Restoration of a Rusted Vintage Pipe Vise

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thanks everyone for watching the video! I am by no means a professional restorer. Please give suggestions! Thanks again! Have an awesome day! 🙂

[@brianspangler3982]

Looked pretty professional to me!

[@josejuanurestigonzalez5849]

A mi me pareció una restauración muy buena, y también cabe destacar que el video se ve muy profesional, en ambos casos es un gran trabajo!! Espero crezca mas el canal, yo ya me suscribí, saludos desde Monterrey, N.L. Mexico!!

[@RebuiltRestored]

@@josejuanurestigonzalez5849 ¡Muchas gracias por el comentario alentador! ¡Gracias por suscribirte! ¡Qué tengas un lindo día! Gracias

[@tahiragha545]

your channel should have monetized in first year..but it's not.?

[@Tim-57]

@@tahiragha545 Asking not disputing Do you not require a higher sub count, to monetize a channel?

[@LostLinguine]

Found one of these on the side of a dirt road in the mountains, probably my coolest find in the mountains so far.

[@RebuiltRestored]

Hey great find! I always love a good find. Thanks for the comment and for watching!

[@Charlee_and_Pipo]

Marvelous. I love restorations of old tools and machinery. In addition, each person gives her personal touch, and leaves her mark. All the best.

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thank you very much!

[@geoffpriestley7001]

Vintage that made me feel old we had thoses when i was an apprentice

[@RebuiltRestored]

😂 my bad!

[@AttilaV-m1t]

Absolutely an amazing restoration once a your craftsmanship is unparalleled 😮

[@fitnessandfirearms7503]

Hey man, use some of that caprisun to wet sand those flats next time 😁. Great video.

[@RebuiltRestored]

Great tip! Honestly, never thought of that! 😂

[@christopherrobinson4421]

2050 7/15 Man you do great work!!

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thanks much! 👍

[@billboyles7469]

Outstanding work.

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thanks so much! I appreciate your feedback! Have a great weekend!

[@TrueThiago]

Beautiful!

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thanks you kindly! 👍

[@genemyersmyers6710]

Loved the video, thank you.

[@RebuiltRestored]

👍

[@nitro74cs]

Nice job, the vice turned up really good. Powder coating and colour is very good as well. In my opinion, if you used the original square bolts it would be perfect, you can tell those modern bolts don't belong to that vise. Subscribed.

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thanks for your input and advice! 👍

[@BB_Chaptsick]

Great job on the pipe vice and video. Both were done very well. Enjoyed watching.

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed it!

[@brianspangler3982]

Great job! I’ve used those vises many of times and they are so handy! Looks sharp!

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thanks for the view and comment!

[@davidcoats1037]

Fantastic! 😃👍🏼

[@MnACreations]

Great job!

[@RebuiltRestored]

I appreciate it!

[@garymucher9590]

Nice refurbishing project. The powder coat looks amazing. Thumbs Up!

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thanks much!

[@philipyoder6878]

Very cool! The Capri-sun was a nice touch. I think it would definitely take more pouches than were pictured to finish that much tedious work!

[@RebuiltRestored]

Haha I have consumed many over the last few months!

[@RepairRestore]

Excellent Restoration! Absolutely loved it!

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thanks for the feedback!

[@bigvicsworkshop]

Looks fantastic! Good work there!

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thanks for the encouragement!

[@antoniomedina7175]

Great color and nice attention to details 👌

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thanks for the comment!

[@-Deena.]

Really great job 🧡

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thank you very much!

[@skoalonguys6788]

Very satisfying. Great restoration work and video! 👍🏻 Super relaxing to watch!🤟

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thanks much! Glad you enjoyed it!

[@about_everything]

Привет из Казахстана Отличная реставрация 👍👍👍

[@Vincenzo_79]

Excellent job!!! Bravo

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thank you!

[@jalechavez6042]

Excelente Restauración my Friend...Muy Bien...!!!....Saludosss

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thanks you very much! Have a great day!

[@agustiarhidayat5777]

Very nice job & funny 😀

[@RebuiltRestored]

Lol thanks 😊

[@sirjuliusdeviscensus114]

bacano! muy chevere sus trabajo,,,

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thank you very mucho!!

[@yourinomyzine2615]

Nice job

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thanks much!

[@Multantechinfo]

good work

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thanks!

[@kavemkavem8259]

Tre bien 👍👍👍 contuni ♥️🇩🇿

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thank you very much! Blessings!

[@kavemkavem8259]

@@RebuiltRestored ♥️🇩🇿

[@diyresttube]

perfectly restored..love your work..im jealous on the youtuber who had sandblaster...l😭😭😭😭

[@iraqisonic9920]

أنا مشترك جديد من العراق واحب اعمالك الرائعة

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thank you very much!

[@iraqisonic9920]

you are welcome

[@5StarRestorations]

nicely done

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thanks!

[@RESTORATIONOFSCRAPMETAL]

cool job, like👍

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thanks for the thumbs up! 👍

[@rikishaluice189]

good one

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thanks so much!

[@ВикторВалов-й1и]

Отлично!

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thanks you!

[@FastEddy5]

Hot bluing in the glass baking dish????? Very nice looking piece

[@restaurandocoisasvelhas]

Like.

[@Tim-57]

Subbed from "Earl's" channel🙂

[@RebuiltRestored]

Awesome! Thanks so much!

[@Tim-57]

@@RebuiltRestored Welcome🙂

[@leehunter1967]

Opportunities exist with respect to lighting. Otherwise, I really enjoyed the video. Thank you 🙏🇨🇦✝️

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thanks for the view and comment!

[@benlivengoodjr8314]

I used many just like that one when I was in the Trades spray them down with a heavy coat of WD40 and go to work

[@RebuiltRestored]

Cool! WD40 is a must have! :) thanks for the comment

[@quartzlierquartzlier]

👍🎨❤️👍💎👍🛠👍🔩👍🪛👍🖌👍🧪⚗️👍🧰💯👌👌👌👏👏👏👏Like 👍

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thanks much!

[@LilasTools]

😍😍😍

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thanks! 👍

[@JaswinderSingh-1984]

how much does it cost to restore it.

[@RebuiltRestored]

Maybe $10 give or take

[@donhollio-1]

Why get rid of the square bolts? It adds charm and made it period appropriate. Pozi nuts, not so much.

[@RebuiltRestored]

The old were pitted and such. This is still a usable tool. New nuts and bolts were replaced

[@greatleader4841]

Why is it that 90% of stuff people restore are always made in the USA? is it bias or is it that the USA used to make things to last centuries? (actual question) Also cool vid, nice job! Subbed.

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thanks for the sub and question! I have restored things from different places. One of my toy projects was from Taiwan I believe. For me, I restore whatever or from where ever. Have an amazing day!

[@brianspangler3982]

I’m guessing things were built better way back when. That being said I like to find things with my own home town name on them simply because I live here. Not bias, just familiarity. For many of us these restoration vids take back down memory lane. Good question tho.

[@vladimirtoshev5533]

Къде е теста?

[@Tatal.b]

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[@RebuiltRestored]

Thanks! I appreciate the view!

[@انسان-ق6ح]

❤🌺👍🥰

[@RebuiltRestored]

👍

[@Galenti50]

Man, you did NOT respect that pouch.

[@RebuiltRestored]

Crushed it! 😁

[@agustinrodriguez3873]

To achieve the best outcome with the hot bluing you must heat the piece to red-hot right before soaking it in oil. Good job.

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thanks for the tip and comment!

[@brianspangler3982]

Heating red hot is necessarily needed. Certain types of metal will actually result in flaking under use. The tempature will depend on the type of steel, the use and sometimes even the previous finish on it , ( polish or blasted ) and the type and weight of oil you use.

[@brianspangler3982]

Oops meant to say “not necessarily needed”.

[@amille223]

I hope I don’t sound like a Debbie Downer here, because I truly thought the pipe vice turned out magnificent!! Love when powder coat is used. My only complaint, if you would, is why so many restorers feel it’s necessary to slam parts around and throw things down on the table. I suppose you’re trying to be funny in a way, but I find that a bit annoying. Here you are trying to restore an old unique tool from years past, and you (and others) feel it’s acceptable to throw parts around. I think a better approach is used by My Mechanics and others when they treat there projects with respect. Too much unnecessary drama seems to have infested many of the restoration channels lately. This, of course, is just my opinion and I truly respect everyone else’s take on this. That being said, it turned out absolutely wonderful. Fantastic job!!!

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thanks for your feedback. We all create with different personality. I choose to add a bit of comedy in mine. I understand my videos aren’t for everyone. Thanks for the tip! Have an awesome day!

[@brianspangler3982]

Perhaps a legitimate concern... although in this stressful day of COVID-19 I do enjoy the touch of humor. Each to their own.

[@amille223]

To Rebuilt & Restore and Brian...thanks to both of you for taking the time to respond to my text. I’m a bit “old school” and was taught by my father to always be respectful and to take care of anything we own, even if it’s an old, unique tool from the past. I find it hard to watch anyone throwing and tossing things around and banging and beating on things. I was taught to take my time, be patient, and try different methods before resorting to tossing, throwing and beating on things. I watch many, many restoration videos and most don’t approach their projects in that manner. As you said, everyone has their own approach to how they do things. My grandsons tend to think it’s funny to throw their belongs around (whether old or new), but I was taught differently and that was never looked upon as humorous. What’s the old saying.....it’s not wrong, just different...and all of us are different with different viewpoints. That’s ok, though, right? 🙂 With that being said, thanks again for both of your inputs. Have a great day. 🙂

[@yana1955]

@@RebuiltRestored Hand Tool Rescue has made a success of his channel with his humor!

[@MisterRorschach90]

I feel like screws nuts and bolts should never be painted. But then again I also prefer unpainted tools and machines.

[@RebuiltRestored]

Yes. None where painted on this project. Thanks for the comment!

[@MisterRorschach90]

@@RebuiltRestored I forgot to reply when I finished the video. Yes. This turned out very nice.

[@churlepatakha]

Could have been better if casting marks were removed before powder coating. Nice though!

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thanks for the tip

[@brans7269]

The old square bolts would have been a lot better. You kinda ruined the restoration with those new nuts and bolts!

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thanks for your feedback! 👍

[@cuthbertdibblegrub4874]

Exactly, why go through all the trouble of stripping the paint, cleaning and then polishing the old nuts and bolts and then not reuse them there was nothing wrong with them so why replace.

[@RebuiltRestored]

@@cuthbertdibblegrub4874 thanks for the question! I thought about redoing the old bolts & nuts however, there was some pitting (as seen in description) so I replaced them.

[@kabgaming4628]

Removing the paint can uncover things you didn’t see before! 👍

[@cuthbertdibblegrub4874]

@@kabgaming4628 Maybe but he went on to clean and polish after removing the paint