Old Style Vice - Extremely Rare to Find so I Made One

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I've been working out the details of this project for a couple of years. I kept putting it off because I knew it was going to take a while with filming all the steps and I knew there would be a fair gap between uploads. I decided to just get on with it as it's what I really wanted to make. As well as thoroughly enjoying the build I'm super happy with the outcome. Hope you like it too.
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[@PaskMakes]

Pask Makes Bondi Bond: paskmakes.com/boni-bond/ I've been working out the details of this project for a couple of years. I kept putting it off because I knew it was going to take a while with filming all the steps and I knew there would be a fair gap between uploads. I decided to just get on with it as it's what I really wanted to make. As well as thoroughly enjoying the build I'm super happy with the outcome. Hope you like it too. :) If you're interested you can find my 2nd channel here www.youtube.com/@PaskMade

[@Theexplorographer]

I know what I would like to see you build. A basic forge and see you start to recycle all this wasted metal.

[@Desmond.the.Moonbear]

You can put a magnet in the loose tommy thing, so you don't loose it in the shop. love the long format video, don't cut it in parts! ❤

[@NathanNostaw]

I can only speak for myself, but projects over numerous uploads is perfectly ok. Even with other projects mixed in. Just make sure you finish the project, I hate seeing a great build only to never see the finished product. Maybe that's because I never finish anything and I know the pain. :)

[@alexrains1893]

Hi Neil, I was thinking perhaps an international cross promotion could be a good idea: BLONDI-BOND

[@Zogg1281]

That was an awesome build and the wait was well worth it!! Re attaching the vice to your work bench, when you made the bench I know that you left the narrow sections so that they could be lifted out for clamping parts. If you have another piece of the wider sections of bench, you could permanently attach the vice to it. When you need the vice, you would pull out the "plain section" and place the "vice section" in it's place. This would also mean that you would be able to put the vice anywhere along the length of the bench. If that doesn't make sence, I'll try to work out a better way to explain it 😂

[@sk8infreek]

Please keep doing videos in one single part. I'm sure most would agree that we would rather wait for a long video rather than having to wait for more parts! Such a cool vice!

[@PaskMakes]

I think I will. I've done a few 2 part videos in the past but I always prefer to finish the video in one. This one had so much work which meant I didn't get a video for a long time but it's probably a one off anyway. :)

[@_thegrayman]

Agreed 👍 Fun project !

[@williamellis8993]

I agree

[@eoincolfer63]

Agreed!

[@_D_P_]

Agreed. Unless its a REALLY big project.

[@bradgray6093]

Since I prefer KZbin over TV, my vote is definitely for longer complete-project videos. Now, that's easy for me to say, since I don't have to do the editing. I just want you to know they're appreciated. I've been a fan for many years. Please keep up the good work!

[@afpwebworks]

“ Next week : I needed a train to take me and my projects down to Sydney but I couldn’t find one that exactly matched my needs so I decided to make my own … “

[@bobapthorpe]

It's only a matter of time :)

[@sciangear4782]

I was thinking as I watched this that I'd love to see Blondihacks make this from his plans (not least because it's metric). She's currently making a steam train...

[@negotiableaffections]

don't tempt him. . .

[@samuelfellows6923]

🙃

[@MrJoey1003]

@@sciangear4782 I agree. I foresee something in our future. He did mention her. Hmmmmmm Yesssss

[@سعیدامیرلو]

Hello, dear teacher, I saw your clip from Iran, and first I will say that I am a tool lover and I think we are the same age, and then I will say that I was very depressed because I had a stroke, but I enjoyed and became happy after seeing this art show of yours. ❤❤❤❤

[@ArmySigs]

Good luck and good health to you brother

[@OhHeyTrevorFlowers]

Pask makes, I clicks. Them's the rules.

[@afpwebworks]

Me too and I’ve never been disappointed.

[@scribehades]

Them's the rules.

[@harindergill7221]

Ditto! 😀

[@Zal1810]

Amen

[@azashukri5322]

They sure are

[@Bloodray19]

Honestly, that looks so professional, I wouldn't believe it was homemade if I hadn't just watched the entire video. I truly admire your skills, you are amazing.

[@irishwristwatch2487]

A 50 minute vid from Pask is a gift, massive fan of the long form.

[@PaskMakes]

Glad you enjoyed it! :)

[@dave_s_vids]

The end result is fantastic! I really enjoyed watching this come together and I always prefer a single, longer video to multiple parts even though that's worse for you financially!

[@TheMadJoker87]

i`ve said it many times before and i'll keep saying it, this is one of the best maker channels on youtube, from the ideas to the execution and video editing, everything is top notch

[@PaskMakes]

Thanks very much - I appreciate that! :)

[@workdesu]

i fall asleep 3 times trying to finish this (nothing to do with your video its just i had a tiring work day) but i come back to see it till finish. that's gonna be a very useful vice. you should turn this into production if possible. one of the best hour video i watched

[@CptSpaceToaster]

The angle at 2:22 is INCREDIBLE. Thanks for taking us into the lathe!

[@PaskMakes]

Glad you like it! It turned out better than I thought it would when I had the idea. :)

[@maciejpietrak3566]

Yes, that was mesmerising

[@ArmchairDeity]

When I saw it I thought to myself "OK that's a lathe shot that I have never seen before, I love it, and it shows some really important stuff that you never actually see from the inside because everyone is busy shooting from the outside. ;)

[@homemadetools]

Very cool vise project, and we have seen MANY vise builds. We shared this video on our homemade tool forum last week 😎

[@alanmuddypaws3865]

Wow! I always think you could never surpass your previous projects, but you prove me wrong EVERY TIME! I just love the attitude of "can't buy it then I will have to make it"

[@PaskMakes]

Thanks very much Alan! Glad you enjoying the projects! :)

[@andrew32155]

Holy hell... 😮 That is beautiful! It reminds me of my grandfather, a mechanical engineer who built airplanes in his spare time, and created/ developed some of the very first "Numerically Controlled Mills" after WWII. What we call CNC today. And my great-grandfather, a watchmaker. Both of them, if they "needed a tool," they often just went and fabricated it.

[@musamor75]

Yep, that was just good old school, when the old boys never complained, and just got on with it- no matter what. Also, in the old days most of the chaps DID make, or invent tools; it was part of the pride of being a genuine tradesman.

[@sisyphushappyxvx]

Excellent work, Neil. As usual. FWIW, I like the long form, full-length videos.

[@lerikhkl]

It's a shame they feel like 5 minutes though! I need a three hour video AT LEAST

[@PaskMakes]

Thanks very much! :)

[@eduardouk]

This is easily the 10th time I have watched this. It is so great to know that there are people like myself who can put the effort in to making incredible things. You sir and an inspiration :)

[@Violaetor]

I've never skipped a second in any of your videos, 10 minutes or an hour, doesn't make a difference. They're always enjoyable and never a dull moment. You keep making the videos the way you want, we'll keep watching. You haven't steered us wrong yet. You're delightfully clever, humble and humorous, a true treasure in the Maker's community.

[@PaskMakes]

Thanks very much and thanks for keep coming back! :)

[@peteward6478]

Here,here!😊

[@mhbh1979]

I even skip back to see bits again. Truly excellent work. Reminds me of a streamlined tool and cutter grinder vice. Beautiful

[@acidz0037]

Man, you have come a long way. From scrap wood to tool making, very impressive!! Keep it up sir, you have many fans in America 👍

[@SouthOfGate]

A stunning piece and I really appreciate this long video of the full project. Awesome!

[@PaskMakes]

Thank you! :)

[@bradenhosking9342]

You have made some pretty amazing things but this is beyond words. Especially for someone with only a couple of years experience on a milling machine and lathe. I am envious of how proud you must feel every time you use it knowing that you designed it and built it to perfection. By far the best vise build I’ve ever seen. Great job, Pask!

[@jakebrakejunky10-4]

I know I'm not the only one in the comments with this sentiment. Pask, it wouldn't matter if your videos were 2+ hours long. We will still be here watching them all. Your attention to detail is why you should keep it in one video and make it as long as you want. Trust me, we will still watch them.

[@richardmahan4197]

Greetings from Whidbey Island, Washington State, USA. The best 52:12 I've spent in a long time. Well done, Sir.

[@darrellstephen3085]

Like the Whidbey.

[@dryice-tech]

+1

[@MakerOnTheMove]

Heyy, greetings from Kitsap! I love Whidbey.

[@ianvicedomini2648]

I'm almost speechless, what a superb little vice. Thoroughly enjoyed the video Neil and as always, so fascinating to watch. I love the many angles the vice can position in and a really fantastic design indeed. See you on the next one my friend.

[@PaskMakes]

I'm super happy with it Ian - glad you like it too! :)

[@EdwinSteiner]

That would be a perfect vice for electronics work. One often needs to hold small parts in awkward positions. The all-in-one videos are great!

[@bobweiram6321]

I absolutely love your projects! They're practical and embody the DIY spirit while still paying attention to aesthetics.

[@PaskMakes]

Thanks Bob - great to hear that I'm achieving what I set out to. :)

[@williamdumont912]

I really like the longer videos, it may just be me but these things takes time to make, so does watching you make it. It's just how it is and i really like going on the adventure for the full length in one go.

[@MrAlexhasker]

Definitely was a long video, but I happened to watch it on a Sunday afternoon with a espresso martini in hand and it was a pleasurable watch Inspiring build, thank you I’m always impressed at the effort you go into making your projects

[@RD-RD-66]

This was a joy to watch. Superb. Turned out beautifully. 👍👍 Liked the long video.

[@PaskMakes]

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it! :)

[@davefoord1259]

Pask you’re awesome. You know how to do so many things and know how to apply your knowledge and do projects. Great to watch. Cheers

[@NemoA90]

No one takes "need a tool, make a tool" quite to the extreme Pask does XD

[@PaskMakes]

Even though I'll get plenty of use out of the vice it was more that I just really wanted to make it. :)

[@waynegurnham4764]

Saw this comment and wanted to chime in with inheritance machining but was clearly beat to it.

[@joelreis5366]

Watching a lathe work is a very soothing thing. Excellent video and awesome looking vice.

[@MegaDoug1979]

I'm always blown away by your ingenuity and you sometimes breeze pass little ways you solve problems. Like at 8:40 when you used the shim to make an interference fit for the drill press. Whether it be wood or metal, your methods are just so awesome.

[@PaskMakes]

Thanks very much - glad you find the videos helpful. :)

[@0zyris]

I am a Blender 3D artist with a fascination for machines and robots. When I look at work like this I can almost imagine you building one of my "inventions" in real life! You are a true craftsman!

[@hexa-b]

One of my favorite of your videos. I also prefer the full length video, but i appreciate multi-part videos as well. Beautifully done. Cheers.

[@PaskMakes]

Thanks very much - it was definitely one of my favourite ones to make. :)

[@TheArtofCraftsmanship]

Just started the vid, but that shot at 2:22!!!! 🙌🙌🙌. Thanks Neil.

[@dougggiereid]

Shoo Neil you keep finding ways to outdo yourself. It's truly remarkable. Not only was this build absolutely brilliant but as usual your videos are entertainment of the highest order for me. I know this is not everyone's cup of tea but it's right up my alley. I am very glad you released it as a single video and I did not even realise it was so long. In fact I felt slightly disappointed that it was all over. You truly are a master of many crafts. Woodworking, metalworking, designing, videography and editing. You are by far my favourite KZbin channel and when your notification pops I drop everything I'm doing to watch it.

[@PaskMakes]

Thanks very much Doug! That's great to hear, I really was a bit worried it was too long. Glad you enjoy all of the videos! :)

[@grahambrown5869]

This is an extraordinary piece of work. Fantastic. Always so informative, useful and entertaining. I also find your presentation very relaxing. Many thanks.

[@georgepattinson1036]

Loved this build Pask, happy to watch longer videos. Thank you, keep making !

[@PaskMakes]

Thanks George - Glad you enjoyed it! :)

[@CarlosGlatzos976]

This is a piece of art. I love it. If I had´nt seen it myself I would not believe it was handmade from scratch. I thought it would be nice looking without the paint until I saw how good it came out. Very impressive!

[@ElEnanoAr]

Everytime you upload a video I say "oof, it's too long, I'll watch it in parts" then I go I watch it straight from start to finish ha ha. It amazes me your abillity to do everything you want to do, I wish I could do the same one day.

[@PaskMakes]

Haha - thanks for sticking with them. Just give it a go and give it a good shot. And have fun with it. :)

[@TheLizardOfOz]

I am in awe of your skills. Whether timber, concrete, or metal (of all kinds, sheet metal included) you turn out incredible builds. You are THE most versatile & competent maker I have ever seen.

[@andystephenson7102]

It looks AMAZING!! One of your beat videos to date, glad you uploaded it as one and didn't split it up. I thoroughly enjoyed this, well done sir 👏🏻 👍🏻 😀

[@PaskMakes]

Thanks very much Andy! :)

[@markchodroff250]

Having it done in one video is the best ! Also a fantastic job on a true custom Vice , it looks like it’s worth hundreds of dollars, I would be very proud of this job , truly a craftsman!

[@vaultman88]

I don't mind the long format videos. Especially when they come out on the weekend. It's a great way to start a Saturday. Amazing vice! Your work is inspiring!

[@PaskMakes]

Thanks very much! :)

[@philipnorbury518]

Brilliant, loved the video. Much better done as one. Again thanks for sharing.

[@scroungasworkshop4663]

Just brilliant and top notch workmanship as usual. I prefer the video in one episode. Just a tip when boring, I was taught not to go up in drill sizes in small graduations as it puts a lot of stress and heat on the outer tips of the cutting edges. Better to go up in larger steps, say 7mm pilot hole then jump up to a drill size where the web at the tip is just smaller than the pilot dimension, maybe 12 or 14mm and as the hole gets bigger reduce the size of the steps a little so after 12mm you might go 18 or 20mm. When I’m boring 25mm I will use 3 steps or 4 at a maximum. As the size goes up, the speed comes down. I hope this helps. Cheers, Stuart. Canberra.

[@timkin4190]

I really enjoyed that, even given it's length. It was good seeing you work through the various issues to end up with something I'm sure you're proud to put in the workshop and use frequently!

[@d7metal-mecanica137]

You did a perfect job, and the video time was the right time to sample the process. It was fantastic

[@PaskMakes]

Thank you - it was a lot to fit in but I don't think I could've made it any shorter. :)

[@pferguson2212]

Neil, yet another masterpiece! A truly functional and gorgeous finish! I adore your videos no matter the frequency so keep making what you want the way you want and I will be there to watch each and every one of them!

[@allenwilson9656]

I personally like the longer videos not a 3 part series Vise turned out great as well as the color 👌

[@simonlove99]

For someone who has never watched anything like this before, I'm awestruck at the content, delivery, quality and craftsmanship involved. Subscribed as soon as the video concluded. Great evening's entertainment. 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

[@marcmmclellan]

Very well done! Your filming was amazing. The vise looked giant! It is always cool when you give it a go and work through problems! A casting video would be awesome!

[@PaskMakes]

Thanks very much Marc. I actually filmed this on a new camera so I was still getting used to it throughout the project. :)

[@johnnyb95678]

Thank you for sharing, this turned out great! And thank you for keeping in one video.

[@etcher6841]

Here's a suggestion for a tool to make: a Swiss army knife. Maybe not like the biggest ones, but sounds to me like it would have a few nice challenges along the way !

[@psilverz4848]

a multitool

[@seanstump8665]

He mentioned that the grinder is designed for knives and I see a lot of steel chips in this vid😃

[@jaymoeller647]

Beautiful vice! Watching you engineer, machine and build it start to finish in one video is preferable. Thanks.

[@theajthomas]

here I am just learning you have a second channel. Where can I find that?

[@johannes8192]

It's new, check the video description for the link!

[@theajthomas]

@@johannes8192 Thanks - I looked when he mentioned it but somehow missed it. Just found it now and subscribed!

[@darrylbuckett5380]

Don't care whether they are long or short videos as long as you keep making them. Cheers

[@venlanen]

I love Pask makes, but KZbin is making watching these videos pretty painful. 30 second ads every 2,5 minutes and the subtitles always disappear with ads, so you have to restart KZbin again to get them back. 😢 Awesome project, Neil, I wish I could have enjoyed it more.

[@thrashmetaldave]

I only had two 30-second ad breaks and both were skippable after 5-seconds

[@darrellbedford4857]

​@@thrashmetaldaveOnly had two as well and could be skipped. As far as making two short videos instead of one long video, forget it. By the time the second one came out people would have forgotten the contents of the first.

[@jasonsummit1885]

I'm on mobile version so I don't get ads in the middle of any videos.

[@remyaworld1]

It's also possible to subscribe to KZbin. Then there is no ads anymore 😊

[@SparrowStockwell]

We are beyond amazed at your design and fabrication. Your editing skills are thoroughly fabulous, too. We like long videos!

[@Painless61]

Aonther awesome Job … as ever! Thx for sharing it

[@PaskMakes]

Glad you enjoyed it Joe! :)

[@shanebrbich5698]

Neil! Without a doubt you have become one of the best craftsman on YT! Your video editing and continuity are amazing! Keep on keeping on sir

[@PaskMakes]

Thanks very much Shane! :)

[@charliebird802]

The vise is gorgeous! You never cease to amaze me. Your videos are always a pleasure to watch regardless of the length. 👍

[@bradenhosking9342]

I could hear the feeling of accomplished pride in your voice at the end, and it was certainly warranted. You are a true craftsman and I appreciate you sharing it with us.

[@AndrewCalhoun]

I am always floored by the sheer breadth of your skills. So many people would be so happy to come anywhere near the level of aesthetics OR the level of functionality of your work, whereas your work has both in spades. As always, thank you so much for sharing.

[@Eli-mj3dj]

2:25 Is a masterpiece of a scene. Never seen that angle before

[@danfromnorth52]

Brilliant design and workmanship Neil! Love the long video. We can always choose to watch it in two parts or the whole length.

[@Ccoolbeans101]

You should be so dang proud of yourself, Neil! This is such an amazing achievement to say you made this from scratch. I'm flat out in love with it's design, paint colour and charm. I feel like you could sell this gorgeous item for $15,000+. But I totally understand not selling it, it's too precious!

[@brucecomerford]

I’ve never been interested in metal work. And I just spent an hour watching this video, and thoroughly enjoyed it. I’m astonished at the skill shown, and what is possible. Thank you!

[@briansvedin1788]

This video is now part of the Pask Lore, where there’s going to be a video 5 years from now that features this vise holding something for another small project. And we’ll subconsciously go “He made that, I remember watching the video” and it will make that future video make sense.

[@tim_bbq1008]

When I saw this vise on Instagram a few days ago i had no idea you made every part from scratch. So impressive. Super nice. Great result!

[@lukearts2954]

This video was such a treat, especially with more and more people giving in to the short format and impatience of young viewers. I love the longer format, especially because there was no padding in this one, it was jam packed with creative action :)

[@AMBOSS_Silesia]

Wow. Just wow. I'm speachless. Turned out beautifully and it's definately very handy little tool. Chapeau bas Mr. Pask.

[@katj3089]

This project and video is a gem! Nice work on engineering a vice you wanted, and couldn’t locate! My father made tools he needed. Making tools is the mark of a true craftsman!

[@bradvanwolde4970]

Aposolutely amazing. Watching this video, I was totally impressed. May have to go see a doctor for bladder infection because I wasn't willing to stop watching.

[@recurvestickerdragon]

what a beautiful little thing! you should see how precisely square and perpendicular you can get the base so it can be used in conjunction with other precision tools, such as holding an angle while sliding along a straight surface for knife sharpening, and things of that nature

[@TheEsotericCleric]

Thanks for including your mistakes. It always makes me feel better to know that mistakes happen to all of us, and they don't have to ruin a project!

[@JeffRL1956]

I'll never make one and I'll never have the machinery and tools -- or ability -- to make one, but I thoroughly enjoyed watching this. Thanks for sharing it.

[@sportflyer]

A thing of beauty (again). Well done. The long video is great and much better than several separate ones. Thank you.

[@mattpswain]

I haven't ever commented before but the elegant design and features were really impressively engineered. Makes me want a lathe now! Great job!

[@johnwynne902]

A work of art. I as a viewer I like the long form video. I can chop it up if I have to. Thanks again for your craftsmanship.

[@mathsangler]

I am very happy to wait for a full-length feature in one go. Thank you again, Neil. Excellent detail, pace, and explanations, as always.

[@g30ffm0rt0n]

The dedication and craftsmanship that went into fabricating this absolutely glorious little vise from scratch was an absolute pleasure to watch.

[@michaelchristian8220]

Absolutely beautiful. Well done. The die holder for the lathe and large tap wrench are really nice too.

[@bengluyas4104]

One of your vids of this length is a thoroughly enjoyable, very easy to watch! Love your attention to the finer details. I’m in awe!

[@bluemalamute]

impressive piece of work, sir! glad you enjoyed making it as much as we did watching. looking forward to seeing it in use as well.

[@frankfarero3073]

Just WOW! It amazes me to watch you create. I would definitely buy that vise if it were available! Keep making videos the way you do. Multi part videos are okay, but I prefer one solid video over the sectioned out ones. Thank you, and keep making!

[@tonyc.4528]

Long videos are great, details are great and machining is right up my alley!!!!

[@J5L5M6]

Simply beautiful outcome. And, it's just the beginning, I can't wait to see the great projects it contributes to! Thank you!

[@robertmccarthy5059]

I thoroughly enjoyed watching this video. You’re a very intelligent and resourceful man. I enjoy all of your videos. Thank you.

[@Halfwheelhell]

absolutely insane. Such an amazingly well executed project. I hope you get tons of use out of it!

[@JohnWehrle]

Gorgeous. Really nice. Thanks for sharing. (I don't care whether these kinds of things are in one long video or several shorter ones - whatever you prefer.)

[@christopherharrison6724]

Keep doing what you’re doing,been following your progress for a few years now ,it’s an absolute joy.

[@GeeksWoodShop]

I"m just absolutely floored at how amazing this vise is, and that you made it completely from scratch. No words to express, but gushing admiration still.

[@Michael-mr3rv]

For someone who is self taught you should be very proud. This is a high quality piece of work. Well done.

[@kwik5150]

That's going to be really handy for all the hand filing you do. Plus its beautiful and ten times better than anything you could buy. Nice work!

[@helmanfrow]

What a terrific build. Can't believe I'm just finding your channel now!

[@byOldHand]

Neil, great work as usual. I loved the functionality and the color you chose. Thank you for sharing with us.

[@AshleyTOUCRU]

Your work is always incredible! This one is awesome! Please keep your videos in one part, they're never too long.

[@michaelgraham3572]

Great looking vice! Please do keep projects as a single video as much as possible.