Very nice restoration! I just recently realized how much time goes into filming and editing content. It is hard to put something out that captures the entire process and still keeps your audience engaged. Watching this video made me realize that if a viewer is into the content, it doesn't matter how long the video is. Thank you! I will no longer be worried about putting out long videos and just be focusing on the process and the content. Well done.
Wow Big Life, thank you! That’s a huge compliment you give there! And so true, I had the same struggle with this video. We want to capture the whole process without it to get boring. I’m glad you made in to the end 😄 Curious what you are up to, so here’s a new subscriber…💪
@Kasper’s Workshop Manners I have gotten into vise collecting and put up two videos so far. I plan on doing videos on Axes, spokeshaves, planes and other tools. It's a lot more work than I had imagined but enjoyable.
Now all you have to do is wait for the restoration of a bench grinder--(say on the 16th February 2023!!)--and then you will have the basics of a good tooling station! A good first video, top class vise, and a good job done!
Thank you hasserecht! Actually I did not want to use filler but sanding the deep pitting was really hard. Normally I’m not affraid of these kind of jobs but this was a real pain. Hope you enjoyed watching and thanks for taking the initiative of leaving a reaction! 👍
@@kaspersworkshopmanners Yeah don't get me wrong. The restauration is insane. In my case i just love the appeal of the rough cast iron. For me sandblasting and painting would have been enough. But hey it's your project and the amount of love you put in to it is awesome.
Češi. Nejen, že vyrábějí skvělé zbraně, ale také skvělé svěráky! Píšeš, že byl vyroben v letech 56-72, ale byl vyroben v březnu 80. Czechs. Not only do they make great guns, they also make great vises! You write that it was made in 56-72, but it was made in March 80.
Wow! This is you, doing what you do best and what makes you happy! Nice work!👏
You are absolutely right! 😘
Superb job. Better than new!
Great work. Super result. Looking forward for the next restauration.
Thank you very much for this great feedback! It’s important to get good feedback from your teacher…😉
Beautiful job!!!!
Thank you so much Ken!
A fine job indeed, congratulations !
Grazie Carlo! That means a lot to me, thank you so much! 🙏🏻
Excellent job!! I enjoyed your restoration very much. Thank you
Thank you Amos for taking the time to let me know! I really appreciate it! I’m working on a new restauration at this moment so stay tuned! 😉
Wat een prachtige reportage van deze restauratie.
Great work! 😃 👍
Thanks a lot! 😃 as you know I always appreciate your feedback! 😉
Very solid restoration, and very good storytelling. Sub 521.
Thank you charles! I really appreciate your comment! 👍
You are a very talented guy, gratulation and have a lot of such great jobs...
What a surprise! Thanks a lot! 🙏🏻 More content is on it’s way!
Makes me want to restore my York...
Thanks for the compliment and I can only say…just do it…😃
Did real good for first video
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it! 👍🙏🏻
Very nice restoration! I just recently realized how much time goes into filming and editing content. It is hard to put something out that captures the entire process and still keeps your audience engaged. Watching this video made me realize that if a viewer is into the content, it doesn't matter how long the video is. Thank you! I will no longer be worried about putting out long videos and just be focusing on the process and the content. Well done.
Wow Big Life, thank you! That’s a huge compliment you give there! And so true, I had the same struggle with this video. We want to capture the whole process without it to get boring. I’m glad you made in to the end 😄 Curious what you are up to, so here’s a new subscriber…💪
@Kasper’s Workshop Manners I have gotten into vise collecting and put up two videos so far. I plan on doing videos on Axes, spokeshaves, planes and other tools. It's a lot more work than I had imagined but enjoyable.
Now all you have to do is wait for the restoration of a bench grinder--(say on the 16th February 2023!!)--and then you will have the basics of a good tooling station!
A good first video, top class vise, and a good job done!
🙏🏻 I’m blushing…😊
Super
Nice work man but I think I preferred the cast texture. These are tools for working people not ornaments !
Another beautiful piece ruined by filler. Damn. But the rest of the restauration is top notch. Really good.
Thank you hasserecht! Actually I did not want to use filler but sanding the deep pitting was really hard. Normally I’m not affraid of these kind of jobs but this was a real pain. Hope you enjoyed watching and thanks for taking the initiative of leaving a reaction! 👍
@@kaspersworkshopmanners Yeah don't get me wrong. The restauration is insane. In my case i just love the appeal of the rough cast iron. For me sandblasting and painting would have been enough. But hey it's your project and the amount of love you put in to it is awesome.
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York made in Czechoslovakia
Its not even in bad shape, that's how a vise looks. What do you mean it deserves a second life? Lol
Hahaha!! 😅👍
Češi. Nejen, že vyrábějí skvělé zbraně, ale také skvělé svěráky! Píšeš, že byl vyroben v letech 56-72, ale byl vyroben v březnu 80. Czechs. Not only do they make great guns, they also make great vises! You write that it was made in 56-72, but it was made in March 80.
Hi Moon, thanks for your info! I absolutely love this vice! And it is good to know about that production date to…
Can’t anybody spell vise?
Because…?