You are such a talent on your lathe, you seem to be able to make almost anything! I love your attention to detail and the authenticity you leave on most of your pieces. Another beautiful restoration. Love your channel, it is one of my very favourites so I eke out watching videos as I don’t want to run out! If you ever find a small book press to restore, I would love it…. 🤗🇦🇺
I imagine that was a pretty satisfying project. That vice was pretty crusty. Great job, sir. Tool restorations are always enjoyable to watch. See you on the next project.
Wow that was pretty cool 👍 enjoyed watching all the lathe work. You did a fantastic job fabricating all the new parts. Brilliant job as always my friend 👏👏👏
Oh wow! I'm so glad you went with the copper paint, it looks really good! I have to say your work is excellent. I love seeing hand tools in action, and you made really appropriate use of them for this restoration. Your work always makes me glad I subscribed
Since this is your last published video I would like to take this chance to first say thabk you for your amazing work I really enjoyed your videos and how you engage the people in little experiments and how you explain the science behind everything. Beside that I believe you miss few things that you would live to have for a full workshop (First congratulations for the lathe (my fav personal part of any video so please dont skip it) / the sand blaster (2nd most fav part for me) / the washer i believe you use soap and water but it is viable to use isopropanol based washer that would be both washer and degreaser) For list of things that you need in the future or I hope I would see would be : 1- A mill 2- Arbor press 3- Metal sheet cutter 4- Gasket maker kit 5- A paint gun for powder paint and liquid ones. 6- Vaccum pot + epoxy resin 7- Laser engraver / cutter 8- Glass / vaccum plastic maker Those are mere suggestions let me know what you think about the list I wrote it down in priority xD Sorry for the wall of text oh I nearly forgot came back to edit the comment to say I loved the dog photo with captions was really funny in early videos wish to see those back or equivalent ones memes are great hehe
Thank you for your comment and your support! I use soap and water in the parts washer, because in my opinion and also from a scientific perspective this is the most effective solution. Water and soap also degrease. The problem with isopropanol would be, that it’s more expensive, it smells, and it evaporates much faster. Some of the tools you mentioned you will see in the future, maybe some even in near future :)
Who makes this vise? Nice restoration, but I don't think I've even seen a 'copper colored' vise before...makes it look "weak" to me. Nice video editing!.
Excellent job restoring it and I love the look of everything but the bronze. Not a fan of that color myself but it's not mine lol Enjoyed your video and so I gave it a Thumbs Up
Thank you! I asked the community what color they would like to see on a vise, because I couldn’t decide 😄 What color would you prefer on a vise? Just so I know for the future :)
@@DrHutOfHandcraft just a thought. Some often do things wrong or leave something without fixing them properly or don't explain properly. Only a few restorers pay attention to details. I find u r one them. So it's satisfying to see such work.
Good job on the restoration! I don't really like the copper paint though. I think the blued handle would look better with blue paint or a dark colored paint.
i wouldnt call this a restoration...but a very nice refurbishment. the color was a fail though, your people that voted let you down hehe. I'm subscribed, Cheers!
El color COBRE no me gustó en absoluto. Hubiera preferido uno mas "clásico" de su época correspondiente, me parece que es de los 60s. Todo lo demás es una BELLEZA de trabajo¡¡
Don't think I would have spray painted it. A Vise takes a beating even in the best of conditions. If powder spraying it is not feasible, I would have left it bare metal with shellac or cold blue the whole thing. Just my two cents worth.
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This channel has quickly become my top 10 restoration channels to watch!
Thank you so much! 🙏🏼
Mine, too
You are such a talent on your lathe, you seem to be able to make almost anything! I love your attention to detail and the authenticity you leave on most of your pieces. Another beautiful restoration. Love your channel, it is one of my very favourites so I eke out watching videos as I don’t want to run out! If you ever find a small book press to restore, I would love it…. 🤗🇦🇺
That’s so kind of you!
I am looking for a book press to restore, I am keeping it in mind!
Danke! Bin begeistert 👍😀😍
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Very nice work, turned out beautiful.. ready for another 50 years...
Thank you!
super high qualtity restoration
keep it up
Thank you my friend ✌🏻😘
Awesome work. I love the solution for the tightening bar. Very elegant.
Thanks man!
What were they thinking about with that colour recommendation 😮. Great job.
Thank you! Well colors are matter of taste I guess, I actually like it 😄
2:00 AM here in California, but I stuck around to watch! 😀❤
😄 Thanks for your support!
Excelente restauración!!! 100% Calidad y amor puesto al trabajo!!! En este Canal todas las restauraciones son excelentes. Me suscribo!!
Thank you for your support 🙏🏼
I imagine that was a pretty satisfying project. That vice was pretty crusty. Great job, sir. Tool restorations are always enjoyable to watch. See you on the next project.
Yes it was fun, even though it was very tricky for me to make the new parts 😄 thank you!!
Hundred over hundred!! I always think that metal paint is the better for vise and iron tools. Congratulations!!
Thank you! 🙏🏼
So beautiful 👏
Thank you!
Resauration exceptionnelle!
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Great job! Nice color, it match the vise.
Thank you for your support my friend! 🙏🏼
Wow that was pretty cool 👍 enjoyed watching all the lathe work. You did a fantastic job fabricating all the new parts. Brilliant job as always my friend 👏👏👏
Thank you mate, glad you liked it! 🙏🏼
Oh wow! I'm so glad you went with the copper paint, it looks really good!
I have to say your work is excellent. I love seeing hand tools in action, and you made really appropriate use of them for this restoration. Your work always makes me glad I subscribed
Thank you so much for your support!
Isn’t this the same type of vise I restored once? The green one? 😄
Yes, I suppose so, it’s a pretty classic one
Always with love to the detaiils. Nice piece for further handcraft work.
Thank you! 🙏🏼
nice work doc 👍
Thank you!
I love a good vise restoration video! Sweet 👍🏻 👍🏻
Thank you!
Pretty beautiful work, dude! 😃
The vise turned out looking amazing!
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Thank you very much! Stay safe ✌🏻
Amazing work! As always a great restoration
Thanks mate 🙏🏼
Since this is your last published video I would like to take this chance to first say thabk you for your amazing work I really enjoyed your videos and how you engage the people in little experiments and how you explain the science behind everything.
Beside that I believe you miss few things that you would live to have for a full workshop (First congratulations for the lathe (my fav personal part of any video so please dont skip it) / the sand blaster (2nd most fav part for me) / the washer i believe you use soap and water but it is viable to use isopropanol based washer that would be both washer and degreaser)
For list of things that you need in the future or I hope I would see would be :
1- A mill
2- Arbor press
3- Metal sheet cutter
4- Gasket maker kit
5- A paint gun for powder paint and liquid ones.
6- Vaccum pot + epoxy resin
7- Laser engraver / cutter
8- Glass / vaccum plastic maker
Those are mere suggestions let me know what you think about the list I wrote it down in priority xD
Sorry for the wall of text oh I nearly forgot came back to edit the comment to say I loved the dog photo with captions was really funny in early videos wish to see those back or equivalent ones memes are great hehe
Thank you for your comment and your support!
I use soap and water in the parts washer, because in my opinion and also from a scientific perspective this is the most effective solution. Water and soap also degrease. The problem with isopropanol would be, that it’s more expensive, it smells, and it evaporates much faster.
Some of the tools you mentioned you will see in the future, maybe some even in near future :)
Buen trabajo
Thank you!
Looks great. 😊
Thank you!
Who makes this vise? Nice restoration, but I don't think I've even seen a 'copper colored' vise before...makes it look "weak" to me. Nice video editing!.
Thank you for your comment!
I don’t know who the manufacturer is, it’s just a standard vise I guess.
I guess the color is a matter of tase 😄
Excellent job restoring it and I love the look of everything but the bronze. Not a fan of that color myself but it's not mine lol
Enjoyed your video and so I gave it a Thumbs Up
Thank you! I asked the community what color they would like to see on a vise, because I couldn’t decide 😄 What color would you prefer on a vise? Just so I know for the future :)
@@DrHutOfHandcraft You're welcome! I always like to see whatever is being restored go back to its original color
@@DrHutOfHandcraft I missed when you asked that. UA-cam and my new laptop isn't getting me new notifications
@@oneshotme good to know!
@@oneshotme next time :)
It is satisfying when things r done right, not when they think they r making ASMR.
Ok and what do you want to tell me by that? 😄
@@DrHutOfHandcraft just a thought. Some often do things wrong or leave something without fixing them properly or don't explain properly. Only a few restorers pay attention to details. I find u r one them. So it's satisfying to see such work.
@@mushfiqurrahman2515 Ah now I understand what you mean, thank you very much for your kind words 🙏🏼
@@DrHutOfHandcraft np
Good job on the restoration! I don't really like the copper paint though. I think the blued handle would look better with blue paint or a dark colored paint.
Thank you, glad that you liked the restoration !
Perfeito muito bom gostei demais !
Thank you! 🙏🏼
Good ii boss 👍👍😊
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Thank you 👍🏼
i wouldnt call this a restoration...but a very nice refurbishment. the color was a fail though, your people that voted let you down hehe. I'm subscribed, Cheers!
Thank you for your support!
Why not a restoration, just curious 😄
I think the people who voted like the color 😄
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The color of the paint is a little shocking. :-) But it's just a color. Nevertheless - great job, well done. And great video, I like it.
Color is always a matter of taste and the people voted 😄 Thank you very much!
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El color COBRE no me gustó en absoluto. Hubiera preferido uno mas "clásico" de su época correspondiente, me parece que es de los 60s. Todo lo demás es una BELLEZA de trabajo¡¡
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You should have painted it blue
The audience decided the color 😄
Vice in the vice😀in the gta vice city
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Hehe, "impro-vise"
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Don't think I would have spray painted it. A Vise takes a beating even in the best of conditions. If powder spraying it is not feasible, I would have left it bare metal with shellac or cold blue the whole thing. Just my two cents worth.
Well but a paintjob gives it protection too 🙂 But I think that it’s a matter of taste
6:18 Man, you're using too much filler, giving yourself an excessive hard work when sanding it out! 😉
Yep you are right 😄
I would have kept the original color
I don't like this copper at all
That’s okay, color is a matter of taste and the people voted 😄
@@DrHutOfHandcraft I understand Friend, but if I do a restoration I try to put things back to the way they were originally
@@am22212 understandable 🙂
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Thank you!