MY FAVORITE TOOLS OF ALL TIME
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I absolutely love this saw. I cant even count how many people on different job sites have asked me about it and tried it out and went out and bought there own. So grateful you shared this with us. Thank you 😉
I have a question about 2 old planers I have wasnt sure if you could help me or not thanks
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Just purchased my 56 acre homestead. Raw land with power and a well. Love this timing because I plan on building the workshop first so love watching the organization and planning. I will be watching closely. What a great chance to appreciate all those pieces of art and workmanship.
General suggestion #2; put insulation under the tin sheet roofing material. When you are in the barn; you will be producing moisture. That moisture will accumulate on the underside of the roof sheathing and then drip down on to your schtuff. You will not like all the rust that your schtuff will produce.
While watching this video it hit me, I've been watching Wranglerstar videos for 7-8 years now...almost every single video. I've learned a lot that's for sure. It's weird how you can feel like you know someone that you've never met before. Thanks for bringing us along for the ride for so long. God Bless.
When i was in high school i helpped my dad, a mechanic, build our garage and shop along with his father and brother. Over the years i would help him with projects and learned so many things in the garage. Your organization and care for your tools and shop really remind me of all the great times spent working with my dad. Watching these videos is like sitting in front of the fireplace, so relaxing and heart warming. Thanks Cody for sharing!
Complete set of tools: $thousands
Knowledge of how to use them: Priceless
The wood-shop is looking perfect! Your life long collection of tools is amazing. I try to teach my grandchildren that they cannot instantly have anything and appreciate it. It takes a lifetime to choose the right tools and learn to care for them so they will respect what they have. Good job Cody. Prayers to you and the family.
Mr.Wranglerstar, that’s not so much a shop as it is a museum. So much interesting stuff!!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
What an awesome collection! I'm still using my shaky vise that I know you love :D
Collab! Please.
Collaboration yes!!
The organization really is why this one gives me the fizz it’s so hard to beat a organization shop it just makes it so much easier to work with out question
"Here's my American saws" ... "Made in Sheffield, England"
Nice.
They were once the best money could buy.
I guess he should have used the term "American" or "Western Style" then you wouldn't have had anything to be petty about. :)
@@bigbeardog99 I'm not being petty. I know hes just referring to the cutting on the push, rather than the pull. I just thought it was amusing.
The correct term would have been Western style saw. And those aren't rivets on the Disston D-100. They are called saw nuts. Disston made very high quality saws up through WWII.
I so enjoyed this video. It reminds me of my dad's workshop. Love the setup. I've got five acres and hopefully next year God willing I'll get my workshop and living quarters built. This workshop video series is very helpful. I'm extremely grateful. Many thanks and blessings to you all.
Just love all the antique tools and looking forward to the restos. Antique tools can be such treasures. I often ponder the history of all the things built and repaired in years past. Really enjoying the new shop series.
I'm a mechanic and bought some vintage William's Superrenches that have always given me the fizz. Can't beat good ol' USA made tools.
Workshop is really coming together and looks great!
Yes you can beat USA tools If you have some really old cheap tools. 😂 There was a time when even the cheap "junk tools" were USA made before Japan became the source for cheap tools. I have a small set of open end wrenches my Dad bought at Western Auto in the 50's . Most Chinese tools of today are better than those. Of course you did say GOOD ol' USA made tools. 😉 But I do keep hanging on to them for the sentimental value.
Very timely. My sister and I were just talking about old style tools and tool names. This will be good to share with her.
The woodshop really gives me the fizz. What an inspiration for an amazing shop. Thank you for sharing Mr. Wranglerstar.
The ”Little Giant” is actually a wallpaper plane, for planing the ”seams” or overlap between the wallpaper strips. But I’m sure you can use it for other things, like soft wood. Love your videos! Keep up the great work! With love from Sweden
It’s not really a wallpaper plane it’s a leveling plane but you can use it for that purpose.
I'm glad I watched this video, I'm sorting through my grandfather's shop after his passing and found a small woodworking plane like that and couldn't figure out what it was. I'm helping assess my grandma's estate and it includes all these tools and such.
OMGosh!!! You really needed to give a “FIZZ” warning with the layout you just showed us! Love old tools that come with a story! Dad handed me down all of his tools including a huge atlas lathe (which I couldn’t transport back home from Fla, so I donated it to a high school for their machine shop) and every tool imaginable. A few were home made, and wouldn’t you know it, I had made a few of the same myself not even knowing... It’s in the genes for sure. Have fun setting up, stay healthy✌🏼😉
Love the French cleat system. Maybe someday I can get my shop cleaned up enough to implement.
Amazing collection..... Fascinating. Great shop, you look so much happier and relaxed in these new videos from your new property 👍🙏👏
I love these organization/layout videos! I organized my small one car garage “shop” probably a dozen times, and this past week I got it perfect. Plenty of room in the middle for welding or woodworking projects. Now I just have to fill up my cheapo harbor freight tool cart. Thanks for the great video!
That’s a beautiful set of history on the workbench there!
Always such a pleasure and respite to follow along. And a wealth of great advice. Thank you!
Always love seeing what you have for tools because there is a story behind most of them.
As I am watching you put up the tools I started thinking that this is actually a great test of your tool shelf design. You built it for one shop and once you put up the cleats it all went up in a new shop without any issues. Evidence of a well thought out design.
Thanks for sharing!
Everything so well organized and highly modular at the same time, really liking it a lot
Im loving these videos. Im building my first workshop and your videos are super helpful and inspiring. Thank you for your work! 🇸🇪
Simple yet beautiful layout. Excited to see all the great project to come!
I love the history and the tools. As someone always says, “gives me the fizz.”
Great share thanks mate. Really cool to hear your thinking on what goes where. I reckon its awesome that you keep the story of those tools alive, good on you. Cheers from Australia.
Cody. You should get a “shop jacket” and “shop shoes” ..... Mr. Rogers this shop up!
Sheffield steel is still producing high quality steel - I would refer to the American saws as English saws?? The name guinea is the give away...😉
Truly amazing set of hand tools, looking at that draw knife and drooling over it so much history as well as the stories they could tell as I kid i would go to swap meets with my dad and make him buy me at least one "antique" hand tool every week loved those days pops has passed on but the memories I have with those tools every time I use them never ever trade them (the memories nor the tools) again awesome video
I'm from Sheffield and my dad was a silversmith and worked for Viners. Unfortunately we don't manufacture much any more, it's all gone to China!! There are a few boutique makers of fine tools but nothing like the old days. It brought back memories of my dad who's no longer here, nice to see someone appreciating quality :)
Amazing collection! Thanks for sharing!
Nice setup! Your tool and axe videos are always great to watch!
Looks like that plane needed a wipe of Ballastoil....
Great Video! And thanks for the scripture too. Have a great year!
What a beautiful collection. Thank you for sharing 😊😊
Nice ! Remembers me of my grandfathers tools - born 1898 worked from blacksmith/forger to mechanical engineer 1970s.
Very satisfying video. Beautiful and purposeful layout.
Lighting looks great. This is inspiring me to reorganize my shop and check the rust.
How many of his plane’s are his favorite 😂
“Yes”
😂
All of them. A tool for every job.
all.
All planes are special, my collection is about 20, all good, more the merrier. My favourites are Stanley 55 1921 sweet heart, Stanley 45 sweet heart, and my acorn hand planes. Every tool I have is special it may not be for all but it is for me. Cheers
That wall looks awesome and love the way you did your storage for your "power tools". Looks great 👍 😀
You have some really good videos keep up the great work love looking at your videos and you have such a beautiful country side. Hi from VA
That is certainly a shop to be proud of. The fir just looks so nice. Truly a job well done.
Cody, you have some beautiful tools in your new shop. Until I started watching your videos I didn’t know what a coping saw was or how to use one. My husband has one which I found in our garage but I didn’t know how to buy new blades for it. You Tube can certainly help make your life easier for learning new skills. God’s blessings to you and your beautiful family 👍
Great video! My shop is on the list this fall. Lots of inspiration here!
If you don't have a good telescope, you should get one. I could look a Mt Fuji for hours. I have a Celestron with a 9 inch mirror.
My favourite tool is my vintage skilsaw model 825. Such a beast of a saw and a beautiful one at that
I have a 6 by 2 bench that has two wood vices and a drill press on one end. It’s on skids so I can move it around. But you have me inspired to redo my walls. Thank you.
Outstanding organization. Very nice tools.
The wood shop is looking awesome! Looks like the inside of a timber framed barn, you'd never guess that's inside a metal building.
Hey Cody I am redoing my workshop atm. Your vid really give me some helpful tips. Thanks for the inside knowledge of a fellow mans workshop setup
Great to see the progress.
Awesome tool org system.
Keep up the good work!
Another great posting. You nearly have as many hand tools as me. I have collected tools since I was at school and am now in my 60’s. About 20 years ago you could pick up Sheffield made tools here on car boot sales or bric a brac markets very cheap but since EBay started then the prices have gone through the roof.
Cool Video..Brings back a lot of good memory's with my grand paw & one in Particular & i think i was maybe 5-6 & he was teaching me how to use a brace & bit we was drilling a hole to hang a Cattle gate ! How i rememberd that When I Cant Remember what i had for Super yesterday ..lol. ! I Do remember the first electric drill i ever saw to..lol.
Great segment! Thank You!
Really loved this video Cody, something really nice watching this.
I’ve really had a terrible day and watching this video made me feel a bit better. Thanks for always staying consistent and true to who you are.
Doug Edwards it sure was. Not by a lot. But it was better than yesterday. Time heals all wounds and I firmly believe everything happens for a reason so I hope this is God’s way of saying trust in him.
Shops looking really good shows what can do with proper planning 👍🏻
What a great video - it’ll be a beautiful shop.
That wall looks fantastic.
It's gotta have that old timey feel
You sir are just like me, i noticed every plane you mentioned was one of your favorites lol. I love tools and have dozens of favorites, as a matter of fact i think they are all my favorited.
I just love this kind of videos from you! Top Content.
I am very envious of your work shop I wish I had a place like that of my own.
Great set up love the French cleat idea bless you
I've always loved your french cleat system. Glad it made it to the new shop
I would add a small bead on bottom to help prevent them being inadvertantly bumped up from below. It is a great storage solution for tools. So easy to alter depending on the tasks at hand.
I use my little antique Stanley 101 plane constantly for carving straight spoon handles and for cleaning up tear out on saw cuts.
Cody this video brings joy to my whole body and make me smile
I could watch that and listen to you explain their purposes all day
Man I am envious, not gonna lie. Impressive workshop Cody. 👌
A quick tip for level fastening planks like this with only one set of hands-tap in a temporary nail on the opposite end to hold the weight of the board while still allowing for leveling adjustments.
I clicked on because I thaught it would've been cordless tools. Hats off to ya sir much respect.
I always find it interesting to see what other people's favorite or most used tools. Like I personally don't like using slip joint pliers. I use them of course but if i can get by using something else i will go that route.
brother i have always loved your videos... doesnt matter the content just enjoy seeing you and your family doing well.. so awesome to see positive stuff instead of all the garbage on t.v. social media etc. etc. Thank you above all.... i would love to see you do a budget setup for home defense I E AR rifle plate setup and such if its possible. I know you get what you pay for...
Shops looking good Cody. I like the French cleat setup.
its clear you have a lot of respect for these tools, its nice to see; good video
Great vid! Love your channel!
My father in law gifted me a set of the little giant planes still in the box. One is the flat like you have and there is a rounded version for curves. Very neat tool
Dream tools! Priceless.
That coping saw could do with a turned handle. Something really nice.
Great video & collection. I have a some of my grandads old tools - they get used regularly.
I live in a small flat in Madrid & repair guitars on my Americana kitchen. Or should that be .. I COOK on my workbench!! -
All my tools live across one wall - more fun than leaving them in a box under the sink.
Nice tool collection, I’m going to have to get one or two of those items for my collection. Sadly I would need to add insulation before I can cover the walls so won’t happen this winter, yet I can start getting the materials together for completing that task.
I grew up with the hand crank and egg beater drills working on wood. Didn't have any money but had a late father and stepfather that left me some tools. Thank god for cordless electric drills today! Although I will say they take the passion away from the work and replaced it with speed. Sometimes its the journey and not the speed to the final destination that brings the most joy.
I would love to see your axe and cross cut saw collection. Those were the tools that drew me to your channel.
Wrangler, i highly recommend you get a tub of paste froglube to use on your tools, works very well at preventing rust and works very well as a plane sole lubricant. i have been using it for a few years now. Also, i recently tried a over night white vinegar bath on some of the rusty second hand brace bits i had acquired, and i was shocked by the results. soak them, bristle brush scrub, rinsed with water (they will re-surface rust within minutes if you do not get them dried promptly)
Man that shop is comin together somethin nice!
That select deck turned out great!
I wish this was longer. I could watch this for an hour
The new shop looks wonderful
"for the last time" words to chortle by, 3.5 years on, I'm not sure this shop has kept it's original layout, or subsequent layouts, for more than 4 or 5 months at a time. And it's a new space every adjustment!
I really like that set up for sure.
Cody, Great video. I believe that disston that you referred to as a d-100 is actually a pre 1928 d-8 thumb hole. A little hard to tell because I didn’t see the tip in the video. The pre 28 d-8 has a wider tip than most hand saws. The d-100 actually has a metal handle frame with a wooden grip. LOVE old tools.
Looks like you got a great system going there. Looks good
Very impressive & inspirational
Awesome, as a carpenter I can't wait to see more shop videos. (Don't get me wrong I like all of the content, I am a firarms instructor, dual sport rider and hope to someday homestead in NH or Maine)
Hi Cody, the compact brace is called a "joist brace". It's for getting in-between floor joists. Drilling holes for electrical cables, etc. Having said that, it'll also work in other confined spaces.
Love your tools/Sweden!
Looks great!
Great collection dont forget about that video about reciprocating chain saws please when you get settled of course but ill just keep reminding you until then