Forgot to say how cool the technique was for shimming with paper and the straight threading using a threaded rod as a guide. Simple and brilliant. Thanks for the premiere with some more details. Hat Tip!
That is just magnificent, the cut quality you’re achieving in thick steel with a handheld grinder is sorcery and transcends human capabilities all while wearing a pair of crocks. Subscribed for sure
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Thank you! I have used angle grinder for cutting about 20 years, so its very familiar tool for me.
That is a cool vice build, was going to say it needs tool plates for bending, but you nailed it.
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Thanks. Yep. This was made for to be used with different toolings. I have a set that i have made earlier, for bending and rolling. I just made some changes for The mounting, and i can use them with this.
*Fantastic Tuomas* ... really really fantastic vise! I'm speechless with your second prototype. Love it so much. Can't wait to make a copy of it for my little workshop. Good job Tuomas.
Holy mother of moo cow man! That beast is a beauty, minion too big for that monster. 👌🏾 It must weigh a ton😳 exceptional work, mate, bravo. 👍🏾
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Thanks Bill. I uploaded wrong version first. It was intented to be only in Facebook. Vise weights about 30 kilos. That's somewhat same than my previous version, that yellow one that i used for making bends.
@ hahaha, well I am glad you accidentally uploaded here because I don't have Facebook😉 30kg! wow, my dog weighs that much... 😳 Awesome work as usual, mate. 👍🏾
Huaw súper tornillo de banco te felicito mucho por compartir este proyecto y de verdad me quedé sorprendido con la calidad de💯 con que te quedó gracias por compartir tú conocimiento saludos y bendiciones desde el Edo de México.
WOW!!!! This is hands down the Very Best Hydraulic vise ive ever Seen on TH-cam or anywhere! And i watch all the big maker channels small and Big and anything inbetween! I Love yours so much! because of its sleek design in comparison to other hydraulic Vises on here which look awkward because of how much space the hydraulic jack takes up on them, but yours it's perfect size! and the fact it uses a traditional vise screw and hydraulic jack Wow. What an incredible build! I am just Literally Blown Away! Ive been subbed to your channel for several years, but for some reason i havent gotten any notifications for any of your builds for like the past 8 months or so. I had assumed you were not able to work due to covid. But out of nowhere i found one of your videos today lol and have alot of catching up to do lol. What an Amazing vise! I Love it so much! Its so Stout and Really nice looking too. Thanks so much for all your hard work! And Building these incredibly wonderful Tools. Take care Mate. Thanks again Bro. -David Cox
Like all the other hydraulic vises on youtube are cool but look Disproportionate lol. like a big vise but 3 quarters of them are hydraulic jacks lol they look funny to me. But yours is Very nice and the hydraulic jack is the perfect size for your Vise. Very well made and thought out.
Incorporating a vice with a hydraulic press is interesting! Massively heavy duty for a shop!
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Thanks. This way i get more uses for it, instead just clamping things. " Traditional " hydraulic vises doesn't open very wide, so.. Those kind of loses the idea about hydraulic use.
@ Having the space for it, I guess it's almost the same work, for a more capable vise. Got to go looking for my oldest jack and schedule a trip to the scrapyard :-)
If hydraulic vise can be opened only 4-5" wide, how useful it really is? It can be used for clamping.. like regular vises, without getting actual advantage about the hydraulic feature. This version fixes that.
I can put together anything you've made a video of, but my issue here is finding the necessary steel. Sadly there are no scrap yards, and the metal recycler in town won't sell anything to the public. Ah well...maybe sometime in the future things will change, ya know? Keep on posting these, Tuomas!
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Getting materials is sometimes tricky for me too. I got this idea about 4 months ago. Then i had found all materials for it. Same with my next build, i started it about 6 months ago. 😀 Of course, i could buy truck load of steel delivered to my yard.. but then there comes the money issue... I have decided to be patient. Here, these youtube videos doesn't bring you much money. So, buying expencive materials just to make a video isn't option for me.
Yow dude u got to get serious about mass producing some of these n put them out there for sale, I wanna build my own after seeing how useful it would be in the garage
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Thank you! I have anothet version coming. I think it could be more commercial like version. All tought i made this for the need / to be used too. But, having several vises ain't bad thing at all. 😊 So, one more vise coming during this summer.
May i know the details of your work metal table if you won't mind. Want to build same work table. How do you call that type of table top and how did you design it? Can i see d diff sides of your work table? Thanks in advance 👍
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😊 Its not actually a table.. just a piece of steel grating on top of my old table saw frame. Like these: www.midgrid.co.uk/Steel-Gratings.html
Ooh, well there you go. That is a way cool design. I have a question. Being that your able to bend metal with the hydraulic part. Is the nut to the vice going to bend at the threads? Would a drop pin, where the vice ends and the press stops help that? Really good idea. Saving lots of space in the shop.
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That's why the "slide" part needs to be sturdy and with a minimal gap to the vise body. That's why i used paper sheets as a spacers when welding it together. Minimal gap keeps "slide" straight and threads are stressed only with straight pull. Also actual nut is 70mm ( 3" ) long, to handle the stress. With 2 ton power, that's more than enough. ( I don't know all english terms, i hope you understand ) 😊
You make the straightest and cleanest cuts with an angle grinder I've ever seen!
Forgot to say how cool the technique was for shimming with paper and the straight threading using a threaded rod as a guide. Simple and brilliant. Thanks for the premiere with some more details. Hat Tip!
Thanks buddy.
That is just magnificent, the cut quality you’re achieving in thick steel with a handheld grinder is sorcery and transcends human capabilities all while wearing a pair of crocks. Subscribed for sure
Thank you! I have used angle grinder for cutting about 20 years, so its very familiar tool for me.
Wow finally a guy with no fancy mill or CNC machine or water jet table!! My hat's off to you 💯% your badass man 👌🙌
Watched the video for the second time. I can't get enough of it. Powerful 💪 tool
Amazing precision without fancy tools
Awesome inventing my friend. Your craftsmanship is something to watch. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you very much Greg! Nice to hear you again. 😊👍
@ sorry but I have been building a house to like in. Moved in on Sunday. Very happy. Good to have time to see your work.
That is a cool vice build, was going to say it needs tool plates for bending, but you nailed it.
Thanks. Yep. This was made for to be used with different toolings. I have a set that i have made earlier, for bending and rolling. I just made some changes for The mounting, and i can use them with this.
Never bored to watch your videos, you are a brillant, smart tradesman, WELL DONE!
Thank you very much for your nice comment!
Awesome keep up the good work you make I'm impressed
Someday I will build like this thanks for the video
Thanks for the reply. It’s so interesting to see you builders process.
What an incredible piece of engineering and a great tool to have
Thank you!
*Fantastic Tuomas* ... really really fantastic vise! I'm speechless with your second prototype. Love it so much. Can't wait to make a copy of it for my little workshop. Good job Tuomas.
Thank you very much!
It's a great must item. I think it's going to be very useful.
Thanks!
beautiful piece of craftsmanship and vise-like these are very effective and useful. You are a genius guy Tuomas, always love your work.
Thanks buddy! 😊
First time I've seen the aluminum tape trick. That is genius!
Thanks. Its very good way to keep splatters away, thick aluminium foil works in some cases too.
Espectacular ! Quiero hacerme una ! Excelente idea 👌👍
Thanks!
Pretty nice idea! I love the build of the linear mechanism of the hydraulic part. If I will ever build a vise, I will have a look at your videos! 👍
Thanks Sam. 😊
Oooh, sweet looking stick welds! Nice job!
Thanks!
Bloody hell you're good with an angle grinder!
Is the best diy vise on TH-cam man!!!!
Thank you!
I don’t seen it before. Really awesome. Nice job man
Thanks!
Holy mother of moo cow man!
That beast is a beauty, minion too big for that monster. 👌🏾
It must weigh a ton😳 exceptional work, mate, bravo. 👍🏾
Thanks Bill. I uploaded wrong version first. It was intented to be only in Facebook.
Vise weights about 30 kilos. That's somewhat same than my previous version, that yellow one that i used for making bends.
@
hahaha, well I am glad you accidentally uploaded here because I don't have Facebook😉
30kg! wow, my dog weighs that much... 😳
Awesome work as usual, mate. 👍🏾
Very sturdy looking vice! Nice brother!
Thanks mate!
Please give me your contact mumber
Impressive welding and good job.
Thank you!
vous avez un vrai talent de soudeur, bravo.
Merci!
Huaw súper tornillo de banco te felicito mucho por compartir este proyecto y de verdad me quedé sorprendido con la calidad de💯 con que te quedó gracias por compartir tú conocimiento saludos y bendiciones desde el Edo de México.
Very good job. the best bench vise to date !! Keep up with the good work your doing
Thanks!
Very creative nice concept and good workmanship. Kudos!
Thanks 👍
WOW!!!! This is hands down the Very Best Hydraulic vise ive ever Seen on TH-cam or anywhere! And i watch all the big maker channels small and Big and anything inbetween! I Love yours so much! because of its sleek design in comparison to other hydraulic Vises on here which look awkward because of how much space the hydraulic jack takes up on them, but yours it's perfect size! and the fact it uses a traditional vise screw and hydraulic jack Wow. What an incredible build! I am just Literally Blown Away! Ive been subbed to your channel for several years, but for some reason i havent gotten any notifications for any of your builds for like the past 8 months or so. I had assumed you were not able to work due to covid. But out of nowhere i found one of your videos today lol and have alot of catching up to do lol. What an Amazing vise! I Love it so much! Its so Stout and Really nice looking too. Thanks so much for all your hard work! And Building these incredibly wonderful Tools. Take care Mate. Thanks again Bro.
-David Cox
Like all the other hydraulic vises on youtube are cool but look Disproportionate lol. like a big vise but 3 quarters of them are hydraulic jacks lol they look funny to me. But yours is Very nice and the hydraulic jack is the perfect size for your Vise. Very well made and thought out.
Insanely clever - bravo.
Thanks !
Magnificent work !!!
Thank you!
Super vise & nice model
Incorporating a vice with a hydraulic press is interesting! Massively heavy duty for a shop!
Thanks. This way i get more uses for it, instead just clamping things. " Traditional " hydraulic vises doesn't open very wide, so.. Those kind of loses the idea about hydraulic use.
amazing idea and amazing execution.
Thanks mate!
Great! At first I thought "too big", but then, all the features... Now I want one :-)
Thanks buddy!
Yep, its big, but making smaller sized version is possible too. I wanted to have one big enough vise too, so i made it. 😊
@ Having the space for it, I guess it's almost the same work, for a more capable vise. Got to go looking for my oldest jack and schedule a trip to the scrapyard :-)
Precision engineering 👏
Essa é das boas.....aperta até pensamento. Parabéns excelente projeto.
Nice work !!!
Thank you very much!
If hydraulic vise can be opened only 4-5" wide, how useful it really is? It can be used for clamping.. like regular vises, without getting actual advantage about the hydraulic feature. This version fixes that.
Good💪
Kyllä ois monesti ollu tarvetta ku penkissä yrittänyt suoristaa tavaraa👍🏻. Hirveä vääntäminen tuolla omalla varrella 😆 tosi hyvä lisä penkkiin ❤️
Kiitti. Ja kiitos myös vinkistä, pitääpä tehdä suoristus vasteet lattojen oikaisuun. 👍
This is spectacular! Do you have plans available? I would like to build one.
Berry well done
Thats super cool man
Thank you very much!
Super projekt! 😀
Thank you! Im happy that you liked. 👍
Favourite TH-cam vice.
Nice. :)
I can put together anything you've made a video of, but my issue here is finding the necessary steel. Sadly there are no scrap yards, and the metal recycler in town won't sell anything to the public. Ah well...maybe sometime in the future things will change, ya know? Keep on posting these, Tuomas!
Getting materials is sometimes tricky for me too.
I got this idea about 4 months ago. Then i had found all materials for it. Same with my next build, i started it about 6 months ago. 😀
Of course, i could buy truck load of steel delivered to my yard.. but then there comes the money issue...
I have decided to be patient.
Here, these youtube videos doesn't bring you much money. So, buying expencive materials just to make a video isn't option for me.
Awesome 👍👍👍Thanks for sharing
Thank you!
Prático e bem funcional ,gostei muito
Nerokasta!! Hyvä Tuomas!
Kiitos. Latasin eka surkean version, päätin ladata uuden, vaikka sitä mieluusti välttäisin. Olisi mennyt hukkaan koko juttu huonon editoinnin takia. 🙁
Чудовий задум!
The next level!
Best work thanks for sharing my freind
Nice that you liked!
You lay a mean bead with that stick welder!
Thanks!
😁😁😁😁😁👍👍muito bom mesmo parabéns um abraço.
Ótima trabalho!
Nice one. Great welding. When can you make one for me?.Subbed here.
Yow dude u got to get serious about mass producing some of these n put them out there for sale, I wanna build my own after seeing how useful it would be in the garage
Thank you! I have anothet version coming. I think it could be more commercial like version. All tought i made this for the need / to be used too. But, having several vises ain't bad thing at all. 😊 So, one more vise coming during this summer.
Thanks so much
Parabéns, fantástico!!!
No bardzo fajne 👍👍👍😄
Could you just give us a video in real time and phase out the extended welding, etc.
Great projects.
Mike
May i know the details of your work metal table if you won't mind. Want to build same work table. How do you call that type of table top and how did you design it? Can i see d diff sides of your work table? Thanks in advance 👍
😊 Its not actually a table.. just a piece of steel grating on top of my old table saw frame. Like these:
www.midgrid.co.uk/Steel-Gratings.html
Donde lo vendes
I think the handle would be more natural in a horizontal position, pushing down to tighten as on the jack originally.
you are genius
Thanks! ☺️
All up, how much does it weigh?
Nice!
Thanks!
That is a very nice vise :-) now you only need quick release... maybe…
I had quick release on my first prototype.. noticed that i never used it. 😊 ( Video can be found on my channel)
Okay :-) You still did a great job, and good testing ;-)
Thanks. 😊
Bravo géniale
Thank you!
Amazing......
Thanks!
No nyt on hieno!
Kiitos. 😊
Ótimo que um igual
Top 🤙🏽
Great video, idea, and build, thank you!
P.S. Will you be selling plans for the vice?
Thanks. I will write an instructable next week, with free plans. I'll share the link then.
Awesome! Thank you!
mass production it!
Ooh, well there you go. That is a way cool design. I have a question. Being that your able to bend metal with the hydraulic part. Is the nut to the vice going to bend at the threads? Would a drop pin, where the vice ends and the press stops help that? Really good idea. Saving lots of space in the shop.
That's why the "slide" part needs to be sturdy and with a minimal gap to the vise body. That's why i used paper sheets as a spacers when welding it together. Minimal gap keeps "slide" straight and threads are stressed only with straight pull. Also actual nut is 70mm ( 3" ) long, to handle the stress. With 2 ton power, that's more than enough. ( I don't know all english terms, i hope you understand ) 😊
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With all this talent why haven't you made yourself a horizontal or vertical band saw?
I haven't needed it. But, i will make one. 😊
wow, nice projet but to big for me
Make a smaller one. I wanted to get bigger than my previous version was.
Yes yes but can it turn a lump of coal into a diamond?
I can do that job by using 2 kg hammer⚒️😜
I don't need to. 🥰
Слабый домкрат выбрал!