I'm 52 years old, and had to stop working at age 50!do to my health. I worked on machines for 30 years. Now I love seeing work that you do in your shop, this help me keep going on the day i can't get out of the house. I have a small machine shop. So thank you so much for all you do, it helps me more ways than one. Do keep up the good work and may God bless you and yours.

Even the tools you throw out, could be very needed by others! One is only as good as their tools & in this day & age, a lot of folks don't know how to fix themselves, much less their car nor house! I pride myself in tools & hate to not have a tool when needed!!! In watching two of your garage sale tool finds, there was many things that caught my eye! Good video as always!

You're living the dream , mrpete , neighbor's and all .

G'day from Australia Mr Pete222.. Thank you kindly for taking the time to make these videos -I watch and use them frequently. I am an amateur machinist and have learned a great deal from your channel. Cheers -Brad Innes.

That's the hegner scroll saw....world class.....parts are available stand is not homemade......great score I love mine

Back to the sale! I think you got some great stuff. Not often do you run up on deals like that. Be crazy not to buy.👍. My Son always gets the collie barking when the camera comes on.

You have a lot of great things from all 3 videos. Wish I was close to you. Some of the things that you don't want I could use. You will figure it out. You're having fun and that is what is good, and your saving some good tools from the scrap yard. And teaching some of us what some of the tools are. That's good. Keep it up. Would love to talk to you if I was close. You remind me of my old machine shop teacher. I learned a lot from him. I restore hit miss engines and use a lot of tap and dies because of the old bolts and nuts. Keep the videos coming. Love them.

I know this is an older video but I enjoy these very much. I too buy tools at estate and auction sales that I don’t need. The pawing through is worth the cost of admission. Thanks Mr Pete.

NO WORRIES ! Best part of life is having fun ! Your toss away stuff is great and wow what a sale !

Always good to see a man who can cheerfully admit his shortcomings, and have fun doing it.

AX, buck saws, chain saws---When allen wrenches wear out, cut the worn tips off with wheel cutter, and start all over again, Tubalcain. Good deals, indeed!!

Sometimes I think these videos are like going to confession, but for gear heads.

Love garage sales but I go broke in a hurry have a bless 4th sir and enjoy the new toys

Nothing better than a tool garage sale!

Another score! When you have your meet and greet/ garage sale, be ready for the masses to arrive. Photo ops and more. You’ll need to rent out the Armory or Legion Hall! I’d come up from s Fla. just to be a part of it.

I love old tools! Very interesting, thank you.

Fun to look as always. Good prices 👍//Micke from Sweden

Nock out punch..... elect. stuff. Another great one Lyle !!!!

With amusement I`ve watched the three videos; I knew you could not stay away from a good estate tool sale! Been awhile since I`ve checked in, I`m glad to see you are still at it! I`ve done the same thing at countless sales over the years and for me it was always the thrill of the "hunt" never knowing what I`d find. But, I`am preaching to the choir. First video I spotted that orange scroll saw as you walked by without grabbing. Can`t believe no one else did either! LOL Well sir, I`ve had a blast watching your videos and hope you continue to make more. Thank you so much! Think I`ll watch them again.

Wife hollers from the kitchen: "Hey is that the KZfaq shop teacher?!"

I am a machining and tool auction addict, so I always feel comaradary when you show these videos. I just love always having what I need on hand, or what I "might" need some day. It is also a fun and cheap way to build up a pretty nice inventory of tools and supplies. Of course the most fun part is going through the box lots after you get home to see what hidden treasures you got. Just saying, I can completely relate. Keep up the great videos! There are some other very good machinist youtube video makers out there, but I have to say, you are my favorite.

Mr Pete we are definitely members of the same tribe. I'm still lafffing not at you but at me for being so much like you ! Thanks Love it . You Made my Saturday.

Mr Pete, you KNOW you did good! Sounds like you didn't even have to beat them up!

Hello from the UK, yep I too enjoy picking old tools up for pennies I restore them and use, the ones I don't restore go to my son, no point in doing his up as he tends to leave them outside to rust even more lol

Hi Mr Pete! Enjoyed the video, and got a good kick out of your humor!! Lol! Keep it up.

What a fantastic haul - $30 clamps for $1 - excellent - I love these - there is nothing better than great scores at garage sales.

Excellent Mr. Pete! You did great again! If OSHA had their way we'd all stay indoors in padded rooms with no corners.

Great picking. Nothing good around here lately . Good video.

Had a great time watching. Look forward to early Saturday morning releases! That air chuck on the oxygen regulator is a bit troubling. Some people use oxygen in place of an air compressor, at their own peril.

Great videos I love tools and love to see your videos about tools wished I was with you at that sale.

Great haul!! Love all that stuff . Was just telling someone that we just don't have much of it left ... I guess hurricanes and flooding. Everything just get thrown away 😒 but I'm gonna be moving up Noth soon and I have managed to hold on to a lot of things I inherited

Man you scored on this load I think more than the other. The scroll saw does look like a Hegner, nice! Your neighbor and mine must talk to each other!

Your new drill press just won a "NO BELT" prize... lol Right about the regrets after the fact just looking at the new messed up free space, same here... ;)

Thumbs up as soon as you said... 'they start mowing..'

I absolutely love watching the tool scores! Seems most folks around my area are way too proud of their old junk or, assume just because something is old and rusty that its, "vintage" and worth a small fortune! (Or a large one even) man that drill press looks very serviceable to me, for me. I would've been happy as a lark to find such a thing.

Mr. Pete I have a whole set of the Dunlap bench tools my wife's uncle had. I love my little bench top drill press. It is so quiet compared to my delta. Sweet buys.

I also go to auctions and yard sales and buy things I don't need. I currently have 13 industrial sewing machines I purchased at an auction. I got them for such a great price that I couldn't pass them up. The problem is, I now have 13 industrial sewing machines! Chuck. ...

God has been good to you at the garage sale again. here in Nebraska garage sale tools cost more than what you are paying. A lot more

All good stuff lyle ,enjoyable as usual. More auction PLEASE.

I always enjoy seeing the goodies. Thanks for letting us have a look.

You know what, you have worked all of your life and you like to collect tools. Man don’t beat yourself up over it just enjoy your retirement and collect away. If you want to donate some go ahead otherwise have fun finding and buying tools. And thanks for sharing your finds with us.

Mowing is an illness that strikes when you least expect it.It's not fatal,but there is no known cure except snow.Nice video,the mowing sounds strain my dentures because I begin to grimace

That's a Hegner saw. No doubt about it .The Mercedes Benz of scroll saws. A wee bit of adjusting and it will run more quietly and smoother . Sold a used one recently for £180 ( new they are megabucks in the uk). Sought after and much valued by the wood craft folk.....( ''WOOD'' that stuff we used before metal)

Love these videos, I wished we had tool sales like this where I'm from. Keep it up!

Indeed, I do enjoy these types of videos, Mr.Pete. We used to use those Armstrong clamps in the tool & die shop for hoisting the dies up onto the workbenches. (Hope OSHA wasn't listening to that.) They were the only clamps we trusted to do that very dangerous thing. I have that same drill press but mine has Companion cast into the belt guard. It was my Dad's from 1937 and still works as good today, as it did back then. mine only has the single rod, quill handle that can be slid to one end to increase leverage. The scroll saw is definitely, a Hegner with a factory stand- big bucks. Scroll sawing had a resurgence of popularity in the early 80's and Hegner seemed to be the saw that everyone was clamoring for. That, and the RBI brand.

Always like the tool auctions videos

Porter Cable made a fuel cell powered nail gun similar to that Paslode. The fuel cell in the gun would leak over time. Every time I went to use it the damn thing it was empty. Fuel cells were expensive, I think they were butane. Sold mine at a garage sale, I think some manufacturers took these of the market, no wonder.

Your scrollsaw is a german made Hegner Multicut1! Definately! And hell yes, its definately worth your 5 bucks! It even has the pull down arm assembly, which is optional. You can still buy parts from Hegner for it.

well I have watched a bunch of your videos and shared your exiuberance and loved it.... but in video 2 you had a whole series of letter/number stamps in wooden , which you valued/- but there was a plastic tub of other letter stamps which you dismissed as junk, but from what I could see in that quick dismissal, they had serifs on the letter, while the boxes were plain jane straight letter stamps. Those in the [;astic jar are much older, and scarcer-not to many folks pay attention to the "font' of the letters, but let me tell you I can buy plain-jane letter stamps at any discount store, but try to find the stamps with the serifs, well that's another story- to me, the ones you dismissed as junk were the best of the bunch, but that's just me Eric-whom keeps tuning in!

That’s a Hegner and the similar model selling today sells for $1100 and it’s a hegner stand also I have the same one at home great saw

Love it. If you are looking to adopt more family members, feel free to reach out. LOL.

Glad you went back to help those folks clean up. The past 2 weeks I have drove into the country for garage sales listing lots of tools. Nothing but a wasted trip. Basically they are liying. Personally I think your scroll saw is good for its age. Get some Olson scroll saw blades that will fit it and see how smooth and straight it cuts. Ladies really take to using them and set up little work areas. Young kids too. All of those old Illinois houses with the old wood porches and filigree trim that is broke or missing pieces are a source of a little work.

Prof Peterson , when my daughter goes junkin and i tag along somehow stuff just follows me home! And for some strange reason I seem to enjoy it as do You!! Jordan and Henry will always look at your treasures and a big smile will appear on their faces as they remember you chasing the auctions / yard sales looking for that pot of gold! Hehehehehe

Garage sale and ramble as much as you like. Love your vids and the pace that you conduct them. Keep up the good work!

Hi: The most important thing you did on this trip was have FUN. Yes you spent some money, but you could have gone out to dinner had bad service and bad food and spent that much money. Look up scroll saw and the company name will pop up. The bottom line is you picked up good quality tools and if I lived close to you I would have been there too. I enjoy all your shows. My father and father in law were from the machine world and that's why i enjoy your shows.

That Paslode nail gun looks a lot like one I used to use for office partitioning. Shoots hardened nails into concrete. The gass cells would deteriorate and need replacing usually before they were empty.

Boy more stuff, watch out stuff will take over the earth, garage by garage. Time for a yard sale. Fun video, enjoyed.

Step aside Terminator...make room for the Accumulator. Haha, thanks Lyle.

pipefitters and welders use those chain pliers constantly, would be screwed without them. good score!

Mowing ones lawn is contagious especially on Saturdays.

Your the best Mr Pete. Its always a learning experience . Thank you.

Love the siren as you put the hammer out of it’s misery

well you added (I think) the complete sets of plebian modern number letter stamps to your collection, but then you discarded the mismatched set, which If I was quick enuf to note had letters with serifs on them, which are older/scarcer/and just not made any more (unless you make yer own....har har) If yer discarding them, send them my way. SVP. My old tool /motorcycle/antique collectors always want to borrow mine. Love your videos!.....Eric in Calgary

Ahhh Lyle, I have learnt so much from your many videos over the years so you feel free to ramble as much as you want.

The scroll saw was a steal at $5 ! Edit: Fun stuff... NEVER prices like that in Memphis... I wish ! Probably a good thing... I have a shop full (and I'm a good bit older than you) !

If you didn’t make videos , you neighbor would never get his lawn mowed. Ha ha ha ! You are doing you good deed for the neighborhood. Enjoyed the video, it’s always fun to look at someone else’s junk . Just remember “ He who dies with the most toys wins “ . HA HA HA !

The Pyrene Fire Extinguisher is very collectible!

Love the Pexto shears, reminds me of our Pexto Stow and Wilcox Shear at the shop I took the blades off to have them ground so we can shear thin gauge Stainless and Aluminum for Aeronautic industries

Thanks for going back, I'll sleep easy now knowing you left nothing good behind.

Love your videos. I'm learning alot about tools watching them. Thank you.

Mr. Pete, There's no need to Apologize to Naysayers. Keep doing what you know best. Cheers from San Diego, CA.

22:28 That is a greenlee punch for making holes in electrical panels. You start with a hole to fit the 1/2 inch, then go up to the size you need to make …. 3/4 1 1-1/4, 1-1/2 etc This stuff definitely came from an electrician. I also live in Illinois just behind Ohare airport. where are you near???

The regulator could have been used on a nitrogen bottle to run air tools. Folks who raced sometimes used that at the track instead of portable air compressors

That definitely is a Hegner I just sold one just like it.Great buy

That Fuller wrench would be good as a loaner tool. I keep a box just for loaning out and don't really care if they get damaged or never returned.

You would be real hard to buy a Christmas present for. :)

You might cast an aluminum handle over the dead blow core? Would indeed cure the deterioration problem.

Mr Pete I enjoy these videos

24:01 That siren timing ha ha

Mr. Pete, never boring always entertaining and funny. What is going to be like 'picking the bones'(as Keith Fenner would say) of Tubalcain? That is a day I hope I will never see!!! Kindest regards. Joe.

Always check the inside of the handle of the hacksaws for hidden blades......

Lyle I had a complete set of those hammers everyone did that. On the ballpene hammers the shots locked in the face unscrew. I made new aluminum knurled handles with set screws to lock them tight . Very easy really , grind the thin flat strip on the shaft off . Drill your handle to clear the shaft on the hammer . I actually like me handles better then the plastic crap. My big dead blow snap ons the shot went all over so there went $60. Each for three of those. Good score on many of the tools tho. Wouldn't want to send one of those chain wrench chains to me would YA. Think it'll work on my old plumbers vise with the crank down chain. Got to love the extra sound effects to me I just think its so cool your making great videos no matter what. Your a favorite on my watching program.

Greenlee Hole punch for sheet metal I did not know they were available singularly. I have two different size ones in sets from greenly that I bought in a hock shop years ago and they are really nice to have, I have used these often

I would have loved to pick up that cross cut saw. I clean old saws up and sharpen them when I can.

Hey, the eswing works good anyway.lol Btw, I don't see you bragging at all. I've said this in your other auction /yard sale videos keep them coming. I like watching them almost as much as actually going to the yard sales...almost

You have a sickness! Lol I don’t know why, but I enjoy these! I love your fair weather foundry videos! My wife even likes them! Do you ever re sell anything? I could use some of those number and letter stamps!

Enjoyed. Nice haul.

I wish I had good sales like that in my area. Good to hear you donate the tools you don't use! Keep them coming!

I knew you would go back. LOL

Coincidentally my neighbor started mowing when I started to watch your video so I cannot tell your mowing neighbor from mine. Thanks for the video.

That was a big score! You got some cool stuff for almost nothing. We don't have yard sales like that in the south. I'm Jealous!

The more times you set up your video camera, the more the neighbor mows grass...………( insert laughing emote here).

Me no had a great time no mess to clean up. good to see you and Jordan

Lyle if it makes you happy do it! If anybody else is unhappy that's there problem. Love the videos and keep doing what your doing!!!!thanks for sharing

Amazing. All the sales around here are old clothes and bric-a-brac.

Another great find. I need to start hitting the garage sales. No telling what I would find that I needed or didn’t need but would find the way to my house.

I would have so much fun in a place like that! I have a little craft shop, woodshop where I need a drill press and a table saw. I could only wish to follow up on such Treasures! Many blessings to you Mr Pete.

Mr. Pete, if you ever decide to truly scrap the fire extinguisher, please let me know first. I believe that I need one of those for a WWII jeep I am slowly restoring. Thanks for all the videos. I've learned a lot over the last two or three years.

Man I'd like to be your overflow catch ! And I'd be happy to give you your money back on it lol ! I need a good bit of it ...

Your garage and basement are like an unexplored pyramid for those of us that do not have industrial areas close to us. Boy do I miss my home town South Bend, Indiana.