As as older machinist and fixer upper, you have done a amazing job with just hand tools. Taken a junk item and made it fully functional and nice to look at. Great job!!
That was a lot of work, a lot of cleaning and a lot of electrolysis, it did turn out great but I got one word for you....evaporust!!!! It doesn't matter if that's what everyone is using....it's amazing!!!!!
Evaporust, WD40 rust remover, thingy 51 (I forget the name, it’s the European equivalent), citric acid, or just vinegar: they all work, removing rust is not really an issue. I’ve never seen electrolysis done in a serving tray, though: our man missed a trick here. Bucket, bowl, canister, anything? Pretty wild, but fun to watch.
Hemos visto una reconstrucción y reacondicionado (NO es una restauración) de una herramienta notablemente antigua. Ni siquiera se sabe el fabricante o una edad estimada. Esta pieza estaba prácticamente para reciclado de material y se logró una recuperación bastante decorosa. Aplauso para su autor!! 🎉
In this video I discovered that I still have many technical errors. All my poor utilization and skills need much improvement. Thank you for your honest feedback.
I think this might be a young guy in his dads workshop. He has alot to learn but we all have to start somewhere. Keep it up and maybe learn how to use electrolosys effectivley.
@@CARLOCA1966 tysy tube has a few videos showing it, also project farm and bleepin jeep. They all have good videos. The main thing is to make sure that the pieces are fully suberged in the liquid and use a bigger bit of metal as a sacrifice. Keep up the good work buddy, looking forward to the next video.
I strongly recommend CLEANING vinegar instead of electrolytic derusting. Although slower it is much cleaner and controlable. I have done both many many times. In any case great job.
@@CARLOCA1966 Hola Carlos. Es cuestion de comprarlo en un super. Tiene un nivel de acidez mas alto que el comestible. 24 o 48 hs. de inmersion son suficientes para eliminar hasta el oxido mas resistente. Saludos.
I thought I was watching one of my other favorite restoration channels and I thought this was an April Fools joke because they use lathes and are perfectionists. Now I know I’m not and it’s just a channel I don’t typically watch.
Nice recovery and restoration. That vice was in very bad shape. I had a chuckle, when you found some random piece of steel tubing that looked like part of a bearing and it fitted perfectly inside the fixed jaw.
This is one of those projects where you just had to like refurbishing it. It isn't a very large enough vice to use for anything large and serious, but it has it's place for small issues. A lot of work, but you did it... Thumbs Up You may consider using carriage type bolts for the swivel section. A regular both can easily slip instead of tighten. Just an idea.
@@drscraps - another restoration channel did a comparison between electrolysis and acid on an old rusty frying pan - did half “n” half of the pan and sand-blasted it = the diluted acid was most efficient over the electrolysis and the middle that was sand-blasted, 😐
Минусы: привалочные плоскости после болгарки уже не плоскости (не у всех есть токарка, но напильник и плоскость с листом наждачки найти можно); поленились заклеить губки перед покраской - деталюшки в крашенных губках охотнее скользят. Вопрос: зачем вы мучились с нагревом болтовых соединений, если их все равно под замену? Срезали бы их болгаркой Плюсы: умеете варить, бороться со ржавчиной, и несомненно дали вторую жизнь тискам.
Я начинающий любитель. Я хочу попытаться перенять опыт для своих следующих проектов. То, что вы сказали, правда, когда я редактировал видео, я знаю, что сделал много лишних шагов, но это имеет смысл в следующий раз.
Тоже сначала думал высказать своё "фи" ... Но вижу что меня опередили, да и автор новичок и только осваивает процесс восстановления, поэтому ЛАЙК и ПОДПИСКА! p.s. А там поглядим ... ))))
@@drscraps хотите дам совет? Пересмотрите все видео My mechanics - мог неправильно написать канал. Меня убило, что вы поместили детали типа в таз для химического процесса, дабы ржавчина отпала, даааа этот процесс рабочий.НО КАК МОЖНО БЫЛО НЕ КУПИТЬ ГЛУБОКИЙ ТАЗ,дабы делали были полностью погружены. Почему мы любим видео о реставрации? Думаю потому что хотим увидеть восстановленн деталь, после того когда время эту деталь уничтожило.
You would think if someone has a channel for this stuff, they would at least get the proper sized container. It’s painful to watch the awkward use of the wrong tools for the job in most cases
Nice job. Congrats. Cheers from Hungary. Next time lets use not so much angle grinder end masking before painting. I subscribed liked and shared this video. keep up the good work and want more videos and 1 million subscribers on this channel
Não gosto de criticar o trabalho, mas faltou capricho nessa restauração. Não precisa de WD40 para remover a sujeira da superfície, isso fez o trabalho ficar ainda mais demorado e sujo. Usou um estilete para remover algo que estava grudado no "torno". O nome dessa ferramenta é morsa. Não tirou os mordentes da morsa e pintou tudo junto. Apesar de ter passado massa para corrigir as imperfeições, elas ainda estavam lá e pior, dá para ver que faltou lixar mais a massa. Enfim, não gostei destes pontos mas espero ver uma evolução no seu trabalho e que esses apontamentos sirvam de direcionamento para os próximos projetos. Abraço
Você está absolutamente certo, as ferramentas que tenho são muito temporárias, mais uma coisa, admito que a maneira como faço é muito complicada e pouco profissional. Estou tentando mudar essas habilidades. Obrigado pelo seu feedback honesto.
Quando vi a peça nesse estado fiquei ansioso para ver o final... Porém não ficou bom o trabalho, ficou mau acabado e não foi usado métodos e ferramentas adequadas...
Mình nghĩ nó chỉ cần định tâm cốt eto là đc. Vì phần chịu lực ép của eto ko lớn. Rất khó phá đc mối hàn này. Tuy nhiên m hàn cũng kém thật. Hii. Hơi nham nhở mặc dù nghiên cứu trên mạng kỹ lắm rồi.
Please, just buy a wire wheel for the grinder. It breaks my heart watchin someone waste their time with washing up liquid and a wire brush, absolute waste of time.
Awesome! Keep it up my friend. I’ll be watching your channel for more.
Thanks, it means a lot to me
@@drscraps1
It's amazing that you turned that into a usable vice.
As as older machinist and fixer upper, you have done a amazing job with just hand tools. Taken a junk item and made it fully functional and nice to look at. Great job!!
From a useless hunk of scrap to a functional tool. Awesome job!
It’s nice to see one of these where you aren’t using high dollar tools and materials. Nice work
That was a lot of work, a lot of cleaning and a lot of electrolysis, it did turn out great but I got one word for you....evaporust!!!! It doesn't matter if that's what everyone is using....it's amazing!!!!!
Evaporust, WD40 rust remover, thingy 51 (I forget the name, it’s the European equivalent), citric acid, or just vinegar: they all work, removing rust is not really an issue. I’ve never seen electrolysis done in a serving tray, though: our man missed a trick here. Bucket, bowl, canister, anything? Pretty wild, but fun to watch.
Your vice, my vice, we all have our own vices.
I agree with Mark Sanders statement, you did a great job on this tool.
A word of encouragement. Thank you.
Wow awesome 💯💯 nomber 1 💯💯💯💯
Hemos visto una reconstrucción y reacondicionado (NO es una restauración) de una herramienta notablemente antigua. Ni siquiera se sabe el fabricante o una edad estimada. Esta pieza estaba prácticamente para reciclado de material y se logró una recuperación bastante decorosa. Aplauso para su autor!! 🎉
That is quite a transformation👍👍
Just a tip for you. When you have metal on metal moving parts don’t paint the area tape it over. Thx for the video
I love it!!! Use a drill bit as a punch!!! Yes....And using filler putty on something you are going to hammer on...you are slick.
Gute Arbeit und ein guter Mann!! Grüße aus Fürth /Franken-Deutschland
When the difference between mechanical repair and archeology gets blurred I get excited
Nuthin' like a trip through the good ol' blast cabinet¡
10:30 Such a nice soup in the bowl! 🍲
Looks good
Nice work 👍
Great job.
Beautiful job! Perfect craftsmanship! It is a pity that you did not unscrew and regenerate the vice overlays. (Vice jaws) It would be a perfect match!
Has it ever occurred to you that the container was too small?
In this video I discovered that I still have many technical errors. All my poor utilization and skills need much improvement. Thank you for your honest feedback.
@@drscraps I hope you don't take it negatively because I was merely joking. Thanks for posting the video and I have learned much from it too.
Ur right I was gonna say that .
Didn't make sense when I saw that he could use something deeper after all it was ok but not perfect restored 😌
Perfect👍🏾
Good job!
Has hecho un gran esfuerzo!
GRACIAS POR APOYAR !
Now that is what I call bringing a broken and completely unusable tool (vise) back to life. Very nice restoration.
vou dar o like 👏👏
Just enough to make it useful again.
Лайк и подписка👏
I think this might be a young guy in his dads workshop. He has alot to learn but we all have to start somewhere. Keep it up and maybe learn how to use electrolosys effectivley.
Hello Mike where can I learn how to make electrolysis cleaning?
@@CARLOCA1966 tysy tube has a few videos showing it, also project farm and bleepin jeep. They all have good videos. The main thing is to make sure that the pieces are fully suberged in the liquid and use a bigger bit of metal as a sacrifice. Keep up the good work buddy, looking forward to the next video.
Sweet little vise, neat to see it alive again.
What you started with was not much. Good end result. A working vise.
Well it works now but probably won't win many beauty contests.
I've been thinking a lot and I'm trying to improve my aesthetic eye, my way of beauty.
This is a very gripping video! 😆
Nice work as you do more you will discover what works best for each new project, Goodluck.
I recommend you to watch My Mechanic.
I strongly recommend CLEANING vinegar instead of electrolytic derusting. Although slower it is much cleaner and controlable. I have done both many many times. In any case great job.
Thanks for your idea. I will try in the next product.
Hi Luis can you teach me to make vinegar cleaning? Thanks a lot
@@CARLOCA1966 Hola Carlos. Es cuestion de comprarlo en un super. Tiene un nivel de acidez mas alto que el comestible. 24 o 48 hs. de inmersion son suficientes para eliminar hasta el oxido mas resistente. Saludos.
I thought I was watching one of my other favorite restoration channels and I thought this was an April Fools joke because they use lathes and are perfectionists. Now I know I’m not and it’s just a channel I don’t typically watch.
прикольно ты в начале канцелярским ножиком "вихрь"пытался отодрать смазку, топовый результат на самом деле!
Nice recovery and restoration. That vice was in very bad shape. I had a chuckle, when you found some random piece of steel tubing that looked like part of a bearing and it fitted perfectly inside the fixed jaw.
That was alot of work to make the vise functional again. I hope you get many years of usefulness out of it.
This is one of those projects where you just had to like refurbishing it. It isn't a very large enough vice to use for anything large and serious, but it has it's place for small issues. A lot of work, but you did it... Thumbs Up You may consider using carriage type bolts for the swivel section. A regular both can easily slip instead of tighten. Just an idea.
You’re too strict: there are lots of small, serious jobs.
Very cool well done.
That is how not to do electrolysis - in a shallow dish with the parts partly submerged, and the cathode being the mesh underneath the parts. 🤦♂️
I learned it on youtube and I think it will be good to have such black foam :D. Though I'm not so sure ^^. Sandblasting gun is still the best. ^^
@@drscraps - another restoration channel did a comparison between electrolysis and acid on an old rusty frying pan - did half “n” half of the pan and sand-blasted it = the diluted acid was most efficient over the electrolysis and the middle that was sand-blasted, 😐
Pecou no acabamento, marca de lixa bem desleixado. No modo geral ficou legal.
Great job
Excelente trabajo mu hubiese gustado la fundicion original sin la masilla como viene de frabrica igual me gusto tu trabajo saludos de argentina
Very well👍
I am super surprised the bolts didn't snap at 4:25
That thing is pretty darn crusty good job.
Минусы: привалочные плоскости после болгарки уже не плоскости (не у всех есть токарка, но напильник и плоскость с листом наждачки найти можно); поленились заклеить губки перед покраской - деталюшки в крашенных губках охотнее скользят.
Вопрос: зачем вы мучились с нагревом болтовых соединений, если их все равно под замену? Срезали бы их болгаркой
Плюсы: умеете варить, бороться со ржавчиной, и несомненно дали вторую жизнь тискам.
Я начинающий любитель. Я хочу попытаться перенять опыт для своих следующих проектов. То, что вы сказали, правда, когда я редактировал видео, я знаю, что сделал много лишних шагов, но это имеет смысл в следующий раз.
К минусам добавлю, что трущиеся друг об друга поверхности красить не надо. Но зато надо нанести на них смазку.
Тоже сначала думал высказать своё "фи" ...
Но вижу что меня опередили, да и автор новичок и только осваивает процесс восстановления, поэтому ЛАЙК и ПОДПИСКА!
p.s. А там поглядим ... ))))
@@drscraps хотите дам совет? Пересмотрите все видео My mechanics - мог неправильно написать канал.
Меня убило, что вы поместили детали типа в таз для химического процесса, дабы ржавчина отпала, даааа этот процесс рабочий.НО КАК МОЖНО БЫЛО НЕ КУПИТЬ ГЛУБОКИЙ ТАЗ,дабы делали были полностью погружены.
Почему мы любим видео о реставрации? Думаю потому что хотим увидеть восстановленн деталь, после того когда время эту деталь уничтожило.
Nice, I would have elongated the handle also and replaced the Jaws too.
Вопрос- зачем был нужен электролиз и пескоструй, если в конце все шлифанули болгаркой?
Attention risque de tétanos et de grippe à bière, belle restauration
Why didn't you take it completely apart before electrolysis.
Nice video!!!
Great work dude!
I'd get satisfaction by cleaning and repairing it all with a method I learned years ago....elbow grease
Wow very nice 👍 that thing was a mess.
Great job on cleaning it up.
Liked and Subscribed.
hola buen video #Excelente!: Salu2!
🤜🤛👍👏👊
That’s one way to do it. I’m assuming you did the best with what you had. Nice job for limited tools.
You would think if someone has a channel for this stuff, they would at least get the proper sized container. It’s painful to watch the awkward use of the wrong tools for the job in most cases
10 seconds in i said "that looks like somebody took a dump on it"
Nice job. Congrats. Cheers from Hungary. Next time lets use not so much angle grinder end masking before painting.
I subscribed liked and shared this video. keep up the good work and want more videos and 1 million subscribers on this channel
PLEASE would you let us know what yuo use that white powder you sprinkled on what was it
THAT IS A COOL VISE DO YOU KNOW WHAT BRAND IT IS?
Исключительное рукожопство!
bravo !
Não gosto de criticar o trabalho, mas faltou capricho nessa restauração. Não precisa de WD40 para remover a sujeira da superfície, isso fez o trabalho ficar ainda mais demorado e sujo. Usou um estilete para remover algo que estava grudado no "torno". O nome dessa ferramenta é morsa. Não tirou os mordentes da morsa e pintou tudo junto. Apesar de ter passado massa para corrigir as imperfeições, elas ainda estavam lá e pior, dá para ver que faltou lixar mais a massa. Enfim, não gostei destes pontos mas espero ver uma evolução no seu trabalho e que esses apontamentos sirvam de direcionamento para os próximos projetos. Abraço
Você está absolutamente certo, as ferramentas que tenho são muito temporárias, mais uma coisa, admito que a maneira como faço é muito complicada e pouco profissional. Estou tentando mudar essas habilidades. Obrigado pelo seu feedback honesto.
@@drscraps estarei na espectativa dos novos vídeos. Forte abraço
I just dont see how a good vise could get into this condition it is shocking.
Belle restoration pour un étau très abimé!
PARABÉNS, excelente trabalho 👍👍👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🙏🍀🇧🇷
Thank you !
9:04 adapter??...you not use battery ?
Yes, I use the laptop's power adapter 19v and 12v 3-5amp.
You can use even a cell phone charger...
@@blackraven8805 i try but not working.....
@@drscraps white wayer + or - ??
I think I would've used a deeper pan to defrost in.
You used 3 methods to remove rust when media blasting would have done it from the start. Then you let it flash rust?
Cloridric acid is easier and faster to remove rust, than you can block the reaction with soda.
how long did this actually take to do?
Subbed to be number 666. Keep up the good work!
Quando vi a peça nesse estado fiquei ansioso para ver o final... Porém não ficou bom o trabalho, ficou mau acabado e não foi usado métodos e ferramentas adequadas...
I think I’ll go over to the paint drying channel and watch that instead.
Hàn đáp ngoài thì không được rồi, trước khi hàn phải mài vat ống, để cho moi han ăn sâu phải han được nhiều lớp
Mình nghĩ nó chỉ cần định tâm cốt eto là đc. Vì phần chịu lực ép của eto ko lớn. Rất khó phá đc mối hàn này. Tuy nhiên m hàn cũng kém thật. Hii. Hơi nham nhở mặc dù nghiên cứu trên mạng kỹ lắm rồi.
Sarebbe stato un ottimo lavoro se non ti fossi perso a mio parere sul veniciare le ganasce e il manico
yes is very good 👏
can't you take big size and deep container to soak this big iron parts for anti rust solution 😮
Muy buena restauración !!!!!!
Nice restoration! I’ll leave a sub for you! 👍🏼👌🏻
عمل جيد ورائع وجميل استمر
Very good job
A board, doesn't paint moving part. The surface slide better witout paint.
Bravo
You need better welds, but that comes with time and practice
my eyes, my eyes ... it hurts, it hurts...
👌
Elettrolisi is nice, but vinegar for 24h is more effective and less effort. Way less.
Très beau travail mais les finitions laisse vraiment à désirer
Good
typische russische murks restauration
Those vice grips made me cringe... But you gotta do what you gotta do
努力吧 以后会做的更漂亮
hmm, should have removed and cleaned the vice faces.
Magnífico!
Please, just buy a wire wheel for the grinder. It breaks my heart watchin someone waste their time with washing up liquid and a wire brush, absolute waste of time.