Channel should be called "Betcha never heard of this tool" rarest finds on UA-cam and best editing. Natural comedy and progressively skilling up his trade. Thanks again for the entertainment!
I am going to be completely honest, I love these commentary-free videos a lot better than the ones with commentary. Something about just watching you do your thing is very mesmerizing and enjoyable to watch. Thank you.
With complicated air assemblies, it's best to know when to quit. You pop one of those apart and you miss a part that scratched your cornea and that's it. If it works, good, if it doesn't, well, then you'll decide to take it apart after writing your will and testament.
Found this on a forum. Wright reciprocating saw, for wood, but like most saws it could be used for ice too. It's main intended use was for underwater work, pilings for pier and dock construction. They were produced for about 18 years begining in 1947, it was Wrights first model saw. Also, apparently it was also used for butcher work as well.
@@stitchfinger7678 not really water tight, just no electric components that could short circuit, enough internal pressure preventing water from leaking in and dry compressor air removing any water that does get inside
Vernon BC loves Hand Tool Rescue!!!! There is NO better restoration channel on the whole of the internet! Makes me proud to be Canadian!! Can’t wait for more!! You sir....are AWESOME
That saw is every salvagers nightmare and a number one tool! You'll find one on most off shore rigs as well. It cracks me up every time at the sand blaster!!! Vids are great!! Thanks!!
Very cool! Speaking of, I wonder to what extent this tool might be prone to friction causing overheating, given it was designed to operate underwater, presumably with the entire outer housing acting like a giant heat sink.
on average how much time do you spend doing research on the item you refurbish? this seems like a simple pull apart clean and put back together thing...but it isn't you just make it look easy. your technical skill to even be able to research some of the items then find and understand tolerances, safety issues and well all the things we don't know that go into these types of endeavors. i am always so impressed. thank you.
There is no average time as each tool is different. I do as much research as possible during the disassembly as I need to make sure nothing is missing and each part is not damaged beyond repair.
Hands down, the most entertaining resto-channel on UA-cam! I watch a lot of resto-channels, and a couple of the guys start off using some humor in their videos, but they can't keep it up! To me, the humor is an integral part of the show, so keep on doing what you do so well! Thanks for posting!
In Left4Dead you would spend all of your time getting the eight tank fulls of fuel to run the air compressor so you could use the reciprocating saw to melee kill one tank.
After initially being disappointed with all the aluminum thinking that this wasn’t going to be a great challenge, I ended up really enjoying the whole complexity of the tool and precision machining that went into it. That and the whole ‘spotting the golden wrench’ challenge like Goldbug in Richard Scarry’s kids books
I can't get enough of these videos - All "restoration" channels have the same ol' dry routine; disassemble, clean, touch-up, paint, reassemble. But the videos here have entertainment thrown in with wit & humor. Please don't make me wait another month.
I have absolutely no use for one of these saws, but feel like I need one since I have access to large enough compressor to run it (120CFM @ 120 PSI, 400 gallon receiver). Very cool video, I had no idea these even existed.
I really thought those springs were under tension and you were going to break something. Clearly this just highlights why you're the expert and I'm sitting on my couch watching youtube videos of experts. That thing is badass and you did an amazing job getting it back in top shape!
@@HandToolRescue I have one of these as well, couldn’t find much information about it let alone a video of it running! Might have to restore mine now! Never knew the blades were 2 parts either, going to check it out when I get home!
This is basically a portable, but I imagine very have, fine bandsaw. Its use is probably very specific. Also, how dare you imply no man would ever think about buying this beuty of a machine. Its loud, most likely powerfull and could saw your arm off, what real man wouldnt buy this?
@@anelbegic2780 English is not your first language? I think you missed the joke.... basically, I said that no guy would think this isn't great. Sort of like applying a meme to the situation. Cheers, my good man, and have a wonderful day
12:30 Ah, that's where the aluminum chunks came from! Seems to be a weak point in the design. Not sure how a repair would even be approached there! Eh, instagram, requires an account to view anything anymore. Not worth it. Ice would be a good use for it, pre-cut blocks destined to become sculptures!
This saw looks like one we had in the Mine Rescue equipment at the Mine I used to work at. It was used originally used instead of a chainsaw because gasoline engines cannot be used in an underground mine. It was replaced by a compressed air powered chainsaw.
Scotty, I need more power, 70 CFM is Not enough, Add more dilithium crystals. I've given all she can handle Captain, she'll blow at 153%. Where in the galaxy do you find these, the ice planet Zandafar? Great video, Thanks!
You know your actions during the video do such a good job at conveying what you want to say when closed captions on youtube put the same words on the screen as you do. Great job! 🙂
...you know I dislike repetitive self plugging products and tend to steer away from those items...but the way in which this guy does it, I think I will buy up some of those wrenches...lol...good work on all the restorations so far, been watching for a few years now...Cheers!
The references to my two other favourite channels were great . You three should collaborate on a project - I’d feel kinda sorry for Keith Rucker if that happened though , because I’m not sure if he could handle you and Tony in the same shop .
22:01 Those eyes disappeared... I know one thing, Major... I drew down and fired straight at it... capped off two hundred rounds in the minigun... full pack- nothin'... nothin' on this Earth coulda lived, not at that range...
I was so excited to get your notification !! Wow a blast from the past !! Really liked this video cool old saw !! It cleaned up really nice !! Needs a good amount of cfm to run it . I always enjoy your humor !!👍
Divers are from another planet, I got divers in a river on the French and German border, water under 10°C air around 5°C those guys where drilling 40mm holes in concrete, those guys are though, a lot of them where uderwater bomb tech in the military or special forces.
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I am so jelly; you realize how handy that's going to be come Thanksgiving?!
fill the oiler with gravy
@@Cervontais now you're talk'n!
@@ThisOldTony I love your channel too, dude!
Thanks for helping out! I'll cut some bread with it now.
This Old Tony Reading my mind as usual, I see.
Channel should be called "Betcha never heard of this tool" rarest finds on UA-cam and best editing. Natural comedy and progressively skilling up his trade. Thanks again for the entertainment!
Thank you!
"Restoring a caulking gun"
Try to find and fix a handheld concrete crusher......hurst, holmotro or gensco (edilgrappa) make them.....
"Betcha never heard of this tool" is usually how friends introduce me to new people
Or obsolete traumatic amputation tools lol 😂
I am going to be completely honest, I love these commentary-free videos a lot better than the ones with commentary. Something about just watching you do your thing is very mesmerizing and enjoyable to watch. Thank you.
*can't figure out how to disassemble handle*
"IT'S SO CLEAN I DON'T HAVE TO TAKE IT APART!"
You can feel the ragequit trought the screen.
With complicated air assemblies, it's best to know when to quit. You pop one of those apart and you miss a part that scratched your cornea and that's it. If it works, good, if it doesn't, well, then you'll decide to take it apart after writing your will and testament.
@@aserta yah, the handle assembliy felt like one of those parts that disassemble once and never goes back together
"Wait. What the hell channel is this?"
I just thought the bame had too look It hadn't been commented 😅
Found this on a forum.
Wright reciprocating saw, for wood, but like most saws it could be used for ice too. It's main intended use was for underwater work, pilings for pier and dock construction. They were produced for about 18 years begining in 1947, it was Wrights first model saw.
Also, apparently it was also used for butcher work as well.
If it's watertight I guess you don't need to worry about blood getting in it either...
Definitely made for the Zombie Apocalypse.
@@stitchfinger7678 not really water tight, just no electric components that could short circuit, enough internal pressure preventing water from leaking in and dry compressor air removing any water that does get inside
U.S. Navy salvage diver here. I know underwater tools used in salt water. This one was not. But I love it anyway.
Vernon BC loves Hand Tool Rescue!!!! There is NO better restoration channel on the whole of the internet! Makes me proud to be Canadian!! Can’t wait for more!! You sir....are AWESOME
Wow, thanks!
Wicked! I need this saw in my life.
This is a giant bread knife...
For?
Very clever design, I love it when you can clearly see how much engineering went into designing a tool.
I thought that split piston and those rings were quite fascinating, whoever designed that is amazing
That saw is every salvagers nightmare and a number one tool! You'll find one on most off shore rigs as well. It cracks me up every time at the sand blaster!!! Vids are great!! Thanks!!
This would be a perfect birthday gift for my brother who is a lumberjack and also a dolphin.
Very cool! Speaking of, I wonder to what extent this tool might be prone to friction causing overheating, given it was designed to operate underwater, presumably with the entire outer housing acting like a giant heat sink.
on average how much time do you spend doing research on the item you refurbish? this seems like a simple pull apart clean and put back together thing...but it isn't you just make it look easy. your technical skill to even be able to research some of the items then find and understand tolerances, safety issues and well all the things we don't know that go into these types of endeavors. i am always so impressed. thank you.
There is no average time as each tool is different. I do as much research as possible during the disassembly as I need to make sure nothing is missing and each part is not damaged beyond repair.
Hands down, the most entertaining resto-channel on UA-cam! I watch a lot of resto-channels, and a couple of the guys start off using some humor in their videos, but they can't keep it up! To me, the humor is an integral part of the show, so keep on doing what you do so well! Thanks for posting!
“Talk metric to me”
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🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I lost my shit
I died
Good old Tony! :D
because measuring in metric just sounds more impressive.
This Tool feels like something you'd see in a Left 4 Dead Zombie movie... it's so outrageous.
In Left4Dead you would spend all of your time getting the eight tank fulls of fuel to run the air compressor so you could use the reciprocating saw to melee kill one tank.
Stop being other people
After initially being disappointed with all the aluminum thinking that this wasn’t going to be a great challenge, I ended up really enjoying the whole complexity of the tool and precision machining that went into it. That and the whole ‘spotting the golden wrench’ challenge like Goldbug in Richard Scarry’s kids books
You find the most bizarre tools. Love seeing them broke down and how they work.
Everytime I watch that intro makes me laugh.
That’s a cool saw.
Every dang time! :-D
Still looking for the music!
And I hum along with it. Honestly, really catchy!
The remix in the last video completely caught me off guard, but got a good laugh for a few minutes!
I can't get enough of these videos - All "restoration" channels have the same ol' dry routine; disassemble, clean, touch-up, paint, reassemble. But the videos here have entertainment thrown in with wit & humor. Please don't make me wait another month.
I have absolutely no use for one of these saws, but feel like I need one since I have access to large enough compressor to run it (120CFM @ 120 PSI, 400 gallon receiver).
Very cool video, I had no idea these even existed.
I really thought those springs were under tension and you were going to break something. Clearly this just highlights why you're the expert and I'm sitting on my couch watching youtube videos of experts. That thing is badass and you did an amazing job getting it back in top shape!
Love the little Rucker theme music bit.
Not sure what to make of the Tony bit...
I love both your sense of humor and your God-given skills and abilities.
Never seen a split piston like this
It's one of the most interesting designs I have ever seen.
And the dove tails for them rings (half rings?)... beautiful
Ikr? Imagine the original designer showing this to the board. "Cut the piston in half?! Are you mad?!"
Yes.
Me neither. I can definitely say it was strange but interesting.
@@HandToolRescue I have one of these as well, couldn’t find much information about it let alone a video of it running! Might have to restore mine now! Never knew the blades were 2 parts either, going to check it out when I get home!
You fixing things and recreating things has actually inspired me to start a small business so thanks
Отлично как всегда, молодец 👍, очень интересные и редкие инструменты, обожаю твои видео.
This intro is an 80s sitcom dream!!!! Man I'm glad I found your channel :D
"Why would I need a tool like this??"
Said no guy ever.
This is basically a portable, but I imagine very have, fine bandsaw.
Its use is probably very specific.
Also, how dare you imply no man would ever think about buying this beuty of a machine. Its loud, most likely powerfull and could saw your arm off, what real man wouldnt buy this?
@@anelbegic2780 English is not your first language? I think you missed the joke.... basically, I said that no guy would think this isn't great. Sort of like applying a meme to the situation. Cheers, my good man, and have a wonderful day
@@mikeheintz6861 its my second and im fluent bjt i guess i also had a *woosh* moment as well. Well shit.
Hi, I'm Brazilian and you have great admirers of your videos here. A friendly hug!
"I'm an underwater lumberjack and that's ok..."
I sleep all night and I swim all day...
Maybe it was used to clear Venice 😀😀😀
I blrfhglb rhbrl, ghrbl-brrbh
Watching your video is an important thing for me to spend my rest days. Thank you
Beautiful job as usual! 😀
Great to see the proper screwdriver used for the job. Super restoration.
Your intro is literally the most epic thing on UA-cam
Hands down best intro around
I love the spontaneous disassembly at the end. Very unique
I've never seen a reciprocal saw with two blades. Looks more like a large version of what I carve the turkey with.
On your way to one million subscribers. You earned it. So many counterfeits but nobody has the special sauce of Hand Tool Rescue. Rock on my friend!
12:30 Ah, that's where the aluminum chunks came from! Seems to be a weak point in the design. Not sure how a repair would even be approached there! Eh, instagram, requires an account to view anything anymore. Not worth it.
Ice would be a good use for it, pre-cut blocks destined to become sculptures!
Love your humor and you style. Cool vintage saw for the interior, but also of course interesting if increase power as it will cope with raw wood.
When you're not even fixing an engine and you still throw a rod lol. A lethal looking tool!
This saw looks like one we had in the Mine Rescue equipment at the Mine I used to work at. It was used originally used instead of a chainsaw because gasoline engines cannot be used in an underground mine. It was replaced by a compressed air powered chainsaw.
When it broke in the end I thought this was special effects :D
Its the machine shop humor that really sets these videos apart from the others!
Arnold's voice over the final test was a brilliant addition! LMAO! Great job overall as usual!
This man deserves an Emmy.
Thats one big ass turkey knife. Imagine showing up for thanksgiving dinner with this. "Say hello to my little friend, it's turkey carving time!!"
Scotty, I need more power, 70 CFM is Not enough, Add more dilithium crystals. I've given all she can handle Captain, she'll blow at 153%. Where in the galaxy do you find these, the ice planet Zandafar? Great video, Thanks!
+1,000 for the Star Trek reference.
The classic head bang gets even better! Love it.
Love the This old Tony cameo!
You know your actions during the video do such a good job at conveying what you want to say when closed captions on youtube put the same words on the screen as you do. Great job! 🙂
Don’t mind me. I’m just here for the shenanigans. HTR never disappoints.
talk metric to me?
...you know I dislike repetitive self plugging products and tend to steer away from those items...but the way in which this guy does it, I think I will buy up some of those wrenches...lol...good work on all the restorations so far, been watching for a few years now...Cheers!
That saw sounds like the loudest semi truck Jake brakes I've ever heard in my life lol!!
Dude, you really stepped up your comedic game on this one!!!! Great video as usual!!
It felt like a “Say hello to my little friend” moment hahaha
I always enjoy watching your work. This time, the last scene was fun. Thank you.
The references to my two other favourite channels were great . You three should collaborate on a project - I’d feel kinda sorry for Keith Rucker if that happened though , because I’m not sure if he could handle you and Tony in the same shop .
looks like a great tool to have for those times i needed to process wood underwater...
The Rucker Company... I see what you did there... Keith should be proud.
I sensed that was a reference to something... what is it? (I'm a YT junkie, don't watch much tv or movies)
@@andie_pants Keith Rucker, he has a youtube channel that is quite good, does a lot of repair and fabrication videos, among other things.
@@andie_pants Keith Rucker, he has a youtube channel that is quite good, does a lot of repair and fabrication videos, among other things.
@@andie_pants Keith Rucker - Vintage Machinery.org the music is the intro to all of his videos.
Actually, the Rucker Company was founded by my grandfather. Clark Rucker!!!
arguably one of the most terrifying things you have ever restored.
The noise when it's run…so cool. Makes me feel like a little kid making machine farting noises.
Good job, never seen one in nearly 50 years of work with tools.
22:01 Those eyes disappeared... I know one thing, Major... I drew down and fired straight at it... capped off two hundred rounds in the minigun... full pack- nothin'... nothin' on this Earth coulda lived, not at that range...
I was so excited to get your notification !! Wow a blast from the past !! Really liked this video cool old saw !! It cleaned up really nice !! Needs a good amount of cfm to run it . I always enjoy your humor !!👍
That old Tony insert hahahaha brilliant
Brilliant! Your humor is the best part, thank you for sharing👍
*Looks at thumbnail*
"Oh its like a special handsaw"
*Places hand on saw*
"THAT IS NOT A HANDSAW..THAT IS A SWORD."
The scale of the thing was messing with my head!
Hello from Yorkton, Saskatchewan, Canada. Thanks for sharing your great video’s please keep them coming.
*socially distanced garbage*
Ah yes, how I refer to thanksgiving with the in-laws
😂😂😂
Aw yes. 2 of my favorite channels. Good ol Tony
When you gone to get a real size barrel of evapo-rust? You know like Keith Rucker has?
I need a full lake of it.
I keep expecting to see a shark fin circulating in it.
@@HandToolRescue I like to have about 50 gallons can't afford it.
@@HandToolRescue is evaporust dilutable in water?
@@HandToolRescue How long is it effective for? At what point does it stop working?
Smiles from ear to ear. Well done my good sir
Thanks!
That thing is a killing machine!
By the emperor its a chainsword all right
It’s got everything!
if the enemy is made of ice and very patient. And you need some compressed air in your pocket 😁
Well, what ever it is intended to be used for, I think you have got running good. Nicely done, sir very nicely done.
"GET TO THE CHOPPAH!" LOL
If its rusted we can repair it
At certain points during reassembly, it looked like parts to Goldfinger's laser.
"Do you expect me to talk?"
"No Mr. Bond, I expect you to die!"
I appreciate your sense of humor in these videos. Also got a good laugh at the ToT cameo.
I'd have that same look too if I looked down a tube and saw/heard This Old Tony being kinky with his calipers.
Very very cool tool and restoration, never seen anything like this. Great to see some precision engineering.
Ah, finally, the perfect implement for carving the Christmas turkey!
Bahaaaa, that's the best restoration video from start to finish on UA-cam mate!! Love your work
wtf was That Old Tony cameo?
Nope, it was This Old Tony.
@@T_Hoog and then one thing leads to another, and then before you know it....
Such restorations are really fun to watch. Keep up the good work mate!!
I was wondering when he will finally break sandblaster's window😂🤣
I think he did it on purpose with a different shield
Hope you were not injured when the glass broke. You like the dangerous tools , wow! Thanks for sharing.
22:02 ...when I choked on my hot coffee.
I can't stop laughing
"It's not supposed to do that.." Really? Most machines aren't supposed to hurl parts of themselves free?
:)...Awesome restoration...I bet one of those today would be KILLER expensive...
Man we all love metric system. So gorgeous. So exactly. So based on fixed physical units. Smack, love u dirty system.
The standard inch is defined as 25.4 millimetres...
Incredible, the blade seems to have no lock, that is, sawdust drainage, it seems for another material, excellent work, as always.
That is probably the most badass tool I've ever seen. Zombie apocalyps here I come
More like This Bold Tony, damn! 😏
Very nice find and restoration, showed the importance of thorough testing well.
Well, at least it has some potential in a "yo momma" joke :))
p.s. I wonder how many people got the Keith Rucker reference at 2:40
The end demonstration had a stalone\cobra look to it. Great work I appreciate your creativeness as well as your skill.
me at the start of the video: "oh isnt that a cute little..."
he goes to grab it:
me: "holly shit that things huge!"
That's what she said (sorry couldn't resist).
Divers are from another planet, I got divers in a river on the French and German border, water under 10°C air around 5°C those guys where drilling 40mm holes in concrete, those guys are though, a lot of them where uderwater bomb tech in the military or special forces.
I was NOT expecting that amount of speed and sound
Интересен и сам процесс. Но иногда более интересно, что это за прибор, как оно работает, и зачем нужно вообще. 😀
Еще не досмотрел! Думаю пневмо пила !?
Very cool old saw man, nice work on the resto. I can't wait till my shop is set up so I can do the same bro.
“Aggressively rusty” really sounds like a sexual disposition 😂😂.
Between that and "Talk metric to me." I'm glad I put down my drink or my phone would be drenched right about now.
Also sounds like a good band name
Обожаю этого парня. Лучший реставратор в мире👏👏👍
After the This Old Tony sequence I feel as if I need a shower. And therapy. What has been seen cannot be unseen.