Splitting Maul & Wedges.

Can they be saved? Once again, giving new life to old tools. I wonder how many tools like these in the video end up in the trash or recycling? This video is my form of recycling a Craftsman maul and a Stanley wedge, thanks for watching.

[@RobertSiwik1968]

I definitely see Craftsman! Nice job!

[@toolscouter]

That’s what I was thinking. It’s good to have some verification. Thanks again and see you soon.

[@freedomoverfeelings]

I love this guy! Awesome video. Like the dad I never had!

[@toolscouter]

I am flattered. Thanks so much for coming by for a visit and feel free to come by again. Have a great weekend.

[@michaellindsay8934]

Great video thanks for sharing

[@toolscouter]

Thank you for the kind words. So glad you’re enjoying the videos and hope to see you again soon.

[@martinwarner1178]

Brilliant skills, learned a lot on my first watched video. Thank you from England. Peace be unto you.

[@toolscouter]

Welcome to the channel from across the pond. Peace be onto you as well

[@maxhannum4616]

Love the splitting maul. Great profile

[@toolscouter]

Thanks Max. Have a great day.

[@ianstools4929]

Really well done cleaning those up! That maul came out great. You handled it really well! I can tell it’s not your first time doing that!!

[@toolscouter]

Thanks they worked great. Have a great day.

[@jackof1]

Those wedges look great! Nice work

[@toolscouter]

Thanks Jack of 1, I appreciate your kind comment. Hope to see you back again and have a great day.

[@mitchjohnson4970]

Would it help to fill the knots with epoxy?

[@toolscouter]

I’m sure that is a very good possibility. I even saw where somebody uses baking powder? or even talcum powder mixed with epoxy as a filler. You can probably even use similar colored sanding dust mixed with the epoxy. All of these will be things I’ll try in the future. Welcome to the channel and thanks so much for sharing

[@mitchjohnson4970]

@ToolScouter , I've never tried hanging hammer or axe handles. I'm usually really good at breaking them. I usually stick with steel or fiberglass handles because of that. However, I think your video might help me work up to it.

[@toolscouter]

Good luck. I think a wood handle feels so much better in my hand than anything else. I hope it goes well for you and thanks for sharing..