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Orange Vise Company Bench Vise - The Highest Quality Available

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  • Опубліковано 17 сер 2024
  • The Orange Vise Company has what is arguably the highest quality bench vise and today we walk through some of the basic and some more detailed features of the vise.

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  • @jorgenieves9787
    @jorgenieves9787 Рік тому +1

    Very cool vise! Definitely something different.. 👍

  • @SouthSideChiTown
    @SouthSideChiTown Рік тому +2

    Wow! What a work of art! What would a vise like this be used for?

    • @PrecisionTKS
      @PrecisionTKS  Рік тому

      Pretty much anything that you'd use any other vise for. You just don't want to use it as an anvil like some of the cast iron vises.

    • @SouthSideChiTown
      @SouthSideChiTown Рік тому +1

      @@PrecisionTKS thanks. I know that's a stupid question, but being that it's made out of aluminum, I thought it had a very special purpose use in mind.

    • @PrecisionTKS
      @PrecisionTKS  Рік тому +1

      No, not really. It's amazing how precise it is considering it's size, and how strong it is, considering the fact that it's aluminum. The critical components are steel (like the threads and bar), but the aluminum should keep it from corroding for many years.

  • @area419
    @area419 11 місяців тому +1

    Nice video!

  • @bossmanz28
    @bossmanz28 Рік тому +1

    Nice in depth review thank you. My only question is why is the vise aluminum instead of cast iron or ductile iron? What is the benefit? One thing that makes me nervous would be the durability of an aluminum vise although it looks built solid.

    • @PrecisionTKS
      @PrecisionTKS  Рік тому

      Thanks! Honestly, I'm not sure why is almost entirely aluminum. Unless you really wanted to beat on it for some reason, there really isn't a reason for the steel/iron body. The parts that are steel (threads, handle, etc) should hold up fine over the years and the overall size of the vise, if made with steel, would probably be well over 100 lbs.

    • @bossmanz28
      @bossmanz28 Рік тому +1

      @@PrecisionTKS for me i use the anvil on the vise for on a work truck. I guess thats the 1 drawback. No anvil. In a shop tho it makes sense can you can jus have a separate and larger anvil

    • @PrecisionTKS
      @PrecisionTKS  Рік тому

      @@bossmanz28 oh yeah, if you're using it on a work truck, this definitely isn't the vise for you. It's an excellent vise, but just not designed/built/intended for that use case.

    • @JaimetheNomad
      @JaimetheNomad Рік тому +2

      Right tool for the right job. These just aren’t made to be beaten on. I use mine for motorcycle work, fork assembly, and some other odds and ends precision work where I just need a secure clamping.
      With that said, these are stout, smooth, and precision made.
      These are a work of art!! I’ve had mine for about a year now. Not gonna lie, it looks damn good on any bench 😂

    • @PrecisionTKS
      @PrecisionTKS  Рік тому +1

      @@JaimetheNomad couldn't have said it better myself!

  • @InkwellFoto
    @InkwellFoto Рік тому +1

    I dont need this, buy a fool with money will soon part. I love everything precision and i have several ARCA rails

    • @PrecisionTKS
      @PrecisionTKS  Рік тому

      I was hesitant to move to ARCA, but I love it now

  • @chopshopchopper
    @chopshopchopper Рік тому +1

    Bump it up 100 please...

  • @stevefrazier2207
    @stevefrazier2207 8 місяців тому +1

    Good lord man. 1400 plus bucks for a vise to work on guns? Are you out of your mind.

    • @PrecisionTKS
      @PrecisionTKS  8 місяців тому +2

      It's worth every penny

    • @bobcummings8744
      @bobcummings8744 3 місяці тому +2

      When you have firearms that are $5000 to $20,000 in total investment each, the vise is a wise investment to protect them. This vice allows you to do serious GUNSMITHING while minimizing doing damage to your high-end firearms. Cheap insurance in my opinion.

    • @PrecisionTKS
      @PrecisionTKS  3 місяці тому +1

      @bobcummings8744 well said

  • @chopshopchopper
    @chopshopchopper Рік тому +1

    I bet I have a vise more orange than yours...

  • @pirminkogleck4056
    @pirminkogleck4056 Рік тому +1

    realy ; only a fool buys a alu vise !

    • @PrecisionTKS
      @PrecisionTKS  Рік тому

      Or someone who understands the metallurgy and limitations of his use case, butnto each his own I suppose.

    • @pirminkogleck4056
      @pirminkogleck4056 Рік тому +3

      Yeah...sry No disrespect,but every Old Grandpaa Vise outperform this vise by far.i Just bought a German Made Boley 30mm Vise for 180$ ,she is stamped sr.75 and from 1920s...and it is one of the best vises i ever Had.
      Those old Grandpaa vises are Made of trustworthy Cast Iron or in my Case Cast steel.
      If U want a good Vise:
      Loook Out for 3 Brands
      Boley \ Leinen
      Leinen
      Gressel
      Those 3 Vise Brands rule the Swiss Shops and Shops im Germany where they make the very best Guns and precision Parts.

    • @PrecisionTKS
      @PrecisionTKS  Рік тому

      Okey dokey

  • @RJ-nh9hw
    @RJ-nh9hw Рік тому +1

    Pal, try English high school where you might learn that constantly using the "you guys" line is ignorance in action. Your desire is excellent, subject matter fine, your desire to inform and educate worthwhile, up your game in language! Watch your subscribers increase.

    • @PrecisionTKS
      @PrecisionTKS  Рік тому +4

      Okey dokey

    • @chopshopchopper
      @chopshopchopper Рік тому +1

      Be nicer to people, maybe one day find someone, who can stomach you for more than 5 minutes...

    • @threegreencharms
      @threegreencharms Рік тому +3

      That's a dumb comment. Your use of the English language also has flaws here. This is the internet. Why would you bother with something so inconsequential?

    • @prafullarwade
      @prafullarwade Рік тому +1

      @@threegreencharms true.. that comment was totally unnecessary & irrelevant