costs.
Highly recommended!!
Thank you👍👍👍
What species lumber do you use for your handles?
What thicknesser are you using there? I'm looking to buy my first one and currently researching
This one’s a metabo. It’s pretty good. I also own the dewalt.
They’re pretty much a muchness these days.
Just stay away from the orange Triton ones - they’re garbage, and will break in less than 12 months.
👍👍👍Thanks
No problem, hope you enjoyed the video. Maybe even learned something.
brill video buddy
Thanks 👍 well worth the effort. Filmed these over a year ago, just taken me that long to edit!
Nice!
Chers Andy, although i think a couple of them need re handled soon, since they’ve had loads of use in the year its been since I shot this footage! LOL!
@@BrainFizz Lol.
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Hope you found it inspiring!
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