No.3 Record bench vice restoration

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Here’s one of our latest RHestoration’s - a no.3 record! I absolutely love doing these vices (good thing we’ve got 18 of them to do)! They always give great results and they definitely don’t make them like they used to!
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[@RestorationAustralia]

Nicely done.👍

[@Ad-pl1gr]

Nice video..nice vice bro..we'll done

[@bryco32]

Sure wish some more of these would have made it over the pond to the states. Ive seen a few at auction but never can match the big spenders for them. Same goes for some of the old Soviet agricultural bench vises. Major drool factor.

[@rhestoration4371]

I love working on these vices! They don’t make them like this anymore! Thanks for watching 😊

[@timselves1]

Great vid. Are all the jaws fixed using machine screws? I have just inherited one, the jaws are so worn I cannot see any slot for a screwdriver. If threaded, do you know what thread they are? THanks

[@Uwannawatch]

Did i read that right? 18 of them!! Came out great.

[@rhestoration4371]

18 of that type. About 30 vices to work on in the garage 🤞🏻

[@Uwannawatch]

@@rhestoration4371 Damn bro! You wanna sell some?😂

[@danallansarthou7]

Simple as bench vise restoration look?

[@eastcoastangler7058]

Can you tell me how you re-attached the part at 6.15? When you removed it originally the spring had been removed.

[@rhestoration4371]

Sorry, looking back at the video, it’s seems the footage got cut short. Anyway, I flip the vice over and slide the dovetail back in from the bottom, then pop the pin in so it doesn’t slide back out 👍🏼

[@eastcoastangler7058]

@@rhestoration4371 Thank you.

[@AliAli-zv5ot]

👍👍

[@jaizanwar8227]

Wasted..