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Wow, that’s great I can save $.85 a linear foot for making my own trim. Only have to have a shop with about $40,000 worth of exotic power tools and planers.

Have you checked out what's down those wormholes?

Good idea.. love from India ❤

Always use 3 in 1!

Thank you for this test. You put a ton of time and resources into it and again I offer my thanks.

Thank you

Thank you so much and what dimensions is that cardboard?

Greetings size bags do you recommend for packing of T-shirts?

Beautiful knife

youre a joke

Great video! Appreciate seeing this test! Thanks!

Trifloe is my fav for rust resistant

Wow!

Yo i work there So One thing is we are doing a fundraiser rn 1 dollar and you get a coupon for a free #1 sandwich with the purchase of a med fry and drink Also Extra vegies are of no extra charge (not including jalapeño and avocado) Grilled onions are free too And if you want grilled chicken Ask for it fresh It will take about 8 minutes to get out but the chicken we have ready is sitting there for like and hour At least before its used Just be nice the the person taking your order and make sure your clear when asking I work the customer service sections and we are very stressed trying to understand what you are saying and what everyone else is saying

So blue my knives and 3 in 1 got.

Nice restoration. That original yellow material looks like derlin like Case uses.

Quick and straight to the point. Thank you!

"You're not supposed to weld cast iron"... Well that tells me the extent of ignorance. Have fun with fewer fingers. Lol

This test is as close to scientific as possible. With people did more tests thr way you this test is done. Best wishes

Sir, that is a big rock tumbler

Can let it soak in white vinegar and it does the same thing. All your doing is literslly wearing the tools down.

I have seen people do that for rock tumblers. Some inflate a balance ball in the middle to seal it.

I have a similar setup. I use it for human skulls

Can’t say it’s worth a fortune, but your resourcefulness impressive!

Its a media tumbler nothing new people even use cement mixers.

Man you are a genius

Can I see a before and after picture. Thank you.

Genesis 😎👍

Fine job.

Could these blades be cleaned up?

This is a pro tip

who taught u this inginuity

Beautiful job!

Best Homemade Band saw I have watched, Thanks!

Probably interesting but all that teeth sucking noise or whatever that is is just nasty sounding

Nice tip, thanks for posting!

Beeswax on all my carbon steel, works great

Good stuff.

Great test. Thank you for sharing. I am testing a number of food safe finishes right now for chefs knife. I did Axe Wax, Frog Lube, Simple Finish, and Ren Wax. I know Ren Wax isn't technically food safe but based on what I've read, most people say that the toxic elements in it actually evaporate. You have any thoughts on that? Seems like Axe Wax or Frog Lube are going to be the best for my use.

Great build , innovative use of salvage components

Wow just the video i needed to see man thank you for taking the time to do this makes a difference

A sock helps put it under it roll it up bam perfect its like heat press pillow

Ive been using rem oil on my microtech per manufacturers recommendation but its 3in 1 from now on.oh and keep that squeaky puddy cat well fed

Torture testing has its place unlike you JoeX tests to failure. I love seeing your and his results. They show me limits. Knowing the limits helps me keep me knives in terrific shape. My carbon steel knives are usually refinished with a forced patina, and I use the same home made fixin wax on knives, sheaths, cutting boards almost anything. It's a combination of beeswax, mineral oil and coconut oil and some essential oil for a nice smell. I wipe my knives off after every use, and wax/oil them and the sheaths at the same time as needed.

hope you are ok got me hook on the conversion.

Other than no tape on the blade for safety, this video is brilliant. The new vise is similar to those used for wood carving. I used to turn split wood spindles using wax paper and white glue for clean separation. In the 60's & 70's we were limited on materials. I'll keep watching your videos. Thanks😊😊😊

I know this is an old video, but it would have been interesting to have seen how a black powder bullet lube of 50% tallow & 50% bee’s wax would have worked. As a lot of black powder enthusiasts use that on their gun’s to protect their black powder revolvers, and some use Johnson’s floor wax.

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Nice homemade mill those were some pretty nice slabs keep up the good work God bless

Great experiment!!