Thanks for this I didnt even think about using the grinder to make those lines on the face haha I've been using a chisel and can never get it deep enough 😂

realy great - congratulations!!!

I inherited my grandfather's vice 🗜️ and anvil

pov: how to test your grinder skills

Lol the frustration is so relatable!

What vise is this?

What a crock of crap you made it sound like you were making it from home you had the damn thing delivered and all you had to do was put it together

Turn your freaking music down so somebody can hear you!

That would make abcracy motorcycle kick stand

The Asparagus twist :D

I need one of those.

Глубокое уважение к предкам. У меня мини тиски из ссср, такое качество сейчас найти сложно

Someone could make this now I would think. Since the teeth don't need to be accurate it really lends itself to pattern torch & plate steel.

That is a nice vice!

A 100 years ago people had far more knowledge, equipment and ability. And a lot of it was taught in Schools. We get taught how to be wage slaves now. In a few more years we won’t even get that. We need to Wake up

Honestly nice good work 👍

As a mechanically-minded person. I appreciate that you made sure the gears could turn even uf they're not going to be turning on the sign. Kudos!

That is the biggest turbo I've ever seen...😅😂😂

SIck Looks great 👍🏼

Company/model?

Very nice! Looking forward to updates on this. Keep it hot.

Rght on Chris, that's badass!

That things like me 30 seconds of hammering and then its nap time 🫡🤣🤣🤣❤️

So much awesome in a sweet little package!! A dream hammer fo sho🔥🔥🔥🙏

That's a pretty sweet hammer. Looking forward to a longer video on it.

That hammer is awesome!

I can't wait to see it smash some steel. It's really cool to see these old tools running

Thats a pretty cool unit 💪👌

That's awesome, you should make an axe for Roy to put a handle on. Or would that not be vintage enough for him?

Did you say this is a 1 of 4 or 5? That's crazy man! Having a piece of history like that and it being in working order.

Well look at that…….he’s alive 😂

Thanks for the update! Can't wait to see a video of it forging. I would use it to forge more hand tools but with a vintage feel to them like how the old tools just feel like quality in the hand. If that makes since.

Definitely looks like fun!

That is pretty cool. I'd be making stuff faster than I am now.

Dude, that is scary cool. I'm sure it has great 1920's safety features....

So cool to see it in the shop and working again!

WOW!! That thing is seriously Awesome!!!! I need one of those in my shop!!!

Hello! How old time blacksmiths does screw and nut with no lathe? Do you have video on this? ❤

So you doesn't harden/temper it, just normalize? I need such a spring too, for my leggy❤

Cool

P R O M O S M 😁

Nice machine!

Красота !

I could watch this saw all day long. It’s amazing!

I used to run a lot of former line shaft machines which had been converted to Lima Drives My wife’s grandfather worked in a factory in Ohio that was all line shaft machines He made extra money for the family by coming in on Sundays climbing a tall ladder and greasing the grease cups all over the factory

That’s a sexy pieces of machinery 🤙🏽

This is so damn cool but i wish it used the entire blade

What's with the square tubing? Just going easy on the old girl or will this HAMMER be used regularly?

Very cool guy double card punch ⭐⭐

That is seriously impressive, Chris!