I am at work right now so I'll watch it when I get home. I love the vintage tools and machines that you restore. They are unique. I also enjoy waiting for Avril's cameo each time too.
I'm not a machinist, wood crafter, antiques dealer, etc. but I recognize careful work in restoring this piece. I love seeing these old tools. Tres jolie!
Some kitty timestamps: 03:21 Introducing the fluffy one 06:11 Little paws peeking on the top right corner 13:27 Avril on watch A vise made of mostly wood, I didn't think they are or were used. Please take care so that the adorable orange assistant doesn't get his little paws stuck in there :)
Ouapp, punaise! C'est qu'il a dû en voir, des mains bricoleuses, cet étau! Toutes ces marques et l'histoire qu'on devine... L'artisan penché sur son travail... Savamment et respectueusement remis en état par un autre artisan... J'aime... Et on voit qu'Avril aussi, approuve...
Franchement, ce n'est pas juste une belle restoration, c'est aussi un super respect payé a (aux) l'artisan qui a créé cette pièce. En plus d'être fonctionnelle, elle est vraiment belle. Très beau travail, merci pour vos vidéos motivantes de Belgique !
What a beauty !!! Another absolutely gorgeous piece of history brought back to near new condition. I have to admit I never seen one of them, adding to my admiration but totally aware of it's purpose and function. Again a lovely tool that would grace any work bench as a conversation piece and to be admired, where it's working days would be limited, like a senior with a gentleman's past, graciously...
I really appreciate the way you lay out all the different elements once you have restored them. It makes it easier to see just how many parts there are to each machine.
A really nice ,sympathetic restoration, a good idea to use candle wax on the leadscrew, any oil/grease would soon become clogged with wood dust ! Chris B.
Love the things you choose to restore. Most of them are things a lot of people would discard without a 2nd thought. Also love how you work with every day common tools showing it's not expensive equipment that restores things, it's the hands using them
Is anyone else being driven insane that he didn’t make sure that the clamping face was square to the base? When he closes it and I see that gap my machinist blood boils 😅😂
Your work is very unique. I love the use of your vintage tools and where you draw the line between machine work and hand craftsmanship,,,and I LOVED your work with the Dozuki saw! Bravo!
Very nice restoration. You fixed it without replacing all that cool wood. I am impressed. I might have used brass in the jaws to match the hinges on the sides of the one side.
The jaw plates were most likely lead I can see why you chose to use aluminum. What made you change the grain on the jaws you repaired LADB? It looks like that round metal plate was added at a later date. I'm pretty sure they didn't have plasma cutters in the 1850s
Oxygen torches was actualy introduced 1914, Hydrogen, single gas torches existed in the 1890s, but yes, probably from the 1930-40s, but that plate is very handy so i had kept it too.
Avril is awesome and I'm glad that you guys include him in your videos. As always great job on this cool old vise. It be fun to make one from scratch too.
Saw the notification, immediately liked and comment before I even watched the entire video. Lol Edit: I never thought that the majority of this vise are made of wood.
A sympathetic restoration while retaining some of the 'bumps' and 'knocks' acquired over the years. Personally, I would have gone for brass jaw plates with brass screws where appropriate. i would have also 'blued' the exposed metal. But an excellent restoration, thanks for sharing.
Oh boy! I can't wait until you hit 300k subscribers! We'll all FINALLY get the answer to the question that's been on our minds: "Does Avril 'meow' in French or English?" :-)
Love your work, first time commenter, long time watcher. Make sure you all subscribe, this guy is worth it, he does great work and his assistant is very diligent.
Who was the craftsman that performed the restoration? The close-ups of his hands revealed this was an older gentleman with years of experience at the work bench.
Are 90% of your viewers crazy? Subscribe for heavens sake! It’s the best restoration channel. Beautiful restore BTW. These are so relaxing and Dad Hands LABD is an artist and craftsman.
Hola from Spain!!! Long time watcher now and I really like your content. When an object is worth restoring over one knows its a good design and would like it to last for as long as possible. If you could add some measurements for this more crafteable objects it would be much appreciated!! Great work, keep ´em coming =)
The plate you turned over about 11 min. looked like it had outer edges that looked like it had be cut from a larger piece with a cutting torch. Good video again sir!
Don't miss Avril's Voice Reveal at 300k subs and SUBSCRIBE Now !! :-)
Yeah
Yesssssss
I will find ten friends to subscribe. And they will find ten friends, and they will find ten friends... We will get to 300,000!
I was one of your first 50. :) Came from the excellent restores, stayed for the feline.
My Spanish-speaking cat says, “Miau”. What about Avril? I am eagerly awaiting her voice!
god these type channels are so therapeutic, way better and more interesting than ASMR
I am at work right now so I'll watch it when I get home. I love the vintage tools and machines that you restore. They are unique. I also enjoy waiting for Avril's cameo each time too.
I'm not a machinist, wood crafter, antiques dealer, etc. but I recognize careful work in restoring this piece. I love seeing these old tools. Tres jolie!
Some kitty timestamps:
03:21 Introducing the fluffy one
06:11 Little paws peeking on the top right corner
13:27 Avril on watch
A vise made of mostly wood, I didn't think they are or were used. Please take care so that the adorable orange assistant doesn't get his little paws stuck in there :)
Ouapp, punaise! C'est qu'il a dû en voir, des mains bricoleuses, cet étau! Toutes ces marques et l'histoire qu'on devine... L'artisan penché sur son travail... Savamment et respectueusement remis en état par un autre artisan... J'aime... Et on voit qu'Avril aussi, approuve...
Franchement, ce n'est pas juste une belle restoration, c'est aussi un super respect payé a (aux) l'artisan qui a créé cette pièce. En plus d'être fonctionnelle, elle est vraiment belle. Très beau travail, merci pour vos vidéos motivantes de Belgique !
What a beauty !!! Another absolutely gorgeous piece of history brought back to near new condition. I have to admit I never seen one of them, adding to my admiration but totally aware of it's purpose and function. Again a lovely tool that would grace any work bench as a conversation piece and to be admired, where it's working days would be limited, like a senior with a gentleman's past, graciously...
Apart from Avril, the best part of this channel is the completely relaxed way that everything is done. Absolutely nothing is rushed.
What a cool thing, I ve never seen a wooden vise before! Thanks to you and Avril for sharing!
I can already tell this is going to be a "binge watch" channel. Keep up the phenomenal work!
I really appreciate the way you lay out all the different elements once you have restored them. It makes it easier to see just how many parts there are to each machine.
Magnifique, comme d'habitude. LADB et My Mechanics, les deux références du domaine.
A really nice ,sympathetic restoration, a good idea to use candle wax on the leadscrew, any oil/grease would soon become clogged with wood dust ! Chris B.
Never saw a vice like that. You did a great job with preserving the natural look but repairing only what was needed!
Awesome job!! 👍👍👍
Love the things you choose to restore. Most of them are things a lot of people would discard without a 2nd thought. Also love how you work with every day common tools showing it's not expensive equipment that restores things, it's the hands using them
I love it when you leave some wear and tear in your restorations.
Quelle belle pièce d'outils anciens d'artisan. Amoureusement restauré dans un état presque parfait. Excellent travail! Salutations de Southport UK.
Is anyone else being driven insane that he didn’t make sure that the clamping face was square to the base? When he closes it and I see that gap my machinist blood boils 😅😂
Nice job......the repair looks like it was done a long time ago.....blends right in...
This is my favorite work yet! Updated, fixed and still true to its age and function.
Love it! Love how you kept the vintage look!
Simply brilliant. You are the best restorer on the net.
Love the look of the wooden vise I might have to try and recreate it
I have not seen a wooden vice before thanks for choosing it to restore.
Your work is very unique. I love the use of your vintage tools and where you draw the line between machine work and hand craftsmanship,,,and I LOVED your work with the Dozuki saw! Bravo!
Very nice restoration. You fixed it without replacing all that cool wood. I am impressed. I might have used brass in the jaws to match the hinges on the sides of the one side.
Another amazing transformation from crap to like new absolutely love this programme
Шикарные тиски,отличная реставрация.
Really neat a vise made of wood I love it !! You cleaned it up very well without making it look new ! Very good work !!
Okay , I subscribed because Avril asked so nice! Lol! Beautiful job! Love how you stayed true to it's original form.
Bravo, belle restauration! Bien fait ✅ J’aime bien surtout l’aide de ton grand copain Avril, toujours prêt à te suivre dans tes aventures 😊
My Mechanics approves of his counter-sinking
Tommy Hill, “I make a new one!” Love my mechanics!
Haven't seen him for a while though. Hope he's ok
Superbe belle restauration. Pouce bleu sans problème. Vivement la prochaine vidéo.
Excellent restoration!
I also restored one that looked like this... But I treated the wood with epoxy resin in a vacuum chamber.
The jaw plates were most likely lead I can see why you chose to use aluminum. What made you change the grain on the jaws you repaired LADB? It looks like that round metal plate was added at a later date. I'm pretty sure they didn't have plasma cutters in the 1850s
Oxygen torches was actualy introduced 1914, Hydrogen, single gas torches existed in the 1890s, but yes, probably from the 1930-40s, but that plate is very handy so i had kept it too.
The plate looks flame cut, a 19th century oxy-hydrogen torch would've been well up to the job.
I think so far my favourite restoration on your channel. Thank you! Unusual vise and you did a true and beautiful job.
Excellent restoration....a good blend of respect and craftsmanship....c'est magnifique!
Excellent restoration, pity you didn't use brass for the Jaws 👍🇮🇪
Love you, Avril! 😻😻😻
Avril is awesome and I'm glad that you guys include him in your videos. As always great job on this cool old vise. It be fun to make one from scratch too.
Nice job and nice garden 👍👍
Saw the notification, immediately liked and comment before I even watched the entire video. Lol
Edit: I never thought that the majority of this vise are made of wood.
Me too. I hit 'like' even though I can't watch it until later. There's no chance I won't like it anyway... shop supervisor Avril runs a tight ship.
That's a beautiful old wooden vise. Great restoration. 👍👍👍
Very nice restauration .... 👍🏽
Mesmerizing video ...and as always a lovely result...God Bless...
Avril is supervising keeping a eye to make sure everyone stays busy. There's no messing around
Lovely job
Thanks for the new Material. I literally watched every video you have done.
An excellent restoration... WELL DONE!!! 10/10
Love your work i enjoy that you dont modify your restorations either way 10/10 work
A sympathetic restoration while retaining some of the 'bumps' and 'knocks' acquired over the years. Personally, I would have gone for brass jaw plates with brass screws where appropriate. i would have also 'blued' the exposed metal. But an excellent restoration, thanks for sharing.
Amazing work Done 👍
Thumbs up 👍
👏 👏
I thought you wasn’t gonna stain the wood. I was thinking in my head. I know he wants to keep it looking vintage but wow. Lol
Great job. I love it doesn't look completely new.....just refreshed. Subscribed.
Oh boy! I can't wait until you hit 300k subscribers! We'll all FINALLY get the answer to the question that's been on our minds: "Does Avril 'meow' in French or English?" :-)
Beautiful restoration 👍👍👍. Thanks for sharing.
Love your work, first time commenter, long time watcher. Make sure you all subscribe, this guy is worth it, he does great work and his assistant is very diligent.
Continuez le bon travail toi et ton père
Outstanding job. Very respectful.
Who was the craftsman that performed the restoration? The close-ups of his hands revealed this was an older gentleman with years of experience at the work bench.
Like to watch restoration projects. You always do interesting pieces. I Like it when Avril supervises.
ABSOLUTELY SUPERB!!!!!!! JUST ENOUGH "NEW" TO MAKE THE OLD PERFECT AND FUNCTIONAL
Just perfect. Beautifully done. 👍👍👍
Absolutely terrific job !
Wonderful video as they always are. I am a big fan. Thanks for doing these.
Vivement la prochaine !! Je me régale devant vos vidéos. Merci de partager votre passion 👍🏻😉
Encore un magnifique objet sauvé par Avril 🐈
😺 Bravo l'équipe et bon week-end.
I only watch to see Avril, lmao, love your work, i learn something new every video.
Parabéns pela restauração. Peça muito legal. 👏🏻👏🏻👉🏻🍻
Simply awesome this restoration.
ya did a good job 👍
Very Nice Restoration
Are 90% of your viewers crazy? Subscribe for heavens sake! It’s the best restoration channel. Beautiful restore BTW. These are so relaxing and Dad Hands LABD is an artist and craftsman.
Awesome restoration !!!!!!!!! I also love my Japanese saw too.
beautiful work !
Hello mister, You should hide those mini holes for a better look ;)
Excelente restauración. Saludos desde Uruguay
Wow, that is absolutely beautiful. I have no use for a vise, but I'd love to have it just to put on a shelf to look at.
I love to see people are still using hand tools these days
Belle restauration .
excellent work as usual
Beautiful job!
that was really fun to watch. Great job!
Nicely done.
Hola from Spain!!!
Long time watcher now and I really like your content. When an object is worth restoring over one knows its a good design and would like it to last for as long as possible.
If you could add some measurements for this more crafteable objects it would be much appreciated!!
Great work, keep ´em coming =)
The plate you turned over about 11 min. looked like it had outer edges that looked like it had be cut from a larger piece with a cutting torch. Good video again sir!
Beautiful piece, well done!!!
Give Avril a hug for me!
🧡🧡!!!AVRIL!!!🧡🧡
Nicely done, sir.
Killer job as always!!
Wonderful, comme d'habitude 👍🏽👏🏻
Fantastic job.
Cool and relaxing video
Great work again.
Beautiful job, can’t wait for Avril’s concert!
Nice! It's ready for 170 more years of service.
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Good job man!
Beautifully done, sir.