Chris awesome job. Hopefully it works well for you for many years to come my friend. Can't wait to see more videos soon my friend. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work my friend. Forge On. Fab On. Fix On. Weld On. Keep Forge lit. Keep Making. God bless.
I love that you're keeping these heirloom tools alive. I might have to stop passing up the blacksmith vises I always see at flea markets with broken springs and missing mounting brackets.
I love restoring vices. I take all of mine apart when I get them. Making springs is common, like you show here. I like the explanation of the green coal in the beginning. Also good to have confirmation on not needing to heat treat the springs. I do normalize it 3 times tho.
First of all I love your shirt. The stuff the do for Disabled Veteran's is awesome. Second do you know the age range of that vise I have one exactly like it that I got on ebay and restored it. now i know how it mounts and how to make the spring for it. Only thing mine is missing is the mounting plate. do you have one for sale where i live these tools are not very common?
@@MtPhillipMetalWorks I’ve seen your videos man and you’re skilled! Any leg vise I’ve seen like those are over 1,000 so still not wanting to pull the trigger.
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Chris awesome job. Hopefully it works well for you for many years to come my friend. Can't wait to see more videos soon my friend. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work my friend. Forge On. Fab On. Fix On. Weld On. Keep Forge lit. Keep Making. God bless.
Thanks 👍
Great work, Chris!
Thanks! John appreciate the kind words
What a beautiful restoration/rebuild. Love it when good, sturdy, old tools find new life and avoid the scrapyard! Great build, Chris!
thank you so much Tom!
I love that you're keeping these heirloom tools alive. I might have to stop passing up the blacksmith vises I always see at flea markets with broken springs and missing mounting brackets.
I like what I’m reading, blacksmith vise over bench vise anyday
I love restoring vices. I take all of mine apart when I get them. Making springs is common, like you show here. I like the explanation of the green coal in the beginning. Also good to have confirmation on not needing to heat treat the springs. I do normalize it 3 times tho.
Not really confirmation more of do whatever you want, ha!
@@MtPhillipMetalWorks It's worked on all of mine so far. 🍻
Now that's a hefty spring!
Yes indeed couldnt agree more, all about the look and strength
Nice job, good explanation!
Thanks!
You need to wear more safety gear like steel toed boots. 😂 Awesome video!!!!! 😂
these dang internet trolls
Absolute awesomeness!!! Great job man!! This things going to blow up. I’m tellin ya! Keep up the good work!!
Thanks a ton Brian much appreciated!!
I'd be interested in seeing how you made the bell nut. Great video, thanks!
Sounds like a plan, I’ll record the next one I do. thanks for watching!
@@MtPhillipMetalWorks Cool, thanks!
Hell yeah man let’s go!!!
Up up and away Jim!
This is great I just got my first like leg vise today, and it is fantastic you showing all the parts and how they go together.
Perfect timing ! Congrats Ryan!
Nice work
Thank you! Cheers!
You need leg vice to maintain a leg vice❤
Nice video!
Thank you Miguel!! Appreciate that
If the leg/pillar of your leg vise is slightly bowed/bent, would you recommend heating it up to red/orange and straightening it on the anvil?
So you doesn't harden/temper it, just normalize? I need such a spring too, for my leggy❤
First of all I love your shirt. The stuff the do for Disabled Veteran's is awesome. Second do you know the age range of that vise I have one exactly like it that I got on ebay and restored it. now i know how it mounts and how to make the spring for it. Only thing mine is missing is the mounting plate. do you have one for sale where i live these tools are not very common?
never mind you explained everything in the end of the video
hope you got value you out of it ! thanks for watching!
Hello! How old time blacksmiths does screw and nut with no lathe? Do you have video on this? ❤
Do you know what model vise you're working on here? I have the same one.
E o tratamento térmico da mola?
Where can I get an autographed photo?
send me a DM , I'll take care of you Alan ...
Hey brotha where are you getting coal now?
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You again...😜
you can never get enough!
How much for a leg vise?
depends on the size honestly
@@MtPhillipMetalWorks I’ve seen your videos man and you’re skilled! Any leg vise I’ve seen like those are over 1,000 so still not wanting to pull the trigger.
@@thesixfootsixblacksmith4772 send me a message they arent that much