The rows of your hand tools behind you were precisely what caught our attention when we first saw your channel. Someone who knows how to make things is often someone that's worth listening to.

Technology can’t replace craftsmanship. Absolutely correct! The problem is most people out there these days have no respect for craftsmanship or skill because they rely on technology. The real ones know the truth. Keep doing what your doing.

Your vintage tool collection is awesome, I enjoy your channel, carry on.

You have a good channel Vin, don’t lose heart. The bigger your channel gets the more of these people will leave comments. Especially if they like a drink or two 👍🏻

If I were you, Vin, I would have deleted the comment and left it at that. This is one vintage tool you dont want!
Unfortunately, society is full of these vintage tools who've had their brain removed and their mouth widened.
You've shown us two different sides to wood working, hand tools, and electric tools. Some like either one, or the other. Some like both. Both require practical apptitude and the will to succeed.
We all know that if you drive at 30mph, in a 30mph zone, youll get some tool behind you, eyes popping out, looking like you're towing him in your rear view mirror.
My friend, with great respect, this is 2024. There are some good people around now. However, there's a much higher percentage of rude people who seem to be in a race as to who they can upset and fall out with.
There's many people who like your content and like what you do. I would stick with them and put your energy into them instead of the loser/boneheads that have nothing worthwhile to say and spoil everything that you do.
Carry on, my friend, theres too many people like what you do!

Would not worry about him he obviously has issues.Just Block the haters.

You can’t please everyone all the time, just keep doing what your doing. Them tools are proper tools, not like some of the tools that reply like that. I would love a workshop like that and so would many. All they want is a reaction, so just laugh it off. Your  excellent and keep it up 👍

Very well said my friend.

You have a great channel Vin which is greatly appreciated and your vintage tool collection looks superb. Keep doing what your doing and take care.

It must be difficult not to take stupid comments to heart but good on you Vin for removing it and just carry on with what you are doing. The Kral looks a nice bit of kit for the price, perfect for ratting I would think. 👍

Take no notice of nasty comments Vin.  I like your channel, humble, honest and informative.  I have work on farms for many years, used and owned different guns.  I now shoot an HW57 springer.  A great rifle, perfectly suited to my shooting.

Ive got a RM8 and 2 hw97s....one in .177 and one in .22...never seem to shoot the RM8 as prefer my springers any day cracking bits of kit.. keep up the good work 👍

Try not to worry,about the idiots, I love your channel Vince,your doing a great

Vin, my suggestion regarding any negative comments/ trolls you may encounter is, don't block them, just ignore that nonsense and focus on the positive stuff, creative channel content, constructive feedback etc.
I share your appreciation for vintage tools and have some nice old Record vices, a Stanley plane, Marples chisels, Moore & Wright dividers and my grandfathers Swedish axe, although nothing close to your enviable collection. I've got an antique (or thereabouts) 'Millita' .25 smoothbore airgun which is a vintage tool of sorts. Cheers!

Don't take things to heart, you've got a great channel and a great approach to the finer things in life. A modern day Jack Hargreaves. Keep up the good work👍👍

Hey up Vin, came across your channel and I have been working through your video's and there great, don't worry about the haters as they can't help themselves. I was lucky as a kid as my father was a military marksman, who showed me the whats what and my first springer was a Relum Tornado in .22 purchased through a catalogue at the tale end of the 60's and as much as I like PCP's I find them soulless, like a tennis racket with no strings. Big thumbs up.

That's the sort of person we don't need in shooting
Everyone has an opinion if you don't agree fine this is how we all learn by taking bits of information from different sources
Great channel keep doing what your doing

Fella every thing you said in the last film was correct i'm 52 got back into shooting over lock down and have since gone down the rabbit hole of buying guns from my late teen's and early twenty's i have p.c.p's & springer's my favoured rifle to check my shooting skill or lack of is my webley mk3 fitted with a parkerhale ph16m peep sight at 31 meter's believe me that keep's you honest. Don't get me wrong i shoot my p.c.p's more often but your correct in what you say there is more skill involved to shooting a springer.

Like some else said, there’s plenty of content for PCP users out there. I come here because I enjoy your content and opinions. Honestly, as much as I enjoy springers, if you use a PCP I won’t complain or talk about your tool collection. Please don’t change because of other people’s comments about how you present yourself or your content.

Hello Vin,
Six months ago at the age of 67 I bought my first ever gun and it’s great. It’s a quality springer and it’s the only rifle I will ever want or need. I looked long and hard at many guns before deciding what to get. I also looked into PCP’s and decided they would be too easy to shoot and boring. I truly believe I made the right decision. I have to say though, I only do target shooting.  
Cheers,