Bloody brilliant, I have an old bottle jack I bought 40 years ago when my first car had no jack. I also have a large engineers vice that has been tortured and the screw and knuckle have been damaged beyond repair so some clever engineering and it will be fantastic! Thank you, I would never have thought of this!

That is the coolest bench vise I have ever seen built before. Wow good job. I will adding one of these types to my own little shop one day.

Finally,I know what to do with that 30t bottle jack laying around in the corner of my garage Great stuff, thank you!

You've gotten possibly the best videos.

You are a very smart man I love watching your video. It helps me as a grandmother with a 14 year old granddaughter I show her that even being poor doesn't stop a person from making things they need and want plus I love showing her even grandma can do a man's job so for that I Thank you keep making video. And I will be abull to keep making things I need😜

That vise it’s a lot better than anything I have seen before and easy to maintain. Excellent job!

I just finished watching your video and all I can say is wow i can't wait to make this with my granddaughter

very well done ! it reminded me how much i miss the old KMarts as i bought a couple f their branded hydraulic jacks over 35 years ago and they still work like new ! plus they came in a cheap blow molded plastic case that keeps the handle with the jack i think i paid like 13 dollars for a 1 ton back then just a simple bottle jack yet it got me out of a few jams over the years pulling a variety of trailers with my truck as the jack was always in the bed of my truck when i travelled

Very ingenious. Thanks for sharing your build. Wonderful job on a great idea!

Great stuff sir.. Looks like you've used an old ratchet for the stubby handle.. Love it.. You have a gift..

Beautiful and very useful for everything 🥰thanks for sharing your ideas.

Very genuine and cool. You’re a genius!!!

Outstanding! I once read "It's only a good idea if you act on it." Well, that's a great idea! It's beyond my skill set and ability, but I'm going to take a swing at it. Well done sir!

I love it, I'm for sure building one asap, the #1 part of vices,they suck having to turn them forever to accommodate a wide piece, not only does this design eliminate the opening process time it looks like it has some crazy strong grip. Amazing professional looking final product man

This man has definitely used an angle grinder before! Great video, thanks for sharing.

Thanks for the video. I found a 6 ton hydraulic jack a few months ago. I know exactly what I'm doing with it now.

I LIKE THAT!!! Very KEWL!!! The ONLY thing I can see that you'll probably wish you had done would be to harden the JAW FACES. Get a pretty good pile of WALNUT hulls, and bust them up good. Mix them with DRY PLAY SAND and powdered-up charcoal...all mixed together good. Put the mixture in a metal tray big enough to bury the parts in several inches all around in the mix. Have a heavy wooden paint stirring stick. Open up a hole, in the mix, for each part to harden. Take an oxy/Actlyn torch (or a coal fired forge), and heat the metal part to at least a bright orange and immediately, with tongs, place the part into the hole and imediately put a mound of mix on top of it. The mix MAY start popping, so make SURE to wear your PPE...& don't squeeze the parts hard with your tongs. You'll bend and/or put marks into your metal, at this temperature. Leave the parts alone for 12 hours. This step opens the pores of the metal and injects carbon into the skin of it. You're CASE HARDENING them. Them take the parts out and slowly re-heat them till they just barely get a tinge of red and quit. Put them back in the mix and put a mound over them again. Forget them for another 12 hours. This anneals the steel, so it won't be brittle. This "home version" of "Case Hardening" works quite well. It will run the Rockwell hardness way on up the scale! This is better than the (( easy method of heating the metal and plunging it into a bucket of oil. Then re-heating it a tad to anneal it. )))(y'all take a tip from an old tool & die maker...use Crisco shortening to tap with. Load a pill bottle with a few fingers of Crisco shortening...(like you cook with). Pull the lid off and dip your tap into it and put the lid back on. Now tap your hole. You dont heat up your tap, you dont have Tap-Free dribbling on your shop floor and all the mess that usually happens, when you tap a hole...and you can "power'tap" in a drillpress that way, too. ((For aluminum, use Turpentine for tapping)). Again...I love the concept and a flawless training video! VERRRY NICE work! And thanks again for making the video and posting it!

Damn bro, lovin that “Frankenvise!” What a great idea...

Congratulations!!! Masterpiece!!!

I’m definitely going to machine this workholder for my school project. Thanks for sharing

Very good idea. I’ll make this with a few modifications. Great job

Nicely done, now I want one.

Wow I envy guys like you who know exactly what they want and put their ideas to work to come up with something like this. I would probably have the patience but not the brains to build such a tool. Spot on mate.

This was nice to watch. Great work!

Very Nice! Congratulations! Continue making tools...👏👏👏

love the idea,now i will have to make me one

Thank for shear this method sir, take a lot of work, but it is very convenience, and very hand help to use, i will follow your foot step👍👍from my❤to you .

awesome video and I do like that he did all of this with scrap metal

New sub. Watching the whole process now. Awesome, great work!

Wow! Fantastic build! Thanks.

Clever , and your bloody good with that grinder, your a gun with what you make

Fantastic job, dude! Really well done! 😃 Just subscribed!

Looks good. Never seen one before..

You are ONE SMART ENGINEER!!

I think this would come in really handy for me. I want to try making this with my everlast welder.

This guy will make anything in no time 👌 keep up the good work man

I'm glad you smashed that pipe at the end. I was watching the video and wondering if it would. Really nice build! I want one.

Plenty of room for pipe jaws! Helluva vise man! Great idea

Made in poland nr 2 (Powodzenia w tworzeniu nowych idei ) :)

Kolejny świetny projekt :) Gratuluje !!

Damm fine effort! Excellent result. Now all you need is a stronger bench top

Me gusta el proyecto.. Amigo.. Te quedo exelente..!!! Felizidades, por compartir.. Me gustaria fabricarme uno.. Para mi taller.. Esta de moda ese proyecto.. Saludos de PERU..

Between you and made in Poland I truly wish I had a good metal supplier so I could atleast attempt what you 2 accomplish. Keep the great vids coming. I need to add projects to my backlog.

You have serious skills with the grinder! 😲

Great idea. I love the ease of retractability. Also, I would extend those claws to both sides and position the vice far from the table.

Vrlo lijepo, inventivno,bravo!

Klasse Idee, gute Ausführung. Kleiner Verbesserungsvorschlag: bitte die Schweißsequenzen kürzen oder ganz raus lassen, die stören das Ansehen des Films. Auch flexen, bohren usw. machen die gute Story langatmig.

What a good idea ! I have bought all tools I need to do imitate, but I am not a craftman

today i have just started making one of these vices it is a good idea.. well done mate .. im going to make a bending attachment that i can incorporate in to this vice and a press attachment as well

Es una excelente herramienta. Está estupenda...!!! Ya nada más el problema es que no hay indicaciones ni medidas. Lástima, no queda más que buscar otras posibilidades. Pero queda uno enamorado de esta herramienta. Gracias por compartir. Saludos desde Veracruz, México...

Good design! Nice job

Ficou um belo trabalho parabéns meu amigo 🙏

Looks and works good.

Je veux le même ! Bravo 👍🏼

You build the most interesting things, I just wish you put some measurements for the various hole sizes and screws. maybe a PDF download. Great videos.

nice peace of work

Quite a nice change from the normal boring narrated videos , you really do just get on an do it and it shows you dont need mega expensive tooling or brand new steel ..great job ..

Nice job.

Es un magnifico inventor de las herramientas de trabajo

Wow very cool build, great work sir.

Muy buen trabajo, saludos desde España

GREAT JOB

Genius I Like it

Saludos, una pregunta esta prensa hasta cuanto se abre para amordazar algo, excelente tu trabajo de verdad que ingenio yo tenia en mente hacerme una pero solo con varilla roscada mas o menos con una abertura de 25cm. pero esta idea también esta genial me gusto, cuídate bendiciones gracias.

Awesome job!

Get a welding screen for your weld shots, would love to see vids like that

Thank you.

Good job. Thanks for sharing.

Excellent job

Nice Job. 👍👍👍

Super sprzęcie. Dobra robota .

Awesome! Good job

grate work

Excellent

Ingenious, respect!

This guy really love to drill and fill holes ;^)

Wow this is amazing

Good Job 👍

Это нечто 😱. Слов нет. 👍👍👍👍👍

That’s incredible! Do you sell plans? You really should because the two builds I’ve seen so far are fantastic.

Bom trabalho 👍👏

I think there is probably a way to make the little screw on the bottle jack easier to grab/release, and that vise just might be undeserving of that little bottle. You could put an air jack on it or something that is a little more flashy if you wanted. Overall absolutely AMAZING quality build.

bonjour simple efficace pas de bla bla super video

Really nice

Somebody get this guy an old Bridgeport mill!

Making stuff to help you make more stuff! I love it. Perhaps you could make a removable V-block arrangement that goes under the regular jaws, that you instal to hold pipe and bar?

Super video

Вот чудо-сварщик-то, про разделку шва никогда не слышал наверное. ))))

Excelente!

This is Badass.!!

Bravo estetski i zasticeno odlicno

This is an awesome vise! I want to build one as well. Is there an supply list or equipment list???

Somebody buy this guy a plasma cutter! Seriously though, great work and a stout build. I personally prefer to minimize the grinder dust in my work space and would have gone more with plasma than cutoff wheel, and I would prefer a design with a fixed rear jaw and the front jaw moving. I realize much more complex design, so maybe impractical. Nice job overall.

Very good

Sorry i comment b4 watching the end Excellent

Muito bom seus trabalhos Eu fiz um fiotinho de torno

Very nice

Комментарий в поддержку канала и ролика, а также труда мастера.

good idea ...

Hey with a bit of time with my everlast welder I can make one of these with your thoughtful instructions. Thanks.