Videos tagged with Tool Maintenance

This video explains the process of bluing for metal tools, highlighting it as an effective method for adding corrosion resistance. The description mentions specific products like 'Super Blue', brushes, and an oil spray, along with a Starrett punch. While bluing is a common finishing technique in gunsmithing, the video itself focuses on general tool maintenance and doesn't directly involve firearms.

This video addresses a voluntary recall of approximately 17,000 Leatherman Charge multitools due to a potential safety issue. The creator urges viewers to stop using the affected tools immediately and provides a link to the official Leatherman recall page for more information. The description also includes affiliate links for various gear, Amazon shop, business inquiries, and social media channels.

This YouTube video, "How To Polish Steel: Part 2 | 220 Grit Wet & Dry Sandpaper," focuses on a specific stage of steel polishing using 220-grit wet and dry sandpaper. As a second part in a series, it likely demonstrates techniques for achieving a smooth and refined finish on steel surfaces, potentially for firearm components or other metalworking projects. The description includes general hashtags like #diy and #howto, indicating an instructional or project-based format.

This YouTube Short focuses on how to fix a knife. While the title and description do not mention any firearms, the content revolves around knife repair and maintenance. It's a practical guide for individuals who own knives and need to address common issues.

This YouTube video provides a chainsaw sharpening tip, presented as a method the creator wishes they knew earlier. While the primary focus is on chainsaw maintenance, the creator also promotes their website, various social media platforms (Rumble, Greyhive, Telegram, Locals), and merchandise. They mention the use of a wireless microphone and lighting in the video. A disclaimer emphasizes that any activities shown are conducted by trained professionals at a private range with safety precautions in place, advising viewers not to attempt them at home. The video appears to be supported by affiliate links and direct channel support mechanisms.

This video, titled 'Do you have the right size?', focuses on the importance of using the correct size tools, specifically screwdrivers, to prevent damage to screw heads. While not directly about firearms, the principle of using the right tools for a task is universally applicable to firearm maintenance, gunsmithing, and modifications. The description hints at a broader context possibly related to EDC or practical skills.

This YouTube video focuses on a practical gunsmithing task: removing brass residue from sight punches. While the primary demonstration is about cleaning a specific tool used in firearm maintenance, the video implies a broader context of firearm care and upkeep. The creator emphasizes viewer support through merchandise, Patreon, and SubscribeStar, highlighting a community-driven approach to content creation. The video also promotes a secondary YouTube channel, suggesting a network of related content for enthusiasts.

This video provides a step-by-step guide on how to replace an axe handle. The creator emphasizes the simplicity of the process, stating that "even an idiot can replace an Axe Handle." The description also includes links to the creator's Amazon store and Facebook page, encouraging viewers to like and subscribe for weekly content. The video's hashtags are #axemaking, #axe, and #handle. While the title and description focus solely on axe handle replacement, the creator's channel name "Deuce and Guns" and Amazon store suggest a broader potential scope of content that might include firearms or related gear, though none are explicitly mentioned in this particular video's metadata.

This video focuses on the restoration and sharpening of a chisel, described as a 'paint can opener grade chisel.' The content aims to demonstrate the process of transforming it into a precise wood-working tool. The creator explicitly states this is *not* a tutorial, emphasizing that viewers should not attempt the procedure if they cannot perform at this level. Support is encouraged through Patreon.

This video reviews Nano Oil, a lubricant for knives and multi-tools, highlighting its effectiveness in making blades ultra-smooth. The presenter obtained the oil at Blade Show and recommends it for various tools. Affiliate links for EXOTAC and a Patreon link for Team Sootch Minuteman are included. The video's focus is on knife and multi-tool maintenance, not firearms.

This video, titled 'No more Hitch Vise slop! (Hitch Vise Part 2)', is a continuation of a series addressing issues with a Hitch Vise. Based solely on the title and description, the content likely focuses on modifying or repairing the Hitch Vise to eliminate play or looseness. This suggests a gunsmithing or modification-oriented topic for firearm owners who utilize such vises for their work.

This video focuses on the Sog Desktop Sharpener, highlighting its importance for maintaining a sharp edge on various tools, likely including those used by firearms enthusiasts. The description provides links to parts lists, the creator's Patreon, merchandise, recommended ear protection, and an email list. It emphasizes safe filming practices at a public range and adherence to all laws. The content appears to be a review or demonstration of a sharpening tool relevant to the maintenance of knives or other edged tools often carried by individuals interested in tactical gear or self-defense.