Restoration of old rusty Leg Vise production of the USSR. They are very old and very rusty. Do you think I can restore them? #Restoration #craft #tools
Гайки и болты надо было сохранить, точно такие тиски реставрировал, гайка там на 27 болт 24, я бы советовал вам пользоваться головками или накидными ключами, винт и рукоятку омеднить, а так в целом хорошо получилось!
Awesome restoration. Nice color choice and I really like the little bits you made shine. Wow free hand grinding on the vise jaws looks great. Well done sir well done.
"Elegant" is the perfect description, I could do with a smaller leg vice like that for my fabrication table. They are very rare here in the U.K. and we only seem to have the full size blacksmith vices. A really nice restoration, well cleaned and tidied up but no character lost - exactly as it should be. A great video and you have a new subscriber.
Such a vice was often found in the collective farm forge a hundred years ago. How did you get them? Nuts somewhat violate the style. The lower part also needs to be fixed, a collar to a column. Good job, thanks for keeping the story.
i liked parts of your video on this leg vise restoration and other parts I did not. You put checkering in the vise jaws.......not what I would want or any blacksmith on a leg vise but if you use it as a bench vise then no worries. I noticed you used a lock type washer on the area where the vise jaw (dynamic jaw) pivots. That will create some wear which yu don't want, instead a flat washer might be a better choice. Don't get too offended by my comments as I really did enjoy your video, heck I critique my own videos worse and frankly I don't do as well as you do. Keep it up!
I give you a 9/10. I would have given you a 10/10 if you used a spanner on the nuts. Good job though. Thanks and I subscribed and liked. You impressed me.
Dude, please invest in a set of wrenches or a socket set. I cringed very time you used those pliers on a nut. Also FYI: You need to pre-heat cast iron if you're going to weld it. It will crack if you don't.
Why do people use WD40 to help loosen nuts and bolts ? Don't they know there are way better products then that to do the job ? If you notice at the very being it's used when the nut is removed there is no penetration of the liquid. And yes you should wait to give it some time to do its job also. Project Farm did a test on these types of products. ruclips.net/video/xUEob2oAKVs/видео.html
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Amazing job~~~ Very Nice~~~~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Гайки и болты надо было сохранить, точно такие тиски реставрировал, гайка там на 27 болт 24, я бы советовал вам пользоваться головками или накидными ключами, винт и рукоятку омеднить, а так в целом хорошо получилось!
Nicely Done
Awesome restoration. Nice color choice and I really like the little bits you made shine. Wow free hand grinding on the vise jaws looks great. Well done sir well done.
Thank you, I will try to do even better
"Elegant" is the perfect description, I could do with a smaller leg vice like that for my fabrication table. They are very rare here in the U.K. and we only seem to have the full size blacksmith vices.
A really nice restoration, well cleaned and tidied up but no character lost - exactly as it should be. A great video and you have a new subscriber.
👍👍👍👍
Very good restoration bro 👍👍👍👍
Serious free-hand angle grinder skills. Nice restoration!
Thanks you
Cool restoration 👍
Güzel bir çalışma oldu dostum, tebrikler. Biraz daha açık bir renk ile boyama yapsaydın daha güzel olurdu diye düşünüyorum.
Lindo trabalho. Saudações do Brasil 🇧🇷👍👏
Yoda says, “ evaporust you should use, much work will it save you”.
Excellent job!
I have this model here in Poland :)
Such a vice was often found in the collective farm forge a hundred years ago. How did you get them?
Nuts somewhat violate the style.
The lower part also needs to be fixed, a collar to a column.
Good job, thanks for keeping the story.
i liked parts of your video on this leg vise restoration and other parts I did not. You put checkering in the vise jaws.......not what I would want or any blacksmith on a leg vise but if you use it as a bench vise then no worries. I noticed you used a lock type washer on the area where the vise jaw (dynamic jaw) pivots. That will create some wear which yu don't want, instead a flat washer might be a better choice. Don't get too offended by my comments as I really did enjoy your video, heck I critique my own videos worse and frankly I don't do as well as you do. Keep it up!
Thanks. I'll try to do better next time.
How would you rate my Leg Vise ?
I give you a 9/10. I would have given you a 10/10 if you used a spanner on the nuts.
Good job though. Thanks and I subscribed and liked. You impressed me.
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Dude, please invest in a set of wrenches or a socket set.
I cringed very time you used those pliers on a nut.
Also FYI: You need to pre-heat cast iron if you're going to weld it. It will crack if you don't.
Im pretty sure its forged Steel not Cast iron.
Это сталь, губки тисков закалены, у меня такие же, очень хороший инструмент
Proč nepoužíváš montážní klíče místo sikovek?
i had like to see it in black
Thank you for participating. Will sometimes apply black color
переставные клещи не для того предназначены...
Why do people use WD40 to help loosen nuts and bolts ? Don't they know there are way better products then that to do the job ?
If you notice at the very being it's used when the nut is removed there is no penetration of the liquid. And yes you should wait to give it some time to do its job also.
Project Farm did a test on these types of products.
ruclips.net/video/xUEob2oAKVs/видео.html
Yes there are better, but we have a hard to buy
@@restorationmycraft8337 You could try 50% automatic transmission oil and 50% Acetone. Much better than WD40.
@@RichieCat4223 Thanks a lot for the advice, I will definitely try
@@restorationmycraft8337 Kerosene works also alone.
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Не акуратно, болты не подходят. Краска и цвет абсолютноя безвкусица. -