Making the Filing Vise - part 3 - blacksmith tools
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Lets look at Some of the final fit an finish issues with our filing vise. WE will get all three of the vises assembled in this video. But the final product will be completed in the next part of the series.
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I think that is the first time I have ever seen an easy out at least semi work the first try.
I broke on off in an engine block once, that was a real pain.
I enjoy your tool making videos and the why and how explanations . I just know you can't do the once each day video forever but it's my every morning coffee video as long as they last. Thanks
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Thanks again for another great video. One of these days I might try making something to use all the tools I've been making. Lol!!! Keep up the great work and attention to detail
I'm gonna have to make me a couple of those, one of them possibly not quite as robust. Thank you for producing these instructional , informational videos
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As you were threading that lug I was hoping that the thing didn't end up 90 degrees out of position when you screwed it in. I guess you would've just heated it up and twisted it in that case?
Either that or heat it and upset it into the hole a little
I have a 6" older vice that I use the heck out of and I'm thinking one of those filing vice things would be real handy in holding parts away from the jaws of the vice 6" is way too wide on occasion and a 1" or 1 1/2" filing vice would really come in handy
thank you ! Love your videos ! please keep it up...... Bob.
Great
Nice job John really enjoy the content. Learning much as we go. I just finished making my forge burners and now moving onto the forge. I been using a paint can forge, hopefully not for much longer I’m still playing with the 1/2 x 1/2 x 3 project made a few things. Surprised myself Ok thx for the great videos and be safe.... Paul..
Thanks!
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Much better job on the "stud / holding bolt". I feel; when one can, one should stay true to the aesthetics of hand made blacksmithing tools. The one out of the three file vises I like the most is "Lug Added File Vise." To simplify and avoid trying to marry the rough work of forging with the finer work of machining (the threaded lug) is to simply peen over the lug end as you suggested. That way one can avoid the cutting of threads first; before shaping lug head, just to learn where the head of the lug will stop in relation to the orientation to the body of the file vise. Also trying to do rough forging work and leaving the proper amount of material for good thread cutting is eliminated. Finally, speed and ease of over all tool construction. I often found keeping it simple makes for the best quality.
Great video again. Loved the three different options.
I do enjoy your videos. Thanks!
cheers John. I'm thinking of I have a go at one of these, I might try and taper the jaw parts down a bit though!
Thanks for sharing and take care. 👍
Amazing, making your own bolt. I didn't know that was possible! Thank you so much, truly love all your videos.
Sounds like another video idea. Making a nut, bolt and washer
Black Bear Forge perfect idea!
Nice set of videos , thanks for showing.
hay black bear forge from what I can see your welding looks good and it hold s good job
Good one John really like this one.
Thanks love being having choice how to make it 3 ways that work well and last.
Thanks
I like it jhon
Good save there old man. I think I would have gone for riveting the lug on just to avoid potential problems. Sometimes it's better to be lucky than good. Hehe
Thanks for the video and yeah why is it that hot steel can be black. Lol gets me everytime
I am ceritfid nys welder dot welder.
Hello John, another interesting video. What angle should the bevels be on a hot cut chisel?
I will need to check. I usually just go by eye
Sorry if you’ve answered this before (I think you have, but can’t recall): what are a few of the best materials to make those guillotine dies with?
I don't think i have addressed it yet. Some use mild steel, but the struck end mushrooms badly and needs dressing quite often. For most I think 4140 is very good. But for any with edges I like S7
Black Bear Forge thanks so much for the response. That was sort of my gut feel (either 4140 or S7, and that’s it)... but that comes almost entirely from watching your videos. So, either you have mentioned it before, or it’s in line with other times that you’ve talked about those alloys.
Thanks again :)
What about some cross hatching on the inside of the jaws?
I thought about that. As long as it doesn't mark the work, its probably not a bad idea.
I thought the same, maybe have one vice with and one without cross hatching.
What if instead of a hinge and a spring you just made it one piece. With a long springy handle like a spring fuller. only put filling vice jaws on the end instead of the fuller dies.
That is an option. DF in the shop made one that way
Hi where do you get your wire brush from as i cannot find one in the UK
I buy them from Pieh Tool. They might be able to ship. But you could try looking for block brushes or casting brushes.
do you have some tipps for my holdfast that is not holing something but jumping out all the time?
check the bend angle on your hold fast, if its not wedging the shaft in your pritchel hole that would cause it to bounce out - they do loosen in use but it shouldn't be coming out completely every blow of your hammer - just fiddle with it and you'll get it.
Make sure the shaft diameter is as close to the hole diameter as you can get it without it being tight. The main reason I have seen for holdfasts not to stick is that someone oiled or waxed them to prevent rust. That just lubricates the holdfast. Increasing the length of the arm can also help.
Did you make that ruler?
It is a modified square. ruclips.net/video/3_ZqaJ93dpc/видео.html
Black Bear Forge Thanks for the reply! I'll be making one today. Very handy tool. Have a nice day!
i bought a couple regular size framing squares at a rummage sale for $1. one was pretty rusty on the ends . so i cut it off on the small side at 11 inches my hook is bigger but same idea . thanks