If you like vintage tools you'll like

[EricP]

https://vimeo.com/78788086

 

[Uncle_Charlie]

Not what I expected, but a great short film none the less.

 

[Jarhead0408]

Excellent film. I loved the train analogy he used. I also like his comments on the "troubled" youth being do'ers and not sitters. We need more men like him in society today. His comments on being like a bent spring and dueling with yourself for your entire life after serving also strike home with me.

Many times I've thought of making a large pneumatic tire'd wheel barrow. From the opening clip of the video, it appears I'm just re-imagining something they were doing over a hundred years ago.

 

[Basher]

Excellent, Eric -
thank you for sharing that

 

[woody 73]

Yes very interesting film thank you for sharing it.

 

[Jarhead0408]

You know Eric, if I were you I'd be tempted to repost this in either the General Tools Forum or Free Parking. I think it applies to more than just the old tools audience. I don't usually cruise this part of the site and just happened to click on it.

I'd put it in the General Tools portion personally.

 

[Bogash]

Thanks for that, man.

 

[EricP]

You know Eric, if I were you I'd be tempted to repost this in either the General Tools Forum or Free Parking. I think it applies to more than just the old tools audience. I don't usually cruise this part of the site and just happened to click on it.

I'd put it in the General Tools portion personally.

You are probably correct. I thought the vintage machinery and old school attitude made it fit here best.

 

[torqueman2002]

Thank you.

 

[mkat1951]

Thank You. It makes me proud that I can relate to someone like that even in a small way.

 

[joel63]

Excellent!

Awesome!

Inspiring!

Profound!

So glad I watched it.

Make it a sticky somewhere?

These options have pretty much removed from the schools today.

I would have never made through high school if it hadn't been for wood shop and my half day machine shop classes.



Thanks for sharing.

 

[Roberts210]

Fabulous. I'm a vet... U.S. Army Sgt., 1970-71.