Restoring a Massive Chisel
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- Опубліковано 30 гру 2018
- In this video I restore a destroyed slick that I found at an antique tool collectors meetup for $5. It was in really rough shape and was really abused. It had hammer dents all over it, the socket was mushroomed out, and it had a big piece of rebar hammered into it. I completely took it apart, and restored it to the best of my abilities that wouldn't require heavy amounts of grinding.
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That is what's called a slick and is a tool used in boat building. The grip should be around 24" . You have a great tool there
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Wow, that’s a heckuva chisel! You did a fantastic job restoring it. Your work continues to impress me.
It's definitely a beast! And thank you I appreciate the kind words. It was definitely a project and a half
Another great job; it looked really good when you'd finished. The new turned handle is particularly nice. Thanks for sharing. Best wishes.
Thank you for sharing this. I enjoy your videos very much. Don’t give up. Keep going!
Thank you for watching! I'm glad that you enjoy my videos, I really enjoy making them. I had college applications the past few months and will have much more freetime to film videos now.
Great job, I have one of these old chisels, I should restore it
Take care
Rob
Thanks for watching! And they're therapeutic to me when I restore them, I highly recommend it.
At least you didn't make a knife out of it, well done.
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More cow- bell! Nice lathe work too👍🏼
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Good result , nice work ..
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I really like these restorations when they feature a more unusual tool. Thank you, a job very well done.
I like making them on unusual tools! Most of my other videos have some unusual stuff as topics as well.
Good job!
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Nice job on the restoring Anthony! Thanks for sharing the video with us and Happy New Year!.👍😎JP
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Your very welcome Anthony! 😎
Nice job Anthony and have a Happy New year.
Thanks Mark you as well! Finally getting time to be in the shop, and your blanks are next in the list! Turned one piece of walnut I got from you and it made a gorgeous please.
The container you're dipping that in to keep it cool? I get that same stuff...
Nice job.. Happy New Year Anthony..
Thank you! And Happy New Year to you as well friend!
Looks like a timber framing slick.
Shipbuilders or timber framing slick. Both are pretty much the same thing
now this is epic
Yuh
Really Nice! Did you consider putting a micro-bevel on the cutting edge? A 5-degree one usually lets the blade cut much easier through the wood.
Thanks for watching! I've heard of them but since I sharpen by hand most of the time there is already a bit of a micro bevel from that. Also this piece has such a huge weight that if you get it decently sharp it will just go.
Utica tools, very good quality, I v got a couple of Utica pliers. Very nice restoration! 🇨🇦
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@@TheRussianWoodworker your welcome! Always interesting!
I'm not sure if you checked out my more recent videos, but I recently redid a 4-in wide slick. If you know anything about slicks it's a very uncommon size and I had to do a fair amount of work to it to get it into a usable state. It's a good watch if you have some extra time.
@@TheRussianWoodworker yes i will check it for sure!😊
@@TDIMAXDIESEL sounds good! My newer videos are definitely more in depth in my opinion
Nice job! What was the "Maker's Mark?" ...Newk from Kentucky
Made by Utica
What are the uses for such a large chisel?
They were used in shipbuilding and for building timber framed houses. They performed as a quick way to remove lots of material
Taranturtle I was going to ask the same question.
You should have measured the inner diameter of the chisel before wood turning, it could have been thinner than necessary.
And you should have kept the patina
Personal preference, and you must've skipped over the part where I used calipers to get the inside diameter of the slicks socket while I was turning...
At the beginning you were listening to red hot chili peppers
из какого дерева сделал рукоятку?
Я сделал рукоятку из кудрявого клена.
Nice restoration!
Why are you called the russian woodworker?
Thanks for watching! And I am first generation in the US and my parents are from Russia.
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Before you sharpen any chisel you must flatten the back first. There are a lot of videos showing how to do that. If you don't you will never keep it sharp.
Thanks for watching. I flattened the back just did not show it for very long. If you check out my other videos I restored a large 4 Inch slick that was badly warped and I did a better job showing what I did
nice, why not put it into a fire to burn the wood out
Thanks for watching. The fire would ruin the best treat of the metal
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