The only thing about the version you made that i think could be improved upon outside of the knurling for the handle at some point, would be the "mating surfaces" of the jaws themselfs, now they seem to meet at a "point" at the top, which might cause them to leave markings if you tighten too much or if the item you're holding is softer than the jaws themselves. Making them meet on either a flatter and equal angle might help with that. I would also consider with the current jaw-angles to round out the "top" of each jaw surface, so that they don't meet at a "point" if you do indeed want to keep the current angle of the mating surfaces. Mind you, I am NOT a machinist, nor do i work in a tool-shop, these are just the thought of a guy who've seen far too many tool-videos on RUclips with little real-life experience on the matter when it comes to this. Dear god i'm sounding like such a wannabe know-it-all when i read this back to myself...
Very nice work as always B.B... 2 things I wished I had learned to do when I was younger is welding and operating a lathe... See you next video.. Take care my friend and God Bless...
Very nice! I have a clamp used in the cablevision industry to temporarily hold a lashing wire. The jaws are 90degs to the side, but I have used them to hold thing many times through the years.
I think you'd probably be better off making another entire tool than making swapable jaws for this one, unless you build in a way to attach the jaws without requiring removing those pins. If it takes too much time to swap out the jaws, simply having a different tool ready to go is going to be a lot more useful for actually working on projects.
Yesterday I also bought one hand vise (and it's not delivered yet), also used one because as far as I know those vises are not produced anymore. A used one cost me 30 dollars. Mine has the same brand or model on it, say M3 CBT. Can't wait to use it :) Hope you enjoyed being in İstanbul, "Türkiye'den selamlar!"
Excellent job, you are an inspiration for all makers! I have only a suggestion about the milling operation with your type of milling machine. For more cutting stability and less vibrations, if it's possible, retract the quill into the head and lift the table in Z axis. The cinematic chain of the spindle will thank you ;)
It seems like locking parallel pliers with interchangeable jaws would be very useful. It seems like nylon, brass, flat steel, and gnurled steel would cover everything.
Это "Тиски ювелирные, ручные и держатель для метчиков" производство СССР. Это такие которые нарезают метрическую резьбу. У них на хвостовике квадратное сечение.
Very nice work !! Such a handy little vise and it will come in very handy in the future for sure !! Excellent quality and Excellent Design if you could sell them I would love to by one from you it would be so worth it !!! You make AMAZING things come to life !!! 👍👍👍
I believe the usual method for belt sanding is to have a bucket of water nearby to cool the part. Gloves dont half make me nervous given the possibility of dragging hands in to mechanisms.
Отличная работа. На мой взгляд насечки на рукояти не хватает. P.S. У меня такие же, только заводского изготовления. Я в них часто сам надфиль зажимаю, как в рукоять.
Love the video and this awesome tool. Beautiful work! Only thing I didn't like was seeing long sleeves near a lathe. 😑 I've seen too many videos of people getting sucked into their lathe with horrifying results.
Well, you're no machinist, but you definitely know your way around a file! Not bad! I think if I was to redesign it I'd make the thread and the handle a solid piece, with a nut going around it that can be tightened to close the vice, then add some holes so you can tighten it with the shank of a screwdriver or something. That vice always stays in the same orientation to the handle, and you can tighten it without it spinning in your hands or having to put stress on the vice jaws itself. I'm not sure if that'd be a problem, but it feels like it might be with delicate workpieces, maybe. Also, a knurled grip with a diamond pattern would definitely help! I'm not sure if I would use the through hole design either. I really don't have use for a hand vice anyway. But it would be a fun engineering challenge to try to accommodate for absolutely no reason 😄
Очень интересно , но сами зажимные губки можно сделать подвижными и тогда площадь прижатия будет больше и крепче , а не только передней частью губок .😊
loved the vid great content, only thing, there was a weird pulse? like the flapping of oversized bat wings? in the background. (just something to be aware of) thanks for the vid though and keep up the good work :D p.s. idea for an improvement or a mk2? pivoting jaw so they're always parallel to one another?
I think you have some Audio issues during rendering, but only the work segments, not the talk segments. It's that rhythmic low-volume "thumbing" that stays the same during normal speed and sped-up sections. Not sure, but you might wanna fix that.
Dude, don't take this the wrong way, but you sound like G-man gave up on finding Gordon Freeman and started his working in his own eastern European machine shop
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Beautiful tool. And one of the best shot and edited "make a tool" videos I've ever seen.
We all have our vices
Actively looked for a comment that took the opportunity to make this pun. Satisfying.
I have no advise for this.
Mine is coveting my neighbors wife.
And vice versa.
I only have one vice that I like to screw on my workbench.
Great craftsmanship skills
The only thing about the version you made that i think could be improved upon outside of the knurling for the handle at some point, would be the "mating surfaces" of the jaws themselfs, now they seem to meet at a "point" at the top, which might cause them to leave markings if you tighten too much or if the item you're holding is softer than the jaws themselves.
Making them meet on either a flatter and equal angle might help with that.
I would also consider with the current jaw-angles to round out the "top" of each jaw surface, so that they don't meet at a "point" if you do indeed want to keep the current angle of the mating surfaces.
Mind you, I am NOT a machinist, nor do i work in a tool-shop, these are just the thought of a guy who've seen far too many tool-videos on RUclips with little real-life experience on the matter when it comes to this.
Dear god i'm sounding like such a wannabe know-it-all when i read this back to myself...
Very nice work as always B.B...
2 things I wished I had learned to do when I was younger is welding and operating a lathe... See you next video.. Take care my friend and God Bless...
Very nicely done.
Incredibly cool build. Thanks for the video.
Nice job, entertaining and informative as i drink my coffee. Thank you for sharing.
That is really neat and well built Mr. B. I’d be glad to buy the short version prototype!! Really neat. Thank you.
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I want one please... That one there in the video would be fine!
I've known those as Lowell Pattern Vises, they are common in the jewelers trade. And useful for pulling wires
Nicely done, great videos as always. You take a look at specialist engraving vices, really interesting design.
I love the variety of hand vises you've found.
Very nice! I have a clamp used in the cablevision industry to temporarily hold a lashing wire. The jaws are 90degs to the side, but I have used them to hold thing many times through the years.
I could watch this all day!!!
Nice work dude, looks awesome love all your choices.
Beautifully done
…experiment after experiment…much a professional than stated…really excellent…thank you…
This is so nerdy, I love it.
I think you'd probably be better off making another entire tool than making swapable jaws for this one, unless you build in a way to attach the jaws without requiring removing those pins. If it takes too much time to swap out the jaws, simply having a different tool ready to go is going to be a lot more useful for actually working on projects.
Good job mister beautifully done
Yesterday I also bought one hand vise (and it's not delivered yet), also used one because as far as I know those vises are not produced anymore. A used one cost me 30 dollars.
Mine has the same brand or model on it, say M3 CBT. Can't wait to use it :)
Hope you enjoyed being in İstanbul, "Türkiye'den selamlar!"
A CBT vice?? Careful with that one!
Excellent job, you are an inspiration for all makers! I have only a suggestion about the milling operation with your type of milling machine. For more cutting stability and less vibrations, if it's possible, retract the quill into the head and lift the table in Z axis. The cinematic chain of the spindle will thank you ;)
Came out amazing!! Looks great!
Nicely done! That is an AWESOME hand vice! 🥳🥳🥳
Can you make these for sale?
This is such a cool design, I love it!
Good work! I like fine little tools like that.
Great project. Nice work sir.
Some heat shrink tube on the handle may be nice to improve the grip
It seems like locking parallel pliers with interchangeable jaws would be very useful. It seems like nylon, brass, flat steel, and gnurled steel would cover everything.
Ahhh I want it so bad! Good job man!
So BEUTIFULL
I'm lazy. I bought such a vise on Aliexpress.
Good work, beautiful product.
Another nice vise you could try making is one where the jaws are always parallel.
Excellent job sir keep up the great work six stars
Nicely done. I have one of those but mine has a wooden handle which I find nice to hold. Mybe you
Very nice project!
Very nice work. I appreciate your videos
Outstanding!
My dad has a very similar looking vice. It was made back in USSR if I remember correctly.
Это "Тиски ювелирные, ручные и держатель для метчиков" производство СССР. Это такие которые нарезают метрическую резьбу. У них на хвостовике квадратное сечение.
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Great video. Beautiful vice. Mahalo for sharing!
Very nice work !! Such a handy little vise and it will come in very handy in the future for sure !! Excellent quality and Excellent Design if you could sell them I would love to by one from you it would be so worth it !!! You make AMAZING things come to life !!! 👍👍👍
Nice tool! I could have used that on many small parts.
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I believe the usual method for belt sanding is to have a bucket of water nearby to cool the part. Gloves dont half make me nervous given the possibility of dragging hands in to mechanisms.
Cool little tool nice job. Enjoyed content
Beautiful tool 👍👍
Improvment suggestion. you mini hand vise don't close flat. it's a question of time until the edges are worn off.
This is genius
Looks fantastic! Have you thought about knurling the handle?
He literally mentioned it in the video.
Отличная работа. На мой взгляд насечки на рукояти не хватает.
P.S. У меня такие же, только заводского изготовления. Я в них часто сам надфиль зажимаю, как в рукоять.
Он же в конце сказал, что нет пока инструмента для накатки, но сделает позже.
@maxmidas я это видимо пропустил, спасибо.
You should make a spring loaded tap follower.
Love it !!
Where did you buy that much bluing
Buy or make(its simple its 4 peace part ) a spring loaded tap follower ,it will make your life easier.
The only thing I would add is some knurling on the handle part. Well built!
edit: 19:35 welp nvm
Excellent
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A slightly larger version of this would make an excellent nutcracker!
I use vice grips.
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What is the effect of placing the parts in the ultrasonic bath? Au bain marie in acid? But only heat it or also vibrate?
Does the cold blueing in the ultrasonic bath make a noticeable difference???
good job
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Love the video and this awesome tool. Beautiful work! Only thing I didn't like was seeing long sleeves near a lathe. 😑 I've seen too many videos of people getting sucked into their lathe with horrifying results.
I'd buy one!
Well, you're no machinist, but you definitely know your way around a file! Not bad! I think if I was to redesign it I'd make the thread and the handle a solid piece, with a nut going around it that can be tightened to close the vice, then add some holes so you can tighten it with the shank of a screwdriver or something. That vice always stays in the same orientation to the handle, and you can tighten it without it spinning in your hands or having to put stress on the vice jaws itself. I'm not sure if that'd be a problem, but it feels like it might be with delicate workpieces, maybe. Also, a knurled grip with a diamond pattern would definitely help! I'm not sure if I would use the through hole design either. I really don't have use for a hand vice anyway. But it would be a fun engineering challenge to try to accommodate for absolutely no reason 😄
Vicely done.
Wonderful work sir you are awesome ❤😊thanks for sharing this video sir 😊❤
Honest question: what's the advantage of one of these over a standard set of pliers or vise-grips?
What was the blue fluid in the sonic bath? Was that bluing fluid?
The antique one, was it used for wire pulling, drawing thru a die?
Sempre il n°1
excellent
Firebrand tools has the biggest vice
Wow...😊 I enjoyed it
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Очень интересно , но сами зажимные губки можно сделать подвижными и тогда площадь прижатия будет больше и крепче , а не только передней частью губок .😊
Any info on the vice at 0:32 ?
lovely work. The blueing liquid must have cost a fortune in that size. Where/what did you buy for the blueing liquid or did you make it?
Beauty
Nice one 💯👍🔥
Dude, that is bad-ass! Don't suppose you want to share the plans... =)
loved the vid great content, only thing, there was a weird pulse? like the flapping of oversized bat wings? in the background. (just something to be aware of) thanks for the vid though and keep up the good work :D
p.s. idea for an improvement or a mk2? pivoting jaw so they're always parallel to one another?
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i got this one ! 😉
From the same creators of "there are never too many clamps" here it comes "there are never too many vises"
У нас такие тисочки в 80х годах стоили 2р50коп. Это бутылка портвейна.
всё очень красиво и замечательно, но накатку на рукоятке надо было сделать
I think you have some Audio issues during rendering, but only the work segments, not the talk segments. It's that rhythmic low-volume "thumbing" that stays the same during normal speed and sped-up sections. Not sure, but you might wanna fix that.
Dude, don't take this the wrong way, but you sound like G-man gave up on finding Gordon Freeman and started his working in his own eastern European machine shop
A lovely vise that works really well. Excellent job and thanks for sharing.
Thanks for another video. Audio in this one have some pulsing noice in background...
I have very similar vise. Old soviet vise. Price is 2 roubles.
I wish you would have made it so that the clamps close together all the way with some Force
Dubel thredid vice when both of the jaws move at the same time