Kurt Vise Restoration is Complete! Part 6 Unveiling the finished project and final assembly.

[@Bobs-Wrigles5555]

Nothing like using your own blood sweat and tears to bring something back to a beautiful finish like this.👍

[@EnoRestoration]

Agree! I'm using this vise now and its working out very well.

[@DK-vx1zc]

ooooh, very nice! Thanks for sharing the journey.. It has that wow factor now..

[@EnoRestoration]

Yes, it’s a bit different than ordinary now. Thanks for watching!

[@ApacheRanch]

Well done!

[@EnoRestoration]

Thank you!

[@jimdean7335]

Very nice. Love your content.

[@EnoRestoration]

Thank you for the complement! More new projects coming up. Thank you for watching!

[@DolezalPetr]

that is soooo nice!

[@EnoRestoration]

Thanks for the comment and watching my channel!

[@mounty8807]

Wow, looks amazing!!! Nice work! Give us a guesstimate asto how many hours you put into the work, not including vid'ing editing etc... looking forward to your next project(s)...

[@EnoRestoration]

Haven’t thought of that… I guess each video is a day in the shop, maybe 3-5 hours each so around 24-30 hours?

[@petemclinc]

Now that you have removed (ground) material of the vise bed and shortened the distance from the lead screw center line to everything else, does that have any effect on its operation?

[@EnoRestoration]

I haven’t noticed a difference, however, I’m pretty new to all this so my skills aren’t yet at the point where I would be a good judge. The overall height measurements after grinding are rather consistent so I think it’s all good.

[@chrisstephens6673]

I still like shiny! What are those jaws designed for?

[@EnoRestoration]

I have no idea what those jaws are for… they are huge. For my use I’m going with the regular Kurt Jaws.

[@chrisstephens6673]

@@EnoRestoration sounds .I've a good plan.