Loved it. Skills far beyond most todays craftsmen that includes the lighting, sound, sense of place, the cat, and i would bet that is a single malt whisky. Well done i doff me cap to you. Particularly like the natural sounds, and no music. Thankyou for your patience, best regards, g
thank you very much Louis, nice to hear this and nice to see you here. Actually I don't remember that night's whisky brand but today's is Famous Grouse-smoky black and I liked that much 👌🏻 Cheers my dear friend 🥃
Eine schöne Restaurierung des Stechbeitels und alles in ruhe, ohne laute und störende Musik, oder minutenlange Erklärungen. Ich bin selbst Schreiner und habe dein Video genossen. Vielen Dank.
O.H. it's good to see you back I the full length movies again.. That chisel turned out beautiful.. I don't think I've ever seen a repair done quite like that before.. but it came out beautiful as all your restorations do.. Well I hope to see you again in the near future.. You take care my friend and God Bless you and your family...
@@byOldHand Thanks, Mate - I will! I can't tell you how much I enjoyed that video. Just three ckeeky questions, however. First, I noticed you went for a hollow-ground finish on your chisel: in you experience, does that give a finer paring cut than a flat-ground one? Second, is there any chance - at some time in the future - of your giving us some of the 'ingredients' in your 'recipe' - like a UA-cam cook? It'd be REALLY useful for us restoration beginners to know (eg) what type of lapping paste you use, wheel and paper grits-sizes, adhesive (I assume two-part epoxy - to which I am VERY allergic, alas) etc? Last, what was that bluish oilstone (?) you used after your 1000 diamond stone? I was really impressed how _gentle_ you were in achieving such a marvelously sharp edge! Love to your beautiful cats, too❤!
@@marvinc9994 If I am not going to hit the chisel with a mallet, I prefer concave sharpening. Definitely the sharpness and sharpening ability are higher. I will also shoot a real-time sharpening video very soon. I hope it helps. I wish you a wonderful week.
As a cat person, I really enjoy your shop helpers. I appreciate you not using some annoying music in your wonderfully crafted videos. The sounds of tools in the hands of the Master are the sweetest music to one’s ear. Your videos rise to the level of ASMR, for which I thank you.
Outstanding! And, boy, do I feel the pain in your hands from squaring up, sharpening and flattening that iron. Been there many times. Great cinematography.
Just lovely work. I have recently inherited a case full of my father's excellent quality chisels and gouges, plus a radius plane with interchangeable blades that he made himself as an apprentice industrial pattern maker in England in the early 1940's. He never touched them after he retired at sixty-five, and he was ninety-seven when he died so they have seen many years of neglect. I only hope that I can do half as good a job of restoring them to working condition as you have managed to do with this piece. You have my sincere admiration.
I have the exact same chisel , I’ve had it for 42 years now and the quantity of steel is amazing, also the balance of the chisel is just right in your hand , it was passed to me by my father and I cherish it just like you do here . As usual you have done a fantastic restoration and brilliant filming , can’t wait for next project my friend. Take care 😊
My dear Old Hand, what a wonderful rescue of a hard worked old chisel from my own homeland. I have several Marples chisels from my cabinet maker’s apprenticeship in the mid 80’s but they are all polycarbonate (please don't judge me) and being a young man I had no interest in old fashioned tools despite being told how much better the steel was, but I now understand that a young mans ignorance is an old mans regret… I love the passion and respect that you show all of these older items and the fact that you will only ever replace that which cannot be saved. May I be rude and ask what the lovely looking amber liquid in the small glass was? As always thank you so much for the video and allowing us to share your workshop time with you, best regards from Glasgow Scotland
@@byOldHand Thank you for taking the time to reply, My apologies I did not mean the Methylated Spirit I meant the small glass (perhaps of a different alcohol) that you yourself were enjoying in the video.
I'm sorry, I didn't pay attention to the amber word. That's the linseed oil I use. My special mix. It also contains some spices. for this reason, it looks a bit viscous and amber.
I especially liked how the "cap" that you made joins the rest of the handle in such a way that the joint becomes part of the decorative carving instead of being unsightly.
I love the total process you use to make old things "new" again and you do it without taking any of the character of the piece away. There are few restorers that I care to watch simply because the process matters as does the age of the piece they take on. I am always so happy to see you post something unique and it's always a pleasure to see your beautiful cats. Until the next one...stay safe and thank you for sharing!
![What's in the box?! 1890s Safe [Restoration]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/kugqGatwLDY/mqdefault.jpg)
Finally someone who understands restoration means restoring and not replacing.
thank you very much David, you are so kind
Such an amazing restoration
Nice work👍👍👍👍👍
thank you very much Andrew
Shamrock marpels chisels the best in the world hats off to your restoration
thank you very much. I'm glad you liked. Nice to see you here my dear friend
Loved it. Skills far beyond most todays craftsmen that includes the lighting, sound, sense of place, the cat, and i would bet that is a single malt whisky. Well done i doff me cap to you.
Particularly like the natural sounds, and no music. Thankyou for your patience, best regards, g
thank you very much Louis, nice to hear this and nice to see you here. Actually I don't remember that night's whisky brand but today's is Famous Grouse-smoky black and I liked that much 👌🏻 Cheers my dear friend 🥃
I started crying when the first few nips of whiskey showed on the bench. Outstanding work and vid.🔨🔨🔨🔨🔨🔨🔨🔨🔨
Thank you very much Gene, nice to hear this and nice to see you here
Very very nice job 👏 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Roy, thank you very much my dear friend
A fantastic video
Dave thank you very much my dear friend
Perfect restoration 👍🏻❤️🔥
Thank you very much my dear friend, nice to see you here ✌🏻⚒️⚙️🥃
I'm so glad that you preserved the original owners name. Gorgeous piece of restoration work.
Thank you very much dear friend, I m glad you liked
that is an incredible rstoration beautifull job!!!!
thank you very much my dear friend
Perfect
Thank you very much Naim
Amazing !!!
thank you very much Sarah, nice to see you here
J'aime bcp. Splendide travail...
thank you very much my dear friend
If I could get my chisels that sharp, I'd be a very happy woodworker. Thank you for sharing this with us.
Monica thank you very much. nice to see you
I always watch your videos with great pleasure. You are a master from God. Thank you for your work!
thank you very much my dear friend. great to see you here as always
One of the best restoration I ever see!
Thank you very much dear friend
Eine schöne Restaurierung des Stechbeitels und alles in ruhe, ohne laute und störende Musik, oder minutenlange Erklärungen. Ich bin selbst Schreiner und habe dein Video genossen. Vielen Dank.
ıt is great to hear this from a carpenter. thank you
Some tools, like computers or cars, are replaced within a child's lifetime. Others, are immortal. You did justice to the latter.
thank you very much my dear friend. nice to hear this
Greetings from Ireland! @@byOldHand
Warm greetings to Ireland !
Почему нет перевода? Интересно же знать других мнения.
Wery nice Job! 👍🏻🎅🏻🇫🇮
thank you very much my dear friend 🇫🇮
I've learned patience from you, Thank you
thank you very much my dear friend, great to hear this
very very good!!
Andres thank you very much, ı'm glad to hear this
Total care given to a classic hand tool, that lives on to grace another craftsman ' hand. Thank you
thank you too my dear friend , great to hear this
awesome restoration and beautiful chisel
Vladimir my dear friend thank you very much
Dammit. Now there's another channel that I have to go and watch every single video.
Bogdan thank you. happy new year dear friend
My friend, you have no idea how bright you make my day watching your videos. Thank you so much
ıt's just you and ıt's just me 😅 thank you very much ı'm so happy to hear this
Absolutely beautiful job,very impressive well done I just love the way a beautiful chisel cuts through wood 👍👍👍
thank you very much Wayne, ı'm so glad you liked
@@byOldHand your welcome very enjoyable video 👍👍
Stay safe and Cheers 🥃
Beautiful restoration, great chisel.
Larry thank you very much my dear friend. nice to see you as always
O.H. it's good to see you back I the full length movies again.. That chisel turned out beautiful.. I don't think I've ever seen a repair done quite like that before.. but it came out beautiful as all your restorations do.. Well I hope to see you again in the near future.. You take care my friend and God Bless you and your family...
Gary, my dear friend. Thank you very much. nice to see you
You are one of my teachers. I will learn from you. Thank you for your experience. from Thailand
Warm greetings to Thailand. thank you very much
Outstanding.
thank you very much my dear friend
Great restoration on a beautiful chisel.
Larry thank you very much.
Beautiful work
thank you very much my dear friend
Good old Sheffield steel! Beautiful video - just beautiful😀
Sure Marvin, absolutely gorgeous steel ✌🏻⚒️⚙️ Have a great sunday
@@byOldHand
Thanks, Mate - I will! I can't tell you how much I enjoyed that video. Just three ckeeky questions, however. First, I noticed you went for a hollow-ground finish on your chisel: in you experience, does that give a finer paring cut than a flat-ground one? Second, is there any chance - at some time in the future - of your giving us some of the 'ingredients' in your 'recipe' - like a UA-cam cook? It'd be REALLY useful for us restoration beginners to know (eg) what type of lapping paste you use, wheel and paper grits-sizes, adhesive (I assume two-part epoxy - to which I am VERY allergic, alas) etc? Last, what was that bluish oilstone (?) you used after your 1000 diamond stone? I was really impressed how _gentle_ you were in achieving such a marvelously sharp edge! Love to your beautiful cats, too❤!
@@marvinc9994 If I am not going to hit the chisel with a mallet, I prefer concave sharpening. Definitely the sharpness and sharpening ability are higher. I will also shoot a real-time sharpening video very soon. I hope it helps. I wish you a wonderful week.
@@byOldHand
Thanks a million, Mate! 😀
It's great to see you back!
David thank you very much. nice to see you here
Superbe ! J’aime beaucoup l’ambiance ! 😊
thank you very much Pedersen. nice to see you here
As always, skills that I could watch all day!
Rich thank you very much my dear friend. nice to hear this
mükemmel olmuş, emeğine sağlık🧚🏻♀️🥰🌻
cok teşekkür ediyorum 🤗 senin de ellerine sağlık. sevgiler
Another master class
thank you very much my dear friend
At last, a sympathetic restoration, lovely.
thank you very much my dear friend, nice to hear this
Красивая работа!!!
thank you very much my dear friend
Can't beat Marples tools. Brilliant work. Respect from the Steel City 👏
Chris thank you very much my dear friend. I'm glad you liked, nice to see you here and greetings to Steel City
Thank you for this.
And thank you for being here Philip
A most excellent job sir, thanks for the video, enjoyed it.
thank you very much Terry ,nice to hear this
As a cat person, I really enjoy your shop helpers. I appreciate you not using some annoying music in your wonderfully crafted videos. The sounds of tools in the hands of the Master are the sweetest music to one’s ear.
Your videos rise to the level of ASMR, for which I thank you.
Thank you very much dear friend, you are so kind. Great to see you here
Sonu mükemmelliyet ile biten harika bir yola çıkartın bizi dostum. Ellerin dert görmesin. Şahanesin...
Ustam sizden iltifat almak şahane, çok teşekkür ediyorum. Saygılar selamlar
Mi piace la cura e precisione con cui esegui i tuoi lavori, sei davvero un maestro da prendere d'esempio, un caro saluto 👍👍👍👍👍👍👋👋
Manuel thank you very much my dear friend. great to see you again.
Beautiful work and editing! Hi to the cats!
cats say hi too 🐈 thank you very much my dear friend
What a meticulous work. Marvelous. 👏👏👏
Thank you very much Sir, great to see you here. Greetings from the byOldHand team ✌🏻🐈🐜
👏 yine bir ferahlık geldi izlerken videoyu. terapi gibi :)
Maestro cok teşekkür ederim, sizden duymak ayri guzel
Fantastic job😊
thank you very much my dear friend ✌🏻⚒️⚙️
Magnificent🤩
thank you very much my dear friend, great to hear this
I know that you put a huge amount of work in the chisel itself, but I am still happiest about the wooden handle, thank you!
thank you very much my dear friend, nice to hear this
Wow that turned out so well. I love the new end you made for the handle.
Brian thank you very much dear friend
Great job.
thank you very much dear friend
This is the best, and most sympathetic, chisel restoration I have seen. Really beautiful work, thank you.
thank you very much Alan. great to see you here
What a great restoration with the end result of putting a great tool back into action.
John thank you very much, nice to see you here
An absolute joy to watch (as always) thank you.
Richard Thank you very much dear friend, great to hear these
I am so glad that joy respect the old wood ❤
Thank you Freddy, nice to hear this my friend
Thanks for the tips never thought of using a pipe
Thank you too Craig
Nice!
thank you very much my dear friend. nice to see you here
Incredible work and restoration
thank you very much my dear friend, great to see you agaim
It's a pleausure to watch this really good restoration. Greetings.
thank you very much my dear friend. greetings !
Outstanding! And, boy, do I feel the pain in your hands from squaring up, sharpening and flattening that iron. Been there many times. Great cinematography.
thank you very much my dear friend, nice to hear this and nice to see you here
Привет мой друг
Отличная работа,молодец👋👍🤝
thank you very much my dear friend, nice to see you here
Another good video. I admire your patients.
Malcolm thank you very much dear friend. Great to see you here
Very nice restoration, that chisel is beautiful.
Mark Thank you very much dear friend, great to hear these
Really lovely restoration, thanks 👍🇬🇧
Andy welcome my dear friend. thank you very much, nice to hear this. Greetings to 🇬🇧
Excellent work
thank you very much my dear friend
Nice work, beautifully done.
thank you very much my dear friend
Lovely work and a beautiful chisel is now in your tool-kit.
Owl thank you very much my dear friend. nice to see you
Excelente, video desde Colonia Uruguay.
Greetings and hugs to Uruguay. Thank you
Amazing job.
thank you very much David, nice to hear this
I really need to sharpen my chisels! Thank you for the detailed video how to do this!
thank you very much my dear friend
Ellerin dert görmesin
teşekkür ediyorum sevgili dostum senden duymak harika
Awesome job as usual 👍👍
Warren thank you very much
Just lovely work. I have recently inherited a case full of my father's excellent quality chisels and gouges, plus a radius plane with interchangeable blades that he made himself as an apprentice industrial pattern maker in England in the early 1940's. He never touched them after he retired at sixty-five, and he was ninety-seven when he died so they have seen many years of neglect. I only hope that I can do half as good a job of restoring them to working condition as you have managed to do with this piece. You have my sincere admiration.
Terry such a beautiful treasure. I'm sure you can care them and use them for years. Thank you for sharing your memories with us
Simply wonderful as always.
thank you very much Chris
Beautiful production - thank you! ✌🏻🎨☕️
thank you very much Susannah. nice to see you here
I have the exact same chisel , I’ve had it for 42 years now and the quantity of steel is amazing, also the balance of the chisel is just right in your hand , it was passed to me by my father and I cherish it just like you do here . As usual you have done a fantastic restoration and brilliant filming , can’t wait for next project my friend. Take care 😊
Peter my dear friend , nice to see you here. Thank you for your detailed comment
You mean "quality" of steel not "quantity"👍👌
Yes John excuse my lazy writing 😂
Brilliant sir. Just brilliant
İan Thank you very much dear friend, great to hear this.
Yesssss new video❤❤🎉🎉
Reza thank you very much. ı hope you like to video
Another masterpiece
thank you very much. nice to hear this
Okay. I'm hooked.
thank you very much dear friend
Nice job leaving character in the tool. I love that you don't "over refinish" them.
thank you very much my dear friend. I m glad you like the way of work
Beautiful unhurried workmanship and editing. Well done.
Joseph thank you very much. ı work like a one man fabrik. work record and edit 😅 ı'm so glad you like the out come
Good video😊
thank you very much Brian, nice to hear this
My dear Old Hand, what a wonderful rescue of a hard worked old chisel from my own homeland.
I have several Marples chisels from my cabinet maker’s apprenticeship in the mid 80’s but they are all polycarbonate (please don't judge me) and being a young man I had no interest in old fashioned tools despite being told how much better the steel was, but I now understand that a young mans ignorance is an old mans regret…
I love the passion and respect that you show all of these older items and the fact that you will only ever replace that which cannot be saved.
May I be rude and ask what the lovely looking amber liquid in the small glass was?
As always thank you so much for the video and allowing us to share your workshop time with you, best regards from Glasgow Scotland
Scott my dear friend, best regards to Scotland. that purple liquid is a spirit. kind of a pure alcohol. thank you for this beautiful comment
@@byOldHand Thank you for taking the time to reply, My apologies I did not mean the Methylated Spirit I meant the small glass (perhaps of a different alcohol) that you yourself were enjoying in the video.
I'm sorry, I didn't pay attention to the amber word. That's the linseed oil I use. My special mix. It also contains some spices. for this reason, it looks a bit viscous and amber.
Artistically done, like aquarel, so calm and serene. I wish you much success in your future work. Greetings from Serbia
Greetings to Serbia. I was there last week for 7 days. A beautiful tango festival 🌟 I like Serbia much. Thank you Vladmir, I'm glad you like the work
I especially liked how the "cap" that you made joins the rest of the handle in such a way that the joint becomes part of the decorative carving instead of being unsightly.
Mariano thank you very much my dear friend. nice to see you
Yeah I totally agree that fit was perfect I love the way it squeaks and you know it’s bang on 👍
excellent work.
thank you very much my dear friend
A very fine restoration of a superb chisel, can not buy them today as good as it.
thank you very much Graham, nice to hear this
I love the total process you use to make old things "new" again and you do it without taking any of the character of the piece away. There are few restorers that I care to watch simply because the process matters as does the age of the piece they take on. I am always so happy to see you post something unique and it's always a pleasure to see your beautiful cats. Until the next one...stay safe and thank you for sharing!
big pleasure to see you here. thank you very much Grace
Simply wonderful. Huge love from Brazil.
Hugs to Brazil. thank you very much Marcio ✌🏻
Beautiful work! Well done.
thank you very much my dear friend
Wow \o/ \o/ \o/ congratulations the restoration was perfect! Oh I love the kittens 💜💜💜
Marcia thank you very much my dear friend. Great to see you here
@@byOldHand 😀🥰💜💜
Marcia 🤗🌼🍀🐾🐈🧡
beautiful job
Thank you very much dear friend
Elinize sağlık hocam harika oldu
çok teşekkür ediyorum sevgili dostum, sizlerden duymak ayrı güzel
Отлично мастер! Так держать!
Thank you very much my dear friend ✌🏻⚒️⚙️
What we get demonstrated here is the difference between "fixing" and "restoring". And so beautifully photographed! Thanks a lot for this!
And thanks for taking time to watch my work..nice to see you here
More like over restoring!