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I use my little antique Stanley 101 plane constantly for carving straight spoon handles and for cleaning up tear out on saw cuts.

Great Video! And thanks for the scripture too. Have a great year!

Clearly he doesn't break tools as often as some of us.. I need 10 of every tool, because they break, get lost, or borrowed and never returned!

I wish i had 50 screwdrivers lol send them other 40 my way haha!

Am I the only person who saw "The Lament Configuration" from Hellraiser on the bench?

What is the song?

small recessed magnets on the plane shelf could be a good idea to keep them in place

When I was a little kid I thought my dad's old wood planes were for inserting into a shoe that you wanted to make bigger. Like stick it in a shoe and adjust the knobs and it would stretch the shoes to be a bigger size. I never asked what they were for and obviously wasn't told that's what a wood planes function was, I just assumed one day that's what they were for and never asked. Though I also thought the Schwann's frozen food delivery truck was the Swan catcher....I always wondered how much of an issue there was of roving gangs of wild swans running amuck in rural Missouri.

Simple and clean mind I like that

Cody, Great video. I believe that disston that you referred to as a d-100 is actually a pre 1928 d-8 thumb hole. A little hard to tell because I didn’t see the tip in the video. The pre 28 d-8 has a wider tip than most hand saws. The d-100 actually has a metal handle frame with a wooden grip. LOVE old tools.

China killed manufacturing in Sheffield England. It was such a shame.

Is that a Lament Configuration? The cube.. lol..

Press on, my Brother! 🤠

Thank you for the scripture at the end of your video. God truly is faithful.

Still is for anything made from steel. You can’t beat Sheffield for sure. ❤️🇬🇧👍🇬🇧🙏

I could watch that and listen to you explain their purposes all day

I found one of them Sheffield saws in the shade of the house I moved into. (I live in Kent, England) I used it to cut concrete blocks before I found out it was an antique!! :-0

Cody this video brings joy to my whole body and make me smile

4:30 I have always thought those things such a waste of space. I get the concept, but you use so much space for that angled piece of wood and then there's nothing being stored behind it (not to mention the planes and their handles sticking out). Would that idea work if that "box" was closer to the wall (the bottom out 6" instead of 8 or 10, and the top of the angled board right against the cleat?) Or maybe add some slots to store short push saws or something behind the planes (like in the lids of tool chests, but enclosed in that plane "wall box").

Funny to think about watching Cody when he’s an old man, will he still be doing this? I think so

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Always such a pleasure and respite to follow along. And a wealth of great advice. Thank you!

"Here is my American saw. Made in Shefield, England." ??????? Interesting that the aim was to have a minimalist shop with only the essential tools close to hand. Then in almost the first planes put on the wall were ones that needed restoration or had never been used.

Nice job

👍🏻🙏🏻❤️🙏🏻

what an annoying POS

Cody, you have some beautiful tools in your new shop. Until I started watching your videos I didn’t know what a coping saw was or how to use one. My husband has one which I found in our garage but I didn’t know how to buy new blades for it. You Tube can certainly help make your life easier for learning new skills. God’s blessings to you and your beautiful family 👍

Truly amazing set of hand tools, looking at that draw knife and drooling over it so much history as well as the stories they could tell as I kid i would go to swap meets with my dad and make him buy me at least one "antique" hand tool every week loved those days pops has passed on but the memories I have with those tools every time I use them never ever trade them (the memories nor the tools) again awesome video

You have some really good videos keep up the great work love looking at your videos and you have such a beautiful country side. Hi from VA

I'm not a carpenter, nor do I have an extensive collection of tools, but I can relate to the problem of accumulating too many of the same, or similar items, whether they be screw drivers, sockets, or whatever. It's so easy to come across "the next, best tool" with a new wrinkle on an old concept, and even if you already own five of them, you just know that *THAT'S* the one you really need. And it works great, and it's your new best friend, and it sits there rusting and collecting dust even better than its inferior stable mates. What more could you ask of a tool?

Did you notice the bottle of love Tite?

Great catch

Go ahead a place everything where you think you need them at first. Once you do, your going ask, where is my _____? Happens to me every time. Lol. Wait and see.

Another great posting. You nearly have as many hand tools as me. I have collected tools since I was at school and am now in my 60’s. About 20 years ago you could pick up Sheffield made tools here on car boot sales or bric a brac markets very cheap but since EBay started then the prices have gone through the roof.

Can someone please tell me what mountain this is? Is it Rainier? I'm out of the loop.

"I wish I had anouther arm." How about Jack? He has two.

Hi Cody, the compact brace is called a "joist brace". It's for getting in-between floor joists. Drilling holes for electrical cables, etc. Having said that, it'll also work in other confined spaces.

I have an idea what if In the end your wife could read a little manly manners ? Just a thought :) but I do miss it

My favorite tool is a high pressure widget spinner, or a ratcheting MacGuffin ✨ 🛠✨

Shops looking good Cody. I like the French cleat setup.

Great segment! Thank You!

I have a 6 by 2 bench that has two wood vices and a drill press on one end. It’s on skids so I can move it around. But you have me inspired to redo my walls. Thank you.

That wall looks awesome and love the way you did your storage for your "power tools". Looks great 👍 😀

Very timely. My sister and I were just talking about old style tools and tool names. This will be good to share with her.

Very timely. My sister and I were just talking about old style tools and tool names. This will be good to share with her.

Very timely. My sister and I were just talking about old style tools and tool names. This will be good to share with her.

Very timely. My sister and I were just talking about old style tools and tool names. This will be good to share with her.

Very nice selection of tools, but I really like the way you made yuor "track" type system so that the individual racks/organizers are only sitting on the track and are always movable instead of fixed. I guess I'm gonna admit to the feeling of the...FIZZ

So this is what Edward Norton does in his off time... But for real that is an amazing collection.

I'm a professional violin maker from Utah, suprised you use stanley planes. You should give Lie Neilsen a try or at least put some Hock blades in those planes.

Always a thumbs up Cody. 👍

Funny, I just donated a big pile of screwdrivers.

My grand father used a hand saw to build his house. He used heart redwood miss him

Looking forward to some wood working videos it would be a good idea to figure a way to keep your planes from jumping off in a earthquake or ?

This is looking the bees knees for future videos... And in truth not THAT much work (though the lumber was expensive). A great investment in the channel. Question: we had untreated pine and it got blue mold due to condensation before we could stop it. Spent ages bleaching it; do you have any plans to treat the wood or is your climate ok for that?

its clear you have a lot of respect for these tools, its nice to see; good video

Sheffield still does some tools etc. British is best lol. Looking great so far. ThankQ.TkEZ>UK

Sheffield still is a hub of high-quality blade manufacturing, though to no where near the same degree as it before. Once upon a time over 50% of all saw makers in England were based in Sheffield.

Wrangler, i highly recommend you get a tub of paste froglube to use on your tools, works very well at preventing rust and works very well as a plane sole lubricant. i have been using it for a few years now. Also, i recently tried a over night white vinegar bath on some of the rusty second hand brace bits i had acquired, and i was shocked by the results. soak them, bristle brush scrub, rinsed with water (they will re-surface rust within minutes if you do not get them dried promptly)

Anyone thinking about ripping out the drywall in their garage and replacing with that fir? I'm seriously considering it

French cleats are so West Coast... Here, in Eastern Canada, we call these Liberty Cleats.

1 John 1:9 Nice touch Cody.

Nice tool collection, I’m going to have to get one or two of those items for my collection. Sadly I would need to add insulation before I can cover the walls so won’t happen this winter, yet I can start getting the materials together for completing that task.

Hey Cody I am redoing my workshop atm. Your vid really give me some helpful tips. Thanks for the inside knowledge of a fellow mans workshop setup

How is your shoulder healing? Been praying for you in this time.

Enjoyed this video.

Wow 2 hand routers, I only have one.

What is the large Ryoba that you have, and is it a little stiffer than the small one?

Nice setup! Your tool and axe videos are always great to watch!

I need an Adam Savage tour of Wranglestar's shop and vice versa !

That wall looks fantastic. It's gotta have that old timey feel

We two-handed east-coast guys would have put the bottom cleat up first and let gravity and the spacer hold the upper cleats while they were being screwed in place... Gotta wonder if that's how the west-coast guy did the first four rows of cleats? ;~)

we need axe organization and sharpening

That clamp shelf (as you would say) "gave me the fizz"

Looks great!

I have a saw called the fish from sandvik Sweden and it’s very pretty

if you have any spare time this winter, how about coming to IL to help organize my shop? I've already built the 2x4/all-thread work bench - so I have a start! Love the cleat system!

FACOM makes the best tools worldwide CHANGE MY MIND 😬

Hi Cody it is really looking good. Question about the new shop: how is it heated?

2:15 Is that the same drill from the Milwaukee vs Dewalt torture test?

Cody Check out rob cosman for any woodworking / tools / benches On utube ... he is great .

Relaxing.

Do you make the French cleats? Maybe a how to video?

Very nice collection

I wish this was longer. I could watch this for an hour

My father in law gifted me a set of the little giant planes still in the box. One is the flat like you have and there is a rounded version for curves. Very neat tool

There is probable a logical reason why you didn't but can I ask why you didn't set up your work bench first?

Wonder the wood shop's air filtration system will be integrated in this new modular layout of the entire building. 🤔On another issue, risk of heartburn from all the "fizz" provided by all these vids of special hand-tools, new place-workshop build, pants (not jeans), even an old fashion washer/dryer...🤣

0:26 I don't need anymore my work because of, *p a i d t o b e h o m e .c o m*

"Here's my American saws" ... "Made in Sheffield, England" Nice.

very good lay out!!!

That coping saw could do with a turned handle. Something really nice.

Looks like you got a great system going there. Looks good

Great set up love the French cleat idea bless you

My favourite tool is my vintage skilsaw model 825. Such a beast of a saw and a beautiful one at that

“I wish I had another arm! I’m sure a lot of carpenters have said that” I know Jesus certainly wish he did! -all in love

I think the razor blade plane is for shaving paint runs off cars. At least that's where I've seen them used

Really loved this video Cody, something really nice watching this.

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