Rusty Old Vise Restoration
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 พ.ย. 2018
- Do you like the sound of birds combined with the sound of the tools?
This is a Heavy Duty bench vise made by BISON-SIAL S.A in Poland.
I found this rusty vise at flea market and cost me 10 euro, a very good price, because on ebay i found in much bad shape for 180$.
This one was in very bad shape, very rusted and blocked.
After appling penetrating oil this vise start to moove litle by litle but very hard. To remoove paint from it i utilize some paint stripper ,a plastic tool and a metal brush.To make the same almost original lock i chose to utilize a high quality paint from Hammerite, the color was Green Jad, this color is so beautiful and very strong, i think i will make more tools with it.
I hope you like this restoration!
Index of operation and materials:
00:01 presentation
01:57 disassembly
02:31 start cleaning
02:47 removing the jaw
03:35 cleaning with soapy water
04:39 removing the paint
05:46 buffing the parts with metal wire wheal
06:29 removing rust from sensible parts
07:22 cleaning the jaws
08:02 degreasing
08:16 appling the HAMMERITE paint
09:53 second coat of paint
10:26 start assembling the vise
13:03 the result
If you like this restoration please share and subscribe
Disclaimer: I am no professional. I am completely self taught and would appreciate any feedback, advice or constructive criticism and suggestions .
#RESTORATION
#Vise
#Bison - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
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Love the videos and have feedback.
I prefer hearing the tools, but they have to be balanced so it doesn't make you deaf when using headphones.
There were 2 typos in the video, it should have said degreaser and Jade
TysyTube Restoration if you put the wire wheel on a heavier table and bolt it down the noise will be much better. All the noise you’re getting is from the table too acting like a drum and the motor being able to move around.
I preffer tools sounds.
i know, i need a heavyer bench
Love the videos hate the grinder sounds!
I discovered something a number of years ago, when I was researching vises in a new catalog from an industrial supplier.
More expensive vises, both bench and milling type use a Torrington thrust bearing between then handle knob and the pressure point on the vise.
What do I mean? At 12:30, when he replaces the Acme shaft into the vise, a Torrington would be placed on the shaft, before insertion.
Then, when tightening the vise, you will never have to use a hammer on the handle to get it tight enough. You will also never have to use something to hammer it loose, and for all of us old timers with aching, painful wrists, that is a blessing. For you young guys, it might keep you from crying when your wrists hurt so bad, you want to scream.
I spent almost ten bucks for all the Torrington bearing I needed to install them in every vise I own. Even the cheap little red vise which had permently became a doorstop, (we all have one, they're always such a good deal, 0.50 at a garage sale, you can't resist. Then you use it, and it gets repurposed.
The Torrington upgrade even turned the doorstop back into a usable vise. The difference is astounding. I recommend everyone upgrade their vises. I guarantee you WILL feel good about the expense, and time.
Very nice to see someone actually uses the right oil to loosen stuck parts, not like all the other idiots spraying WD-40 like crazy 😆 Good job man, it came out very nice. Btw i loved that part with the bug 😍
thank you so much My Mechanics 🧰
MM : ;-)
Amen. Nothing will stink up your shop like a healthy spray of WD40.
I'm using olive oil btw. Works like a charm and you can smear it on your skin all day without worries.
put a sheet of rubber/rubber hose etc. between your table and your grinder. it will help with vibration
noise
I know right, bunch of noobs... 🤣
many thanks from Poland for the second life of this vise.
thank you so much 😊
Yup, same here - thanks (plus greetings) from Poland 😉
@@TheAthalyse.Der existiert in 200 Jahren noch.:-)
Siemka
Ty to jest polskie imadło
Bird song, definitely. You can overlay the grinder at a much lower volume, just so it won't be that quiet. I love hearing the clickety-clack of the tools, it brings a new layer of reality to the work you're doing, but if the sound is too harsh or loud, it's annoying, and it detracts from the quality of the video.
As for your camera, sounds like a white balancing issue. Try setting WB manually to fluorescent/LED or whatever type of light you have in your shop, and see if it happens again. If you shoot in fully automatic mode, take an hour or so and play with the settings to find a programmed mode (or even fully manual) that works for you.
John JeiJei thank you so much for all your advice, you have right some time the tools don’t sound so good, i have edited this with headphone to see what is wrong, i have a ring light 2 umbrella hith fluorescent light and 2 panels led with color between 3200k and 5600k
@@TysyTube yes it is almost certainly WB. you can even try changing the settings while looking at a white sheet of paper (or something like) and then you will know if the colour temperature is correct. thanks for the videos!
If you ever notice your camera goes orange, hold a piece of white paper in front of it. It's a white balance issue since you most likely have Auto White Balance turned on, it's referencing something blue, probably your gloves, as white.
So use a white sheet of paper to fix the orange color.
thank you for your advice 😊👍
This is what I was thinking of as well.
Also, light source needs to be as consistent as possible. Relying on daylight alone is not enough. A good source of 6500K lighting will keep things consistent when a cloud shaded sunlight or it darkens as the sun sets. Some lights have lower colour temperatures and can mess with the camera’s automatic settings. Incandescent bulbs and halogen bulbs have a lower temperature than LED bulbs and even LED bulbs differ in colour temperature between warm white and daylight white.
I would add to not use automatic WB. Only use automatic to set the color when you put the white paper in front of you camera to set it and don't touch it after.
Wonderfully satisfying to see it sliding in so smoothly at the end! I think the sound of the grinder is just fine but keep it quieter... This all takes me back to watching my grandad fixing things on the farm... Thank you!
I've always LOVED vise restorations! I plan to do a few more on my channel! It turned out great!! Now to put it back to work!
I like the birds and I sincerely hope that you are using some noise protection so you don’t damage your hearing🤔. I also wanted to say thanks for being nice to the little 🐛
from restoration to saving a bug life
exactly 😊😍
Can we call the bug "steve, or larry"?
Great job! You breathed new life into the old vise.
I like watching yours and my mechanics videos. Shows how you can restore tools in multiple ways.
Nice work man 👍 I think the orange color of the video camera is because of automatic white balance. You can either use some of the other white balance modes or do color correction while editing the video.
thank you so much for your advice
you and my mechanics are probably the best restorators on TH-cam.
two fav restorers on youtube
Odd Tinkering is really good as well.
my mechanics would have had to make something on the lathe
I like the sound of the birdies over the grinder. I've never heard of a Peugeot grinder. Beautiful job on the bench vise.
Love the use of the insulated "pry bar" 😀
I like the grinder sound personally. The birds are a nice touch tho. I find your restoration videos soothing and inspiring. Keep up the great work! I look forward to all your videos
For some reason,
"Poland Vice" never went over as well as
"Miami Vice".
Crockettski and Tubbski made a huge illegal kielbasa bust and nobody cared.
The paint stripper is my favorite part of your videos. Very satisfying.
I like these twitting birds, as background sounds ;)
1:29 Pyrrhocoris apterus aka Common Fire Bug 7:32 White balance issue
FirstDagger I was gonna say maybe a Milkweed bug, but I think you're correct.
Correct. It is a Common Fire Bug
In Ex Soviet Union Area his names is a Soldier ("Солдатик").
@@user-em3tm7rk6e Funny, in French it is called a "gendarme" (a bit like a policeman, but also part of the army), also sometimes "cherche midi"(looking for the sun at noon)
Thank you was looking for the local entomologist :)
Dobra robota. :)
That is just so satisfying to watch. I love the birds...thank you for your work!
This is one of those cases where sometimes you need a vice to help to fix a vice! It's like scissors inside blister plastic wrapping which you need scissors to get to them haha. Great resto!
maybe do bird sound with grinder WAY WAY in the background
nice job but next use drill bit to take off rivets
it s funny because i was restored few bench vise and c clamp with same jade green
My uncle has the same vice in his workshop. It's nice to see one being restored so beautifully.
Love the color. Enjoyed the birds. Great job, thanks for sharing!!
is anyone else scrolling through the comments only to find out what the bug is called or is it just me?🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Daniel Greenwood huh a lady bug I am guessing.
8-21-19
@@AmericanPride1234 Nah, those are known in America as Box Elder bugs, but in Europe they're apparently called fire bugs, or something similar depending on the language. Ladybugs are smaller, rounder, and have more spots.
I can only tell you the name of that bug in Polish, but there is a fun fact about them - during the mating process, male and female are stuck together with their butts, so one of them is always crawling backwards :) And they spray very stinky yellow pus when endangered.
We call it a "Gendarme" (kind of policeman) in France XD
I think the latin is Lygaeus equestris also called the black-and-red-bug
Porządne polskie imadła!
Поляки всегда делали хорошие инструменты.
Bez młota to kurwa nie robota, po tylu latach działa bez problemu
@@eraserstp I'm not sure if that's an insult or a compliment.
@@holocaust_2.0 It was a compliment, pls do not be so negative, lol
Tysy, love your vids. You have inspired my 13 year old kid into getting rusy old things to work. He buys these thing at the flea market from these elderly gentlemen who he has befriended, he brings home a lot of stuff. They sell as consignment whatever he fixes. Thanks, for sharing. You do more then just great work.
thank you so much 😊, maybe you should help him to make some videos. i will be first subscriber
A very interesting and practical restoration. I like how you used gentle methods of cleaning the old parts, without removing a lot of metal. Good job!
The bug is an european firebug, Pyrrhocoris apterus
In Ukraine between the people's we call them soldiers (like us tiny solder, I don't know how it was in English)
Boxelder bug
Во время съемок этого видео не один клоп-солдатик не пострадал))
Great job! Love the birdsong.
Grinder sound,definitely! If I want birdsong, I’ll open a window!!! Top job!
Depuis que je suis petit j'ai toujours entendu le nom de "Gendarmes" pour ce genre d'insectes...
🤣🤣🤣
Oui gendarme ou pyrrhocore
Pareil ! ^^
Peu importe le nom... Sortez le lance-flammes ! :P :P :P
Oui moi aussi, mais appermment aussi appelé "Suisse", "Soldat" ou "cherche midi" dans certaines régions : www.insectes-net.fr/gendarme/gendarme2.htm
Great resto amazing what you can do with just hand tools! Did the lady bug make it? Bird song better than machine noise. Cant wait for the next one. Thank you
thank you so much, i let it outside , new video next week, check my instagram if you want to be updated 🤣😊
LOVE the grinder sound
It is so calming to watch you restore old tools. Keep up the good work!
thank you so much 😊
Wish the plaque was remounted nicer
In the States we call them ‘Box Elder’ bugs. I don’t what they’re called in Europe.
In Poland its a blacksmith wingless or just tram commonly 😃
I love the added background noise! Thank you for adding that.
I really like the delicacy of your work. Nothing heavy handed and everything "just right", and I especially like how you researched how it originally looked. A great job and a brilliant video.
thank you so much 😊
I like grinder sound. because somehow i feel comfortable with this sound.
In Germany we call these bugs "Feuerwanzen"
Glad to see you finally sorted out your bench grinder!
Birdsong every time. Support from Scotland.
Gratulacje! Dobra robota! Pozdrowienia z Polski!!!
Dzięki
Waited the whole video to hear the Mazurek Dąbrowskiego.
May be next time.
Love the sound of the birds
thank you. I found one a month ago, and I want to get it working again. with your videoes I realize how easy and fast you can accomplish restoration projects. keep them coming.
1:29 I know
This bug is Pyrrhocoris apterus
Is it only me, or someone else also expected this bug getting smashed with hammer or any other heavy tool here ? 1:37
I love that color. Looks like the company knew what beauty was.
What can I say, I like the sound of the grinder. When I am working in the shop it is a relaxing feeling. I feel productive.
The camera problem is White Balance settings, try to use other setting than AWB (Auto White Balance) one
🤔maybe you have right i will try to change that mode
Have you tried calling the bug Semore? Or tried calling him by another name?
Beautiful restoration job. I am getting ready to do the same thing with an antique vise I have. Love all the detail you showed in the process, so anyone can follow it exactly. Well done!
I like the quick sound of the tools.
And this green is great!!!!
Poland vice is extra strong vice....
I think the name of the bug is Joe.
tierfuehrer2 whats a bug
A grasshopper walks into a bar. The bartender says "we have a drink named after you" The grasshopper replies "you have a drink named Steve?"
Great restoration, no waffle, just plain old hard work and attention to detail. Thank you
Love the sounds of the tools...
Made in Poland ❤️
Yes , heavy duty Vise , is so beautiful
Чистить тиски тряпочкой это жесть .
Love the birds!
THATS INCREDIBLE !!! CONGRATULATIONS !!!
Oh yeah his name is Terry.
Un gendarme? 🤔
Effectivement c’est bien un gendarme , bravo à toi . Par contre en polonais ?
oui c’est fabriqué en Polinie
żandarm
commissaire Valentin , commissaire de police ? Ou gendarme ?
ahhh ahhhh trop fort !
Found two old vices small & large at a flea market in the same shape, bought both for $10.00 (US). Had no clue how to clean them up. Now I know...thanks for sharing!
I am hooked on these restorations, thanks for your skill
grinder sound is horrible , kurwa :)
Kurwa siema
Hey my polish friend. I luv pierogi
bird song
do you like? the birds song?😊
Definitely bird sounds over grinder, adds a great touch
Wow, this is beautiful. Great job.
Где реставрация ? Губки в отличном состоянии .эти тиски практически не работали.
Ну губки поменял бы на нем и вся реставрация, ты придираешься:)
Love that sweet mint green! Great job, even if it is a simple vise.
Great video.
MR. NVC DIY Thank you so much for your support NVC😊👍😍
Very cool restoration. Bison vises like this are still made to this day in the original factory.
I liked the birds singing more than the grinder. And the little bug was cute.
Looks like brand new
Great job
loving the colour !
I have that same exact vise. Awesome work!
Great job! Loved hearing the birds and seeing the bug. Should last another 50-years if taken care of.
1:18 That bug. 😂😂 I like this part of the video when you find it. I think is the best part of the video.
Love the color you chose! It's so pretty!
I have come to love Hammerite paint!
The sound of the real work or process is way better than any substituted sound
It looks great. I love the color choice!🔥
Really enjoying your videos while I recover from knee surgery! Thanks for the well done vids. No talking, no music, just productivity!
😮 i am so sorry for you , i hope you are ok
personally I don't mind the sound of the grinder, just the volume of the sound (compared to the rest of the quiet). I just found a vice in the garage that needs a lot of love. Watching this as inspiration :)
Excellent job as always!!
Looks great!!
Wow, that is beautiful. My father just gave me a couple of old rusty vices. I'm hoping to fix them up and hopefully make them look half as good as this in the end. I'm sure he'll be happy to see them restored. I was able to breath new life into a few heirloom rifles he passed on to me, this stuff is out of my area of knowledge though.
Nice paint and matching grease
Excellent work, the colour looks just right. Looking forward to your next project. Thanks for sharing your skills.
thank you so much for your support😊😍👍
Excellent work! And like sound the birds!
thank you so much, should i use for my next videos?
As always, fantastic job. That paint looks great!
thank you so much 😊
You are an artist.