5 Modified Vise Grips
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Modifying Vise Grips to do a specific task is simple and easy. They lend themselves to being used in many ways other than their intended use. Modify a pair of your old ones and buy a new pair to replace them. There are at least two of these shown that you should have in your shop.
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I enjoyed the trip down 'Vise Grip Road' very much, Jere! Lots of ideas here that I hadn't thought of.
Thanks Ron.
Necessity... blah blah blah.
I hope Vise Grip picks up on one of these. Man will I be sitting pretty.
Jere
I love everything Jere shares. Being a marine mechanic I have taken his lessons to heart. I have been teaching all willing to listen anything I know. Thanks Jere. It feels good to pass it on...
Hi Rob.
I have had the opportunity to learn from many of the best fabricators back in the 60's. This is the best way I know to honor them.
Thank you and keep passing it on. Jere
I always learn something every time I tune in. Many thanks Jere!
Hi Matt. I always get some new information from the comments from viewers. This is a two way street.
Thanks for watching and your comment. Much appreciated.
Jere
Thank you for sharing!! I love the picking idea for the large vice grips. I'm going to have to make a set of them. Also I will keep the idea of the forming vice grips in the back of my head for future use I'm sure it will come in handy in the near future!
Hi Phil.
I am starting on a video on how to make the chisel holding Vise Grips. I got the most comments on those. It should be up at the end of the week. Get some 1/4 X 3/4 bar stock and follow along.
When you make the pick style pliers be sure to get rid of the slop in the bottom jaw. The accuracy of the strike depends on this. A few raps with a hammer on the flange will do the trick.
I'm glad you found some use full info in this video.
Jere
I'm so glad that I've found your videos Jere, somehow I just stumbled onto them. I watch you and learn something new every chance I have. Thank you for sharing with us.
Hi Rick. I'll be posting a new video on how to make the chisel holding vise grip soon. That one got the most comments so I thought I'd explain how it was made.
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@@jerekirkpatrick2092 I'll be watching for all your latest videos Jere. I have subscribed since the first video i found of you. Rick
Hello Jere,
More enjoyable viewing... Many thanks. I can see the punch one being useful in my workshop
Cheers.
Paul,,
Hi Paul.
Yes. That one should be made by all. It's especially handy if someone else is swinging the hammer at a chisel you are holding.
I watched your latest video in bed last night. Well done.
Jere
Clever solutions. We shared this video on our homemade tools forum this week 😎
Thanks Jon.
Do I need to get a permission E Mail to sign up? I looked around your sight and didn't see a sign in area. I'd love to sign up. My E Mail is jere@saber.net.
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Thanks Jere 👍👍😎👍👍
Hello Joel. I hope you got some information you can put to use in your own shop.
Thanks. Jere
Great ideas, thanks Jere! I have several modded vise grips. I buy old ones out of garage sales just for modding. My fav is small one I cut off the jaws and welded 6” long 1/4” key stock to mount chain guard backing plates in making conveyors. Not strong but one of those jobs where you need 3 hands where there’s no clearance for a standard clamp.
Tony. Thanks for another idea. It's for people like you that I make these videos.
Thanks for sharing your use of grips. Jere
Jere, your filling my winter workshop "to do" list. I particularly like the punch holder set. Thanks for the information and I just saw your followup video.
Hi Albert. I'm glad you like my content. He with the most tools wins.
Thanks for watching. Jere
Thank you! This is wonderful information, much appreciated
Glenn. I hope by watching this video you will make your own tools when you get stuck on a project. You don't have to stop a project because no one makes a tool for that.
Thanks for watching. Jere
Nice set of tools Jere, thank you for sharing and the demos, very helpful.
Hi Randy. I am working on a new video on how to make the chisel holding set. With the variety of your work, I think you could do with a couple of them.
Thanks. Jere
That is so smart to do. Very practical. Once I modified a vise grip with 2 offset plates to bevel a flange but I like the chisel holder. I'm tired of hitting my hand. I bruse to much now!
Hello Monad.
You will be happy then. I will be uploading a video on how to make the chisel holding pliers this weekend. I am editing it now and will upload it as soon as it's done.
Thanks for watching and please subscribe so you don't miss it.
Jere
Hi Jere,
I enjoy seeing all the mods people do to the good old vice grip (I think they call them Mole Grips in some countries).
Thanks for sharing the gripping tales of your vices... err vice grips.
Have a good week,
Joe
Hi ya Joe.
You don't know how gripping some of my vises are. But that's another story.
I hope you are feeling better and can get out in the shop.
Jere
I think most of us have a few vices like that.
Yes, thank you. :) I am actually feeling better than I have for at least 7 years!
I am getting to the shop a bit... in between getting other stuff done that I haven't been able to for a long time.
So I better get a grip and get back to it.
Joe
Nice modifications, thanks for sharing,…I have drilled/tapped the adjuster bolt for the thread of my slide hammer, vise grip grabs and the slide hammer bests/pulls
The large straight jaw inline with the adjuster vice grip )--- vs standard jaws offset 45° are the same thread of at least one slide hammer rod. Then you get straight pulls.
Very handy tools there Jerry. Thanks for sharing. Gary
Hi Gary. When you need a special tool........ Make it.
Thanks. Jere
Great mods Jere! I never thought about putting the old paper cutter to use in the shop…cool
David. The old wooden ones are great. I bought one of the new plastic ones and snapped it in half the first time I used it for shearing thin sheet metal.
Thanks for watching. Jere
Quite a gripping topic! I modified some 3 3/4 ish [ ] knockoff vice grip welding pliers, and man those junk imports cam over locks failed to actually lock after not much use. Never had any of my real vice grips lock down then immediately pop open like that... They tend to clamp like a pitbull.
Hi Wolf. If you file or grind the place where the pivot arm hits the stop it will allow the center pivot point to go past the two outer pivot points and stay locked.
I use one of my old Vise Grips for the mod and go right out and buy a new one. That way I keep new clamps rotating through my collection.
Thanks for watching. Jere
@@jerekirkpatrick2092 that is a great idea, and was in plain sight like a rattlesnake.. Once you grind and weld, what is a little more grinder modification going to hurt. I found an old vise grip on the ground today that will be a punch holder soon.
Another fascinating video...something I never considered before. I would like to humbly suggest a follow on video about how you made some of these clamps. You probably needed specialized clamps to make the clamps.... Thank you.
Thanks for the coffee Tutor. I may do a video on making the chisel holding pair. They would be quite handy for many of the viewers.
Thanks for the suggestion.
Jere
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge!! I appreciate it very much!!
Hello Jaison. I have had a lot of time to learn stuff from great teachers. This is the best way I know how to honor them.
Thanks for watching and your kind words. Jere
great video!!
Thanks Adam. I'm glad you liked it.
Jere
I have a modified set i use for installing u bolts on heavy duty trucks
Hello Paul. Making a tool for a specific job is the sign of a true craftsman. Good on you.
Jere
I need to put/ punch a slotted holes in a fender flange where it bolts to the body. It fastens to a hidden caged nut on 30’s GM car. Trying not to drill and file slot by hand Any ideas. I only have hand tools
Kurt. You can get a hand nibbler (from McMaster Carr) and make your slotted holes. You can also clamp a piece of bar stock behind the panel (where you have drilled 2 holes the length of the slot) and use a chisel to cut out the offending portion. A few swipes with a file and your done.
I hope this helps. Jere
@@jerekirkpatrick2092 great, thanks Jere
Too many junks