Rusted Tiny Vise - Perfect Restoration
Ғылым және технология
Restoration of a very rusty small Vise, in this video I will restore rusty Vise that was found by my friend with a metal detector in old village, their condition is very bad, all is Deadlocked all screws are rusted and two of them missing, so I used my old good Firm Lathe, you will also see how to make screw (round screws) from standard ones, steel spring is broken so I make a new one spring from piece of car leaf spring, some parts are rusted thru like thread on clamping mechanism so I cut off rusty part and weld new one, removed all the pins and totally disassembled all parts, locking mechanism was taken from the old broken vices and restored, a kind of mini restoration came out. This vise consists of two parts which are fixed by screws, you will see this in video, one has little anvil. I polished all the particles by using different sandpaper to a mirror finish.
It was not easy to make an 16 minute video with that many little things and to show almost all the restoration process and tricks I was using. At first I thought I would finish this project in a few days, but when started - realized how I was wrong, when my girl saw me all in the dust and rust, she barely recognized me :) Also I argued with a friend that would make them as new in what he did not believe. This restoration lasted 2 weeks, I made a lot of effort to make them shine the work was precise and accurate. I was impressed with the end result and pleased with this project.
I hope you will like my work and the video if so then put the likes, write your comments and do not forget to Subscribe :)
Rusted Tiny Vise - Perfect Restoration
Cautions:
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0:00 Вступ
0:04 totaly rusted
0:11 screws missing
0:19 deadlocked
0:28 the spring is cracked
2:36 i need more powerful tool for that
3:16 insane rusted
4:50 restoring anvil
5:59 cutting M8 thread
6:33 making chamfers
6:42 removing burrs
7:32 i need 4 round screws
8:48 attaching locking mechanism
9:02 mount the screws
9:46 first i remove rust from it
9:58 dismantling an axial pin
10:16 removing cracked spring
12:18 this will be steel spring
12:29 forming spring
12:46 hardening spring
13:05 attaching spring
13:36 this one is better
13:58 attaching axial pin
15:53 What you think about this restoration?
Пікірлер: 385
I usually don't like a restoration when there is no trace of history left. But in this case, the master actually made the product anew and he did the right thing. Great job
@almostperfectrestoration
3 жыл бұрын
Thanks for such feedback, yes i know some people like to restore things to avoid damage to authenticity and history, some just to remove all, i like both restorations, i can do mirror or leave historical gloss, it depends on the condition and historical value of the item, first of all i want people enjoy watching, the main thing for me is that it brings them a positive and good mood, that's what my channel content is aimed at :)
@jaytee2716
Жыл бұрын
Yeah I agree with you bro. maybe label each video I wouldn’t call this restoration but maybe 🤔 renovation or possible a remodel because restoration is typically restoring it to the original look and design to keep with the authenticity of the products history. But I like what u did I wish u would try something else besides mirror finish on everything I mean it’s awesome but can get old. Why not gun metal grey or Damascus or diamond chiseled finish where it looks almost black and chrome mirror finish kind of but u would Typically see it on the older hair cutting scissors or even the older sheet metal shears would also sometimes have that look also older cast iron products would sometimes have those black dots almost looked like pots in the finish but on it and around would be a nice mirror finish on the outside just a thought it’s your channel and I do enjoy ur channel I wish I could learn how to do this stuff it keeps my attention I’ve always wanted to try to make a sword a real handmade katana or something but just the whole blacksmith work and wood work is something I’ve always been interested in, my dad used to do this kind of stuff he died before I could really learn very much tho
Вот, блин, так это мои😀 Точно такие, в отличном состоянии. Хороший инструмент👍👍👍 Лучше воронить!!!
I’ve seen some pretty crazy restorations, but with how deep that rust goes and how clean you got it. That’s extremely impressive in my book
@user-gk1fw9bb6s
Жыл бұрын
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
It now looks like surgical steel. Really clean.
How some of those threaded portions didn’t shear off when dismantling is a miracle. I would have soaked that bastard in vinegar for a week. Loved the outcome though. A man after my own heart, I polish the hell out of my restorations too. Beautiful outcome. 👍🇦🇺
Outstanding finish and function with minimal tools! Inspiring, Thank you!
You did a beautiful job 👍!! My only suggestion would be to soak the whole thing overnight in some kind of rust remover, like Evaporust. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
@almostperfectrestoration
3 жыл бұрын
Thank you mate, and also thanks for advice 👍
@bogmaerke
3 жыл бұрын
That will definitely help both with the work needed later on and minimize the wear on the tools used.
@artnels2
3 жыл бұрын
Spray silicone is not a very good penetrant. You can see that as the screws come out the threads are dry. No silicone got inside the thread surfaces. Better to use a thin penetrating oil designed for thread release and a bit of physical tapping to shock the rust's grip on the threads. If even that all fails, heat along with penetrating oil always seems to work if safe.
All of the restoration experts out there need to watch this video to learn how it's really done. It's the pits most don't know how to deal with. They paint or bondo when all you really have to do is grind them out. Guess it never occurred to them.
You are simply magical. This tool is like fine jewelry 💜💁♀️♥️
This vise never looked so good. Nicely done.👍
I need one of these, mainly because the vice is removable from the base so you can use it as a hand vice, very useful.
Great restoration to better than new condition. That will be a beautiful and useful tool in someone's shop. Excellent work!
One thing I like about your videos are the mirror finishings!
У меня такие же в гараже, но не ржавые! Хорошая работа!!!
You did a splendid job mate, well done.
Love your work mate. Such precision making the piece better than when it came out of the factory. 👏😍🇦🇺
Closest quality I've seen to My Mechanics. That's as good of a compliment as I can give. Really enjoyed seeing how you make parts without all of the expensive tools.
You have got extreme amounts of patience and perseverance. Excellent transformation and very impressive 👍🏼
@almostperfectrestoration
3 жыл бұрын
Thank you🙂
Stunning! A really excellent restoration and lovely technique. For my first impression I am impressed!
Lovely restoration job. It would look even better with a cold blue finish.
Truly a beautiful resto and nice to have and use. Great vlog, thanks for sharing!
That is art work, very accurate and high quality restoration 👍
it never looked that good from the start. Nice job
So shiny! Nice work👍
Залипательное видео, давай ещё, нужно больше механизмов и ржавчины. С меня класс и подписка
Nice work. Look forward to seeing more.
Absolutely brilliant, your work is a great inspiration for my own videos😊👍 thank you
It looks beautiful! I don’t think the blacksmith who made it would love the polished look, but it went from junk to gem 😊
Молодец, надо тоже попробовать, у меня типо таких тисков тоже есть!!
Great job! With great content like this, you are destined to gain thousands of subscribers!!!
What a absolutely fantastic restoration well done mate
Absolutely astonishing result Subscribed
That's friggin’ beautiful my man!! I want!!!
Beautiful amazing craftsmanship. I wish I had your talent
Good job. Very creative when making the round head screws. Bravo! Отличная работа. Очень изобретательно при изготовлении винтов с круглой головкой. Браво!
@almostperfectrestoration
3 жыл бұрын
Thank you! 🙂
Жалко пользоваться теперь такой красотой..)
Як завжди,бомба!!Вдома такі самі лежать.Ніяк руки не дійдуть хоча б почистити.До такого стану точно не доведу,руки трохи не туди повернуті.
You need a sand blast cabinet! Good job👍👍👍
I thought you can restore it perfecly, but you keep some rust since we know your channel name is Almost Perfect Restoration. And honestly I'm so satisfied with the result, the way you reshape and make it shine. Very well done 👍
@almostperfectrestoration
3 жыл бұрын
Almost correct :) i named my channel Almost Perfect Restoration because in this world nothing is really perfect, even if it is shining like a diamond, for 100 people it will be perfect and for 1 will not, so here is some philosophy in that :) and im not leaving any rust there they are really mirror... :D
Too nice to use now! Great job
@almostperfectrestoration
3 жыл бұрын
Thank you!
Really great work,truly lives up to the name of your channel!!🖒🖒
@almostperfectrestoration
3 жыл бұрын
Thanks :)
Absolutely beautiful! Well done!
Pure joy to watch!
@almostperfectrestoration
3 жыл бұрын
Thanks, i am pleased to hear that
Very Nice JOB... tranform old one part in a new one opened box.
That was a great restoration! Your attention to detail was excellent! New subscriber.
@almostperfectrestoration
3 жыл бұрын
Thanks
Хорошие тисочки. Тоже такие восстанавливал. Этого размера и поменьше. Удобные для мелких работ
Fantastic work, thanks for sharing this!
The tweezer bit was great! Wonderful restoration! Just subscribed!
Beautiful restoration to condition much better than new. Excellent work!
I’m jealous!
I love that little baby anvil.
Дружище иногда стоит всего лишь нагреть заржавевший болт чтобы раскрутить обратно 👍👍👍👍
Amazing piece of work. Subscribed.
you have done a great job!
Результат хороший ! Я бы перед реставрацией закинул бы тиски в раствор воды , лимонной кислоты и перекиси водорода . По чистому и работать приятно и откручивать легче
this vise is so beautiful
That was amazing..enjoy throughout the video.. Thanks for uploading..keep going you are doing nicely...😍😍👍
Гарна робота. Молодець.
хорошо сделал. я добавлю.. сделал вороток на тисках длиннее не пассатижами зажимать. четыре винта ,,барашки,, я снимыю наковальню для сверления зажим. на резьбу круглую пружину вместо плоской. сделал анодирование можно воронение или черную ржавчину по вкусу и цвету.
Great tweezerwork.
I have an old hand vise...now need to fabricate a mount similar to yours but with a stem that fits my Hardie hole on my portable anvil. Thanks!
You need way more subscribers for these videos
What a great job you did with that vise. I would have given almost anything to own that lol I never come across cool things like that.
Beautiful job
Great work in very jealous
Good job, i must get some of those very powerful tweezers. Thanks.
Impressive to say the least! Definitely trash to treasure!
Very nice work!
Outstanding restoration. Keep up the work.
Was blown away at the blade of grass part at the end
Masterpiece.
Great job budy!
Great little hobby vice.
Хорошо получилось, но лучше заворонить, а то быстро заржавеют.
🥰🥰very beautiful 🤩
@almostperfectrestoration
3 жыл бұрын
Wow! It is very inspiring to hear such positive feedback from famous restorator on KZread, thank you TysyTube🙂
Great job 👍
Отличная работа! Реанимировал очень нужную вещь!
@almostperfectrestoration
3 жыл бұрын
Thank you mate!
@user-vr5nm7ot4t
3 жыл бұрын
Только что в них таких блестящих делать, ювелирные изделия?
Perfect than original 😍😍😍
Nice work dude looks really good.
Turned out great!
One of the best ever,
Oh that looks awesome. I would be tempted to use gun bluing on it. I could not stand having it rust. Lmao. Great job.
@almostperfectrestoration
3 жыл бұрын
Thank you mate, i covered it with oil they are okay :)
Very impressive 👍
Exquisite! I was amazed at not only your skill but the tool itself! I have never seen such a thing. It is exactly the kind of small multi use tool I need for my small home shop. Stunning! I am a new subscriber and am starting with your oldest videos and working my way through them. Thank you.
@almostperfectrestoration
3 жыл бұрын
Thank you mate, i hope you enjoy the videos and work im doing 🙂
Excellent...Excellent...Job...BETTER THAN NEW
Watchmakers vise I believe, nice work.
@MrTarmonbarry
3 жыл бұрын
More like a jewellers vice , a bit to course for a watchmaker. The little anvil is for workin on rings . I have one that is very similar, picked it up in the flea market in Kharkiv for about $8
Work of art Sir
Amazing look! Congratulations
@anantamulia9288
3 жыл бұрын
@Rory Beckett also n
Wow nice job!
Master restoration only as a result of a tweezer!
Very Very Very good!!! ❤
Amazing job, with limited tools! I'm subbing.
Te felicito !! Quedó espectacular !!!
Чудова робота! Майстер !
That was a great restoration
@christianhoffmann5827
3 жыл бұрын
Was für eine Restauration?????????
@christianhoffmann5827
3 жыл бұрын
Was für eine Restauration?????????
A good deal of work and very nice results.
Very nice job👍
Suprized you didnt refinish the knurling in the vice. Still amazing restoration.
Beautiful work, but you could have made it a lot easier had you utilized electrolysis before disassembly.
Súper Restauración...!!!..Muy bien...Saludos...ji ji ji