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mezmerizing restoration of german screwdriver

Could not stop watching. Needs no words.
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Old 08-29-2020, 09:54 AM
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plenty of tools, plenty of skills.
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Old 08-29-2020, 11:31 AM
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I watched the whole thing - mainly because I hate that man and all he stands for

That and I would have lost a finger in the filming.
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Restored?

My dad had an axe that was used heavily over the years and was "restored" several times. The handle was replaced three times and the axe head twice!

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Incredible work! Love it!
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There was an old guy at one of the local flea markets here that used to restore an sell old tools, ( hand planes , old woodworking tools, etc..) It was amazing, the work he did on some of the stuff. Looked like the day they came out of the factory. His prices were a little high but was worth it.


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Wow, that guy has skills (and time)
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Nothing special, just has the tools and method. Now if he took it apart opposite the way it was put together, that would be spectacular.
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to bad he couldn't save the old handle.. would have given some patina...
it's amazing how nice it looked in the end.. probably the finish was better then it was new
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I like this one alot. But im pretty sure that weld is going to snap the first time he hits something with it
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yCU8kv2f3yA
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His spotless workbench is a sign of mental illness....
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Doesn't remind me of my tools, skills or patience at all.

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Thanks for posting, this was in my YT feed and I didn't get a chance to see it. Love this kind of work. Reminds me our own Karl, Discseven.
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Over the top. I did this but it would look like garbage next to his work. But, I use it. I wonder if he will use that screwdriver.



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I like this one alot. But im pretty sure that weld is going to snap the first time he hits something with it
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yCU8kv2f3yA
Completely destroyed two tools at one time.
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I like this one alot. But im pretty sure that weld is going to snap the first time he hits something with it
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yCU8kv2f3yA
I thought the same thing. Looks great but is it now just art?
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I wire wheeled the rust off an old crow bar last week, then hit it with a coat of clear polyurethane. I was very proud.
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Yea - I’m sure the weld is plenty strong although because of where it is I’d be concerned about it letting go. He creates a beautiful end product but I wondered why he chopped it down. Seemed unnecessary to me.

Gorgeous piece. I wouldn’t feel right ever using it to hit a nail though!

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