How to forge simple hardware for a post vise
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- Опубліковано 11 гру 2023
- In this video I forge hardware for another post vise that utilizes old square headed bolts that keeps the authenticity and look of the time period without the extra effort and work of hand forging all of the individual pieces. I also share a little trick for straightening a bent leg.
If you want to see all hand forged hardware, check out this playlist: • Post Vise
Hi, I'm Jayce, the blacksmith behind Farmstead Forge. I am a farrier by trade; I learned the basics of blacksmithing at shoeing school and the rest I learned on my own. I'm excited to expand my knowledge and continue learning while also sharing my passion with others.
Join me in the shop on my Montana farmstead where I enjoy building tools and other fun projects that we can use around the place.
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I liked the split screen. Very nice new mount for a man with many vises. John is a great Blacksmith I watch all of his vids. Thank you Jayce for sharing. Merry Christmas.
Thanks Randy! This vise is going to head down the road to someone who really needs it. Merry Christmas to you and your family as well.
Just what I need to do for my vise! I loved the simplicity and the looks! Thank you for sharing. I loved the split screen. You have a subscriber!
I'm glad you liked it, I hope yours turns out well! Thanks for subscribing 🙂
I like it, quick and dirty! Looks great!
Thanks! That's exactly what I was going for on this one 🙂
..Good job on the hardware and the side by side in the video. It ought to last anudder 100+ years
Thank you! And thanks for the feedback on the side by side.
Great job. If the guy I'm buying a leg vise from this weekend comes through with his out of town delivery I'll be doing these same parts by Monday. The video should certainly help with the process, thanks.
Good luck, I hope he comes through for you! Thanks for watching.
I like the side by side
Oh cool, thanks for your feedback!
I can only echo the positive comments below! Nice repair! I too need to do the exact same thing. Good post!
Thank you, I appreciate it! Best of luck with yours. Thank you for watching.
Nice work
Thank you very much!
I like the two camera, split screen. I watch videos on a tablet so it might not work as well on a phone. C
Cool, thanks for. the feedback!
Im sure you have said in one of your videos, but how much does your anvil weigh? Nice job. Thanks for taking us along 👍.
The one in this video is my Great Grandpa's 1909 Lakeside, its 125lbs. I'd love to get a bigger one eventually! Thanks for watching!
I have two I need to make bits for both need mounting brackets and one needs a spring when I get around to it🤔
That's always the struggle more than anything, just finding the time to work on them. If it wasn't for making youtube videos this one would probably still be laying in the pile...but I do enjoy getting them back to work!
I cringe every time i see a hot cut left in the anvil, while hammering. ( i understand you are a pro at this) otherwise a great video, keep up the great content.
I was going back and forth more than the video showed which is why I left it in there, but you are right, it is not the best practice to do so. Thank you for watching!
@@FarmsteadForge You are a professional farrier and blacksmith, we all do these things sometimes, i'm guilty myself of it at times. I'm also quick to growl at my students for such things as well. You have a great channel and i think your tong videos are great, i have learnt so much from them, thank you for your time and effort.
Interesting how your AI interperets ringing hammers and squealing drill bits as music.
Oh I hadn't seen that, but that's interesting. Shop music!