Another German Leg Vise Restoration

[@mehdi.h08]

You are very professional 🤘

[@Apurak]

thank you 👍🌹

[@DrMrSmooth]

Nice video mate . Keep going 👍👌

[@Apurak]

thanks my friend 🙏🌹

[@hamidrahnama9322]

Every step of the way was exciting

[@Apurak]

thanks, really appreciate it

[@jamesalsup9135]

Excellent!

[@Apurak]

Glad you liked it!

[@milimakes]

Well done 👍🏼

[@Apurak]

thank you

[@Masoud_tmd]

ای دستت درد نکنه. دلم وا شد با زنده کردن این جواهر😍😍😍😍

[@Apurak]

ارادت دارم🙏🏻 ممنون که تماشا کردین🌹

[@faezehnejatifar8428]

So good 👏😍

[@Apurak]

thank you 🙏🌹

[@SuppressedSheep]

Hi! Just bought yesterday an identical vise, but it was missing the mounting plate and the jaw didn't open in the right way, probably because it had different/wrong kind of spring-thingy in it. Thanks for the awesome video! Now i know how to fix it and what kind of mounting plate to make for it. 👍👌

[@Apurak]

You're welcome glad the content was helpful

[@joaorogeriosilva5140]

Você e bom cara .

[@Apurak]

obrigada

[@alexandreeckel9099]

Hello friend, nice restoration. Congratulations! I have a vise just like yours that I'm restoring. According to what I've researched, it's made from German. If you have a history of your post, please. Thank you and a hug from the South of Brazil.

[@Apurak]

hello my friend I really appreciate it yes ,they were made in germany but unfortunately there were not any letters or numbers on this one that can designate the date of manufacture for that matter.

[@hannesmoser2732]

nice

[@Apurak]

thank you 🙏🌹

[@zladatv]

*👍супер и привет от тренера по футболу18*

[@Apurak]

Спасибо, мой друг