Beautiful work mate well done. May I offer a little tip for the next go-round? Disregard the center hole when fabricating your replacement Jaws. And for the outer holes size them to allow you to tap a fine thread inside each of the two holes. You may consider SAE or imperial versus metric to find the ideal tap hole size to produce the best % of thread. The idea here is when it's time to remove the Jaws in the future you remove the screws that are securing the Jaws to the vice and then run grub screws or set screws into the threaded holes in the vise lands. Now you thread in flat face Allen screws to the threads in the Jaws and this results in a pushing effect that will separate the Jaws from the vice lands. I hope this makes sense.... a picture would be easier however I know anybody reading the comments section of this is going to be a seasoned Gearhead and all of this will make perfect sense if you think it through. Automobile manufacturers use the same concept on disc brake rotors to be able to separate stubborn/rusted rotors from the spindle or axle boss. Thank you again for this Beautiful video I just gave a couple of friends of mine matching vintage vices and I also have the same model and we're going to do a joint restoration effort.... pushing the Retro upgrade concept to the max and starting with some Vise Jaws made from scratch using the technique you show. I made a set of Jaws this way back in the 70s from 4340 and they are still going strong today. Cheers.

You made us watch the whole milling process. Congratulations.

At last, a worthy sequel to the original ‘Jaws’… Spielberg would be proud! Great video! Those teeth are awesome! And they bite down hard!

Another fantastic job. You put as much time into making the humble jaws as others would devote to the entire vise restoration.

beautiful job on that Gressel. The new jaws turned out well.

You let us watch the whole milling process 😍 Congratulations!

Really amazing work, dude! Beautiful pieces! 😃 Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

One of the best restorer on KZfaq. This guy should have millions of subscribers.

se merece un trabajo asi esa maquina!!!!!! gracias por el video hermano.

I think I found my new going to bed background sound. Much better than white noise.

It's so good to see someone using chisels instead of using screwdrivers as chisels.

congratulations friend great job I'm from Brazil and I admire your work 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Nice work. But, from one content creator to another, editing the cross-hatch milling would be good.

Damn! That was some deep cut knurling! Super satisfying video bröther. I would love a gressel vise but they are impossible to find in the UK!

Always great to see another video from you. Excellent craftsmanship! Thanks for sharing.

Let's make new ones.. And we can be part of it! thanks for sharing your precious workshop time with us.

Lol! That was some mighty strenuous tests you put those new jaws under! Nice video!!

Good job fantastic

Einfach Klasse! Sie haben eine sehr schöne Arbeit durchgeführt, ich gratuliere.

Beautiful work!

Now all I need are a mill and a surface grinder! Beautiful work sir!

Nice work

Last minute of video: Xhibit: "Yo dawg, we heard you like vises, so we got you a vise that you can put in your vise." (Sorry about the bad play on words, and obscure meme reference. You might say it was my personal vice.)

Здравствуйте это очень-очень хорошее плетение +всё ясно показано а вы можете снять видео с этим замком и когда и куда какой вы припой паяите вы молодец по больше таких видео и по чаще удачи вам ждём новых видео

Wow, great job. I look forward to the next project 😊

Теперь осталось поставить тисочки на полочку и любоваться ))

This is exactly what I need to do to mine. Great video 😊👍👍

Beautiful work, sir!

You are really creative. I wish you more creativity

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Why didn't you do both at the same time?

I could watch your videos again and again! Great work!😁👍🛠️🔧

Very great job, very professional. Thanks

Good job mister well done

superb!!

The patience to cut all the teeth 😵‍💫😵‍💫😵‍💫Excellent work 👍👍👍 . Thank you for sharing. Take care of yourself. Be safe 🇨🇦

Nice

niceeeeee

nice 👌👌👌👌

Ты охрененный , братан. Гут. лабай дальше. Больше видео.

Çiğ köfte tepsisi + zeytinyağı 😗👌🏻biraz da nar ekşisi ile tadından yenmez

Nice video

Excellent video! you're attention to detail never fails to impress. ❤

Absolutely fabulous.

Simply amazing foam holder. Do the teeth interlock together, or am I seeing things? Nice work restoring that nice vice

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beautiful, i want a pair of those.

Great restoration job. I think this l would also make an excellent torture device but I digress. Thanks for sharing.

Beauty...👏👏👏

very very very good!!! Great genius!!👍🙂

Good Job!!!!

Beatiful 👍

Riqueza de detalhes, lindo trabalho.

Uno dei più bei restauri del web! 🎉🎉🎉

Show de trabalho…, más a morsa fez toda diferença 👌 Abraço aqui do Brasil 🇧🇷

Poetry in motion a joy to watch

Als Feinwerkmechaniker kann ich da nur sagen Respekt absolut perfekte Arbeit.

Зачем закалять губки? Они должны быть мягкими, что бы не повреждать зажимаемую заготовку.

Well done!

So satisfying seeing the vacuum cleaner being used to neatly collect the metal chips instead of spreading them all over with compressed air.

best job

You made removing the old jaws look painful. It would have been faster and 2x easier to just drill it and use an easy-out to remove the screws. A couple of them would have come out if you had used a left-handed drill bit. Even cutting a slot in the head with a dremel tool to use a flat head driver.

Beautiful.

Perfection!

Better than new as always.

I would like some advice if you don't mind. How can I drill a piece of cast iron at home with a normal hand drill. Thank you

What grade metal did you use? 4140 or? Beautiful job that had to be very satisfying to do.

In years to come, people will visit your workshop and ask the question.... "So what have you made in here?" And the answer will simply be... "Everything"

Stop everything! Time to enjoy

Whenever you're milling in the "grip" of the jaws, which direction is that thing running in? CCW it seems. I'm just curious.

What alloy steel?

What happened to “ I make a new one!”

Something changed in your formate, camera or something. Fun project to watch nonetheless. Thanks for the vodeo

Tiresome watching someone doing the same thing for 10 minutes. That's more than half of the whole clip.

This is the first video I have seen of yours as l am a new subscriber to this channel. Great video to watch and really good workmanship, l will have to look through and watch your other videos. Regards Gary UK

I need a set...

восхитительно

So I'm a little slow. Is "vice" a play on words for vise or just a misspelling?

First

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Thyy seem a bit harsh. Witness marks on every surface. Probably need some soft Jaws as well. Wgat were the fixing bolts - M4?

I'm a bit confused by the styrofoam squishing and cutting? What's that point? And how many of us watchers have access to lathes and high-end equipment like that?

i like this 100000000000000000000000000000000 like like and like thanks

Hello brother! There is something called video editing. With that you can cut, fast forward, stitch etc etc. I guess you should start to watch few videos and adapt them.

what material did you use for the Jaws.

Модульную фрезу жалко!

Ich habe eine Frage Machst du solche auch im auftrag? Ich habe einen grossen gressel schraubstock wo keine mehr produziert werden und die sind echt end of life

Hi, nice work! Tell me what kind of material is it?

That mill brings order to disorder. :)

What blade/bit were you using to cut the groves please

Mithril vise with titanite teeth

it's VISE jaws!

Not a bad video, Could of skipped about 5-10mins when cutting the teeth though. 4:50 to 12:50

I buy it, energy, material and tools etc. to buy to make them by myself are to high :D

third 🙃✌🏻⚙️⚒️

isn't this footage almost a year old?

My count may be wrong, but each jaw should have 280 "teeth" with a combined total of 560 "teeth" on the vise. Incoming Dad Joke: "I'd hate to see the bill if I had to put braces on those teeth! uh ha ha ha ha!"

The lesson is that if you have 50.000$ worth of tools, then you can make 20$ vice jaws.

These are broken, " I MAKE NEW ONES" 👍👍

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