WET STONE RESTORATION: The History of CRAFTSMAN

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• TH

  @TheGoodoftheLand · 6 years ago · pinned

  Hey guys, YouTube is not pushing my vids! We can change that. If you like this format I will make it standard on the channel. Just need your help. Please SHARE this video with your friends! Thanks!

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• BO

  @bocfus72 · 6 years ago

  Loved the history lesson on this build, would like to see more like it!!!

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• JA

  @jamesbramlett5407 · 6 years ago (edited)

  I cant get enough of this format. Friggin Love it man. You're a natural. It's like a cross between the history lessons with AvE, a gallon of EvapoRust ala HandToolRescue, some big ole ABoM Iron and of course with a little pinch of This Old Tony on the side.    (Please do more of these. Cya next year @GOTLFest3)

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• OL

  @OldIronShops · 6 years ago

  Great idea incorporating history into your video.

• EL

  @eltedo804 · 6 years ago

  I REALLY REALLY liked this format, get to watch a great restoration and listen to a history lesson! A winning combination!

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• JO

  @joeyw7325 · 5 years ago

  Was just curious and googled Craftsman history and this came up. Great video and format man. No annoying rave music or dad jokes. You just got a new subscriber.

• WA

  @WAVETUBE84 · 5 years ago

  What a great story!  You ROCK dude!

• K5

  @k5at · 6 years ago

  One comment about Sears.  I worked with a mechanical Engineer that had worked for Sears in Chicago.  He worked in a group called "Planned Obsolescence".  They would take a branded product and make changes to it so it would fail about the time the warranty expired.  I know, as I had a Sears slide projector (sane as GAF) that failed right after the warranty expired.  When the engineer heard my story, he told me exactly how it failed as it was his project to redesign for sears.

• TH

  @TheBassman2021 · 6 years ago

  Great video. I love the new (beta) format. I found myself distracted by the history lecture so much that I had &nbsp;to back up and rewatch the restoration.<br>I&apos;d like for you to know, that your videos have helped me so much. <br>I recently went through an illness which left me pretty much bedridden for 10 weeks. I don&apos;t watch tv, but you and Jimmy kept me entertained for hours apon hours. For that sir, I graciously thank you.

• PA

  @paulafulton3621 · 1 year ago (edited)

  Awesome history lesson! &nbsp;Thank you so much.

• SA

  @samuelcoffman392 · 6 years ago

  I&apos;m not a history buff but I love the tool history so inspirational thank you so much for sharing I&apos;d love to see more

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• CA

  @carlsjr7975 · 6 years ago

  This is my new favorite type of video

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