Hello James!!! I can’t tell you how much I appreciate you saying that! I really enjoy watching videos on RUclips and just wanted to contribute in some small way! I’m so glad you enjoy the content!!! Thanks so very much! 😃👍
Very nice tools again! Thans to video. Here Finlan is now hard time with corona virus. I have little Camera/Photography shop and i sit here along and watchin to You Tube... 😭
Hello Bernie! It’s pouring here, doesn’t look promising. Luckily I brought extra socks and sneakers for the ride home! I hate soggy feet! Lol. Thanks!!! 😃👍
Hello Wyatt! Those clamps are Ductile iron and always come out great! The cheaper clamps would pit and not look as good but you can't lose with good old quality alloys! Thanks very much! 😃👍
ScoutCrafter, tractor shows are great. I have several garden tractors, maytag engines, and a hit and miss motor. I love talking to the old timers about these machines. Have fun at the show, I'm looking forward to seeing what you find. Cheers.
Great videos! I'm just getting into tool restoration. I just finished my first monkey wrench which is similar to the one you show at 4:00. My pin wasn't staked and was easy to extract with a screwdriver. My next job is a huge plumbers wrench.
Hello Bob! That is awesome! The auto-wrenches are my favorite! The screw pins are easy to remove but sometimes back out after time so a drop of locktite really helps keep them in place... Thanks so much!!! 😃👍
Whooa , and I thought I had a lot of clamps. LOL....Good job John , but a whole lotta work as well . It makes me want to hit a few flea markets this weekend .
AmericanCoinHunting - Hi Dave!!! You know when you've been "collecting" anything for years, you pick up a few every year and you know how fast twenty years goes bye! The next thing you know you're looking at forty pairs of pliers trying to explain why you have so many! Lol. Thanks very much!!!! 😃👍
I rebuilt an old 1940s drill, had the motor rewound, replaced bearings. Because I use that drill often, I replaced the worn cord with a high quality 50' grounded extension cord. It's slightly bulky with the built-in long cord, but very useful for my needs.
Hello lwoodt1! You absolutely get it! When Some people say "why not just buy new" I just smile and shake my head... You can't buy this type of quality today! (As you know). Thanks very much!!! 😃👍
The collection is growing. That Monkey Wards tool may have been for the farmers. I have a good set of Duro Chrome wrench's from my Grand father, that are missed marked.( small sizes ) I haven't look into it, might be a common thing back then. These tool's are from late twenties or thirties. Wards tools had a good reputation , right up there with many tool makers. Thanks again Good stuff.
Hello norherman! You know I was thinking maybe that wrench was a throw-away, a second that didn't make it to the end of the line. Usually they just re-melt the rejects down again but the flange around the inside of the wrench shows that it didn't get to the finishing stage... Pretty cool! Thanks very much!!! 😃👍
Hello Lifes Journeyman ! Isn't that the truth!!!!! The older ductile iron ones are the best! Some of them were made so well too!!! Thanks very much!!! 😃👍
Hello Manolis! I use shellac that comes in the quart can but the spray shellac works great too! It can be used on wood, metal and even CANDY! Non toxic! Great stuff! Thanks very much! 😃👍
Have you tried Evaporust? That's all I use now. Used to have a bucket of vinegar/salt solution, too. Evaporust eliminated the need. Works pretty fast and it's reusable.
Hello Kadir! Really?!? Just ONE? Kadir they work best in sets... The problem is once you get the second clamp they multiply, and before you know it you are in my shoes!! They breed like rabbits!!! Thanks very much!!! 😃👍
Hello clive! Flash rusting is inevitable... There is no way around it, the best way I have found is as soon as it comes out of the baking soda bath, dry the part and then if it does flash rust a quick wire brushing or steel wooing will remove the surface rusting then immediately coat the tool with shellac or finish of your choice! Thanks so much!!! 😃👍
ScoutCrafter Thankyou for the reply.....I will be getting some shellac today. At least I now know I wasn’t doing anything wrong and flash rust is part and parcel of restoration. Keep up the great work, there’s something very cathartic watching something that’s old being restored.
Definitely agree that that wrench must have been a reject or a second. Besides the j aw grinding, there's just something overall cheap feeling about it. Too square and block y.
Hello Gord! Are you talking about the Monkey Wrench rear of the upper slide? If so the lighting made the flashing look like a crack but it was just a protruding seam! I've yet to get one of these wrenches cracked, a lot of them are bent but they were pretty malleable! Thanks very much!!!!!!!
On a similar one I cleaned by B&R Phila. with Ford script there is a definite line almost all the way up. It is not flashing but in a very slight depression. If you have access to Liquid penetrant you may find that it is a crack. Of the four that I have cleaned up, 2 have indicators of crack, perhaps only surface, in a straight line up the length of it. I have some of the huge adjustables done and several sizes of Soldering Coppers.
Hello Makers! Absolutely! However if I was only relying on shellac I would give it one more coat. Shellac is awesome and really lasts! I take it you might like the original metal finish? Thanks very much!!!!!!
Adam Ant a wire wheel is good for removing flash (surface) rust, but won’t remove heavier embedded rust. It will just burnish in the rust defeating the purpose. Factors such as the porosity of the metal and the type of wire wheel have an effect on the results.
They all came up nicely dudnt they? The clamp in orange looked good..The swaged hole edges on the monkey wrench we call it "staking" ..The open end wrench makes me wonder..It should have been properly broached at the factory,iafter all its only a one step process..Hmm?
Hello Jusb! Everytime you comment it’s like an education for me! I’m always shocked at how some things differ on the other side of the pond! Wow! Thanks very much! 😃👍
Hello Dallas! The funny thing is that those are just the ones waiting to be painted! Lol. Everybody needs a minimum of six clamps! 😃. Thanks very much!!! 😃👍
Hello BG! LOL! You are right! I get it every year but only every 6 or 7 years do I get it bad! Thank God it's all gone now, but it takes a minimum of three weeks to go away! Thanks again!!!!
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The best four words on RUclips... "Hey everybody, ScoutCrafter here". Your vids make me happy mate. Please never stop!
Hello James!!! I can’t tell you how much I appreciate you saying that! I really enjoy watching videos on RUclips and just wanted to contribute in some small way! I’m so glad you enjoy the content!!! Thanks so very much! 😃👍
This blast from the past popped up on my feed today. Wow were you young when you started!
Very nice tools again! Thans to video. Here Finlan is now hard time with corona virus. I have little Camera/Photography shop and i sit here along and watchin to You Tube... 😭
Great tips! I have a few clamps too. Enjoy the tractor show. Can't wait to see what you pick up.
Hello Bernie! It’s pouring here, doesn’t look promising. Luckily I brought extra socks and sneakers for the ride home! I hate soggy feet! Lol. Thanks!!! 😃👍
Some of those clamps really cleaned up well and look good in the natural state.
Hello Wyatt! Those clamps are Ductile iron and always come out great! The cheaper clamps would pit and not look as good but you can't lose with good old quality alloys! Thanks very much! 😃👍
Those clamps are great, I am slowly starting to assemble a collection of clamps. Great video, thanks for sharing. Cheers
Hello Joe! Hopefully I will get something unusual tomorrow at the tractor show! Thanks very much! 😃👍
ScoutCrafter, tractor shows are great. I have several garden tractors, maytag engines, and a hit and miss motor. I love talking to the old timers about these machines. Have fun at the show, I'm looking forward to seeing what you find. Cheers.
I enjoy, watching all your vids....My form of entertainment as well as Knowledge....Thank "U"
Great videos! I'm just getting into tool restoration. I just finished my first monkey wrench which is similar to the one you show at 4:00. My pin wasn't staked and was easy to extract with a screwdriver. My next job is a huge plumbers wrench.
Hello Bob! That is awesome! The auto-wrenches are my favorite! The screw pins are easy to remove but sometimes back out after time so a drop of locktite really helps keep them in place... Thanks so much!!! 😃👍
Whooa , and I thought I had a lot of clamps. LOL....Good job John , but a whole lotta work as well . It makes me want to hit a few flea markets this weekend .
AmericanCoinHunting - Hi Dave!!! You know when you've been "collecting" anything for years, you pick up a few every year and you know how fast twenty years goes bye! The next thing you know you're looking at forty pairs of pliers trying to explain why you have so many! Lol. Thanks very much!!!! 😃👍
I'm going to clean-up and paint my old hand-me-down tools.
Thanks for all the tips.
Hello Absaalookemensch! Hand-me-down tools are the BEST! Nothing is better then restoring a tool that was handed down to you... Thanks very much!!!!
I rebuilt an old 1940s drill, had the motor rewound, replaced bearings. Because I use that drill often, I replaced the worn cord with a high quality 50' grounded extension cord. It's slightly bulky with the built-in long cord, but very useful for my needs.
It just goes to show that for a little money and effort ,you can have a great tool collection to use and hand down .thanks for your videos.
Hello lwoodt1! You absolutely get it! When Some people say "why not just buy new" I just smile and shake my head... You can't buy this type of quality today! (As you know). Thanks very much!!! 😃👍
The collection is growing. That Monkey Wards tool may have been for the farmers. I have a good set of Duro Chrome wrench's from my Grand father, that are missed marked.( small sizes ) I haven't look into it, might be a common thing back then. These tool's are from late twenties or thirties. Wards tools had a good reputation , right up there with many tool makers. Thanks again Good stuff.
Hello norherman! You know I was thinking maybe that wrench was a throw-away, a second that didn't make it to the end of the line. Usually they just re-melt the rejects down again but the flange around the inside of the wrench shows that it didn't get to the finishing stage... Pretty cool! Thanks very much!!! 😃👍
You can never have to many clamps. Great work. Have fun st the show
Hello Lifes Journeyman ! Isn't that the truth!!!!! The older ductile iron ones are the best! Some of them were made so well too!!! Thanks very much!!! 😃👍
Nice video! The orange clamp looks great! The shellac you use is the same used for wood? Do you use spray on shellac?
Hello Manolis! I use shellac that comes in the quart can but the spray shellac works great too! It can be used on wood, metal and even CANDY! Non toxic! Great stuff! Thanks very much! 😃👍
Have you tried Evaporust? That's all I use now. Used to have a bucket of vinegar/salt solution, too. Evaporust eliminated the need. Works pretty fast and it's reusable.
Много хубава колекция от С-стяги ! Браво !:-) 👍
Hello Крум! My friend!!! Thankyou!!! 😃👍
Nice clamps sir..I have only one C clamp :) and I use it for everything... :)
Hello Kadir! Really?!? Just ONE? Kadir they work best in sets... The problem is once you get the second clamp they multiply, and before you know it you are in my shoes!! They breed like rabbits!!! Thanks very much!!! 😃👍
I know sir..! :D I buy one more today :D
Hello Kadir! And so it starts... Lol. 😃👍
Nothing simpler than vinager .
Brilliant.and you got more g cramps than me !!!
Hello Tony! You can never have too many!!! Lol. Thanks very much!!! 😃👍
How do you deal with flash rusting
Hello clive! Flash rusting is inevitable... There is no way around it, the best way I have found is as soon as it comes out of the baking soda bath, dry the part and then if it does flash rust a quick wire brushing or steel wooing will remove the surface rusting then immediately coat the tool with shellac or finish of your choice! Thanks so much!!! 😃👍
ScoutCrafter Thankyou for the reply.....I will be getting some shellac today. At least I now know I wasn’t doing anything wrong and flash rust is part and parcel of restoration. Keep up the great work, there’s something very cathartic watching something that’s old being restored.
Definitely agree that that wrench must have been a reject or a second. Besides the j aw grinding, there's just something overall cheap feeling about it. Too square and block y.
At :46 you can see the crack (cold shut) on the movable casting.
Nice job. I do similar restoration.
Hello Gord! Are you talking about the Monkey Wrench rear of the upper slide? If so the lighting made the flashing look like a crack but it was just a protruding seam! I've yet to get one of these wrenches cracked, a lot of them are bent but they were pretty malleable! Thanks very much!!!!!!!
On a similar one I cleaned by B&R Phila. with Ford script there is a definite line almost all the way up. It is not flashing but in a very slight depression. If you have access to Liquid penetrant you may find that it is a crack. Of the four that I have cleaned up, 2 have indicators of crack, perhaps only surface, in a straight line up the length of it.
I have some of the huge adjustables done and several sizes of Soldering Coppers.
Would the shellac by I self protected from rusting?
Hello Makers! Absolutely! However if I was only relying on shellac I would give it one more coat. Shellac is awesome and really lasts! I take it you might like the original metal finish? Thanks very much!!!!!!
ok. thanks you for all your tips,
Why bother with the acid bath if you're going to brush them with the wire wheel anyway?
Adam Ant a wire wheel is good for removing flash (surface) rust, but won’t remove heavier embedded rust. It will just burnish in the rust defeating the purpose. Factors such as the porosity of the metal and the type of wire wheel have an effect on the results.
They all came up nicely dudnt they? The clamp in orange looked good..The swaged hole edges on the monkey wrench we call it "staking" ..The open end wrench makes me wonder..It should have been properly broached at the factory,iafter all its only a one step process..Hmm?
I don't use C-clamps but those look pretty sexy. Very nice 👍🏻👊🏻
Hello Chris! C-clamps are awesome! They have so many uses, once you get a few you will wonder how you ever lived without them!!! Thanks very much! 😃👍
cast clamps have become more valuable than gold in the UK, you can not buy them cheap, not a chance
Hello Jusb! Everytime you comment it’s like an education for me! I’m always shocked at how some things differ on the other side of the pond! Wow! Thanks very much! 😃👍
Dam that's a lot of Clamps lol
Hello Dallas! The funny thing is that those are just the ones waiting to be painted! Lol. Everybody needs a minimum of six clamps! 😃. Thanks very much!!! 😃👍
Oh my, poison ivy rash is horrid. I hope it is better by now.
Hello BG! LOL! You are right! I get it every year but only every 6 or 7 years do I get it bad! Thank God it's all gone now, but it takes a minimum of three weeks to go away! Thanks again!!!!
P M me an address , so that I can send you an item you could be interested in ! Thanks !
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Please give me an address to mail to ! Items are not heavy ! Al .