Hi would it be possible to get the file for tis design? I need a new pump leather. Thanks

This may be a rookie question, but did you have to boil the linseed oil yourself or do they come in bottles that were pre-boiled lol.

But why, the old word and pitting is what gives that screwdriver it's charm, it looks old and that's what is so charming about it.

Are you sure that that bend wasn't there because it was hand-forged, I have one and the bend was clearly there when it was made, it did not look like the kind of bend that results from use.

I have one exactly like this. The back of mine appears to have been hit with a hammer as well. I think that was an added feature. Nice work.

Big, beefy and totally badass!

i thought the samsonias were steel and the parkinsons were iron?

I have just been given the exact same vice it’s cool to see the 1 you’ve reconditioned it looks fantastic 👍👍

Really nice job 👍 I inherited one of these from my grandfather but it had a damaged screw, I recently managed to get a replacement so I have started restoration. My only problem is that the 2 machine screws that retain the front plate for the quick release are missing as are the 2 bolts that fix the nut mechanism underneath, would you happen to know the thread type(s) and sizes of thes parts please ? I'm really hope to get my one looking as good as yours.

Nice job. I must admit I was wondering if you were going to get a flame roaring out the end when you applied the flame😂😂 Cheers Stuart 🇦🇺

At the start the sliding jaw looks like a General from Star Wars

This is my favorite handle shape - really great job restoring it.

Very very nice job and video thanks for sharing your time and remember stay safe and make 🍺🍺👍👍🇬🇧

Great work

beautiful result 🌟 thanks for saving this cute screwdriver 👏🏻👏🏻

Good restoration mister good job well done

Your contents deserve much more likes and subs than this.

Very cool well done.

Great video!

very well

Very nice work! I love refinishing the simple things like screw drivers, basic hand planes, and chisels. You're page inspires me to pick up and rebuild so many of my handtools for my hobbies. Thanks!

Great job! Love watching these videos.

Awesome job on this! I love the perfect handle stuff. I haven’t had the guts to take the scales off yet though…lol

Looks nice. Good luck with your channel. This comment is just food for the KZfaq algorithm. I don't want to win the contest. I've got two of those that I want to restore for myself. 😁

Hi buddy, I liked your job, beautiful result 👍

Interesting screw driver. Nicely done.

Wood and metal tools always catch my eye as they seem to compliment each other so well. Very well done on bringing this one back to good use or display. Your addition of brass pins really compliment and improve the final look of this tool. Many subscribers, yet few comments. WT?

Always loved wood handles, awesome restoration.

Awesome restoration 👍👍👍🇷🇺✌🏻

It does not look almost 100 years old - great job and now it will serve another 100 years!

Nicely done.

Well done! Excellent job on the restoration and video editing. New subscriber.

Amazing design, amazing workmanship. Best wishes 🙂👍👍🤘 Great job 👌

Looks cool. Nice job.

Nicely done.

Excellent vise and beautiful restoration buddy, liked it👍

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I subscribed

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cool nice job dear

Excelente .... muito bom Parabéns pelo desempenho Sérgio Manoel bigorna Brasil

Great vid bud, just subbed. Its CJ btw

Nice job. When you look at the design of the handle it's obvious why these tools are called "guns."

Neat idea. As I haven't got a 3D printer I imagine a mold made out of wood can do the same thing. Not only that but it would be far more economical for one-off seals.

I liked your job Beautiful restoration👍

Great result

Nice first comment

Excellent restoration.

Your adjustable wrench needs restoring. ;-)