MONSTER CHISEL RESTORATION - ASMR
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- MONSTER CHISEL RESTORATION - ASMR tool restoration DIY How To video by Chop With Chris shows in detail how to completely restore a rusty antique millwright slick chisel. Related links:
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Impressive restoration of a framing slick. But even more importantly, you have an awesome collection of vintage tools. I’m envious.
Also, thank you for using nothing but tool sounds, no insipid music to detract from the sweet sound of tools in an artist’s hands.
You are most welcome!!
I love seeing the old tools in an old tool box still being used. Great video!
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That thing is amazing! Looks like it was a long project and well worth it. I loved seeing the human-driven versions of all your mechanical power tools, and this video taught me a lot about what certain tools do. Great lesson in manufacturing. Thanks for sharing!
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i appreciate the care taken to bring the tool back to life. I feel less stressed having watched you do you magic.
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I have to comment, you are the real deal craftmen!!! No electrical devices. Just pure old fashion craftmenship. Your attention to detail is amazing. I just subscribed. Keep up the excellent work👏👏👏
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A draw knife is designed to be used with the bevel down, not up. This allows you to easily control the depth of cut. Also use it in a slicing cut, at an angle of 30 degrees or greater to give a much smother cut than the scraping cut that you were using. The thing makes the work go much faster and easier. I enjoyed the video.
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That was very interesting, it looked rather time cosumming on your part good on you for sticking with it. 👍🎓
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Грандиозный процесс реставрации на высокопрофессиональном уровне вызывает искреннее уважение.
Чего стоят только шлифовальные и токарные работы на станке с ножным приводом! Вообще использование старинных инструментов добавляет в моих глазах ценности этой настойчивой и умелой работе.
Гигантская стамеска получила вторую жизнь и по всей видимости еще много и успешно поработает.
Браво!
Спасибо!
I have been watching you for 4 years now. Really liked this one. I learned a lot from my dad he was a mill wright. My brother was a sore head loser. I have more tools than most men. Yes, I am female. Log to bowl I watch often. Love peeking in the corners of your seller. God bless you and yours.
Thanks so much! I’m sure you have some great tools!
all the restorations within a restoration video.
I'm impressed with how you can keep your hands so steady while pumping away on the lathe.
A strong core is important.
I agree! It's like patting your head and rubbing your tummy!
Awesome Wood and Metal work !!! Congrats Chris and thank’s for sharing !!! 👏👏👏
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Nice job Chris. It is really great to see old tools and old methods of work kept alive. Too much dependence nowadays on electric tools. Keep up the videos
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I agree I have seen a few folks just wreak a tool with a 4 inch grinder.. No need to hurry..just restore it..☺️
Your foot-pedal lathe and use of a hacksaw and file are admirable. It's also nice to see a blacksmith using his hands and an anvil. Good to see you treating that old tool with respect by carrying it in a padded case. That piece of cherry-wood has a nice grain for "whittling". So cool to get exercise whilst you save utility costs too. You must have very strong legs? Was that a leather pad to hone the finished chisel? Great restoration project there. Congrats. The big chisel could be ideal for de-barking logs too?
Thanks. I enjoy doing things by hand. The leather is intended to protect the edge. This chisel is intended to be used when building timber buildings.
Beautiful restoration. My grandfather made mortise chisels for the Amish community in Tennessee back in the 1940s and 50s.
Thanks and great to have a grandfather like you did.
You had a lot of fun making the video and it shows. The times you went slow-mo I was expecting disaster. So happy it went well.
Thanks! I truly enjoyed this one!
Chris, you never cease to amaze me! Another incredible restoration.
Thank you
You can’t plug in true craftsmanship! Great job, great video, great content!
Thanks so much!
I'm very proud of your work sir, no power tools needed. This is how things were made back the golden days!
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What a great find! Beautiful work, man.
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Holy cow, you are a master! I love the double swell of the handle. I admit to thinking the blade was a lost cause, but you saw it’s potential shine through the pits and uneven surface. In the end it doesn’t actually matter if the face of the steel is pitted, because the very edge is doing all the work and the rest just glides over the wood.
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Muito bom, valeu a dedicação 👏👏👏👏👏👏🇧🇷
Obrigado!
You sir are amazing! You brought me back to a time when life must have been so much better!
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Thank YOU for another quality video. The closeups are excellent and I appreciate the sound of the tools.
Thanks! It was pure joy making this!
@@ChopWithChris Do you do your own videography?
I have a couple of cameras and a Mac computer.
Very good results for a LOT of effort. Thank you for sharing. I especially liked the post drill as I am in the middle of restoring an old one myself. Lots of fun. What kind of wood did you use for the handle?
Thanks! I used Cherry. I have 3 post drills and with 2 restoration videos in my playlist - Magical Woodworking Machines.
@@ChopWithChris One of my grandfathers was among other things a farmers blacksmith as was my great grandfather on my mothers side of the family. I was exposed to a lot of old tools and ways of keeping farm equipment going. That may have been why I chose tooling and engineering as a career when I got old enough to have a clue as to what I wanted to do with my life. No regrets other than I wish I had had more time to learn the old ways from them. I like your approach to your videos as will as the things that you do. I wish the best for you and your family --
Thank you and the same to you!
Great job as always. So happy to see the use of the foot powered lathe!!!
It’s wonderful to use once my leg warms up!
Смотрю и поражаюсь - насколько же сейчас легче и быстрее работать с деревом и металлом. Электроинструмент облегчил работу необыкновенно. Спасибо тебе, дружище, за окно в мир прошлого!
Спасибо. Добро пожаловать!
So cool watching you do literally everything by hand/without power tools
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I've always admired your willingness to jump in and do projects you don't necessarily know how to do. I can see it pays off. For instance, I'm very impressed at how good you've gotten at turning on your self-made lathe. =0)
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Awesome Chris, using the lathe as impromptu grinder brush was very clever. I like that you kept the rustic look on the body of the chisel. Looking forward to seeing this newest addition be used in one of your future project. Keep up the good work my friend :)
Thanks so much!
Dear Chris, thanks for sharing your journey on this one. I was amused that every time you needed to do a different job, you made a hand driven machine for the task. You’ll eventually run out with one of everything in your shed. Lovely turning work. Cherry is beautiful timber with which to work. All the best.
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Super, alles met de hand gemaakt zonder electrich gereedschap.
Vakmandschap op en top.👍
Bedankt!
I would love to see electrolysis work to dry and fill in a lot of those rust holes and smoothen it out.
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@@ChopWithChris !
Chris, I love your totally hands on approach, hard work on vintage tools, ect. they should show this video to kids in Grammar School, Instead of the garbage they show them, this a great video to show them hard work pay's off,
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That kind of stuff is antique thinking, teach good work ethics and new techniques, it's how we evolve into the a better world.
que trabajo mas arduo pero la satisfacción de terminarlo no tiene precio. mil gracias por esta hora de esfuerzo tan dedicado, primera vez en mi vida que veo un video tan largo y no me arrepiento del final, que Dios le bendiga su inteligencia señor amen.
Gracias! Gracias!!
Mr. Kohlhaas's trig class pays off. Nice work.
Actually it was Mr Krebs!
@@ChopWithChris I will pass this along to him. Have a great holiday season.
You did a beautiful job on that! Who says there’s no life left in something like that. !🎚🙏🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾
Thank you!
So pleased to see a restoration that does not grind all the character out of a piece. Fantastic job.
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👏👏 Приятель, весь день сегодня смотрю твоё видео в перерывах между работой 😊 Шикарный инструмент 👍
Спасибо! Для меня большая честь!
Если я правельно понял, этот инструмент-стамека? Только для брёвен?
Да - для строительства срубов и других деревянных каркасных конструкций.
@@ChopWithChris спасибо.
Well done Chris, it’s a work of art
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Outstanding! Nothing I like better than old tools being masterfully restored!
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Great job Chris loved it and the Lathe Thank's for share, have a nice day & Stay Safe you all !!!. Brian UK .
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You actually inspired me to use more hand tools, I've been using my chisels more since I've been watching you.
So happy to hear that!
@ChopWithChris same with my cooper draw knife from L & I.J. white I bought at an antique store. Still works beautifully.
Great choice!
Dude! You have such cool machines! Your workshop looks awesome, especially mechanically powered tools.
Thanks! I love it!
That's a damn impressive lathe you built there. Good job on the chisel too!
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I was happy to see you pull out the evaporust. For a treasure like that you got to do it right.
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No hay mejor música que el sonido de las herramientas en manos de un BUEN artesano. GRACIAS MAESTRO.
Gracias! Gracias!
That’s amazing the antique drill press !!! I want one ! The way you restored it was great I thought the rust remover would take away too much metal however I’m impressed with the results
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Nice work, that was great 👍
I'm no wood turner, but in high school I recall adding those decorative rings around handles and table legs etc, and rather than cutting them in with a chisel we wrapped some tie wire around the back of the workpiece and then pulled lightly on both ends of the wire such that it burnt a recessed ring into the timber.
I’ve never tried that method but I need to.
Now that is content the man made a lathe to polish his chisel awesome 👍🏽
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I'm glade you respected the finish on the Chisel, Good Work!
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Parabéns!! Excelente trabalho!!👍
Obrigado!
Не знаю, зачем я это смотрю, но прикольно! Автор - фанат своего дела, механики, без всяких движков, всё на приводной силе мышц.
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*- NICE, Chris ! ! !*
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This one is maybe the most antique workshop of CZcams
I agree! Many years of flea markets and farm auctions.
You are a special kind of man Chris
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Great job Chris! you did justice to that Slick, not overdone, just right.
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That's a super cool under mount bench vise !
I love it!
That is what you call craftmanship, to do everything by hand.
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Love all the hand power tools
Thanks. I’m running out of room for more of them but where there’s a will there is a way.
What a great find and restoration job. I watched a video where you used it and was impressed then. I'm more impressed having seen the restoration.
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Thank you for not ruining an old hand forged piece!
You are most welcome!
What a great work with all these "prehistoric" tools. Well done.
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I'm impressed with your stamina. I imagine by you doing everything under muscle power rather than using electricity keeps you in good shape. You do excellent work!
Thanks and yes.
last word.. I enjoy it much like you do... 👍👍👍
old tools are awesome..
You are most welcome!
Wow. I'm exhausted. Good job!!!
I am too 😄. Thanks!
Very cool!!! I’ve used slicks before; but nothing that big! Cool find and beautiful restoration. That lathe is gorgeous too!
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Can't help but picture a dance of you switching legs fast paced to run the wire wheel. What a workout
Ha Ha Ha! Thats exactly right!
This is one thing I miss watching old school techniques used in this day of age because don't forget this were stuff begain people doing it by hand making what they to get the job that is enjoyable to see 👍💯
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Arrrgggg! Its a chisel. Just a big chisel! Can’t believe I watched this for an hour. Oh. Ya. Good job.
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Absolutely amazing workmanship !!!
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That is really pretty slick!
Ha ha ha. Thanks!
so nice to see you working
No doubt!
Yes, I did enjoy that as much as you did. All your talent and years accumulating/building hand tools wrapped up in a single video! Fantastic job. I wonder how many miles you pedaled on that grinding stone?
Thanks! It felt like a I peddled a stage on the Tour de France!
Wow what a mammoth effort 👍 That thing is so huge. Amazing job.
I Liked & Subscribed.
Thanks and welcome to my channel!
Well done great restoration job. Thanks Mark Dutka Oakville Ontario Canada.
Thanks!.
You are out of your mind - loved it - keep going
No doubt! Thanks!
I watched every minute of your process and enjoyed every second of it......WOW! Impressive!
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Liked the hand made and operated tools.
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Great video. Great metal working and wood working skills.
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An amazing tool restored to life!
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Кропотливая робота,так делали в старину,когда нечего не было.
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Well Done Chris👏
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Really entertaining. Precision work. Nice collection of tools. A tough man's hobby. Good job Chris 👍
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Mesmerizing .....really enjoyed the whole process
Glad you enjoyed it!
Beautiful sharpening job absolutely love it
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Wonderful Chris....plus instant chips etc for smoking some meat!😂😂
Absolutely!
Awesome job sir! Excellent work!
Thank you!
One of the most incredible videos I’ve ever seen on CZcams!!
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I'm also impressed with your shop. I've only seen a couple of videos so far, but I'm amazed at how well organized and compact you keep your shop. It appears you have multiple uses for many pieces of tables or posts, etc. You seem like a man in the wrong time.
Thanks! I'm working on a shop video. Stay tuned
Could have used one of those many times while I was doing boat repair. Nice job.
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Great job. I love watching you save that cool old tool.
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Thật là công phu và thật là tuyệt vời ,xin cảm ơn nghệ nhân nhé ! (From Sài Gòn, Việt Nam)
Bạn được chào đón nhất!
You know I’ve been subscribed to this channel for years and this video is the first I’ve seen for at least 8 months or more. I don’t know when it came up in my feed.
I’ve been slower at releasing videos lately.
@@ChopWithChris well your editing style is labor intensive, it’s plane to see you put a lot of thought into it and it makes it better content. Worth the wait. I like watching your videos because I can spend hours thinking about what i will more than likely never do but realize what is possible. As a truck driver there is plenty of time to think. God bless.
So glad you enjoy them. Take care!
You are sure fill of surprises. What a surprise in knowing how to use tool from long ago former wood worker from this century. I finally realized you only use hand muscles. Uncle Jack.
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I love your video recording at you working wood shop look great
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Bro, you have so many old-fashioned tools! You even know how to use them! I'm so damn jealous! Lol. I'm impressed, so you have another sub!
Thanks and welcome to my channel!
Great find and restoration Chris. Ive been looking for a slick that size forever. Im jealous....lol
The only reason I found it is because I strike up conversations with flea market sellers on what they didn’t bring. They don’t think people want this stuff.
@@ChopWithChris well i definitely look for it. Great find!
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The chisel restoration was fantastic. I love word work and the craftsmanship behind it was extremally interesting and all of it without electricity. I have made table lamps and other furniture......so keep up the great word work.. David Scofield
Thanks so much!
Very good video for when you're sleepy and can't sleep, after you start watching it you start to sleep. Well, I'm going to sleep.
Good night and glad it worked for you!
I really admire folks who can do this. I am not able due to circumstances but its nice to see it done!
Благодарю вас!