The Most Important Tool In Your Shop | Vise

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[bobbyw]

The Snap-on vises ARE Wilton vises with a red paint job. I was on the Snap-on truck just two days ago and the Bullet vise the Snap-on guy had mounted (Same as Cody's) said Wilton right in it!. The difference is that you are paying hundreds extra for the red paint job and the stick on Snap-on logo.

However in Cody's case he stated that his was a gift - can't beat that!

[Coolhwip-kuol]

I absolutely agree. Bench vises are a must. I was searching through some of my dads things he left me a few weekends ago and came across a beast of a vise. An old Wilton machinists bullet vise. The thing must weigh 70 lbs. New this would cost around $1K. Talk about finding treasure!

[wright]

Best part of this is your candidness about your relationship with your wife.  You are truly blessed, most couples don't have that kind of relationship.

[annharsin]

OMG, I watched to decide on a vise but was crying by end of video. What you said about your wife is so sweet. I know this is an older video but hope nothings changed.💕

[notirishrider]

Vise is like a third hand its so useful that some people just don't notice it until they need it. I only noticed it when i started doing metalwork in 1year of secondary school and now that i'm on my last year and i have advanced to engineering i can say i don't see any workshop without one of them

[Matthew-mqfz]

That new vise is a beast. Looks like you put the Craftsman through its paces but I'm sure it will find more use somewhere. I also agree that a vise is an absolute necessity in the shop, and the more the better.

[MorKat]

My husband sent me a link to this video, which isn't unusual since he is an avid follower of your channel, and said to start it at 7:40 and end it at 10:00. He described that these were his feelings. I thought I was watching something about a shop and tools...and now I'm bawling.

[shotgunreloader]

FYI:
The Heuer Vise is the finest bench vise in the world. Born in Germany and still made in Germany. In 1925 Josef Heuer was granted his first patent for the "Duel Prisim - Guide Track" design
The Heuer vise is constructed from a FORGED STEEL frame, 35% stronger than cast iron, making it the best choice for precision, smooth as silk machined surfaces and indestructable vise.
can be bought with or without a rotating base- Check it out.

[SurvivalShowcase]

whoever gave you that vise is a good person! I was lucky when my wife and I bought our current house the previous owners left use the vise they had here!

[RtCarolina]

Jack should say thank you for that vise. It will be his one day...  edit: Manly Manners is wonderful, I will forever share these lessons with my children. My son will have more direction to become a good man and my daughter will know what to expect to find in a good man. I know I appreciate the reminders as well.  Thanks, "Rt"

[prrunner]

Love my Wilton that I bought at a garage sale for $20.00

[alextaylor]

The vise was cool, but thanks a bunch for sharing from your heart about your relationship with your wife and your relationship with her.

[yeoman]

I appreciate how eloquently you express you feelings towards your without fear or shame. I try to follow you lead in these matters for a good wife and friend is hard to come by and well worth the effort.

[apprenticerj]

Your enthusiasm is one of my favorite things about you Mr. Wranglerstar, thank you!

[darms]

I just watched one of your videos for the first time. Much respect sir. Mixing a little bit of life advice in with the rest of it is a very nice touch.

[tuffelite]

That's the deepest vice video I ever and it was awesome.

[MattOGormanSmith]

Old vice restoration plan. New jaws - maybe copper, new tommy bars, shim the sliding action, paint job, install outside (on a tree stump if you don't have a bench outside), or further along your bench with the fixed jaw inline with the snap-on, so you can hold long stuff.

[chiefof]

For me, the most important part of this video is when you speak of your relationship and friendship with Mrs W.

[truebluekit]

I don't even have a workshop. All I have is one overlarge saw horse in my living room, on the other side of the sofa, right next to my bandsaw and a couple of knee-high drawers I picked up at a dumpster. Aside from those and my planes, saws and chisels, my only tool is an F-series Ridgid 5.5" drop-forged steel vise.

Don't have anything to bolt it permanently to at the moment, but still, yeah, it's one of the most important tools to have. The Ridgid costs a bit more money as compared to others, but it's really tough and smooth, and it's got sexy lines to boot.

Congrats on getting the Snap-On!

[staticinteger]

Loved the little heart to heart <3 I feel the same about sharing things with my Girlfriend and she is always super excited and supportive.