I'm an old fart who has fabricated a lot of stuff in the last 50 years, that "unwarping" the base by heating the weld from the bottom was pretty slick, thumbs up...
A friend of mine sent this video to me and I’m glad he did. He knows that I’ve been thinking of a way to mount my leg vise and now I have an idea. Thanks for the video.
People who present vids on you tube do a marvellous job. Dont worry too much about the ums and ahs. Ive tried to record just on my fone about simple stuff and I find it incredibly difficult to talk at all. YTs. Try it yourself some time. Keep up the good work.
The vise turned out great, Zach! That's really interesting how you did the heat shrinking on the bottom plate. It'll be good to see you again at Workbench Con in a few weeks!
@ 4:04 you heated the areas where you welded, was that to relax the metal and take out the wobble? Guess I should have made it all the way through the video because you answered it.
I had forgotten about all the Um's! 🤣 Looks bloody lovely! I hope you do make it to Birmingham, you'll love the event and there will be loads of people happy to see you there! 😊👍
I thought when you traced the bottom with the torch it was pretty bad ass. Glad you came clean about not being the bad ass who thought that up. Great vid.
Dude. I can’t tell you how great that build was. Heating up the back side was a great idea!!! Then the round pipe you started with was a great idea too along with the weld bead appeal, and I was saying to myself don’t grind it down man ha ha ha because you do sometimes but that bead looked good. Great build. Idaho has tons of places to live. Give it a try......just sayin.
Ya so come on back!!!! Could use more talent like you here and if you’d be willing to teach a couple basics of black smithing and wood work that’d be cool
Great video. Thank you. Just found your videos. Great to see someone who knows how to properly weld. Too many TH-cam "fabricators" don't even clean the metal before welding it, and the welds are terrible. After four years of welding and metal fabrication school, over fifty years ago, I guess that I've become a bit "anal" about it. I've built a charcoal forge and am just finishing mounting a post vise that was given to me. I don't have too much room, so I'm looking at different ideas. Looking forward to watching more of your videos.
Ummm you made my wife smile - good luck on your move to Bellingham - try Lynden WA possibly for property - the old FrontStreet furniture store would be a cool place if not already taken- next to Syro’s where my Dirty SANTchez resides Muller
Well, I guess its time to pull out my old leg vise and mount it.... Been carrying it around for 30 years now.... I can hardly wait for the informative um.... talk, yeah, talk.... *snark-off*
We are really going to try and make it.. But we are also trying to move across the country here, so it all depends on how everything lines up time-wise.
Um! Great Build Zack! I have an old Post vise I need to do something similar too. Thanks for all the Good info. Glad ur coming out west and hope to see ya in the UK Bro.👍👍
Ummm. I completely understand. There is a group called Toast Masters that can give you technical redirection. So that’s not an issue. Great pointer on repairing the wobble.
I was gonna ask why you heated the base.👍 Good luck with the house and workshop hunt. When I film myself speaking I have to remove a lot of dead air a ums also. 😁
LOL... that ending was hilarious... I have the exact same problem... I feel like cutting out all my "Um's" takes longer than editing the actual build... LOL
Another good build! Thank you for putting it together. Two questions: What is the solution you used to burn off the coating on the bolts? What is your vertical band saw setup? It looks like a porta-band with a table.
Awesome post vise and stand! Can't wait for Maker Central, that is going to be a blast! One note ... the um's compilation needs to be auto tuned into something. Cheers!!
OK- so 18 months out- Sorry Im late to the party- cool video- was browsing to get ideas for my leg vise stand. How about a follow up interview with this stand after 18 months- how has the tray and clip system held up? And... whats the little can for? As always- awesome work!
Nice future proofing design. For a while there I thought you were making a cup holder. : ) Nice video dude. Umm nice editing too, um that must of um, took a long time! : )
Hey that looks like crap, I will come pick it up and work with it for a while then I will give you input on how to build your new one the right way. Great job man!
The heat shrink release was such an eye opener to me man... thanks for sharing! Also, the outcome was great!
I'm an old fart who has fabricated a lot of stuff in the last 50 years, that "unwarping" the base by heating the weld from the bottom was pretty slick, thumbs up...
Glad you talked about the heat shrinking stuff, I was going to ask what the deal with the torch on the bottom.. now it makes sense. Great video!
Me 3, now I understand the "how come" you torching the underside of that plate.
For those that don't know its called controlled upsetting.
I like the way you color coordinated with your flannel!
A friend of mine sent this video to me and I’m glad he did. He knows that I’ve been thinking of a way to mount my leg vise and now I have an idea. Thanks for the video.
A great build, I'm a blacksmith in Cleveland Ohio and I hope to see you at Spring Make.
I'll be there :)
Excellent project! Every shop needs a post vise on a stand that can be dragged around. I liked the tool holder idea too! Great ending :)
+1 on the tip about removing cupping by heating the backside!
The matching shirt at 7:17 rounds this off nicely.
My favorite colors :)
Thanks for explaining torching the bottom. Nicely done.
People who present vids on you tube do a marvellous job. Dont worry too much about the ums and ahs. Ive tried to record just on my fone about simple stuff and I find it incredibly difficult to talk at all.
YTs. Try it yourself some time.
Keep up the good work.
The vise turned out great, Zach! That's really interesting how you did the heat shrinking on the bottom plate. It'll be good to see you again at Workbench Con in a few weeks!
I'm astonished. All your creations will last two hundred years, at least
@ 4:04 you heated the areas where you welded, was that to relax the metal and take out the wobble? Guess I should have made it all the way through the video because you answered it.
I had forgotten about all the Um's! 🤣 Looks bloody lovely! I hope you do make it to Birmingham, you'll love the event and there will be loads of people happy to see you there! 😊👍
Great job Zach. Incredible workmanship and talent.
Swapped several items with Andrew. He’s about 20 minutes from my shop. Crazy fkr but has TONS of cool stuff. Nice stand!
I thought when you traced the bottom with the torch it was pretty bad ass. Glad you came clean about not being the bad ass who thought that up. Great vid.
Great that you are coming to Uk... I was considering going to Birmingham...but I’m definitely going now. Another great... inspiring video. Thanks man!
Dude. I can’t tell you how great that build was. Heating up the back side was a great idea!!! Then the round pipe you started with was a great idea too along with the weld bead appeal, and I was saying to myself don’t grind it down man ha ha ha because you do sometimes but that bead looked good. Great build. Idaho has tons of places to live. Give it a try......just sayin.
Thanks, I grew up in N. Idaho :)
Ya so come on back!!!! Could use more talent like you here and if you’d be willing to teach a couple basics of black smithing and wood work that’d be cool
Beautiful finished product. It was a pleasure to watch your video. I really want to begin learning all of the skills that you use in your shop.
Great video. Thank you. Just found your videos. Great to see someone who knows how to properly weld. Too many TH-cam "fabricators" don't even clean the metal before welding it, and the welds are terrible. After four years of welding and metal fabrication school, over fifty years ago, I guess that I've become a bit "anal" about it. I've built a charcoal forge and am just finishing mounting a post vise that was given to me. I don't have too much room, so I'm looking at different ideas. Looking forward to watching more of your videos.
Awesome refurb job, that turned out good!
Thanks for this one, I had a lot of questions and they were all answered. Ah, ah, um um was great
Wow! Ummm... You truly have some mad skills! Way to go man!
Thank you!
Ummm you made my wife smile - good luck on your move to Bellingham - try Lynden WA possibly for property - the old FrontStreet furniture store would be a cool place if not already taken- next to Syro’s where my Dirty SANTchez resides
Muller
Beautiful finished project.
Came out so nice!!!! love the Color lol liked the umm blooper at the end
Outstanding!! Will be doing something similar. Thank you for the ideas!
Well, I guess its time to pull out my old leg vise and mount it.... Been carrying it around for 30 years now....
I can hardly wait for the informative um.... talk, yeah, talk.... *snark-off*
You just happen to be wearing a black and green plaid shirt 😉👍🏼👌🏼
Great stuff! I liked the sand infill. Can't wait to chat at WBC and MC!
Would be great to see you over in the UK at makers central!
We are really going to try and make it.. But we are also trying to move across the country here, so it all depends on how everything lines up time-wise.
Nicely done. I like the color.
You made me smile. Thanks.
Um! Great Build Zack! I have an old Post vise I need to do something similar too. Thanks for all the Good info. Glad ur coming out west and hope to see ya in the UK Bro.👍👍
Ummm. I completely understand. There is a group called Toast Masters that can give you technical redirection. So that’s not an issue. Great pointer on repairing the wobble.
Awesome as always... Been fun watching you grow shop.
Thank you!
Love your Leg Zack!! the best ending yet!
YOU ARE A VERY TALENTED YOUNG MAN THANKS FOR THE INSPIRATION SIR
Great job. Got a good working place.
Nicely done Zack! 👍🏻👊🏻
Very good joob ,im maker of Spain,greating
Looks great! 👍👍👍👍 Love the warp tip
I was gonna ask why you heated the base.👍 Good luck with the house and workshop hunt. When I film myself speaking I have to remove a lot of dead air a ums also. 😁
i almost done building one myself with an old truck rim for a base. Now im embarrassed after watching yours,,,,thanks alot dude lol
Hah! I've seen a few of those around, I'm sure it'll work great!
LOL... that ending was hilarious... I have the exact same problem... I feel like cutting out all my "Um's" takes longer than editing the actual build... LOL
look forward to shaking your hand at makers central mate safe trip
Love the build as always but I LOVE the umpilation!
Another good build! Thank you for putting it together.
Two questions: What is the solution you used to burn off the coating on the bolts?
What is your vertical band saw setup? It looks like a porta-band with a table.
el tattoo de v8 . vamos argentina viejoo! saludos excelente laburo
The um outtakes were cool. lol
Man, those Swag tables are getting popular.
Props for maintaining pitch on sped up audio
Awesome video brother! Thank you for the build
Outstanding 👌 I was going to ask what you were doing on the under side of the base but you had that covered. Uhm LOL
Very nice work and great video mate. Your shop setup looks awesome too.
Muy buen trabajo con el soporte del tornillo. Saludos.
Awesome post vise and stand! Can't wait for Maker Central, that is going to be a blast! One note ... the um's compilation needs to be auto tuned into something. Cheers!!
Hah, that's brilliant! I hope someone out there can make that happen :)
Fantastic video. I really enjoyed it. Great build man
Ummmmmmm great stuff, keep it up! 😀👍
See you in the UK hopefully for Makers
Miss your work. Hope all is well. Best wishes!
Looks like you have your next tune for ampletunes sorted, the ummm song.
Thanks for the video. You probably paid a ton for that post vise. That guy is so expensive.
Awesome video man
Oh man! Fast and awesome!
OK- so 18 months out- Sorry Im late to the party- cool video- was browsing to get ideas for my leg vise stand. How about a follow up interview with this stand after 18 months- how has the tray and clip system held up? And... whats the little can for? As always- awesome work!
Can't wait to have you in the PNW!
Awesome work
Beautiful Work!
always love your content
Just literally made one of these stands for the shop about 6 months ago :-) definitely worth the time investment...keep up the great work
UMMM...Great Video Zach!!
Love your work, mate! Dan from Australia.
brilliant execution!
Great job like always, thank you.
Um... that is fantastic!!
Damn you sure didn't want it to move anywhere huh? LOL
Enjoyed the video and gave it a Thumbs Up
Thanks!
Very nice video. Just wondering what is the solution you are using in the beginning of the video to remove the galvanize.
Thanks in advance.
Thanks, it was Muriatic acid
ZH Fabrications thanks.
Cool! I saw what you did to the base but don't really understand how it eliminates the wobble. Can you explain? Thanks!!
By trying to replicate the heat from welding on the opposite side it counter-acts the shrinking that occurred.
great job👍🍀
Um um um this was a great video Zach.
Umm what's in the can? Great build!
Love your work. What solution were you putting the conduit fitting and nuts into to take off the finish?
Muriatic acid
Really great man!
Great video!! What's the can for though??
Where is the music?
Great video.
Ummm
Nice work
Awesome video
Uuummm!!! I loved it,um good luck!
gran trabajo eres un crack, un saludo 💪👍
nice one Zach.
Good job!
Awesome video.
Nice future proofing design. For a while there I thought you were making a cup holder. : )
Nice video dude. Umm nice editing too, um that must of um, took a long time! : )
Hah! Thanks
He colour coordinated his clothes with the stand
Will you be at the blade show 2019 in Atlanta
Hard to say, I'd like to be, but I just have so much happening this year I can't say for sure yet.
it is simply but very cute
Hey that looks like crap, I will come pick it up and work with it for a while then I will give you input on how to build your new one the right way. Great job man!
Hah
@@ZHFabrications How do you like your new home and shop?
Beautiful! Did you finished your truck?
Parabéns pelos trabalhos excelentes.