Craftsman Model 5176 Bench Vise Restoration Project

Found this old Craftsman bench vise at a sale and wanted to bring it back to new.
#Craftsman #Workbench #Vise
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[@AlexGonzalez-uo4rn]

I just paid $200 for one like this, but in even better condition. It should last another 70 years or more

[@CIPStudios]

Great content and nice job on the vise !!

[@earear4504]

I just inherited my father’s 1952 Craftsman Vise Model 5176. I am not able to loosen/remove the swivel lock; it is just like the one in your video. At the beginning of your video you are turning the lock counterclockwise to remove it, then at end of video you are again turning it counterclockwise to reinstall it; that is confusing me. I want to restore my new/old model 5176.

[@PoodlePuncher]

if you look closely, the video is mirrored. all the text in the background is backwards. STP stickers and craftsman badge on the toolbox