That's either a very special use vise with the rounded jaws or it's been worn down through some major use. Guessing the former and not the latter and that's no ladder.
Yes, flea markets are the best. Find all kinds of really good stuff at really good prices. I hope to do a restoration video on that skillet sometime in the future. So many projects so little time but it’s a good problem to have. Thanks for watching and sharing.
I'd love to visit one of these markets one day. Find a well-worn tool, bring it back to the workshop i'll hopefully have by then, and give it a good re-do.
😁 thank you for your wonderful work picture. I already have too many axes and I rode my motorcycle that day and would not be able to haul anything extra. Thanks for sharing have a great day.
This was in Strawtown, Indiana North of Indianapolis on SR37. open every Thursday. In the summer is the best time to go there are more venders outside.
This is a flea market that is north of Indianapolis Indiana on State Road 37. It’s near Strawtown, Indiana. I live north of this flea market, but try to visit it at least once a month. There are about five or six other videos of visits to this flea market where I do indicate its location. Hope that’s helpful. Have a great day.
Maybe I miss spoke, I did say Ebony But if you know it’s rosewood that is good information. I don’t claim to be an expert in wood identification and when I’m making the video I’m trying to think on my feet. Thanks for letting me know have a great day.
That's either a very special use vise with the rounded jaws or it's been worn down through some major use. Guessing the former and not the latter and that's no
ladder.
😄thanks for the commentary! Have a great day!
thank for taking us on this adventure!
You’re always welcome to come along on any of these adventures. Have a great day.
Awesome video! You made some great finds !
Thank you so glad you enjoyed it appreciate your comment
Love tool flea markets! That skillet is such a nice size, perfect for a Cheddar Cheese and Tomato omelet! =D Great stuff!
Yes, flea markets are the best. Find all kinds of really good stuff at really good prices. I hope to do a restoration video on that skillet sometime in the future. So many projects so little time but it’s a good problem to have. Thanks for watching and sharing.
I'd love to visit one of these markets one day. Find a well-worn tool, bring it back to the workshop i'll hopefully have by then, and give it a good re-do.
Google flea markets in your area, visit them and find what you like. Have fun with it. Thanks for sharing and have a great day.
I would have picked up both those DOUBLE BIT AXES!...…Finding them here in Durban South Africa is like LOOKIN FOR HENS TEETH!
😁 thank you for your wonderful work picture. I already have too many axes and I rode my motorcycle that day and would not be able to haul anything extra. Thanks for sharing have a great day.
Nice score, which state are you in ?You were around a lot of quality tools. Thank You
This was in Strawtown, Indiana North of Indianapolis on SR37. open every Thursday. In the summer is the best time to go there are more venders outside.
I love cast iron pans Griswold is my favorite place I have the same hatchet
Cast-iron is the best. You can use it anywhere, inside and out. It also sounds like we have similar taste in hatchets. Happy chopping.
Nice. where's that flea market located?
Stawtown Indiana, only on Thursdays. Weather permitting, closes in the winter.
Coco bolo I think. Red Devil
Thanks for your visit and have a great day.
It would be nice if you tell us where you are that is the name of the flea market in what state
This is a flea market that is north of Indianapolis Indiana on State Road 37. It’s near Strawtown, Indiana. I live north of this flea market, but try to visit it at least once a month. There are about five or six other videos of visits to this flea market where I do indicate its location. Hope that’s helpful. Have a great day.
rosewood?
Maybe I miss spoke, I did say Ebony But if you know it’s rosewood that is good information. I don’t claim to be an expert in wood identification and when I’m making the video I’m trying to think on my feet. Thanks for letting me know have a great day.
don't know for sure by any means, but more likely than ebony..... could be a lot of things, depending where it originated....thx
You bet. Have a good one.