Two thumbs up to Todd for supporting ToolScouter chanel. You are so right about the excellence of being in the shop.

Wow, what a gift to receive in the mail ToolScouter!  I hope you can make a new leather cover with the pieces you have. Thanks to Todd for his contribution!  😉🇺🇸

I agree with your opening comments!  Once I get in my shop, that is the world and all I think about, great peace in the shop. Nice cleanup on the Scout hatchet.

You’re description is right ToolScouter - that little axe is indeed a “jewel”!  What a nice axe and a great preservation cleanup!

I like the introduction of the video, that hatchet turned out very nice.

Reached in a package and pulled out a Plumb. Nice axe and preservation.

Very nice preservation. Nicely done. That little axe was in beautiful shape. Looks great.

Thanks for your videos. With all the troubles we have in this world. You give us some Peace , relaxation . I have been encouraged to save tools from you and others on YouTube thanks for a new hobby.

I commented before, but YouTube took it down. Because I supplied a link two, they downloadable history on boy scout plumb hatchets.   This looks like a 1962 to 1972 BSA hatchet.   The preservation turned out really nice,  and I enjoyed watching your process as always.  Thanks for bringing us along.

nice plumb scout hatchet!!!

Beautiful preservation. Looking forward to seeing how you do the sheath. I love your channel

Nice cinematography.

This video made my day.  Thank you.

Nicely done on the intro.  The hatchet turned out great.  Thanks very much for the tips regarding Linseed Oil and the can rag.  😀👍

Great job on the axe.

Hey !Très belle restauration de cette petite hache, elle est vraiment magnifique. Du beau travail. ❤

Awesome job!

Nice

Did you change your mind about the leather sheath? were you able to preserve the button?

What about a barn "sliding" door in front of the current door, 50%, to give you more wall space?