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Some fun stuff 👍 I use mediocre Chinese carbide router bits in sets like that that range 10 to 20 dollars a set. That work just fine and can't be beat for the price. Once they get dull I sometimes replace it with a diablo quality one if I use it enough. Ussaly just solimple roundovers nothing fancy heck the ryobi battery trim router was bought for under 40 dollars 😆. Quality for a purpose is important to learn so you don't spend drastically too much for such a simple job. Every ford wrench I see is bent it's because of hammering of course since it's soft ductile metal. If I find a perfect one maybe I'll pick one up.

I like the set of router bits and the yellow wrench. A few years ago I bought a nice Craftsman router and table for $20, but it didnt come with any bits. You got a nice selection for $10. I dont have as good a selection, but I keep looking. The yellow wrench looks like an older automotive wrench. It is better quality than many of those vintage auto wrenches. For $3, it was a good buy these days.

Bemis & Call started in the 1840s by (you guessed it) two men men named Bemis & Call. Later bought out by Billings & Spencer, a company named after (you guessed it) two men named Billings & Spencer. I like that nice case the router bits came in.

That orange wrench looks like one owned by a blacksmith - paint your tools to keep them!

Good for you. Happy Grandparents Weekend and God Bless Yall!

Great finds. We are always praying for you and Lydia 🙏🙏🙏

Well, if there are some nails in front of you that need pounding, and all you have in hand is that wrench.... Seriously, tho, good haul. Thanks for posting and thumbs up.

Do you need a back saw? No. But it helps. 😂

You can take a deep breath now and relax for a minute otherwise two. Both of you have been through a lot lately.

Glad that is done. I wonder these days do inspectors actually look anymore? Around here they don't open up any boxes or go in attics city inspectors are a joke. Many people hire knowledge people like me to do a safety check lol good easy money. It's now insurable wohoo!

The stock defently rotates there. The old gas powered nailer still work if you don't mind the smell and lack of power. Just gotta look from time to time never know what they will get in.

Stove pipe is needed!

Congrats on the official completion! BTW, out where I am they won't do the final sign-off until the Electrical is done as well, I guess you guys are different.

YAAY for the annex, I got an o.k. from my cardio doc and the son-in-law got his surveyors license! it WAS a good day! God Bless Yall!

The Annex is ready to go into full production now.

Your Restore is better than mine.

You did good and now the reward…..CHEERS

Looks like a place I'd like to visit!

Coincidentally, I was at my local Restore this morning. I picked up two cheap shelving units for $5 each. One looks the same as the unit you recently resuscitated. They also had some lateral filing cabinets, one a 5 drawer for $20, but I had to pass. Maybe next time. Thanks for posting and thumbs up.

Congratulations! It took a lot of effort, but I'm sure it will be worth it. Thanks for sharing this project with us all. Thumbs up as usual.

Congratulations!

I started the workshop build on July 31st 2023. The inspector was pleased with how everything looked. We talked a bit and he's interested in learning how to weld. With the building approved I can begin setting up to teach people what I learned on my own.

Very nice now you can finish up and enjoy! Have a wonderful day!!!

They had some nice tools this time! We are always praying for you and Lydia 🙏🙏🙏

That bit of oil is a good trick to get that fish-tape to go in and out easy. Good repair. Your father is proud of you for sure…..CHEERS

Fixing that looks very tedious, but its very rewarding to use stuff our parents used. Thanks for posting and thumbs up.

I have a portable band saw now i want one of them bench bases .

I especially enjoyed your comments about Dad - he meant a great deal to each of us - he had his ways and I didn’t realize how much I missed his uncommon wisdom.

Those tools must mean a lot to you,! Your dad is with you each time you use them. My dad died was only 52, I was 25. Now I’m 75 and still miss him

Thoes tools that hold there value in memories are some of the best! I wish I got to keep more of my grandpa's tools myself but I hold solice knowing the people why were at the sale were neighbors and valued thoes old tools as much as he did. I actually never have repaired a fishtape before. I knew how they worked inside because a few have blown up before but never has been cost effective to do so. I'm so glad that works still and if it's any constellation at times we have dunked the tapes in machine oil to de rust them. These days as time goes on they use fiberglass then now a new polymer silcone blend. They are much easier to work with as such things tend to be but will never be as strong as that spring steel tape. I've had to find blockages in many conduit before and it's been a steel fish tape someone just cut off and left for thr next person to deal with. Don't be that person 😆 😤. Next time you can fill up the casing with evaprorust let it sit then compressed air it all out then oil it up if you don't feel like taking it apart. Keep up the good work 👏

A little maintenance for your maintenance! Nice fix - once again I always enjoy seeing you fix something rather than trash it and get a new (disposable) one. Cheers!

I was gonna say I don't have one but then again I think someone gave me one so I might have one somewhere.

very nice

That was easy enough and with a little oil to boot. Brother-in-law got all mydads stuff. I got a mower and that was it. I was bvurning diesel pretty heavy then and was getting set up for myself so that was that. Still is. Be careful and God Bless Yall

One of those things you only use a few times but really come in handy. 😃👍

Nice to have family tools and still use them. You Dad I think would love his tools being used. We are always praying for you and Lydia 🙏🙏🙏

Aeesome...good luck

1:08 - No, Sir. The _first_ thing you have to do is remove the switch so you can get to the C-clip that holds the plastic handle in the body of the heat gun. Only then can you remove the two screws and separate the two handle parts.

I know an old feller by the name of Joe that's retiring and might need some side work, maybe you can find a few chores around the Annex for him.

You conduit! 😆 actually you did. I hate AFI with a passion we lived so long without it now it's the new standard. It will trip on anything and it's super frustrating. We use diablo brand hole saws for a reason it's just a quick release to pull the hole saw off the bit to clear the plug super lazy. The other nice thing is there 50% longer than most holesaws so you can avoid extensions and pesky stuff like that. I'm glad you'll have a outside light never underestimate how much of a detourant it can be. Make sure to get something obnoxiously bright 🌞 so you notice it from your room. I personally always run a extra wire myself better to have it than not. It's nice to have a 3way return or additional hot for a fanlight combo. Loved seeing the teather working well just hanging out of the way while you were handling other tasks. Great work take it slow and easy!

To bad you dont have to know some one close with a mill .

I agree, that's a lot of work in this kind of heat and humidity. Remember, as they say, it's not the heat it's the humidity...well that's been my experience. Thanks for taking the time to make videos and post them. Thumbs up.