Why am I watching this? Why did I spend an hour or so watching Gavin Clark yesterday?....and the day before when I first came across his channel? His enthusiasm for starters....his videos seem to run at double speed. He seems to get an adrenaline rush as the project develops and he wants accelerate coming out of the back strait and get it done. Damn it , I swear my heart rate went up as well - and I am sitting in an easy chair with one of Germany's finest beers and I haven't seen a Playboy mag for thirty years at least. HIs pieces are just so original - the video thumbnail on the Industrial Style Shelf Bracket had me intrigued enough to drop my intended search. He has worldwide interest in his work - and reading the comments/compliments the most frequent word used is original. A large proportion seem to be from experienced people in the steel industry. Me? The closest I get to working with steel is an aluminium knife and fork set. I subscribed
WOW JL D, you have just made my day, what a lovely comment thank you so much, I am very happy you like my videos and the way they are edited, I do try to speed them up as much as I can so they don't become a movie-length video, I appreciate your comment, thank you very much and welcome to the channel. I have another one uploading now, so that will give your heart another workout. Gavin
Brilliant. As a nautical guy In my younger days I like folk who know their knots and I particularly like TH-cam creators who actually read comments and not just 'heart' or 'like' every comment. Your vid's give us everything we need and have no time wasting filler. I hope your channel goes from strength to strength. Regards from Scotland.
Thank you very much, I also like when I comment on someone's video that I get a reply, and that is why I try to do just that myself, it does get a bit hard sometimes when I get hundreds of comments in a day, but so far I am doing ok with answering them. Interestingly, I have got to know the regular commenters on my videos, I have a great bunch of people following me, I am very lucky. I enjoy the whole process. Greetings from Australia and thank you for your comment.
@@1neAdam12 when I left sailing and working on the trawlers I retrained as an arborist so yes knots and hitches have been a part of my life for a long time.
As I told you Mr. Gavin my deepest respect for your knowledge. Since I wach the first video I felt that I will learn alot from you. Tnku very much for having you here.
Pure artistry Gavin! You continue to amaze me! I’ve never looked at rebar the same since watching your first video! Thanks for continuing to inspire and challenge us! Stay well, stay safe!
Your attention to getting it right is worth a hundred "er good enough" attitudes! I sadly admit that at first I was thinking, "Hurry up. Fast forward it." But it's actually inspiring. Regardless of the very occasional fluke most awe inspiring works take a lot of time and effort. So kudos to you.
For a split second I thought you were going to take a bow. And it would not have been out of place. You set yourself a pretty knotty problem and accomplished the task. That might have deserved a bow. I think.
Bonjour 🇲🇫 first time I can feel (?) the brain working! '' a little bit like this, more like that, ok now on the left...'' Just great! Beautiful I imagine all the handles of doors with your work👏👏🥇🍾👍
Thank you very much, yes these things are the exercise for our brains, and me mumbling my thoughts as I go along all the way, I love this stuff. Thank you for your comment Lionel.
Excelente tutorial , arduo trabajo el de doblar varillas corrugadas , el resultado final es magnífico , gracias por compartir tanta creatividad y conocimientos , un saludo cordial y por supuesto un gran like desde Narón , Galicia (España) 🤓 😜
I beg to differ Sir... At the 3:00 minute mark you said the safety thing and that you were not a good role model for this. Actually in my opinion you are the perfect role model. A man that understands his tools and his abilities and limits with them. Then says to himself... I can do more. Applies his creative side to it his tools and new abilities appear and sets new limits. All while understanding the tool cannot hurt you if you listen to it and feel what it is doing. You...are a role model this world should see more of. Because you make great things and still have all your fingers and eyes :)) Thank you.
Thank you very much, I appreciate your comment and do mostly agree with you, I am this way because I have had many years on the tools ( I have had my share of injuries, but as you say I am not missing any bits of me, and I love what I do). Many people are just starting out, I would love them to watch and practice some very safe ways to operate powertools before they start cutting corners on safety, at least then they know they are cutting corners on safety. Thank you so much for your comment. If you don't mind a bit of blood here is a video of splinter I got in my finger, all part of the fun of making stuff, it healed up fast and all is good. th-cam.com/video/b-QPEqoLRsM/w-d-xo.html
@@GavinClarkdiy I like that you do, but I like too the way I see you do the things, with real enthusiasm. Greetings from Argentina. (Sorry by my poor english jjjjj) (So
Luckely, not every rebar-worker has to do this knot every time to extend his rebar 😀. It would be a great example on how to tie a knot for young boyscouts. Nice work every time 👍.
This knot was suggested for me to try to make in a comment, and I have purely made the knot for fun and that is all, I am sure it will be used in one of my future industrial style fittings, but at this stage, it will hang on the wall until I find a suitable use for it.
Hi Gavin, love your work, looking at getting a new vise and noticed yours, what make is it? Looks pretty handy with all the adjustments ir makes! Cheers , Mick.
I have had my vise for 30 about years, there is no brand name or markings on it at all so I am sorry I can't help you. It is an awesome vise I am very happy with it and have given it quite a beating over the years, I wish you the best in finding one.
Would love to see a if you could do hondo knot that’s on a lariat . Been struggling for years to get a decent one with rebar . Love your videos, you are the Master of rebar and I have learned so much from your ingenuity . Thanks 👍
Thank you very much. I have put hondo knot on my list, I see it is also called a Honda knot, Looks like a tough one to do without heat, It's on the list. Thank you for your suggestion.
@@GavinClarkdiy Yep same thing just depends on where you grew up in the US as to how we say it over here. Awesome , I’ve done it with heat but can’t really get it tight as I’d like. I’ve tied many of those for what we call piggin strings to tie up calves when doctoring them and on an occasional lariat when the head needed to be replaced . Now they just buy a new rope or lariat. Looking forward to many more of your videos.
@@Experiment-yk5mf Thank's for the info, yes I agree it is hard to get a tight looking knot with rebar, the bumps are never in the right spot to just clip in just right, and look great. You were just making one to hang on the wall, weren't you?
@@GavinClarkdiy it was a combo of a knot on one end and a loop to look like a lariat for a hat rack. For the loop I upset one end and got some mass then drifted it out to slightly larger and then threaded the rebar back through itself, so technically not a Honda knot on that on the one I did do, well didn’t look like a knot even though I went through the motions 😁. The ridges are definitely hard to get around.
Awesome job mate , one ? mate when you go out to the shed what do you tell the wife , that you're going to make a video OR your going to do a work out with some 1/2 in rebar . Cheers . :)
Thank's very much Douglas. I normally say I am going out to have a play, and just take the camera with me. It's all good fun, I enjoy every minute of it, the camera work, editing, youtube, and talking to you and people like you, love the lot. Keep safe mate.
I agree you are right, it makes it a much easier job at the end. I do generally just wire brush most of my projects as they will be rust treated and then some clear coats which gives a nice old color to the steel. Thank you for your comment.
@@nickg8424 Sorry I should have realised the 20, hand rail and corner post front porches, I think this is a great idea for a video, I will have a think, as I have just the spot to do it too. Thank you for your comment.
Where did you get the inspiration for these projects? . It's outstanding metalwork. Do you have an email address where I can contact you? All the best from Scotland.
Thank you very much, I am happy that you liked it. Greetings from Australia. Inspiration just comes, I enjoy making things. If you look at the top menu of my youtube channel page, on the right-hand side there is "ABOUT" if you click that, you will see info about the channel, at the bottom is "Details" and For Business enquiries: you get my email from there. Looking forward to hearing from you Todd.
Nice job, but why dont you fasten your vise down properly? I thought that you were fighting against it towards the end. A well-fettled vise is an asset in the workplace.
The vise base is tightened down and does not move, I just had not tightened the two swivel adjustment bolts down tight enough, and the levering on it with a pipe made it move a bit, I did not notice it when doing the bending, but the movement shows up in the camera, I try not to overtighten these as they get done up and undone many times a day. When done uptight it does not move. Thank you for your comment, you are very right.
Why am I watching this?
Why did I spend an hour or so watching Gavin Clark yesterday?....and the day before when I first came across his channel?
His enthusiasm for starters....his videos seem to run at double speed.
He seems to get an adrenaline rush as the project develops and he wants accelerate coming out of the back strait and get it done.
Damn it , I swear my heart rate went up as well - and I am sitting in an easy chair with one of Germany's finest beers and I haven't seen a Playboy mag for thirty years at least.
HIs pieces are just so original - the video thumbnail on the Industrial Style Shelf Bracket had me intrigued enough to drop my intended search.
He has worldwide interest in his work - and reading the comments/compliments the most frequent word used is original.
A large proportion seem to be from experienced people in the steel industry.
Me? The closest I get to working with steel is an aluminium knife and fork set.
I subscribed
WOW JL D, you have just made my day, what a lovely comment thank you so much, I am very happy you like my videos and the way they are edited, I do try to speed them up as much as I can so they don't become a movie-length video, I appreciate your comment, thank you very much and welcome to the channel. I have another one uploading now, so that will give your heart another workout. Gavin
excellent Gavin, thanks for share
Thank you very much Mario, I am glad you liked it.
Brilliant. As a nautical guy In my younger days I like folk who know their knots and I particularly like TH-cam creators who actually read comments and not just 'heart' or 'like' every comment. Your vid's give us everything we need and have no time wasting filler. I hope your channel goes from strength to strength. Regards from Scotland.
Thank you very much, I also like when I comment on someone's video that I get a reply, and that is why I try to do just that myself, it does get a bit hard sometimes when I get hundreds of comments in a day, but so far I am doing ok with answering them. Interestingly, I have got to know the regular commenters on my videos, I have a great bunch of people following me, I am very lucky. I enjoy the whole process. Greetings from Australia and thank you for your comment.
Couldn’t have said it better myself! GC is a real treasure! Always wondered if he’s retired? How ‘bout it Gav?
@@tomt9543 Yes Tom, I am now retired, and back to renovating the house, locked down with covid, but we are all well, which is the main thing.
Climbing arborists got a thing with knots as well 😉
@@1neAdam12 when I left sailing and working on the trawlers I retrained as an arborist so yes knots and hitches have been a part of my life for a long time.
When the magician shows you how the trick works and it still looks like magic.
Thank you very much, I appreciate your comment.
Muy bueno 👍👍👍👍
Muchísimas gracias.
Great! Really genius work, beautiful job 👍👍😍
👍
beautiful job
Thank you very much, I appreciate your comment.
Every knot is notable..superb !!
Hahaha Thank you very much, I am glad you liked it.
As I told you Mr. Gavin my deepest respect for your knowledge. Since I wach the first video I felt that I will learn alot from you. Tnku very much for having you here.
Thank you very much, I am happy that you liked it and I appreciate your comment.
Bravo majstore. Bravo!!
Hvala puno, drago mi je da vam se svidjelo.
Браво, Маэстро.
Большое спасибо, я рада, что вам понравилось.
Hello Nice to see you again.
As usual...Well done,i have nothing to say.
Supermaster.
Thank you very much, I appreciate your comment.
A true artist at work. Enjoy it a ton. Keep on Keeping.
Thank you very much, I appreciate your comment.
Waow SUPER LUAR BIASA,,, SUKSES SELALU GBU
Terima kasih banyak, saya senang Anda menyukainya. Salam dari Australia.
@@GavinClarkdiy
SALAM KREATIF,,, MANTAP SELALU BERKARYA
@@natanaelagusdharmawan7842 Saya suka apa yang saya lakukan, jadi saya sangat menikmatinya, terima kasih atas komentar Anda.
@@GavinClarkdiy
Saya juga melihat orang yang KREATIF,,,jangan PATAH SEMANGAT,,, SELALU BERKARYA ,,, TUHAN MEMBERKATI
Pure artistry Gavin! You continue to amaze me! I’ve never looked at rebar the same since watching your first video! Thanks for continuing to inspire and challenge us! Stay well, stay safe!
Thank's a lot Tom, I always appreciate your comments.
Hello from Saint John New Brunswick Canada...excellent work .keep them coming
Thank you very much, I am happy that you liked it. Greetings from Australia, I have many more ideas to come.
Congratulations Clark for another beautiful job, big hug.
Thank you very much, I appreciate your comment.
Yep, that won't slip. Nice work.
Thank you very much, I agree that will never slip, thank you for your comment.
just as easy as it looks, oh boy.
Thank you very much.
Great as always.
Thank you! Cheers!
Thank you Gavin! You are an inspiration!
Thank you very much, I appreciate your comment.
Most works of arts are based on proportion, simplicity and originality. Your work is all that.
Thank you very much, I appreciate your comment.
Stumbled across your videos and really enjoying your skill and assiduity. Seems I am not the only one who mumbles while working. Great stuff.
Thank you very much, I appreciate your comment. Nothing wrong with a bit of mumbling while working hahaha. Thank you for your comment.
Absolutely brilliant, can't wait to give it a go. Your attention to detail is class.
Thank you very much, I appreciate your comment. I wish you the best for your project.
Your attention to getting it right is worth a hundred "er good enough" attitudes! I sadly admit that at first I was thinking, "Hurry up. Fast forward it." But it's actually inspiring. Regardless of the very occasional fluke most awe inspiring works take a lot of time and effort. So kudos to you.
Thank you very much, I appreciate your comment.
Avec l'art et la manière 👌👌👌👌
Merci beaucoup, j'apprécie votre commentaire.
As a sailor I had to watch this video....well done!
Thank you very much.
Excellent Gav. Thanks 👍👍
Thank you very much Bill.
Awesome work mate
Thank you very much, I am glad you liked it.
You are the best roll model I can find. Who is better than you?
Many people are better than me in many ways, I just enjoy doing these things Steve.
Nice project with that 1/2" rebar. It looked just like the knot pictured. Amazing work Gavin.
Thank you very much, I am glad you liked it.
Brillante. Son Obras de Arte lo que haces!!! Realmente eres un Genio.
Muchas gracias, me alegro que les haya gustado.
Soooo cool Gav. Cheers
Thank you very much.
outstanding!
Thank you very much, I am glad you liked it.
Brilliant.
Thank you very much.
Üstadım sen bu işi biliyorsun. Önünde saygı ile eğiliyorum
Çok teşekkür ederim, beğenmenize sevindim.
Мастер Достойное воплощение морского узла в коллекцию! спасибо.
Большое спасибо, я рада, что вам понравилось.
Beautiful.
Thank you very much.
Stunning work there Gavin as always
Thank you very much Bradley, I am glad you liked it.
As always ... absolutely great!
I am always fascinated by your works!
Thank you very much, I appreciate your comment.
AMAZING
Thank you very much.
Hello Gavin belle création plus facile à faire avec de la corde que de étiré à béton félicitation bye bye de France
Merci beaucoup, je suis heureux que cela vous ait plu. Salutations d'Australie.
For a split second I thought you were going to take a bow. And it would not have been out of place. You set yourself a pretty knotty problem and accomplished the task. That might have deserved a bow. I think.
Thank you very much. I very much appreciate your comment.
Fark Gav that rebar gave ya a good work out keep em coming mate
Yes Paul, keeps me fit and saves me from going to the gym. I have many ideas to come.
Bonjour 🇲🇫 first time I can feel (?) the brain working! '' a little bit like this, more like that, ok now on the left...''
Just great! Beautiful I imagine all the handles of doors with your work👏👏🥇🍾👍
Thank you very much, yes these things are the exercise for our brains, and me mumbling my thoughts as I go along all the way, I love this stuff. Thank you for your comment Lionel.
you're a frickin genius Gav......I have trouble tying knots with rope and you do it with reo...another great vid mate
Thank you very much, I am glad you liked it, and I appreciate your comment.
Realmente fabuloso. Gracias por enseñarnos tu gran creatividad.
Muchas gracias, estoy feliz de que te haya gustado.
I see Gavin got a load of rebar for Fathers Day!
The best present you can give. Hahaha Thank you for your comment.
Excelente tutorial , arduo trabajo el de doblar varillas corrugadas , el resultado final es magnífico , gracias por compartir tanta creatividad y conocimientos , un saludo cordial y por supuesto un gran like desde Narón , Galicia (España) 🤓 😜
Muchas gracias, me alegro que te haya gustado y agradezco tu comentario. Saludos desde Australia.
Excelente bendiciones bendiciones
Muchas gracias, Saludos desde Australia.
Preciosa! Quedó igual!!! --- Precious! It's the same!!!
Muchísimas gracias. Sí, estoy contento con cómo salió.
Sinceramente impresionantes trabajos, para mi son obras de arte mis respetos Sr. Clark
Muchas gracias, agradezco tu comentario.
Time for a “Cold One” my O’l friend………YOU are still A BADAZZ! ! ! ! !
Thank you very much Mark, a cold one or two is what I will have, have a few yourself. Thank you for your comment.
Nicely done Gavin! I’ve tied that one a time or four.
Thank you very much, I appreciate your comment.
Love it so much 👍
Thank you very much, I appreciate your comment.
Well done sir, thank you.
Thank you very much.
Hola hace poco lo sigo,muy buenos trabajos,mucha inspiración y creatividad!!!!gracias por compartir y mostrar sus trabajos!!!
Muchas gracias, agradezco tu comentario.
Always creative, I wish you the best
Thank you very much, I am happy that you liked it.
Beautiful work. I got that exact same vise back in the 80s, but I have never done such beautiful work on it like you have. 👍
Thank you very much. They are an awesome vise, mine has taken quite a beating over the years.
Awesome! 👏 👏 👏 Hard work, but it looks so nice!. Have a great day!
Thank you very much Eider, I appreciate your comment.
Fantastico
Grazie mille, sono felice che ti sia piaciuto.
Nice job ❤️ the video
Thank you very much JOK3R, I appreciate your comment.
Very nice work.
Thank you very much.
Another great video! To the point and very enjoyable to watch. Such a real craftsman!! Keep up the good work, and God bless you and your family.
Thank you very much, I appreciate your comment.
I beg to differ Sir...
At the 3:00 minute mark you said the safety thing and that you were not a good role model for this.
Actually in my opinion you are the perfect role model.
A man that understands his tools and his abilities and limits with them. Then says to himself... I can do more.
Applies his creative side to it his tools and new abilities appear and sets new limits.
All while understanding the tool cannot hurt you if you listen to it and feel what it is doing.
You...are a role model this world should see more of.
Because you make great things and still have all your fingers and eyes :))
Thank you.
Thank you very much, I appreciate your comment and do mostly agree with you, I am this way because I have had many years on the tools ( I have had my share of injuries, but as you say I am not missing any bits of me, and I love what I do). Many people are just starting out, I would love them to watch and practice some very safe ways to operate powertools before they start cutting corners on safety, at least then they know they are cutting corners on safety. Thank you so much for your comment. If you don't mind a bit of blood here is a video of splinter I got in my finger, all part of the fun of making stuff, it healed up fast and all is good. th-cam.com/video/b-QPEqoLRsM/w-d-xo.html
💪👍💛💚💛 From Brazil !
Thank you very much, Greetings from Australia.
Amazing job!!! From Spain. Its so beutifull
Thank you very much, Greetings from Australia.
O S.r faz cada obra de arte ... ✌👏👏👏👏 sem palavras parabéns
Muito obrigado, fico feliz que tenha gostado.
Great job!
Thank you very much.
impresionante muy buen trabajo. gracias por compartirlo felicidades y bendiciones
Muchas gracias, me alegro que les haya gustado. Saludos desde Australia.
great work Gavin
Thank's mate
Nice trick Gavin, good work. Thank you!
Thank you very much, I am happy that you liked it.
@@GavinClarkdiy I like that you do, but I like too the way I see you do the things, with real enthusiasm.
Greetings from Argentina.
(Sorry by my poor english jjjjj)
(So
@@juancarlosricarti7215 Thank you very much, I enjoy what I do, Greetings from Australia.
Perfect
Thank you very much.
Sr. Clark, eu sou do Brasil 🇧🇷 e sigo o seu trabalho.
Parabéns pela dedicação aos seus vídeos e por compartilhá-los conosco. Grande abraço.
Muito obrigado, agradeço seu comentário.
nice i like it
Thank you very much.
Trop fort !
Nice
Thank you very much.
Luckely, not every rebar-worker has to do this knot every time to extend his rebar 😀. It would be a great example on how to tie a knot for young boyscouts. Nice work every time 👍.
Thank you very much. Hahaha that would slow the process up for the rebar-workers, Thank you for your comment Barrie.
belo trabalho, muito criativo. Parabéns 👍
Muito obrigado, fico feliz que tenha gostado.
I've done this by pulling the knot together with a 6 ton chain hoist. All mounted on a heavy channel, no pounding.
That sounds like a good plan, thank you for your comment
Hi master!!
Hello there!
Огонь👍
Nice video.
But what would this knot be used for?
It is a knot for art only, I made it because I was asked if I could.
Спасибо, интересно применение этого узла. Thank you, I am interested in the application of this node.
This knot was suggested for me to try to make in a comment, and I have purely made the knot for fun and that is all, I am sure it will be used in one of my future industrial style fittings, but at this stage, it will hang on the wall until I find a suitable use for it.
Scouts should remember the Bowline knot.
I certainly remember it, another one that would look good in steel. Thank you for your comment.
Bet you’ve got “ASHLEY’S BOOK OF KNOTS!”
No but I have google, thank you for your comment.
good by..thailand
Thank you very much.
Hi Gavin, love your work, looking at getting a new vise and noticed yours, what make is it? Looks pretty handy with all the adjustments ir makes! Cheers , Mick.
I have had my vise for 30 about years, there is no brand name or markings on it at all so I am sorry I can't help you. It is an awesome vise I am very happy with it and have given it quite a beating over the years, I wish you the best in finding one.
Bom dia esse deu trabalho , torce da qui da li mas ficou perfeito parabéns 💯💢💥💫
Foi divertido de fazer e eu gosto do produto acabado, então foi um tempo bem gasto. Obrigado pelo seu comentário.
That's a sturdy vice .what make is it please.
Love your work
Thank you very much. I have had my vice for over 30years, it does not have a brand name on it, sorry I can't help you.
Would love to see a if you could do hondo knot that’s on a lariat . Been struggling for years to get a decent one with rebar . Love your videos, you are the Master of rebar and I have learned so much from your ingenuity . Thanks 👍
Thank you very much. I have put hondo knot on my list, I see it is also called a Honda knot, Looks like a tough one to do without heat, It's on the list. Thank you for your suggestion.
@@GavinClarkdiy Yep same thing just depends on where you grew up in the US as to how we say it over here. Awesome , I’ve done it with heat but can’t really get it tight as I’d like. I’ve tied many of those for what we call piggin strings to tie up calves when doctoring them and on an occasional lariat when the head needed to be replaced . Now they just buy a new rope or lariat. Looking forward to many more of your videos.
@@Experiment-yk5mf Thank's for the info, yes I agree it is hard to get a tight looking knot with rebar, the bumps are never in the right spot to just clip in just right, and look great. You were just making one to hang on the wall, weren't you?
@@GavinClarkdiy it was a combo of a knot on one end and a loop to look like a lariat for a hat rack. For the loop I upset one end and got some mass then drifted it out to slightly larger and then threaded the rebar back through itself, so technically not a Honda knot on that on the one I did do, well didn’t look like a knot even though I went through the motions 😁. The ridges are definitely hard to get around.
Too bad I could post a pic for you so you could see
The only knot I use to pull wire through conduit
Awesome job mate , one ? mate when you go out to the shed what do you tell the wife , that you're going to make a video OR your going to do a work out with some 1/2 in rebar . Cheers . :)
Thank's very much Douglas. I normally say I am going out to have a play, and just take the camera with me. It's all good fun, I enjoy every minute of it, the camera work, editing, youtube, and talking to you and people like you, love the lot. Keep safe mate.
👍🤩
You should buff them to a shine as sticks prior then again after tooling.
I agree you are right, it makes it a much easier job at the end. I do generally just wire brush most of my projects as they will be rust treated and then some clear coats which gives a nice old color to the steel. Thank you for your comment.
who are the twenty?
man. i admire your eye!
Thank you very much, I appreciate your comment. What do you mean "Who are the twenty"?
@@GavinClarkdiy the twenty who down voted your vid.. maybe make a hand rail and corner post like old tyme front porches?
@@nickg8424 Sorry I should have realised the 20, hand rail and corner post front porches, I think this is a great idea for a video, I will have a think, as I have just the spot to do it too. Thank you for your comment.
great video again BUT i want to see your dog..
Thank you very much, I will bring her into a future video.
👍🤗👍
Where did you get the inspiration for these projects? . It's outstanding metalwork. Do you have an email address where I can contact you? All the best from Scotland.
Thank you very much, I am happy that you liked it. Greetings from Australia. Inspiration just comes, I enjoy making things. If you look at the top menu of my youtube channel page, on the right-hand side there is "ABOUT" if you click that, you will see info about the channel, at the bottom is "Details" and For Business enquiries: you get my email from there.
Looking forward to hearing from you Todd.
Nice job, but why dont you fasten your vise down properly? I thought that you were fighting against it towards the end. A well-fettled vise is an asset in the workplace.
The vise base is tightened down and does not move, I just had not tightened the two swivel adjustment bolts down tight enough, and the levering on it with a pipe made it move a bit, I did not notice it when doing the bending, but the movement shows up in the camera, I try not to overtighten these as they get done up and undone many times a day. When done uptight it does not move. Thank you for your comment, you are very right.
👋💯👍