Fully Restoration A Vintage American Vise // Perfect Restoration Skills You've Never Seen

Fully Restoration A Vintage American Vise // Perfect Restoration Skills You've Never Seen

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[bigoldgrizzly]

Few folks appreciate that some of the Chinese vises from the '50 and early 60's were remarkably good quality, being exact knockoff copies of western vises, and were made to be of the same quality, tolerances and standards, and not cranked out, like today, in the tens of thousands, using poor materials sloppy fitting and generally manufactured down to the cheapest price. My father bought one of these in the mid sixties and I have it still. it has soaked up all the abuse I have thrown at it during the 15 years it has been in my shop. It is fair to say that it is well dinged up and does not look pretty, but it functions perfectly with very little slop or backlash and has certainly earned my respect.

[gregb]

great job I am sure this will come in handy.

[armandoarturorosabalsanche]

Well done my friend, from, Bayamo, Cuba

[thomasthompson]

Good practical restoration of a vise that's now ready for another lifetime of service. very Good!

[vincentmazzaro]

Great project, you gave the vise a new life. In

[stephendewees-hzui]

Watching this guy bang and bend the base swivel bolts I cannot help but wonder, why don't they ever put a pipe, or as we used to call, A cheater bar on it?

[ramsessegundohernandez]

Exelente trabajo...saludos desde México

[asmith]

I have had this vice bolted to my workbench for years. Maybe I should clean it up🙂

[lauroortiz]

Es bueno arreglar las herramientas que uno piensa que ya no sirven, pero sirven más que uno piensa

[rolas.k]

First 1:30 min were my favorite 😍 so satisfying

[oneshotme]

Looks nice!!
Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up

[markstephens]

Not a "perfect" restoration, not an American vise. There are no markings on the vise, so that means it is a generic Chinese vise. You cleaned it up to make it functional. For that you did a good job. You shouldn't use clickbait titles.

[RESTORATIONOFSCRAPMETAL]

Cool project 👍great job buddy as always 👍

[teopostar]

that is not restauration, that is cleaning

[jerrykellerman]

You can't be putting up best restoration skills and put out sub par workmanship in direct comparison to other resto vlogger with stellar skills

[ApprenticeGM]

Not a good job - if others are interested in restoring a vice properly: 1) Spray penetrating oil and leave it to soak, especially screws / bolts you want that oil down the threads to make removal easy 2) You don't want paint on metal-on-metal moving surfaces (eg the rotating base, or the main vice part that moves in and out with jaw width) you need bare metal well greased both for easier operation and long term protection 3) Mask areas like #2 and internal thread holes so they don't get paint when spray-painting 4) Never use a cutting disc to grind, you are asking for the disc to break and pieces fly off super-fast and hurt someone or damage something.

[daniellatimer]

I think I have that vice on my work bench 😅

[ShortCircuitRu]

аэрозольную летучую смазку надо наносить не на головки винтов, а на резьбу с обратной стороны :=)

[bobessex]

That's just a strip and re-paint (including some surfaces that should be metal to metal). Cleaning with a rotary wire gets the rust off, but burnishes the surface, thus paint won't adhere to it very well. Blasting leaves a rough surface finish which is excellent for painting. I missed the "Perfect Restoration Skills You've Never Seen", what were those?

[ianportter]

muy buen trabajo... yo le pondria otro color... el negro es como que se utiliza para ocultar algo... una rajadura por ejemplo...