Blacksmiths Post Vise Stand Build-off Part One!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 พ.ค. 2020
- In this two part series Levi and Jesse will build themselves post vise stands. We have three blacksmith vises in the shop, one already on a stand one ready to be put on a stand and the third needs to be cleaned up and put on a stand. In part one of this series Levi and Jesse will clean up the third post vise together and Jesse will build his stand. They are going to be quite different in style so be sure to watch Levi's build coming up soon. This is the biggest shop project Jesse has tackled so far and he does a fantastic job.
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انتم صغار لاكن لديكم مقدرات عالية وهذا يعود لفريقكم الجميل اولا معلمكم كل التقدير والاحترام له ثم اصراركم ومحبتكم لهذه المهنة ثانيًا واما الاخير كل التقدير لهذه الورشة الجميلة وانا متاكد من تعب الوالد دمتم بخير
Really nice work gentlemen.
Excellent job, guys....as a man now over 40 years in metalworkin, i have to say you did well and learned a lot. Thats the way to go. When i was your age, i wasn´t by far so good as you, even as a son of a tool and die maker. Respect.
Awesome job! You guys are very fortunate to have access to a complete machine shop at your age.. learn all you can.. I'm expecting great things from you guys..well done!
Job Well Done Fellas!!
Just now seeing this and it looks like some guys learned some SICK skills early on. Keep it up. Knowledge is good.
Great video fellows I just realized you never finished the other one I'd love to see a video. And I'd love to see a shop tour video of your guys's machine shop
Nice work! Makes me kinda jealous! Having access to a complete shop and the knowledge! I assume some father/mentor was somewhere around as you made it. What a blessing! I guess by now as this is 3yo, your mig welding must be just perfect.
Great job, love the hardie
wow big respect. gooooood job👍🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀 greatings from jenni.swiss
Impressive skills and an awesome vice stand that any metal worker would love to own. Great job! 👍🏼
Thank you very much!
Beautiful work boys. Excellent welds. Your dad taught you well.
Yes, thank you
Nice! Level to orient angle cuts ! First time I saw that. Linseed oil on metal ! Plumb bob to align angled legs! Pre heating thick metal plate before weld! Cutting copes in pipe with a mill? Spraying saw blade. Lathe work.Young men working together. I’m going down to my shop and weep. So ashamed of my vise stand!
great job gentleman
Nice job boys
Very clever young man. You have shown skill levels equivalent to most experienced fabricators. Excellent
Thank you very much!
WOW, AWESOME JOB !!!
Thanks!
So when or where do we get to see the "EPISODE 2" ?????
@@scotthansen4073 We've been busy building and moving into a new shop. Levi's stand will be one of the first jobs we do in the new shop. Sorry for the delay.
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Well enjoy your new shop and I know I will look forward to the "build" video when you guys get it posted !!! Not sure how you could top the shop where you shot the first video, but if you can then I know I am not the only jealous one out here !!!
Have a safe move and I'll be waiting !!!
That's some real fine welding, Guys... Very well done.
VERY NICE.
Outstanding job. Very nicely planed out
Cool Vice Stand Only A Professional Could Possibly Make, It's Having All The Necessary Tools & Also Space Too Store It All, Too Make Absolutely Anything.
Y'all young gentleman have done a great job! May y'alls crafting skills continue growing.
Good job
Nice equipment you boys have access too! You did a great job on your vice stands too. Well done!!
Thanks
Very nice job. Not many young men are fortunate enough to have the resources you do. But then perhaps not many would utilize them as you are doing or learn as much as you obviously have and are it is my guess going to learn.
One of the nicer vice stand, on TH-cam.
Thanks!
When do we see part 2?
Awesome work, keep learning and innovating, that is how this land was made
One of the best stands I have seen guys , I just bout a small leg vice and was looking for ideas on making a stand , And your stand wins 100% thank you for the inspiration. Cheers.
Thanks a lot we use it a bunch and so far it has been great.
I am impressed! Well done! Can’t wait until the next vise
These kids are amazing, if only more of there generation were aspired, I would feel as if the country wasn't going down hill
Парни молодцы! Такая аккуратная работа, огромнейшее уважение!
Great work, guys, and an awesome looking stand. This looks like pretty much exactly what I had in mind for mine. I may even have seen a photo of it somewhere that I based my idea off of. I wanted to share a couple of tips that could have made some of the steps easier. For lining up the legs, when using a plumb bob like that, stick a clear container of water on the line, and drop the bob into it. It stops it from swaying around as much. A laser level would work even better, they are really handy things to have around. For surfacing larger areas, a handheld belt sander with the right belt does wonders. A stack of sanding discs, the ones you put a solid backer on, also work great, but they do tend to come apart if you get rough on them. Lastly, when using hole saws in the cordless drill, brace it on the OUTSIDE of your leg. Those suckers love to grab, same with larger bits, and taking that battery to the nuts isn't fun. Funny to watch, not so fun to have it happen. Again, great job, and I look forward to seeing the 2nd one.
Great job!
Looks wonderful. But where are the hammer holders? Like I said look and will work Great!
great job👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
WOW!! AMAZING SKILLS!! Great Build!!
Thanks a lot! I had fun building it.
These leg vices come up for sale quite often on eBay, If you was too look on eBay now you would probably see a few for sale, Also look on Gumtree & Facebook Market Place Plus Many Other Websites.
Мальчишки молодцы!👍
Excellent video, Guys
Thank you very much!
Great work men...keep up the videos...Thanks for sharing / showing us your skills
Thanks, will do!
Great job I'm impressed, I wanted to see part 2 but not done yet, not posted much after this masterpiece...I hope everything is ok and hopefully I will see more from this channel!
Sorry, we've been building a new shop. Not a lot of time to make videos lately. Thanks for watching!
Nicely done guys. I'm happy that you filled the legs in, most people that I see using post vises don't seem to weigh them down, and that kind of defeats the purpose of them. If they aren't anchored down, they aren't really doing their full job. :) Can't wait to see the other one.
Thanks a lot! By the way, were planning to anchor it to the floor as soon as both are done.
@@GreenridgeMetalWorks I figured as much, since you left tabs with anchor holes on the bottom. It'll do pretty good work just weighed down as it is, but if you can truly stabilize it then that vise will serve you well.
You boys have skillz. Good build, wish I owned one just the same.
Thank you very much!
Nice video, great job, I have 2 of these vices, a 7 and 5 inch, quality always lasts, regards from the UK, stay safe boys !!!
Thanks a bunch!
Very nice work, and very interesting project. I am extremely impressed with your designing and execution skills, cutting no corners shows you are disciplined far beyond your years. You fellows look like you are on track to be the next Diresta, or Fireball tool works. Regards and cheers!
Thank you very much!
Awesome work for young men ..ya'll have been taught well or very blessed in your skills .,, I would hire ya'll in my shop...in a minute..good luck in the Future..
Thanks!
Watched the video, loved it, learned a few things, but.........the leg of the vice inserted into that cross brace is going to take away some of the rigidness of any heavy hammering . But on a good note I watched 2 teens for 30 mins. without texting once. Unbelievable!!!!
Молодчики😁👍🔥
perfect......................................................''Brazil''.
Great stand. I’m 63 and want to make one for mine. What is the math for adding the Legs ?
Молодцы парни,отец как надо воспитывает их.
Умеют работать руками ,не шароёбиться хер знает где ,как все остальные.)))
Приятно посмотреть.
А вот возьму и подпишусь😁👍
Great Job! One Question (I am a novice!): Why do you preheat the plate before welding? Ist it because the material is so thick, that it would cool down too fast to make a long lasting welding
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Yes that's right. My welder is not very big so I need to preheat the thick plate or the weld penetration will not be deep enough and the plate would quickly cool and that make the weld brittle. Thanks for watching!
@@GreenridgeMetalWorks thx! Keep up the good work!
Hey where have been I am really looking forward to part two
Sorry, we are building a new shop and it's consuming all of our spare time.
Greenridge Metal Works ok glad you are still doing good
@@GreenridgeMetalWorks hope it is coming along nice I am getting a shop built too can’t wait to see the new videos!
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Im curious to know how this stand is going? Whats it like was it heavy and sturdy enough? Thanks
I think it's the best one we've used. It's heavy enough and stable enough that we haven't needed to bolt it down like we planned.
Hey guys... First time watching your videos. I was given an old post vise and need some advice. Is it necessary to mount it on a steel base, or can I mount it on an 8''by8'' post? I would be sure to have a good base but other than that I am at a loss. Could you help, please?
I see people using wood post successfully all the time, as long as the foot of the post is resting on a solid floor and the post won't move while in use it should be fine.
Was there not a Part 2?
Did you produce the second vice vid?
Not yet. We are in the process of building a new shop and will resume making videos soon.
Where's part two fellas
When's part 2
How about some dimensions on this please.
Where's part 2?
Young men could you tell me what degree angle on the legs you used
It's a 20 degree angle.
@@GreenridgeMetalWorks thankyou
Where’s part 2??
Sorry, were building a new shop and it's taking all of our spare time. It's coming eventually. Thanks for watching!
Where’s the link for part 2?