1970 Soviet Vice | Restoration | 4K

In this video I restore my grandfather's old Soviet vise. The vise is around 50 years old and even if it has not been used for a long time, it has quite little rust. This is not exactly the perfect prerequisite for a restoration, but the before and after result is very surprising.
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00:13 Start of dismantling the vice
05:27 Paint removing
06:50 Grinding the paint residue
07:30 Grinding the metal parts
09:16 Grinding with rotary grinder & arrows
10:18 Remove scratches with an angle grinder
12:05 Repainting the vice
14:28 Assemble all restored parts
19:20 Comparison & Outro
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[ For all who like to start a restoration project ]
Paint: 16€
Paint Striper: 15€
Grease: 4€
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Total: 35€
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Benjamin Tissot
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#Soviet #Vice #Restoration

[@TheRestorationGuy]

Hope you enjoyed it, if you are also a restoration guy, subscribe to my channel.

[@eldermartins3220]

I prefer restoring rather than buying a new one. Of course, there are exceptions.

[@СергейЧеркасов-у7ч]

В толковом словаре значение слова "реставрация" посмотри. Ты, тупо, тиски перекрасил и сделал это неаккуратно 👎 Реставратор итить его...

[@fz1205]

Interestingly this vise was made with such metal quality that every piece disassembled completely perfect. Two thumbs up for old Soviet technology!

[@scottwallace5180]

Why do people put the thumb down? you done an excellent job. I'm sure they could have not done any better. You should be proud of yourself. You can come over any time and restore my old record vise.

[@TheRestorationGuy]

I dont know. I think some people expect a completely perfect restoration or maybe they just hate vices. Thank you very much, I really appreciate that.

[@thomasthompson6799]

Great restoration of a family heirloom vise. And painted like a real Cossack. Terrific work!

[@TheRestorationGuy]

🤣 Thank you

[@user-beekeeper]

Hello from Russia. It's nice to see you restoring the same vise as I have at home. Mine doesn't look so good, but it doesn't affect the quality of the steel.

[@GregAlanEdwardsEmmanuelRidge]

Simple design, well taken care of, good restoration. Good job all the way around!

[@TheRestorationGuy]

Thanks a lot.

[@RESTORATIONOFSCRAPMETAL]

Excellent restoration! It turned out amazing! 👍

[@АндрейНикитенко-ф4с]

I see, you specialize in the restoration of Soviet technology :) On the side of the vise is an inscription of compliance of the product with state standard. The last two digits through the dash are the year the standard was adopted or the last change. There is the number 75, therefore, this vice could not be made before 1975. On the other side is a fixed price - 18 rubles 50 kopecks. Quite expensive at the time. The vice was in good condition, and steel in excellent condition. Well done job.

[@TheRestorationGuy]

I wouldn't say a specialist, but I like the old Soviet charm. Thank you for the information, a viewer has already written this to me. I will change that shortly. Thanks a lot.

[@alexeyzuev4290]

> "On the other side is a fixed price - 18 rubles 50 kopecks. Quite expensive at the time" - It is true, the average monthly salary of a Soviet worker was about 90-120 roubles in that times . And the official excange rate was 0,60 rouble per 1 USD

[@АндрейНикитенко-ф4с]

@@alexeyzuev4290 This is the salary of the seller or janitor or petty clerk. At a locksmith or a turner in a factory from 200 rubles, then my salary was 280 rubles a month. But it is difficult to compare with the present, a completely different cost structure. The rent for an average apartment, including all expenses, is 8 rubles per month. The fare within the city by tram is 3 kopecks, the flight by plane from Chelyabinsk to Riga is 12 rubles. But televisions and other radio equipment were very expensive.

[@TheRestorationGuy]

Thanks for the historical trip, your informations was really interesting. It's nice to hear that there is more history behind such a vise than you think.

[@Antonioivse]

@@АндрейНикитенко-ф4с bad example. They don't know the distance between Riga and Chelyabinsk. They even don't know these cities are exists on the Earth. It is approx. 2700 km or 1677 miles. So, plane flight was cheaper than that vise. Flight ticket from Frunze city to Moscow (3700 km/2300 ml) was priced of 1 vise - 18 rubles or $10 (in 1975).

[@КошмарКошмар-й2б]

Hi bro 👋👋👋 good to see you 🤝🤝🤝 very good restoration vise 👍💣👌🏽 Happy New year 🎊🎆

[@TheRestorationGuy]

Thanks again my friend. I also wish you a happy new year.

[@mattg6262]

Nice plain metal finish. Seems like a solid vise. Why no red paint on all of the lettering?

[@myrocraft]

Great vise! And after the restoration is even better

[@TheRestorationGuy]

Thanks buddy, yeah it is.

[@leahcimressik5994]

Super, schön das du diesesmal kein Spachtel genommen hast! 👍👍👍👍👍

[@TheRestorationGuy]

Danke

[@elenna_alexia]

Nice work. This was in quite good condition still considering its age, but you made it look really good again. I probably would have done even less grinding on those scratches tbh, they give it character, show that it's seen some use.

[@TheRestorationGuy]

Yeah, the condition was still too good for a spectacular restoration, but it was more a personal matter. Thank you for enjoying it.

[@jimronchetto8592]

Nice restoration! Subscribed!

[@TheRestorationGuy]

Thank you²

[@jorgepui2981]

I would have liked the original color to paint it but it still looks great as if it were new

[@restorecreate]

Nice job my friend.

[@freddmars1935]

Ищешь комментарий на русском языке? А вот и он! Хорошие тиски достались автору по наследству. Использование лака для ногтей - это жесть, конечно. Интересно, откуда автор? Из какой страны?

[@axelmustermann9319]

Я думаю с ГДР. А рестовратор он так себе.

[@Maga-K]

Он лаже трешину не заварил на опорной детали , а ты про лак пишешь

[@tomlee7966]

nice job, earned a new sub here

[@TheRestorationGuy]

Thanks a lot & thanks for your support

[@boueng]

Thank you for the video! Very interesting you get. But there is one caveat. On the body of this vice it is indicated that they are made in accordance with the standard adopted in 1975, this is indicated by the inscription on the body "ГОСТ 4046-75". The price of 18 rubles and 50 kopecks is indicated on the other side of the building; until 1991, there was state regulation of prices in the Soviet Union, that is, throughout the country (except for the Arctic regions, there was a special pricing process) the same product had the same value.

[@TheRestorationGuy]

Thanks a lot. Yes, I would have already been pointed out that I will change that soon. And thanks for the translation.

[@boueng]

@@TheRestorationGuy In the Soviet, and now in the Russian standardization system (rus. ГОСТ - Государственный Стандарт, en. GOST - State Standard), the last two digits (if the standard was adopted in the 20th century) or four digits (when the standard was adopted in the 21st century) means the year this standard was adopted, and it is indicated after the hyphen . With respect to you and your work, Peter.

[@boueng]

So if the product for one reason or another does not comply with the State Standard, for example, a new sausage recipe, or a tool made of lower quality steel, or a new device for which standardization does not yet exist, then the manufacturer indicates "ТУ - Технические Условия" - en. Technical Conditions, where TU has a long a numerical index by which to not determine the date of release of goods.

[@boueng]

I forgot to say. This vice could only be made after 1975. Therefore, it would be more correct to indicate "the vice of the sample of 1975." With best regards!

[@RestorationAustralia]

Looks great now.

[@TheRestorationGuy]

Thank you

[@thecynic807]

That's a really good vice it's got the square thread and not acme

[@DrummerMike86]

Is that hammer extension available on amazon 😜

[@gentium1]

За 18 руб 50 коп это же нифига не дёшево было!

[@lapierretube1735]

Russian vise are good matérial 👍

[@leahcimressik5994]

Ich lege die Teile zum Entrosten und Fabe entfernen in billigen Abflussreiniger. Michael

[@TheRestorationGuy]

Klingt interessant wie sind die Ergebnisse damit?

[@Puferiu]

But why you didn't use the original colour for the paint?

[@TheRestorationGuy]

I wanted to use hammerite lacquer, but unfortunately they don't have the color to choose from.

[@syedaamirbinasad6765]

I don't know,why i felt during the restoration, In this video you haven't restore the bench vice from your heart.Any how with love and respect flower 🌹🌷💐 and fruits 🍉🍑🍒 for you. Syed Aamir Bin Asad Peshawar Pakistan.

[@hamidrezasadeghi9267]

buy sandblast man good job

[@TheRestorationGuy]

Thank you, I will upgrade to one in the future

[@mhks68]

KGB enhanced interrogation device.

[@colbyhowto8535]

Where do you get these tools. I live in America and it may be hard for me to get these types of things.

[@TheRestorationGuy]

Germany. I am very surprised. I always see really cool American vintage tools online. I always thought you had a lot of them because they were produced by you.

[@colbyhowto8535]

I mean it’s hard to get anything other than American and cheap Chinese things which either break or catch fire

[@jaecenwhite2590]

Why is so much Soviet stuff that same sky blue color?

[@shellyskye527]

Four commercials in a twenty minute video?

[@TheRestorationGuy]

This was automatically set by KZbin. I still have to see how I can change that. How many would you be happy with? I don't want to annoy my viewers with advertising.

[@МаксА-й1ч]

This vice was built after 1975 year

[@TheRestorationGuy]

Shit, thanks for the tip. I will change that shortly.

[@ПилюлькинПилюлькин]

трещина не заварена

[@ivry4846]

NO Soviet ! I'm allergic !

[@Shaker73]

👎👎👎

[@josefpichler7271]

Why? This man ist saving a good Thing with a good work!