Antique Carpenter's Square Restoration
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- Опубліковано 11 сер 2020
- This was a pretty simple restoration, but there's just something about these antique tools! The way the brass contrasts against the dark wood... these old tools are absolutely gorgeous, and they definitely don't make them like they used to! If you enjoy this and other restorations, make sure to subscribe to the channel!
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Why didn’t you evaporust the flat piece too?
Sometimes “simple” is the most beautiful. Lovely job
If it's not precisely "square", then you just have a wall hanger rather than a restoration. Many of the old tools like the square, plane handles, hand drill handles were finished with shellac. If so, apply some denatured alcohol and the shellac will dissolve, then you won't have to sand much wood away. If you got lucky and it's dead square, nice work.
This is not true. Squares, including ones of this style can be squared.
You can always resquare a square. Big metal ones can be squared with a punch. Ones like this one can be squared with a file. There's a lot of videos online about how to repair a square that isnt square
Enjoyed it. Thought maybe you were going to work some liquid metal into the pits and dramatically recover its lost look, but that would have been quite a project. Thank you as usual for the entertainment and education! Cheers.
Would like to have seen a bit more time polishing the metal to a mirror finish and the metal edges ground square on a flat stone before reassembly, but a nice job.
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I wanted to see you flip the square over and draw a line next to one of the first ones using the other side. In that way, you test to see if it's at 90degrees still.
Expected same here!!! 🤷♂️
Quick and easy nice job, looks great! if you decide to do another one you might want to think about using gun blue on the polished steel as back in the day most of the Stanley tools that had flat work were blued
I lean toward using Simple Green to clean old wood. Use a Scotch Brite pad. Dry. Wipe down several times with boiled linseed oil.
Small meta parts can be cleaned in a glass jar. Put a bolt thru the lid so you can chuck it in a drill. Fill it 1/2 full with sand. Add small metal parts, chuck in drill, let'er run an hour or so.
Wow, that turned out nice. I'm glad you were able to save the wooden part. Thanks for another great video.
As a lover of old tools, this work does my heart good. Thanks for doing it. Thanks for sharing!
You brought back nightmares of my first job, where I had to polish the brass on a weekly basis. 😄 Nice resto.
Very nice restore, the only thing I didn’t like is using the epoxy, what happens when it’s restored in another 75 years, those brass parts won’t come out.
Great job. Had a square like that I. My tool belt forever. Now we use a speed square. Im going to restore my old square this week end. Thanks
Well done!!
Wonder work. It looks like Duke and the square want to do some dancing!
Nice restoration, pits and all!!! thanks for sharing.
Not too shabby, Tim! Good Job!
Thanks for the video. I have this exact antique carpenter's square from my grandfather. I may have my husband buff the blade but not sure that I would take it apart and definitely not epoxy the brass. He carved his initials on the handle, so it's special to me.
no effort to restore the straight edges and verify and adjust for squareness?
What a great job 👍
Mad skills
You always make the end result amazing.
mega nice
Thks for vid I have a Stanley no 20 8 inch ,cool tool😊
Awesome job on antique Carpenter square restoration
Simple but useful still today.
Great video
Hey Tim
Looks good
Take care
Cool video
I have a craftsman carpenter/ framing square similar to this however its 18” long on the blade and the wood part is around 9.5 inches. Their is a brass cover and pins but its a different shape and I can’t find anything similar to it on google lens or any other search method. Does anyone know how to tell how old it is or how much it might be worth restored?
I was hoping to see if and how you adjusted for square. I picked one of these up at a flea market today and it's a little out...
Brasso? Ummmmm. Yummy!!! I saw the bottle and I still remember the smell!!!
Very Cool restoration !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
prerry restoration thank you.
Так осталось всё ржавое!!!!
Anyone else watch these videos and then want to start polishing your tools . . . er . . . . wait that came out wrong.
A short and simple restoration. Too bad about the pitting in the metal. But it did polish up nicely. The polished brass gives it a nice antique touch. Nicely done as always.
Great job as usual ... :-)
Excellent job bro.. 👏👏👏 Greetings from Santa Cruz - Bolivia.
I personally like the pitting look
Not a big fan of the "Duke" ruins the vibe tbh.
Agreed. Spoils the videos for me.
Yeah, I don't much care for him either. Love your work, though. 😃👍
I have one just like that one. But in much better shape. It was my grandfathers and I am almost 70 which gives an idea of age.
How old do you think the Square is
Awesome restoration 👍👍👍✌🏻🇷🇺
UA-cam:1 comment me:u sure about that?
nice gloves ^_^
Hi
ps masomenos Carnal.
In this case I like the before look better tbh. Just put some oil on it and wipe it off.
Fuck me! there are some nitpickers out there. You should have done this, you didn’t do that. If you had followed all the advice given by the “experts” you would have just thrown it away and bought a new one, which of course, defeats the purpose. From what you started with you got a great result that I would be happy to own. Keep up the great work. Cheers Stuart 🇦🇺.
Гуно какое-то, а не реставрация. Лучше машинки продолжай красить)))
Is it square?
Third to comment
Hey!!!! Enough of the "antique".. I've got one..
Problem, I have a rules making on my Square.
I really like the Woodglut plans.
I heard very good opinions about the Stodoys plans.
corny stuff...nope
Please change your gloves 😕
@OriginalYithian its so annoying 😄