I enjoy the vise stuff! I saw your collection on another channel my son recommended. I feel better having only around ten myself. I have a Reed swivel (about 120lbs) that I know the history of since it was new in the 1920s. I use it frequently.
Reeds are one of my favorite vises very well made and good looking vises too! you can actually see the date stamp on the reeds located on the Static jaw or main body lower part of the base 👍🏻
I have the same one, almost - a 340 A, so it has a swivel base (and that makes it even heavier). Mine was outside for a long time and has a lot of rust, but I am slowly and carefully taking it apart. I have not found another one like it; good to see yours and thanks for the video.
Thanks for this video. I am also doing a Parker swivel jaw vise, a 272 which is smaller but still substantial in size. Breaking the swivel jaw loose was a chore and getting it to move freely is also a challenge. Yours works great, I hope to have mine working as smoothly.
Damn, I've got a Parker 375 which looks pretty similar but a 6 3/4" jaw, and I'd love to get swivel jaw action working on it. It was broken at some point in it's life pretty bad, but got a solid braze and weld repair so it's just solid.
Man JM I dig that JB weld idea. I have a little versa vise that's all pitted to hell. Think I'll give that a try sir! Great video as always and take care man
I restored my grandpas Parker 383 1/2 swivel and its amazing, was wondering if you had a 383 1/2 in your collection. Before watching this I never new vises could be so big. very impressive collection I love this kind of stuff
Loved this video. I do have a question though. How the hell did you forge the brass piece for the end of the vise? I would love to see a video on that.
Thank you brotha, My top 3 all time favorite American made vises are 1,Starrett 2,Wilton 3,Parker but any older American made vises are are great quality, im only collecting at this time NFS
Not gonna lie but as a machinist that “milling” operation on that brass casting was a little difficult to watch…😖 but you made it happen the vise looks great!
I just acquired one, and it is rough. someone in the past has welded the swivel. can you tell me where and how the pins that hold the swivel to the base are removed? thanks if you can, or not.
@@Mexashop1 sorry, l don't use those sites. I'll tell you that the pivot jaw was not welded, but they did grind the pin flush with the top of the jaw. thanks for replying.
Hey I just found your channel (new subscriber) because I was researching a broken Columbian vise I just picked up that has the rear swivel jaw. I had never seen one like it before so I had some learning to do! I am sure I will be catching up on your channel for a while. I always like to see people getting their kids some shop time! They need to learn real things and not just what they see on a screen! My boy is twelve and we just set up a shop for him in a storage addition on the back of my shop. Check out some of my videos if you want to see it. Great job on the massive vice restoration! 😁👍😁👍😁
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I enjoy the vise stuff! I saw your collection on another channel my son recommended. I feel better having only around ten myself. I have a Reed swivel (about 120lbs) that I know the history of since it was new in the 1920s. I use it frequently.
Reeds are one of my favorite vises very well made and good looking vises too! you can actually see the date stamp on the reeds located on the Static jaw or main body lower part of the base 👍🏻
I probably would have brazed the collar holes and redrilled them. Great restoration of a true iconic vise!
Good idea, Yeah i need to get better and not faster 😅👍🏻
Loved the video and great to see you have two helpers on this project. That 2" Lego swivel jaw needs to be on a special stand though.
W K oh man a lego stand👌 I’ll let my boy know, great idea!👍🤛
Another fantastic restoration brother! The LEGO vise is bad ass!
Jeff Dalton yes bro I was impressed by that too👍🤛
You have to have one the fastest stained and nicest vise collections congrats
Thank you! it has grown so much in the last two years 👍🏻
I watched the small Wilton restore and I had to sub just to see this video. Thanks man.
Appreciate it thank you!
Love the LEGO vise. 👍❤️
I need to post my lego vise collection brother 👍🏻
I have the same one, almost - a 340 A, so it has a swivel base (and that makes it even heavier). Mine was outside for a long time and has a lot of rust, but I am slowly and carefully taking it apart. I have not found another one like it; good to see yours and thanks for the video.
Charles McNichols Sweet bro I would love to see it! Are you on instagram Or Facebook?
My bad - 386A, not 340A
Just filled a Wilton bullet with Bondo (actually a marine product, but similar), and now you're making me regret it. Great job!
man send some pictures on my instagram
@@Mexashop1 Hey bud I don't do instagram but here's a video link: th-cam.com/video/rADabgbiJWE/w-d-xo.html
Great restoration! Parkers have the some of the best working swivel jaws with the full circle jaw pivot..
Veeps' Garage Thanks bro 💯🤛
Beautiful job. I am new at restoring old vises. I am clad you spoke about the epoxy to fill in small holes on the vises. Thank you
Thanks and welcome glad you can find the video helpful 👍🏻
Badass, I just picked up the same vise tonight and am going to restore it. Thanks for the video.
Right on! man send some pictures over to my instagram!🙌
Thanks for this video. I am also doing a Parker swivel jaw vise, a 272 which is smaller but still substantial in size. Breaking the swivel jaw loose was a chore and getting it to move freely is also a challenge. Yours works great, I hope to have mine working as smoothly.
Good luck on that vise The swivel jaw vises are awesome and very useful 👍🏻
@@Mexashop1 Thanks, got it working well, painted and reassembled today. A fun project.
Great Job, would have never thought to make a mill like that 👍
Windy Hill Foundry it works😅 not for precision drilling but gets the job done ✅ Thank you✌️
That was awesome! Vise is a BEAST.
Mike Fyxdt Thank you glad you liked it🤛 moving that vises around gets old fast😅
I have a Parker 240. It's also a 7.5" swivel jaw. It's a through the bench swivel. It's a big boy.
Very nice id love to see some picture please send some on instagram or facebook please 🙌
Damn, I've got a Parker 375 which looks pretty similar but a 6 3/4" jaw, and I'd love to get swivel jaw action working on it. It was broken at some point in it's life pretty bad, but got a solid braze and weld repair so it's just solid.
Awesome id love to see some pics, send some to my instagram please 👍🏻
Man JM I dig that JB weld idea. I have a little versa vise that's all pitted to hell. Think I'll give that a try sir! Great video as always and take care man
id like to see how it comes out👍🏻
On point with That Chalino music
Eduardo Moreno se la sabe ALV compa 🤛
Awesome!! Two questions
1. What brand of grease did you use?
2. What was the table you recommended
I used heavy duty grease i found at my local autozone and the lift table i got from harbor freight 👍🏻
Awesome Vise and Awesome video ese!
Nick Carver Thank you brother glad you like it🤛 thanks for the love💯
Homeboy, you’re to legit to quit 💯
I’m subscribed
APPRECIATE IT BROTHER 🤛
I restored my grandpas Parker 383 1/2 swivel and its amazing, was wondering if you had a 383 1/2 in your collection. Before watching this I never new vises could be so big. very impressive collection I love this kind of stuff
Nice! i dont have a 383.5 hopefully ill find one soon👍🏻
Nice work!
Thank you! Cheers!🙌
The paint marker works so much better if you just dab it.. give that a try.. and ull see what I mean..
Nice restoration
Thanks for the tips👍🏻
Loved this video. I do have a question though. How the hell did you forge the brass piece for the end of the vise? I would love to see a video on that.
I didn't i had a buddy cast one for me, thank you!👍🏻
How many vises do you have? Never seen so many in one place. loved the video. Thanks.
I got over 200 now😅 i only try to get the super big ones or the extra small ones 👍🏻
Very nice!!
Thank you! Cheers!
196!! That is a big boy
3dalex13 L It was hard moving this vise around 😅✌️
Hey, I love you’re restoration work! What modern day American made vise (on the small side) would you recommend? Are any of your pieces ever for sale?
Thank you brotha, My top 3 all time favorite American made vises are 1,Starrett 2,Wilton 3,Parker but any older American made vises are are great quality, im only collecting at this time NFS
Mexashop1 - Thank you for the advice. I really love to see the kids get involved in your work. I love doing projects with mine as well.
Wow! Where do you find all these vises?
All over bro😅👍🏻
I am from Canada and I have a hard time finding these vintage vises! Are people hoarding them! Still looking in spring!
I know they are harder to find in Canada but im sure if you look hard enough you’ll get one, good luck!
Not gonna lie but as a machinist that “milling” operation on that brass casting was a little difficult to watch…😖 but you made it happen the vise looks great!
😅😅😅 Yeah im sure but its what i had to work with 👍🏻 thank you!
bro i just discovered your channel. fucking love it! keep it up carnal
PS the jeweling design @ 7:15 is a classic hard to find finish now days
Appreciate it bro thank you 👍🏻🤛
You need a Bridgeport
I really do need one bro👍🏻
Why do you make that pattern on the vise ram? You seem to be making a pattern with that disc sander.... I'm just curious why that is..
Its just for looks 👍🏻 i like it
I just acquired one, and it is rough. someone in the past has welded the swivel. can you tell me where and how the pins that hold the swivel to the base are removed? thanks if you can, or not.
Hey Ron ill be happy to help, is there any way you can send me pictures or video of your vise on instagram or on facebook please,
@@Mexashop1 sorry, l don't use those sites. I'll tell you that the pivot jaw was not welded, but they did grind the pin flush with the top of the jaw. thanks for replying.
What a beast!
L G Thank you I’m done I’m done with it😅
Nice 👍
Thank you! 🙌
Hey I just found your channel (new subscriber) because I was researching a broken Columbian vise I just picked up that has the rear swivel jaw. I had never seen one like it before so I had some learning to do! I am sure I will be catching up on your channel for a while. I always like to see people getting their kids some shop time! They need to learn real things and not just what they see on a screen! My boy is twelve and we just set up a shop for him in a storage addition on the back of my shop. Check out some of my videos if you want to see it. Great job on the massive vice restoration! 😁👍😁👍😁
Thanks ill check out your vids 🤛
Q onda, I’m restoring my first vise chas 974, can you tell me what to do to body before I paint. I already wire brushed it.
after the wire wheel you clean it up with lacquer thinner and then spray it man, send me some pics on my instagram👍🏻
Hi hope all is well, what grit is that disk that’s you use for that circle effects/ thanks
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Thank you brotha🤛
LMAO. Awesome
🙌 Thank you! 🙌
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Buenísimo! Cual es esta cancion de fondo? th-cam.com/video/_RUdGi7vNSc/w-d-xo.html
Gracias se llama '' A un minuto de ti''
That might be the most annoying music on the planet, but nice work though