That Simpson AC voltmeter was designed by my uncle and mentor Gordon Engstrom Jr. He was also a navy radio man serving our country through many major battles in WW II. An every day hero.
Love the flea🦗 market scene, especially the tools. That Dizzy 💫Doodler is the star find and reminds me of the16th century German astronomer Johannes Kepler, who made countless models to try to replicate planetary tracks across the sky. He was using circular motion to no avail and much disatisfaction, untill one day he tried the ellipse. Back to the Dizzy Doodler, 🦆it was a time when some amazing childrens toys were made. 🐸
When you said you bought the doodler “for us” it reminded me of My Cousin Vinny when he explains to the judge that he “bought this ridiculous suit for him”.
I've never seen an Insulator show like these here before in Germany. Great show. I like the aeroplane cockpit on the fleamarket. What interssting.The Dizzy Doodler is amazing.
Fantastic John 😃.. those insulators are pure art.. I never realised there was such a following, they’d look beautiful illuminated ! great stuff , cheers Rob
Hi John. I had no idea there were so many of those old insulators these days.love your new toy. That is really cool.great video. Love when you go to those shows.have a great day.👍👍❤.
WOW this whole video was great John, you have a great channel. Looking at those insulators they actually look like works of art. Thank you for all you bring us.
Awesome episode ! Hard to pick my favorite, the dizzy doodler was really neat. I had a spiro-graph when I was a kid also and had a blast with it. Thanks again and have a great week and see you Wednesday
Great video! Interesting to see all of those insulators and that doodler is fantastic. I used to love the old spirograph but that thing is way cooler. Definitely worth the road trip!
This is fantastic! We went with you to a Insulator Show, a flea market and we got to play with a Dizzy Doodler! No where else in RUclips Land would bring us to this level of enjoyment! :D
Another great video, ScoutCrafter! 👍🏻 Nice haul from the insulator show and Elephants Trunk. As someone who also had a SpiroGraph growing up it was interesting to see the precursor to that, the Dizzy Doodler. Of the two I think the SpiroGraph had the better name. 😂
I never knew there were so many types of insulators and in the different colors. Like the flea market tour, nice score on the adjustable bit, it is in excellent condition. You know you’re spoiling us with all those toys you bring home for us and you to play with.😮😊😂 Thanks for the video, enjoyed watching.
Didnt realise how awesome some of those insulator were....heck our little poles down here would hold'em i dont think.lol.. the dizzy doodler is as you say the cat pajamas!! Good stuff
The flea market and insulator show looked like such a good time. I havent been to a flea market since last years Jacktown. Im lovin the Dizzy Doodler!!
Great show, I think I sent you the two clear insulators I had. It’s always fun to walk around flea markets. I quit doing it because I have plenty of treasures to restore. Your new toy does beautiful art work. I’m looking forward to the power meter restoration. It’s just not the typical project. Sometimes you learn as you go. Just apply all the patience’s you have. Thank You
John when I was a kid my parents sent me to an aunts farm in ND for the summers, insulators everywhere in the fields. Target practice with a 22… now I shake my head, what a waste.😢😢😢
Glad you had a good weekend John, it's amazing the variety of those insulators, I particularly like the Purple/Lilac ones ! Lots of interesting stuff at Elephants Trunk, I knew you'd zoom in on that Cockpit, I liked the Kendall grease tin dispenser, that expansive bit was a bargain, I have a couple that came in a little wooden box with a slide in lid. The Dizzy Doodler is Epic, it looks way more fun than a Spirograph - they used to drive me nuts - the pens were always poor so didn't leave a consistent line and if you pressed hard to try to get a good line you'd knock the pins out and ruin the design !
The Dizzy Doodler was cool. I had a Spirograph as a kid but never heard of the Doodler. Some of those insulators were out of this world. The huge clear one must have weighed quite a bit. Thanks for the tour of Elephant Trunk. Great show!
After seeing your first video about The Pink Stuff, the video was not even over and I had ordered some. It was sitting on my front porch the next day. Have not had a chance to use it yet, but I will.
Never seen a Dizzy Doodler, but it was cool! I just knew at least one of those ginormus light bulbs was coming home with you, but your restraint was impressive my friend LOL
You had too much fun this weekend! So many items I liked; the insulators, the electric meter, and the hands down favorite: THE DIZZY DOODLER! Thanks for an enjoyable episode.
Just a comment about the axe, and I am no expert, but many axes and even knives have hardened cutting edges. On some, you can see the line where the different materials have been forged together to make a stronger, more durable cutting edge. The wrap-around edge on that axe is something I have not seen, but it like it was factory installed on the video. Thanks. And I want one of the doodlers. LOL
This was a really good episode John! The Dizzy Doodler took me back to my childhood and the Spirograph I had. Both of these are so cool and I spent hours with the Spirograph. Thanks for sharing this.
I meant to tell you but forgot. If you ever get in the mood for a long road trip that flea market is in lucasville Ohio. They have it three times a year ( you can Google the dates). But book a room very early cause EVERYONE loves the lucasville trade days. If you go make sure to video it. ....GOD Bless
I absolutely love a flea market. You never know what you'll find. There's one about 100 miles from me that is just fantastic. Old tools galore.but the last time I was there a huge crowd of asian vendors were there and we'll.....let's say it made a very unpleasant visit. You did well ol hoss. Keep the videos coming. Don't get me wrong I'm not anti asain
As someone who collects old toys, that Dizzy Doodler is a new one for me. That is beyond cool. Fantastic find! I can't believe the prices on some of those insulators, Holy crap!!
Great video👍 Awesome shots of the insulator show and the elephant trunk show. They had some beautiful blue🔵 and purple🟣 insulators there. The ones you got there looked 👀awesome!, especially those 🟢green ones.🔥👍👍 I liked that vintage can with that full thing of soldering paste you got ,fantastic. Also the cans graphics looks amazing. That was a great find. Also you can’t go wrong with Simpson Electric meters. The voltage meter you got cleaned up great and the voltage reading was spot on. I always wanted one of there Analog VOM ‘s . I put those meters up there with the Fluke ones any day, fantastic stuff. 👍👍 Also great find finding that vintage kilowatt meter, that will make a great video ,can’t wait to see. That dollar display there had some great stuff. I seen some cool wrenches 🔧 and a couple of oil cans that looked like they would have cleaned up great . There was one display you showed us that had a big fire 🔥🚨alarm , that I was surprised you didn’t get it, it looked awesome! 😂😂👍👍That N.O.S. Irwin #22 wood bit was a awesome find, can’t wait to see you show us that one in action. That Dizzy Doodler was so cool to see , I think it is awesome! You made some fantastic cool designs with it!👍 That reminds me of the gizmo that Thomas Jefferson created called the portable Polygraph. What a fantastic shot of Old Glory 🇺🇸 flying in the breeze with that beautiful blue sky. Well again great video and can’t wait to see what you do on Wednesday. Have a great evening. 😄👍👍
Was curious on why the insulators were different colors. One article said the glass companies used whatever surplus material they had...I had about a dozen clear insulators a few years back. Sold them on ebay.. didn't get much for them
You had a busy day John. As well as the insulators the lightning rods at the show were pretty cool. Always like the vintage electrical systems you pick up and the projects you do with them. I still have a voltage/amp tester on my "to do" projects that I picked up from you on an earlier video!
@@ScoutCrafter You can only calibrate the zero. The rest is defined by the meter movement. And the resistors and their quality. These meters have a tolerance, how much depends on the mechanical quality of the meter itself and the tolerances of the resistors they used inside. The resistors in there are usually not the conventional resistors we know from microelectronics, they look more like coils. Usually wrapped bifilar on an insulator core to reduce the AC frequency impact on the measurement. I've seen 1%, 1.5%, 2.5% of the end of scale value, so in that case the 250V is 100%. Such meters have the most exact value in the last third of the scale.
So I'm thinking, 'thats a lot of insulators' and then I realised where they came from and what they did - Hah! Just how many of those things were manufactured? - surely that room contains 'none' compared to the total they were in use over the decades! Wow!
Great video. I liked the dizzy doodle. To go further you should check out a harmonograph. They have two or more swinging weights. By adjusting the length of the weights you can get an endless range of patterns. RUclipsr Matthias Wandel experimented with them a few years ago. pretty cool. I've never seen a dizzy doodle and I never had a spirograph, but ther are interesting.
There's so much great stuff at that flea market, with a bit a space a man like me could be in hughe trouble! I really like a lot of that stuff. I almost bought a vintage battery charger the other week because of the cool graphics, but where do I leave all this stuff. Also very curious to see what you do with the insulators. Display them?
Hey, John, I saw a great project idea for insulators, angle mount them on a board and create a coat rack. It's hard to find other ideas, do you know of other uses?
The insulators had a limited range of colors. A few yellow and beer bottle brown but I think I saw only one red one. Why no red glass? Also, there were a few ceramic insulators - why was glass preferred? I suspect that glass handled the freeze-thaw cycle better than ceramic. Thanks for taking us along.
Brian- different ingredients are used for different colors, copper and selenium are used for red and more expensive. Insulators were inexpensive and disposable. Some rare examples were just beautiful! 😃👍
we have pink stuff i sweden the past and for floor cleaner and fore bathrooms and the miracle multi- purpose cleaner for cleane citcentabels and adder plasis great video as alwase intresting stuff have too showe i lovote have a gret wekend
I have to say, I never understood the love affair some people have with glass insulators, mainly because they have no practical use to the average person! Nice video though.
For a show you felt was thrown together it was one of your best. Loved the Dizzy Doodler. I remember giving a Spirograph to my kids many Christmases ago but this thing is really super. Your enthusiasm for the items you find and restore is what makes your shows so interesting. Keep up the good work!
OMG... I never knew a show like this existed. I would be 100% broke after buying all of those Blue insulators. I have got to find one of these shows near me.
The Dizzy Doodler is very cool! Great find! 👍😀😎😎😎
That Simpson AC voltmeter was designed by my uncle and mentor Gordon Engstrom Jr. He was also a navy radio man serving our country through many major battles in WW II. An every day hero.
Marc! How great is that! I love Simpson! I have special plans for that meter. 😃👍
More Dizzy Doodler. Awesome.
Some insulator designs I had not seen before. Very interesting.
I love the Dizzy Doodler. I wonder why that was not popular.
Dave.
Love the Dizzy Doodler, Spirograph was my favorite toy when I was a Kid!! You're the Tit's Bud, thanks for that great Shout Out!!☻
That cut-away video was absolutely fantastic!
@@ScoutCrafter Thanks Bud!! The Band Saw is your Friend, use the Cutoff wheel only when necessary!!☻
Love the flea🦗 market scene, especially the tools. That Dizzy 💫Doodler is the star find and reminds me of the16th century German astronomer Johannes Kepler, who made countless models to try to replicate planetary tracks across the sky. He was using circular motion to no avail and much disatisfaction, untill one day he tried the ellipse. Back to the Dizzy Doodler, 🦆it was a time when some amazing childrens toys were made. 🐸
I can't believe how many different insulators they had. The dizzy doodler is amazing
Thanks for sharing your trip with us
What a great show. I feel like I was with you at both events.Thanks for taking us along
When you said you bought the doodler “for us” it reminded me of My Cousin Vinny when he explains to the judge that he “bought this ridiculous suit for him”.
I've never seen an Insulator show like these here before in Germany. Great show. I like the aeroplane cockpit on the fleamarket. What interssting.The Dizzy Doodler is amazing.
Fantastic John 😃.. those insulators are pure art.. I never realised there was such a following, they’d look beautiful illuminated ! great stuff , cheers Rob
Hi John. I had no idea there were so many of those old insulators these days.love your new toy. That is really cool.great video. Love when you go to those shows.have a great day.👍👍❤.
Watching you and your find’s is a great love learning about new old items thanks
Absolutely loved the whole episode, all brilliant things, absolutely amazing Scoutcrafter, thank you so much 👍👍👍🇺🇸🇬🇧✌️
The Dizzy Doodler is something a kid would like today...cool toy...🖖
the dizzy doodler was a hit with me
I am blown away by all of different colors and shapes. How wonderful.
The Dizzy Doodler is fantastic.
Great Show Buddy. This is the kind of stuff I love. Fast moving,getting a lot done!
WOW this whole video was great John, you have a great channel. Looking at those insulators they actually look like works of art. Thank you for all you bring us.
Some of them were big money! 😂👍
@@ScoutCrafter I noticed that.
You certainly know how to give a gal a treat, John. You took her to an insulator show?
Only the best…. 😂
I never heard of this show before. I wish I had as I only live 5 minutes away from there! That Dizzy Doodler is ingenious, by the way.
Thoroughly enjoyed this show! Lots of cool things.
Awesome episode ! Hard to pick my favorite, the dizzy doodler was really neat. I had a spiro-graph when I was a kid also and had a blast with it. Thanks again and have a great week and see you Wednesday
Great video! Interesting to see all of those insulators and that doodler is fantastic. I used to love the old spirograph but that thing is way cooler. Definitely worth the road trip!
I loved it all!! I wish we had shows like yours out in the sticks. The Lightning rods with the exploding insulators are the best ever.
Love the Dizzy Doodler.
This is fantastic! We went with you to a Insulator Show, a flea market and we got to play with a Dizzy Doodler! No where else in RUclips Land would bring us to this level of enjoyment! :D
Tim- That Dizzy Doodler really surprised me! Old school fun! 😃👍
Another great video, ScoutCrafter! 👍🏻 Nice haul from the insulator show and Elephants Trunk. As someone who also had a SpiroGraph growing up it was interesting to see the precursor to that, the Dizzy Doodler. Of the two I think the SpiroGraph had the better name. 😂
I never knew there were so many types of insulators and in the different colors. Like the flea market tour, nice score on the adjustable bit, it is in excellent condition. You know you’re spoiling us with all those toys you bring home for us and you to play with.😮😊😂 Thanks for the video, enjoyed watching.
Some very good finds. I’ve used those adjustable drill bits for putting in door knobs on old doors. Loving that doodler
Good show today John.
Didnt realise how awesome some of those insulator were....heck our little poles down here would hold'em i dont think.lol.. the dizzy doodler is as you say the cat pajamas!! Good stuff
That dizzy doodler was very impressive, such interesting patterns.
The flea market and insulator show looked like such a good time. I havent been to a flea market since last years Jacktown. Im lovin the Dizzy Doodler!!
May 18th! You are due! 😂👍
@@ScoutCrafter yes sir well over due!!
Great show, I think I sent you the two clear insulators I had. It’s always fun to walk around flea markets. I quit doing it because I have plenty of treasures to restore. Your new toy does beautiful art work. I’m looking forward to the power meter restoration. It’s just not the typical project. Sometimes you learn as you go. Just apply all the patience’s you have. Thank You
Jess- Everyone loved your chain jack! With all your interests I don’t know where you get the time to fish! 😃👍
John when I was a kid my parents sent me to an aunts farm in ND for the summers, insulators everywhere in the fields. Target practice with a 22… now I shake my head, what a waste.😢😢😢
It’s true, I think the fact that they were destroyed by the thousands adds to their value. 😃👍
That is very cool! I have never been to such a show! Thanks for going and filming for us! Though I kept waiting for a shattering glass sound! 😬😬😬😬
My GF was shocked that all that glass was just teetering on the edge of those tables. 🫣😂👍
Glad you had a good weekend John, it's amazing the variety of those insulators, I particularly like the Purple/Lilac ones ! Lots of interesting stuff at Elephants Trunk, I knew you'd zoom in on that Cockpit, I liked the Kendall grease tin dispenser, that expansive bit was a bargain, I have a couple that came in a little wooden box with a slide in lid. The Dizzy Doodler is Epic, it looks way more fun than a Spirograph - they used to drive me nuts - the pens were always poor so didn't leave a consistent line and if you pressed hard to try to get a good line you'd knock the pins out and ruin the design !
That’s what Echa-Sketch would have looked like if it was made for the troops in WW2😊
The Dizzy Doodler was cool. I had a Spirograph as a kid but never heard of the Doodler. Some of those insulators were out of this world. The huge clear one must have weighed quite a bit. Thanks for the tour of Elephant Trunk. Great show!
Thanks John.
After seeing your first video about The Pink Stuff, the video was not even over and I had ordered some. It was sitting on my front porch the next day. Have not had a chance to use it yet, but I will.
I think it’s a great addition to the cleaning staff, it’s slightly abrasive but that helps in some difficult cleaning jobs. 😃👍
You get the coolest things
Dizzy Doodlger WOW!!!! SC I love it I must acquire one if the boss allows me
Wow! Dizzy Doodler they had so much fun stuff back in the day.
Never seen a Dizzy Doodler, but it was cool! I just knew at least one of those ginormus light bulbs was coming home with you, but your restraint was impressive my friend LOL
Terry- believe it or not I forgot to ask the price! 🫣😂👍
I was in a thrift shop locally, they had a lamp made with an electric meter.
Back in the 70’s lots of people were making lamps from those meters, also parking meters! It was the craze! 😂👍
Fun stuff!
The doodler is wild....how cool. Great stuff. Cheers
Thanks John , thar was awesome 👍
Thank you , Great video John!
You had too much fun this weekend! So many items I liked; the insulators, the electric meter, and the hands down favorite: THE DIZZY DOODLER! Thanks for an enjoyable episode.
Tony-I think we were all shocked at how cool the doodler is! 😂👍
Dizzy doodler, slicker than snot love it
Just a comment about the axe, and I am no expert, but many axes and even knives have hardened cutting edges. On some, you can see the line where the different materials have been forged together to make a stronger, more durable cutting edge. The wrap-around edge on that axe is something I have not seen, but it like it was factory installed on the video. Thanks. And I want one of the doodlers. LOL
That dizzy doodler is extremely cool. Never seen one before and I'm an old timer; that's probably from my era but I missed it.
Buddy- They say about the 40’s but I never even heard of one! 😃👍
This was a really good episode John! The Dizzy Doodler took me back to my childhood and the Spirograph I had. Both of these are so cool and I spent hours with the Spirograph. Thanks for sharing this.
Great MMM! Cool stuff you picked up especially the Dizzy Doodler.
My kinda weekend looking for cool, awesome stuff. You got a good haul there.👍🏻
I meant to tell you but forgot. If you ever get in the mood for a long road trip that flea market is in lucasville Ohio. They have it three times a year ( you can Google the dates). But book a room very early cause EVERYONE loves the lucasville trade days. If you go make sure to video it. ....GOD Bless
Dizzy doodler is pretty cool, better than the spiral graph. Love your videos, thanks for your time and knowledge
I absolutely love a flea market. You never know what you'll find. There's one about 100 miles from me that is just fantastic. Old tools galore.but the last time I was there a huge crowd of asian vendors were there and we'll.....let's say it made a very unpleasant visit. You did well ol hoss. Keep the videos coming. Don't get me wrong I'm not anti asain
Garry- I agree the best flea markets are old fashioned ones packed with lots of old stuff. 😃👍
As someone who collects old toys, that Dizzy Doodler is a new one for me. That is beyond cool. Fantastic find! I can't believe the prices on some of those insulators, Holy crap!!
Me too! I asked the guy who was selling it “What the heck is that thing?” 😂👍
Great video👍 Awesome shots of the insulator show and the elephant trunk show. They had some beautiful blue🔵 and purple🟣 insulators there. The ones you got there looked 👀awesome!, especially those 🟢green ones.🔥👍👍 I liked that vintage can with that full thing of soldering paste you got ,fantastic. Also the cans graphics looks amazing. That was a great find. Also you can’t go wrong with Simpson Electric meters. The voltage meter you got cleaned up great and the voltage reading was spot on. I always wanted one of there Analog VOM ‘s . I put those meters up there with the Fluke ones any day, fantastic stuff. 👍👍 Also great find finding that vintage kilowatt meter, that will make a great video ,can’t wait to see. That dollar display there had some great stuff. I seen some cool wrenches 🔧 and a couple of oil cans that looked like they would have cleaned up great . There was one display you showed us that had a big fire 🔥🚨alarm , that I was surprised you didn’t get it, it looked awesome! 😂😂👍👍That N.O.S. Irwin #22 wood bit was a awesome find, can’t wait to see you show us that one in action. That Dizzy Doodler was so cool to see , I think it is awesome! You made some fantastic cool designs with it!👍 That reminds me of the gizmo that Thomas Jefferson created called the portable Polygraph. What a fantastic shot of Old Glory 🇺🇸 flying in the breeze with that beautiful blue sky. Well again great video and can’t wait to see what you do on Wednesday. Have a great evening. 😄👍👍
Steven- I’ve been looking for a firebox but prices are really unreasonably high. You’ve got good eyes picking that out! 😃👍
There was some cool 3D printed, articulated dragons there! 😎😎😎
I’ve always wanted an electric meter. I love that toy. The insulator show looks pretty cool.
I could see starting an insulator collection at $4 each or 3/$10. Wow!
At the show there were lots of $1 insulators that were in great shape no chips! That entire box of clear insulators I bought was $20! 😃👍
I really need to check out Elephant Trunk. Another great episode and great finds. What kind of maniac didn’t have a Spirograph as a kid?
Was curious on why the insulators were different colors. One article said the glass companies used whatever surplus material they had...I had about a dozen clear insulators a few years back. Sold them on ebay.. didn't get much for them
Yes- it seems the odd colors like blue, purple violet and orange really command the high prices.
That is really cool. Thanks for posting.
Great video. All of your videos are so interesting.
You had a busy day John. As well as the insulators the lightning rods at the show were pretty cool. Always like the vintage electrical systems you pick up and the projects you do with them. I still have a voltage/amp tester on my "to do" projects that I picked up from you on an earlier video!
Ken- I am looking to get a lightning rod for my Sister. 😃👍
Wow that was some amazing stuff at those shows and love that doodler gadget 👍
I definitely have to add "slicker than snot" to my bag of tricks 🤣 it's been a long time since i heard that one.
Like a kid with a new toy 😂 AMAZING!
What a great video! That "doodler" got a smile out of me.
The screw on the voltmeter is just to adjust the zero.
Marcel- I am trying to find out how to calibrate this meter. I would like it to be spot on. 😃👍
@@ScoutCrafter You can only calibrate the zero. The rest is defined by the meter movement. And the resistors and their quality. These meters have a tolerance, how much depends on the mechanical quality of the meter itself and the tolerances of the resistors they used inside. The resistors in there are usually not the conventional resistors we know from microelectronics, they look more like coils. Usually wrapped bifilar on an insulator core to reduce the AC frequency impact on the measurement.
I've seen 1%, 1.5%, 2.5% of the end of scale value, so in that case the 250V is 100%. Such meters have the most exact value in the last third of the scale.
We know you wanted that cockpit piece. 😉
I took flying lessons for years, that was used to practice for your instrument rating. 😃👍
That's a neet doodler I've never seen one before my time
The Dizzy Doodler was cool! 😃👌🏼
So I'm thinking, 'thats a lot of insulators' and then I realised where they came from and what they did - Hah! Just how many of those things were manufactured? - surely that room contains 'none' compared to the total they were in use over the decades! Wow!
I have 2 of those hatchet axe both new old stock handle have paper label.bahco
Ralph- I think mine is a knockoff, Bahco makes good stuff! 😃👍
Great video. I liked the dizzy doodle. To go further you should check out a harmonograph. They have two or more swinging weights. By adjusting the length of the weights you can get an endless range of patterns. RUclipsr Matthias Wandel experimented with them a few years ago. pretty cool. I've never seen a dizzy doodle and I never had a spirograph, but ther are interesting.
Fantastic x 100 ugh
There's so much great stuff at that flea market, with a bit a space a man like me could be in hughe trouble! I really like a lot of that stuff. I almost bought a vintage battery charger the other week because of the cool graphics, but where do I leave all this stuff. Also very curious to see what you do with the insulators. Display them?
I’m not a huge collector but I wind up buying about a dozen a year. I want to make a wall display for them. 😃👍
Hey, John, I saw a great project idea for insulators, angle mount them on a board and create a coat rack. It's hard to find other ideas, do you know of other uses?
hey scooby!!!
The insulators had a limited range of colors. A few yellow and beer bottle brown but I think I saw only one red one. Why no red glass? Also, there were a few ceramic insulators - why was glass preferred? I suspect that glass handled the freeze-thaw cycle better than ceramic. Thanks for taking us along.
Brian- different ingredients are used for different colors, copper and selenium are used for red and more expensive. Insulators were inexpensive and disposable. Some rare examples were just beautiful! 😃👍
@@ScoutCrafter Thanks for answer my questions.
we have pink stuff i sweden the past and for floor cleaner and fore bathrooms and the miracle multi- purpose cleaner for cleane citcentabels and adder plasis
great video as alwase intresting stuff have too showe i lovote have a gret wekend
Gotcha 👍👍🔩🔩
🛠👍😊
While at the insulator show did you ask how to clean the gray compound that is inside some of the insulators?
Brian- Check this out- www.insulators.info/care/cleaning.htm
Wow expensive!
Hi M.t.A John are u a fan of the Tanish color insulators or just glass?
I like the cool colors like Cobalt Blue, purple and Orange but those are all out of my price range! 😂👍
@ScoutCrafter i.work on the roads a have a bunch of the brown porcelain ones
I.think they went all to plastic I forget the name of the plastic ones
3rd view!!!
Bronze medal
Hello there John I made a screwdriver for the screwdriver challenge what is your email address
Great- Stay tuned next week I will give details on where to send the photos! Well done! 😃👍
I have to say, I never understood the love affair some people have with glass insulators, mainly because they have no practical use to the average person! Nice video though.
That Dizzy Doodler is cool!
For a show you felt was thrown together it was one of your best. Loved the Dizzy Doodler. I remember giving a Spirograph to my kids many Christmases ago but this thing is really super. Your enthusiasm for the items you find and restore is what makes your shows so interesting. Keep up the good work!
That Spirograph still is made today and is still a blast to use! 😂👍
It's a great educational tool.
OMG... I never knew a show like this existed. I would be 100% broke after buying all of those Blue insulators. I have got to find one of these shows near me.