Videos tagged with Hand Tools

This video from Sensible Prepper discusses 10 categories of items that can be more valuable than gold in an SHTF situation, focusing on practical survival needs beyond traditional prepper stockpiles. The presenter emphasizes the importance of items like antibiotics, batteries, hand tools, heirloom seeds, and repair supplies, offering practical advice on selection and storage. The discussion also touches on self-sufficiency through gardening and livestock, as well as essential gear like boots and fishing tackle.

This guide details a traditional woodworking technique for finishing a banjo neck using a folding knife as a scraper, as demonstrated by Clifton Hicks. This method bypasses sandpaper, relying on precise control and a sharp blade to remove thin wood shavings for a smooth finish. The process emphasizes careful shaping, particularly on the neck heel and headstock transition.

This video advises against using Dremel-style rotary tools for gunsmithing, particularly on flat surfaces, due to their tendency to cause damage like 'racetracks' on barrels or slides. The speaker, an experienced firearms instructor, recommends using hand tools for most tasks and suggests that if a rotary tool is necessary, a 'Form' brand tool runs smoother than a standard Dremel. The advice is aimed at preventing costly mistakes for hobbyist gun owners.

This video demonstrates the process of rasping a black walnut banjo neck. It focuses on the woodworking techniques involved in shaping and refining the neck of a musical instrument, specifically a banjo. The content is purely dedicated to the craftsmanship and tool usage for lutherie, with no mention or demonstration of firearms, ammunition, or related accessories.

This guide details the expert process for achieving a precise slide-to-frame fit on a 1911 pistol, as demonstrated by Wilson Combat. It involves meticulous filing and lapping of frame rails and slide channels to ensure a smooth, tight action. The technique emphasizes careful material removal and iterative fitting checks for optimal performance.

This video focuses on the process of knurling, a manufacturing technique used to create textured patterns on surfaces. While the video title explicitly mentions "How to: Knurling" and the description is empty, the nature of knurling strongly suggests its application in firearm customization and manufacturing. Knurling is commonly used on pistol grips, charging handles, and other firearm components to improve grip and aesthetics. This makes the content relevant to gunsmithing, firearm modification, and potentially custom builds.

This episode of SmythBusters Live at GunCon 2024 debunks the myth that formal education is required to be a gunsmith. The hosts, Steve, Zeke, and Caleb, share their experiences, emphasizing hands-on learning through apprenticeships and practical projects. They discuss the evolution of gunsmithing from traditional metalworking to modern parts replacement and repair, highlighting the importance of machining skills, proper tool usage, and continuous learning in various firearm disciplines.

This YouTube video, titled 'Shop Shorts: Measuring Tools', focuses on various measuring tools relevant to a workshop or fabrication environment. While not directly showcasing firearms, the content is likely geared towards individuals involved in gunsmithing, custom firearm building, or maintenance where precise measurements are crucial. The video would be valuable for those working with firearm components, ensuring proper fit and function of parts.

This guide, presented by SensiblePrepper, details essential items for an EMP (Electromagnetic Pulse) survival scenario. It emphasizes non-electronic solutions for water, medical needs, fire, lighting, and navigation, alongside financial preparedness through cash and precious metals. The instruction highlights the vulnerability of modern electronics and promotes durable, low-tech alternatives for long-term resilience.

This YouTube video challenges viewers to identify a single tool that doesn't belong within a collection. The title and description heavily feature hashtags related to Metabo tools and the Onewheel GT electric skateboard. While the title hints at a 'spot the difference' or 'odd one out' challenge, the primary focus appears to be on tools and potentially personal mobility devices. No specific firearms are mentioned, making it difficult to infer any firearm-related content beyond the possibility of tools used in firearm maintenance or customization.

Alaska Prepper provides practical advice on preparing for economic downturns by focusing on tangible assets and self-sufficiency. The video emphasizes acquiring essential tools for repairs and bartering, stocking hygiene products, and utilizing efficient emergency lighting solutions powered by portable generators. The speaker, an established influencer in the prepping community, offers budget-conscious strategies for long-term preparedness.

This video details the process of cutting intricate timber frame joints for a pavilion construction project. It highlights the use of specialized tools like the Makita 7104L Chain Mortiser and Robert Sorby chisels, emphasizing precision layout and measurement techniques. The guide covers cutting through-mortises and creating half-wedged dovetail joints in large Eastern White Pine timbers, showcasing master-level craftsmanship.