This is why I keep my tools clean! I can’t understand people who trash their tools and then wonder why they stop working. When you finish a job you clean the place and the tools ..
This is like pr0n to me and absolutely relevant to my interests :) I too love to repair and refurbish everything that I find where I see value. I am sadly just too attached to resulting "thing" that I have done work on so I often do not sell them - even if I know well enough that I probably will never use or need the thing :D At the very least I need to own them for a while as a trophy to my success and then begrudgingly list them for sale. And when they are sold, but in a hurry, I wonder why I did not do that on day one. I am not normal.
the 2:40 tool is a plumber's wrench for turning large nuts. It can be used for many other things, even for a hammer. I have the same one but in excellent condition.
If I come across it, I would like to try it, but I would not buy it specifically to shoot videos. Being in an environment where weapons are present makes me feel bad.❤️
try noting down all the tools he got working, then checking Harbor Freight, Walmart or somewhere similar, for how much even the cheap versions cost. Far cheaper to do this, I'm sure, especially if the majority are back in working order. And makes good video content on top of that.
Actually this time it worth.Electric shear 795usd + table top press 395usd (red big one), bosch grinder 150usd, air grinder(with water) 595usd, cheap electric stapler 89$, ...I restored them for my future restoration videos.There was part 2 of this video but i wont publish it on this channel. Thanks for watching...❤️❤️❤️
You can watch rest of it on my other channel.Last two video.Another one is coming in next 3 days.(This type of content did not get much views.I will continue with vintage stuff ) ua-cam.com/channels/8_XudT_6gSFQHijUUu4Zyg.html ❤️❤️❤️
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Wow that was a lot of work! Good job 😁
Thanks! ❤️❤️
I’m so happy that you uploaded a new video 😄
I'm so glad you're here!😊❤️
This is why I keep my tools clean! I can’t understand people who trash their tools and then wonder why they stop working. When you finish a job you clean the place and the tools ..
Keeping the tools clean also allows you to start the next job faster. They should not be left to their fate. I definitely agree.❤️
This is like pr0n to me and absolutely relevant to my interests :)
I too love to repair and refurbish everything that I find where I see value. I am sadly just too attached to resulting "thing" that I have done work on so I often do not sell them - even if I know well enough that I probably will never use or need the thing :D At the very least I need to own them for a while as a trophy to my success and then begrudgingly list them for sale. And when they are sold, but in a hurry, I wonder why I did not do that on day one. I am not normal.
the 2:40 tool is a plumber's wrench for turning large nuts. It can be used for many other things, even for a hammer. I have the same one but in excellent condition.
I'm shocked that so many of the tools just needed to be cleaned.
You are right.I choose the easiest ones first.All tools will be restored in future videos.Thanks for watching.❤️❤️
That's a lot of power tools
thanks for watching. ❤️❤️
I like that there are no gun restorations in your videos.
If I come across it, I would like to try it, but I would not buy it specifically to shoot videos. Being in an environment where weapons are present makes me feel bad.❤️
I subscribe as long as you are not one of those who fake their vedios
Thank you very much, I'm so glad you liked it. ❤️
$40 you pay to much, this tools is not worth anything even after resturation.
try noting down all the tools he got working, then checking Harbor Freight, Walmart or somewhere similar, for how much even the cheap versions cost. Far cheaper to do this, I'm sure, especially if the majority are back in working order.
And makes good video content on top of that.
Actually this time it worth.Electric shear 795usd + table top press 395usd (red big one), bosch grinder 150usd, air grinder(with water) 595usd, cheap electric stapler 89$, ...I restored them for my future restoration videos.There was part 2 of this video but i wont publish it on this channel. Thanks for watching...❤️❤️❤️
@AntiqueVintageRestoratioNs aww :( was looking forward to the part 2. oh well. :)
You can watch rest of it on my other channel.Last two video.Another one is coming in next 3 days.(This type of content did not get much views.I will continue with vintage stuff )
ua-cam.com/channels/8_XudT_6gSFQHijUUu4Zyg.html
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@AntiqueVintageRestoratioNs ty! subbed!