I love this channel. Recognizing this screwdriver from the later videos actually made me tear up as I'm going through all of your content. Thank you for making these, they have helped through some really stressful times. ❤
Oh wow! 🤩 Thank you so much for your generous donation and your great comment! I'm very happy if my videos can help you in any way, it makes me very happy! 🤩🐢
Seeing that beauty of a wooden handle makes me sad that plastic is so cheap and easy to make. I'd bet that handle makes the screwdriver feel great in your hand and just turn like a dream.
Were I to find an old tool at a yard sale or flea market I could attempt a restoration to make it look shiny and new. Many of the old tools came to me through my grandfather and I want them just the way they are. The dings and scratches in the metal and the grease and dirt on the wood contain my grandfather's essence and they're beautiful just the way they are. You do very nice work.
If by random chance I'm ever anywhere near you, I want you to be the one to restore all of my Dad's tools. He was my greatest influence as a carpenter, mechanic, and all around "craftsman", and he left me many of his tools upon his death. I think you have a very sentimental value towards everything you do, and that's something to be admired and very much appreciated. If by chance I ever leave this place, I will, and have so far, taken everything he has given me with me ❤️
Thank you so much for this beautiful comment. Of course, this part has a special meaning for me! But I also find all the other restorations exciting. I always imagine how the people must have looked, they lived, dressed, who used these items. It's always a little trip back in time....
I just found a perfect handle in .75 screwdriver bin at a junk shop...luckily mine has nice wood...those new scales look like a pain to make.. turned out good
@@ForgottenShineRestoration well yes I know you love restorations, but what I'm asking is why did you want to put it on UA-cam, (don't get me wrong I love restorations and builds and i greatly support those who want to put what they do and love on the internet).
I want to show people that it is worth restoring old and broken things and that you don't have to buy new things right away, because I have the feeling that you are throwing everything away too quickly these days. And I like to create the mixture with my hands and then cut on the pc;) i hope the Translation is good...
@@ForgottenShineRestoration the translation was very good indeed, and I like your perspective that things don't need to be trashed immediately when they break or get old
@@ForgottenShineRestoration unfortunately I believe you are quite correct. So many today just throw old things away and buy new ones. And so many times the new ones are sadly lacking in craftsmanship and quality, both in manufacturing and in materials used.
Painful to watch your video. Your choice of techniques leaves a lot to be desired. I’ve seen these restored by a lot of others. Your methods could use some refining.
I'm crazy about your style of filing rounded metal parts. The forward movement of the file must be in combination of the downward movement of the tool handle. Not the other way around, as you do. My mom can do it better. And she is 73yo. It looks like you make it directly for the video record. Not with love with history. However, the accountant, without taste and respect for old things, quite a good job. You destroy the soul and the magic of the old instrument perfectly. (I'm aircraft engineer on military aircrafts Mig21 and "A" grade band sound engineer in old, old, old Prague city. Older then McDonald's...and youtube,etc.)
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Masterpiece ❤️
Thank you so much! 😊
In this age of mass production, I miss the art in the tools. What a truly beautiful screwdriver. Good job restoring it
Thank you!
I love this channel. Recognizing this screwdriver from the later videos actually made me tear up as I'm going through all of your content.
Thank you for making these, they have helped through some really stressful times. ❤
Oh wow! 🤩 Thank you so much for your generous donation and your great comment! I'm very happy if my videos can help you in any way, it makes me very happy! 🤩🐢
Really impressed at how your second try for the handles was perfect! A great overall restoration! 🤗🇦🇺
🤣🤣🤣👍❤🐢
Seeing that beauty of a wooden handle makes me sad that plastic is so cheap and easy to make. I'd bet that handle makes the screwdriver feel great in your hand and just turn like a dream.
That's right. The handle is actually very nice in the hand!
Were I to find an old tool at a yard sale or flea market I could attempt a restoration to make it look shiny and new. Many of the old tools came to me through my grandfather and I want them just the way they are. The dings and scratches in the metal and the grease and dirt on the wood contain my grandfather's essence and they're beautiful just the way they are.
You do very nice work.
This is a beautiful screwdriver. Simple and elegant.
Love watching your videos. Some people don’t understand why there are masters of restoring who enjoy it. Thank you and say hi to 🐢
Thanks a lot! 🐢 🤩
Handtool Rescue would be proud.
Thank you for a very good restoration video.
Thanks! 🐢
Nice work 😄 You managed to keep the character of this driver I've done a few of these, myself, including a restomod 👍🏻🛠️
Thanks!
Great piece!
good video
Thanks!
Once again you have created a show piece from an old tool. Put it on display in your work shop. Thanks for sharing. 👍😁🇨🇱🇺🇸
Thank you very much!
Good Restoration 👍👍
Thank you
Beatifull work.
Thank you :)
That’s a beautiful screwdriver. Nice restoration.
Thank you!
Hello Assalamualaikum good to see this video lovely restoration of screwdriver ...
Thank you!
I found your channel and came here because I inherited a similar screwdriver from my grandfather. They really do have the perfect handle!
Thank you very much! 🐢
Vraiment cool 🇨🇵
If by random chance I'm ever anywhere near you, I want you to be the one to restore all of my Dad's tools. He was my greatest influence as a carpenter, mechanic, and all around "craftsman", and he left me many of his tools upon his death. I think you have a very sentimental value towards everything you do, and that's something to be admired and very much appreciated. If by chance I ever leave this place, I will, and have so far, taken everything he has given me with me ❤️
Thank you so much for this beautiful comment. Of course, this part has a special meaning for me! But I also find all the other restorations exciting. I always imagine how the people must have looked, they lived, dressed, who used these items. It's always a little trip back in time....
@@ForgottenShineRestoration I love that so much! 😭😭😭
So good job!
Thank you very much!
I just found a perfect handle in .75 screwdriver bin at a junk shop...luckily mine has nice wood...those new scales look like a pain to make.. turned out good
Yes, replacing the wooden handles is not easy! I'm also sorry that I had to remove the old ones, but they were already very worn
Freaking cool!
Very nice! What is the significance of the number on the handle? I have one marked 225. I see yours is marked 150.
It looks amazing
Thank you!
Très belle vidéo que je trouve très relaxant au passage.
Merci beaucoup! 🐢
Perfektní prace❤❤❤
Hi beautiful restoration well done
Thanks!
Sweet 👍🏻 👍🏻
Superb...
Nice job.
Thanks!
Ficou bom, continue 👍👍👏👏🇧🇷
Nice work man! I have same one, want to restore it also!!!👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you! Have fun with your restoration!
👍 Excellent work and mighty fine video. Liked. Subscribed.
Thank you!!
@@ForgottenShineRestoration We have the same style of video creation...we let our work “speak for itself.” Look forward to your future work.
I’ve just found your channel fantastic job mate I’ve just subscribed :-)
Thank you very much!
Muito bom mesmo! 👏🏾👏🏾🇧🇷
Muito obrigado
Why didn't you use either a dremel sander or a belt sander at 8:32?
Nice! I subscribed!
Thank you!
Wow 👍🤔
Thanks!
Great restoration,not what i restore on my channel,but great. New sub here !
Thank you!
Where did you get the brass pins?
Muito bom,ótimo!
Muito obrigado!
Good work. I will Restoration in my video.
Thanks!
اريد مفك مثل هذا للبيع بحالته القديمة .شكرا لك
Tiene más valor cómo estaba. Solo necesitaba una pequeña limpieza 😢...
Should've just cleaned this up. Some 80... 120... 180 grit Wet n Dry sandpaper was all this needed - without ruining the original scales.
Это видео стоит посмотреть только ради перевода на русский язык!!! :-)
Большое спасибо! 🤩🐢
Hello friend, I just wanted to know what made you want to start a UA-cam channel
I love to make new things out of old ... why do you ask?
@@ForgottenShineRestoration well yes I know you love restorations, but what I'm asking is why did you want to put it on UA-cam, (don't get me wrong I love restorations and builds and i greatly support those who want to put what they do and love on the internet).
I want to show people that it is worth restoring old and broken things and that you don't have to buy new things right away, because I have the feeling that you are throwing everything away too quickly these days. And I like to create the mixture with my hands and then cut on the pc;) i hope the Translation is good...
@@ForgottenShineRestoration the translation was very good indeed, and I like your perspective
that things don't need to be trashed immediately when they break or get old
@@ForgottenShineRestoration unfortunately I believe you are quite correct. So many today just throw old things away and buy new ones. And so many times the new ones are sadly lacking in craftsmanship and quality, both in manufacturing and in materials used.
🌺🌺🌺🌺🌹🌹❤️❤️❤️❤️
Cadê a tartaruga?????
Eles não existiam então... 🐢
This tool needed no resto.
Yup...... ruined it.
Haora parece que esta fabricado a maquina no a molde 😢😢😢..
Kunci 1880's
1880s key
Should of left it alone, your rivets had gaps.👎
Painful to watch your video. Your choice of techniques leaves a lot to be desired. I’ve seen these restored by a lot of others. Your methods could use some refining.
The holes are not in fit with the pins of the handle.
Dude, you need a wire wheel. A used one would set you back maybe $50. I dunno what that is in Euros
How to lost real soul of old tool....destroy all nice. This can do anybody. But why they didn't it ? Think about it,man.
I don't like it. Sorry...!
I'm crazy about your style of filing rounded metal parts. The forward movement of the file must be in combination of the downward movement of the tool handle. Not the other way around, as you do. My mom can do it better. And she is 73yo. It looks like you make it directly for the video record. Not with love with history. However, the accountant, without taste and respect for old things, quite a good job. You destroy the soul and the magic of the old instrument perfectly.
(I'm aircraft engineer on military aircrafts Mig21 and "A" grade band sound engineer in old, old, old Prague city. Older then McDonald's...and youtube,etc.)
Exakt den gleichen Schraubendreher habe ich vor Kurzem auf die gleiche Weise restauriert. Zufälle gibts.......🙂🪛
Manchmal glaube ich nicht an Zufälle 😏🤪🐢