VICE RESTORATION 2016

[@kansascowboy5721]

I enjoy watching people restore old a still useable tools! Nice work sir

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Denny Clifton Many thanks for your time and comment, I also watch many videos like this. Feels good when certain things are not just thrown out.

[@johnmooney2163]

You have a great knack for working with ceased/seized components.. great job.. don't let others pull you down for this, it's terrific

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Good Morning John and a huge thank you Thank you for your comment, Awesome that you enjoyed my project, and I won't Thank you.

[@grahamellis29]

What a satisfying project! the hours spent turn a piece of scrap into a fine tool that can be passed down generations as is should be! I enjoyed the program playing in the background, it sounds very interesting and ads to the authenticity of the restoration, fine work, use that vise with pride

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Wow Thank you so much for that comment, I'm so happy you get it. I'm really only buying older stuff now, just like you say to keep for generations to come and modern stuff really doesn't impress me haha. Finally someone enjoyed the audio book haha. Again a huge thank you.

[@vaguincolombia]

One of the best restorations i have seen........

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Wow, A huge thank you for that... I'm very happy to read your comment. Have a Brilliant Day.

[@vaguincolombia]

thank you, same to you...

[@al9094]

So are you deff . I had to mute it just to watch 2 min. Then lost interest

[@washietatonka]

I do the same thing. I listen to audio books when I work and drive. It's the piecing the video together that makes it sound so crazy.

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Good Morning, Awesome to read, you can't beat a good audio book, I also listen to them when driving though the lady gets there first and we get Harry Potter, I listen to them even when I run helps me zone in haha. Yeah it's hard to make it have any sense in a video haha.

[@tomsdreamshopworx]

Nice job on that old Record! I rebuilt a old Wilton over on my channel. It's mostly still pics with my narration. It was my first restore and I loved it like you did yours.

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

yesss Tom many Thanks,I'll pop over and have a watch. this was also my first and yep I loved it haha.

[@StefanDembowski]

Fantastic job and great vise.

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Many Thanks Stefan, Pumped you like it!

[@deerhntr98165]

That wobbly bench is driving me nuts!

[@jonathanflores2187]

i share the same passion for restoring simple things. your great my man. something about restoring and making somwthing new again is just so self rewarding.

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Yes Jonathan That's so Awesome to hear man, you can't beat that feeling when its finished and being used. A huge thank you for your time and comment.

[@jonathanflores2187]

Anytime brother. I enjoy ur vids. Me and an old buddy from work watch ur vids during lunch. As a pipefitter and being surrounded by blue collar men i can say that it takes no time to have a little crowd around my phone lol. My favorite part for me is wire brushing the old nuts and bolts and making threads new again. Call me crazy i guess.

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

That's Epic Man thank you, and your not crazy at all, I would even go as far as to whip out the thread file before putting something new in haha... I'm also a huge fan of the wire brush so rewarding.

[@deansdetail]

it's awesome that you listen to audiobooks!!!! love them myself!!!

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Yesss Finally Someone else who loves a good audiobook, a lot of people seem to not on here hahaha... Thank you.

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Tarzan! Excellent choice. Great work! I subscribed and gave you a thumbs up!

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Haha Happy you enjoyed the audio book, and awesome you enjoyed the restoration, huge thank you for the subscription, I'm heaading over to your channel now.

[@yohanfu2807]

Great work men👍👍👍

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Big Thank you!!!

[@mikeperry1881]

very nice! I like the outcome and the color.

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

A huge thank you, I'm very Happy you like it. I kinda love this colour haha I may have to paint my camper this colour. Thank you for watching...

[@riyad114]

i think you need to restore the table the vice is on

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Haha I think your right...

[@norman7179]

At least it's a table. All I have is an old solid core door laid on two folding saw horses. I guess the advantage is it's portable and easy to store without taking up much space when not in use. Whatever works !

[@paulEG6]

Nice to see an old vice saved, I have the same model. Mine is beaten half to death and has a ton of weld spatter on it though

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Awesome man and thanks for the watch, Will there be a Restoration of yours?

[@paulEG6]

It's pretty unlikely tbh, lost my workshop last year so it's just sitting in storage now! Send me a message if you'd like it, it'll probably end up scrapped otherwise

[@salsalero1277]

Great job, love that blue color.

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Thank you very much! I love a flat but deep blue colour.

[@DonBrandt]

Nice job! I wish you could have a nicer workbench, maybe tie it to the wall. -cheers

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Big big Thank you, I have managed to find a new work bench though my garage is a little small and full of stuff , I will get it all sorted soon I hope haha...

[@bigweb0311]

Steven Freeman I'm restoring a Reed 204r vice. I need advice on grinder and chemicals you used on yours. Thanks so much

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Good Morning, The grinder, I used a standard grinding disc for the rough metal, and a wire wheel for the paint removing. The spray I used was a degreaser, 3-IN-ONE Professional Heavy Duty Cleaner Degreaser.

[@Flowshow88]

Ducking amazing great video

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Yesss, A huge thank you for watching and your comment. :)

[@tinkermouse-scottrussell3738]

Nice project, I enjoyed this content.

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Many Thanks Scott, Very happy you enjoyed this.

[@elmakednos]

Super overhaul.Good job.You transformed a piece of a .......... to a state of the art.

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

ΜΠΑΜΠΗΣ ΡΟΥΧΛΑΣ a huge thank you for your time and comment super happy you liked it.

[@richardallan455]

IT WAS HORRENDOUS,RUSHED.

[@bigpete4227]

I've watched this video a couple of times now. It's a good video.

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Big Pete Huge thank you Big Pete... very much appreciated...

[@bigpete4227]

Steven Freeman no worries.

[@stephencresswell4760]

Great vid. I'm just about to clean up a no.36 from the same period. Keeping mine the original black though and trying to keep it looking old and unrestored. You'll need a bigger bench now!

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Hell Stephen, Huge thank you for your time and comment. Awesome on your up and coming restoration will you be making a video on it? would be awesome to see. I for sure need a new bench I have managed to get one but its kinda Heavy and large so a struggle to get home haha. I'll have to continue rolling around the garage for now.

[@readysetsleep]

Get a pair of copper Jaws for the smaller vice since you now have two vices.That curved design on the restored jaw is sweet.

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Awesome Idea Thank you, I think it needs a matching paint job first haha I love that Blue, Thank you for the watch...

[@satopham]

Wow, great job!

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Very Big Thank you!

[@taba1950]

now the bench need restoration

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

haha You are right there, It is on my to do list.

[@martinhodgkins2412]

Hi. Excellent job. I have been given a vice of this exact same model and am beginning a restoration. What is that product you are wiping on at 3:56?

[@westers1514]

Nice vid. A red oxide primer would help with the paint adhesion and stop it chipping so easily; cast iron is a bugger to paint as it's so hard and smooth, hence a good primer really helps the top coat become a stronger finish. I've got a Record number 6 I'm restoring - what tap size did you use to clean out the jaw threads? Yeah, good job on getting it back up and working.

[@brianaustin2135]

Nice video and good job on the vice!! Next time try gently dabbing white paint on the raised lettering!! I did that with my vise restoration and it really pops

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Huge Thank you, and that a Brilliant Idea Thank you for that, I may still try that with the white as it's already in need of a touch up haha.

[@thebmac]

that's pretty damn sharp looking!

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Thank you very much.

[@Camcanoe]

Any tips on what sort of paint to use and filling grinder gouges? I've just picked up a model 36 which has some heavy cuts on the front and needs a full strip down, clean, and re-paint.

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Hello, I had a enamel mixed after choosing the colour at the local car paint shop... gave it seven coats allowing only an hour in between each coat I think it was... if you let the paint dry too much it will react when the next coat is applied then left for 5 days to fully harden. For any large gouges I would fill with the mig welder... hope that helps you out a little... thanks for your time on watching the video...

[@davidmarzolino7159]

Nick Wright. Sandable auto primer, lay down a couple fairly heavy coats, and wet sand in between with 400 grit sandpaper. That should help.

[@ryanschindo9802]

Came out awesome. Could you tell me what solvents or cleaning agents that were used in this video. There were a few.

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Ryan Schindo Hello, Super Happy you enjoyed the project. The first was wd40 to help free off the vice, and the second was 3 IN ONE cleaner and degreaser. Thank you.

[@norman7179]

Sometimes it helps a lot if you soak something rusty and crusty like that in diesel fuel for a couple days before doing any work. It makes a big difference when dismantling the item.

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Norman Bates Hello, huge thank you for that, I'll try that when another rusty project comes up.

[@drewyork8514]

I listen to audiobooks when I work too. Listening to the Iron Druid chronicles currently.

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Awesome man, I love a good audio book, I can never sit still enough to read haha.

[@davidmarzolino7159]

That's a killer vice, I wish I could find one like that. I've managed to pick up a couple smaller ones at yard sales, but nothing that substantial.

[@geneaguilar4424]

Sorry dude. That damn voice in the back ground drove me nuts. I had to stop watching after 2 minutes. Sorry it looked like a cool project.

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Hahaha No worries at all man. I love a good audio book when busy working/creating.

[@geneaguilar4424]

AFreeMovingSpirit Steven Freeman We all have our things that help us do our best work. My wife said just turn down the volume and watch. I guess I wasn't smart enough to think of that. Great job on the restoration. The old stuff was just made to be used and to last. Keep restoring.

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Hahaha Awesome, Thank you for taking the time to try again and I'm very happy you enjoy the video and restoration, Say thank you to your wife again for the idea haha... Your sure right about the old stuff, I have kind of moved away from the throw away era a little and try to get old stuff that can be repaired.

[@jimaros69]

At video production put some music over the "audio book" and you'll be golden.

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

The audio book sure has had some mixed response, I have not been adding music of late simply because some of my older videos have had the audio deleted, I'll have to get on a song seeking mission haha.

[@bigpete4227]

Good vid, I've watched twice now.

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Big Pete That's Awesome to hear, A huge thank you...

[@stefanotrussi4312]

For another time you can use Ferox, from Arexons. Is a Rust converter that you use in more application on the iron or metallic surfaces. Good work!

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Hello, Thank you for the info I will have a look into that. and thank you for watching.

[@georgevilla3598]

lol that table....good job i like that blue

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

George Villa hahaha come on the table is awesome... Happy you enjoyed the restoration thanks for the comment...

[@warnygolfer]

Nice one fella ! I've got the same vice in need of the same treatment:) regards from rural france

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Hello, and a Thank you for the comment are you going to restore yours? Greetings from England.

[@warnygolfer]

AFreeMovingSpirit Steven Freeman yes matey in fact I'm going to go and strip it down now! Mine is a no 23 !! Hit me up on Facebook Ian warn I'm a maker and love restoring old tools and creating new stuff!!! My workshop is really coming together now!! I'm lucky with the space I have :) Root art is a thing I do as well!! Keep going and keep I touch! Boom;)

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Awesome, I will have a look for you then on facebook. Will you be sharing anything of your workshop on here? Root Art That's Epic, I have only had the one project so far.

[@warnygolfer]

AFreeMovingSpirit Steven Freeman not just yet!! Need to build up on confidence!!! Lol the root art is out of our lake pretty kool buddy:)

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Out of the lake man that sounds awesome, confidence I hear you man, prepare for the haters haha

[@benji29360]

Tarzan had a son?

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Haha He sure did in the original stories his name is Korak...

[@user-ks5ff]

You should try a wire wheel for the angle grinder, 20x more effective than drill wheels, and for future reference, the hottest part of the gas flame is near the tip not 1/2 an inch from the torch.

[@no-oneshome3083]

Aldi sometimes does a large air compressor and various attachments. one being and sand/grit blaster and some bags of grit. keep wondering if I should buy it, got some rusty metal fence and gate that'll cost £300 to dip and paint professionally. buy that kit from Aldi would be £100ish max.

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Epic idea, Thanks for the info. I think I will go have at look for one myself, I have a few projects to get on with also and I don't fancy all the sanding. It's also so much more fun when you do it yourself, Sometimes I think I have paid more doing things myself haha but the satisfaction is awesome. Huge Thanks, Enjoy your gates.

[@dbstelly]

What was the aerosol can of white foam cleaner you used? A degreaser?

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Hello, Yes it was, Just a can from B&Q I think.

[@DoRC]

Nice! What was the stuff you were spraying on it at 325?

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Hello, and a huge thank you... The spray was a de-greaser, One that you spray on, it foams up give it a scrub and then wash off.. Have a Awesome Day.

[@joezilla0513]

great job! what kind of paint is that?

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Thank you very much, The paint is a enamel I had mixed at a paint store in my area.

[@bigpete4227]

And here I am watching again.

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Big Pete hahaha I'm Happy you're still finding amusement in this video! Thank you!

[@bigpete4227]

No worries.

[@WeekendBuilds]

That was a fantastic restoration job! Great work! What kind of paint/enamel did you use? The glossy looked really great!

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Hello, A huge thank you for your comment, I went to my local car paint place asked for a strong enamel in a Volkswagen Blue and he mixed this for me. I really love the colour haha Thank you for your time.

[@CroppedCross3]

Why do you not use sanding discs in the grinder? Seems like it'd be helpful for the curvy bits and just smoothing things out in general.

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Hello, At the time I started I didn't have a good enough one to use the ones I had were all worn out, they have been replaced, Once I get it in my head I have to start this then thats it haha whatever is around will be used.

[@c3diy]

Hey nice video! what is that mossy spray you are using at around 3:25 ?

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Hello, and many Thanks, The spray is 3-in- one heavy duty cleaner degreaser.

[@c3diy]

Ooh ok thanks alot!

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

oh no worries, your welcome.

[@1701spacecadet]

What was the stuff you sprayed on it before rinsing with the hose? (Not the WD40).

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

1701spacecadet Hello, No its a degreaser..

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Hello, no it was a decreasing spray .

[@jumpinjojo]

Aside from your man-bun, nice restoration!!

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Hahaha Thanks man!

[@samiam7]

That was very fun to watch

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Awesome to hear, I'm happy you had fun... All the best...

[@fggf7933]

very nice. I like this..

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

A huge Thank you, I'm very Happy you enjoyed it!

[@trekzilladmc]

Great job, man! What shade of blue paint is that?

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Good Morning, Thank you for watching and your comment, The colour on the tin I had mixed is Baltic Blue, though it seems to be a little lighter, when I was explaining what I want I was showing the guy the vw Mayan Blue.

[@MaxmadV8]

Brilliant video! Looks great at the end! I made a video restoring a old vise on my channel.

[@antoniocruz-ortiz2026]

Beau travail.,intelligent et à moindre frais..

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Thank You Very Much!

[@antoniocruz-ortiz2026]

🍻.,Santé mon Ami.,👏🏽

[@bradpatrick3796]

After an expansive 7 month search can you please provide an Amazon link to that amazing, high tech paint stirring device?? For some reason I've been wanting to restore a vice here lately. Glad I found this video, consider me a new fan. A more serious question, you wouldn't happen to remember the color blue you used, would you? That is spot on, the color I'm wanting to start using for my restores.

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Brad Patrick hahaha epic start off there. Huge thank you for the comment. when I went and asked for the paint I had the new volkswagen polo blue in mind, the guy that mixed it for me said it's the Vw Mayan blue it's a flat not metallic blue. hope this helps... and thanks again.

[@bradpatrick3796]

AFreeMovingSpirit Steven Freeman Much appreciated! The flat is what makes it for me.

[@tumbo1984]

Nice job with that bud... Thought you were listening to jared taylor at first lol.currently own 4 record vices,sadly not one as meaty as your 1ton tho👍

[@Qitzyer]

nice work bench! :D

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Qitzyer HD™ hahaha Thanks... yeah I'm due an upgrade I think.

[@trevorstrugatsky1172]

What's the stuff you sprayed on it? What sort of paint did you use?

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Hello, The spray is 3-in- one heavy duty cleaner degreaser, and the paint is a enamel I had mixed at my local car paint shop.

[@gordbaker896]

Nice resto job. I would like to find a video showing how the quick release feature works on #24 and #34 Vises and likely other models by Record. No Sound please.

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Thank you, Someone else asked regarding how they work, If I can find where I put the footage I'll see if I have anything like that! No Sound? you mean the audio book?

[@jayrowberry1530]

Good work! What audio book were you listening to?

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Good Morning and thank you, I was listening to the Tarzan of the Apes, The Original Books.

[@robertmuller7277]

And the original colour for a Record vice is: British Standard Colours : BS381C 110 "Roundel Blue". :)

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Thank you for that haha.

[@AkshatAjeya]

good job there, cheers

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

A huge thank you

[@johnraybenitez617]

what type of paint did you use?and what type of paint is not prone to chipping?thanks..

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Hello, The paint is a strong Enamel I had mixed at my local car paint shop, it has a few little chips in it now but they can be easily touched up, maybe looking for some type of plastic based enamel could be another option, but I think anything that is at risk of being hit with a hammer may chip. Thank you for watching.

[@johnraybenitez617]

thanks mate!

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Your welcome man hope the info helps, you have a project coming up?

[@johnraybenitez617]

yeah my old bike,the old paint I used is so prone to chipping..

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

I did a bike up once, if your happy to pay someone for the paint process, powder coating is one of the best options for things like that well that's what i have come to find, very strong paint.

[@mr.monster1622]

I'm sure this has been asked before, but what kind of paint was that? Great job by the way!

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Hello, and many Thanks for that. The paint is a Enamel that I had mixed at a local car paint shop.

[@CoolKoon]

The result looks really awesome. So not to be nitpicking or something, but electrolytic rust removal would've saved you the pain of prying the thing apart and sand blasting the whole thing would've enabled you to do it with less elbow grease. But to each its own I guess....

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Hey hey, A huge thank you I'm very Happy you like the end result. Nah it's not nitpicking Thanks for the advice, though when doing this vice I had never even heard of electrolytic rust removal, its would be awesome to speed up the process if i have another rusty job to do so thank you.

[@CoolKoon]

Sure, you're welcome! One word of caution though: the electrode you'll be using to do this will be completely consumed by the process (unless it's an inert electrode), so make sure you use iron (a piece of sacrificial iron), carbon (graphite) or an inert electrode (gold, platinum, theoretically MMO electrodes should work as well), otherwise the material you'll be using (e.g. copper) will be "nicely" plated onto the half-rusty item you're trying to derust. Also please note that using stainless steel as the other electrode will make the chromium inside the stainless steel plate into the water, making it toxic (you're not allowed to dump into the drain stuff that contains hexavalent chromium ions, a very soluble and toxic form of chromium). Have fun ;)

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

CoolKoon wow huge Thank you for the indepth info that's Awesome thank you... I'm excited to learn new things...

[@tomasdejesusriosramirez223]

Genial,muchas gracias.Quisiera tener una de esas ya que son de las finas mientras las de ahora no se pueden ni golpear.Eso fue lo que me dijo un vendedor cuando fui a comprarla

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Thank you I think, The strangulate program I used may be a little wrong :)

[@bigpete4227]

And I'm watching it again.

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Thank you, I'm super Happy your watching it again, because you enjoyed it right? hahaha

[@bigpete4227]

Yeah. I'm probably going to stop commenting now because I'm coming across as a bit of a stalker now. :d

[@ferguson20diesel49]

Did you use ford blue. ( tractor paint )

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Hello, No I went with a Volkswagen Blue I think it was the Mayan Blue, Flat non metallic.

[@raritica8409]

pretty cool. I hoped you greased the threads though.

[@fd4294]

Nice job, thanks for sharing. At 3:08 you use a product...what is it about? And bro...you drink a capri sun :D

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Hahaha Yes Bro you noticed the Capri sun, I do like one now and again haha. The product is a spray foaming Degreaser. Very happy you like it, Thank you for watching.

[@eugenion5340]

everybody loves a good restoration :)

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Eugen Ion Sure do I'm looking for something other to do haha!

[@RamLaska]

2:50 Looks like he's performing dentistry on a hippo 😂

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Hahaha

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Good Morning, Thank you, I have done well to end up with this one, I'm also always looking for another haha, Just a really fun project.

[@daddydojang]

That voice reminds me of how I listened to my ex. Then I'd get...Are you even listening to me!?

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Hahaha Mate you just made my day... that made me laugh.

[@pattymcfatty1]

Very satisfying!

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

That's awesome Thank you.

[@jonathanhalstead2123]

what are all the sprays you used ?

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Hello, The first was just WD40, and the second was a spray degreaser.

[@ashersinz]

what was the audio book in the background name

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Good Morning, I was listening to Tarzan of the Apes! by Edgar Rice Burrows. Have a Awesome Day!

[@evolutionglitch4739]

now you need to do a work bench restoration! That voice is solid but your bench is wobbly as f&%#! 😆

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Hahaha, that bent sure needs a makeover , your comment had me in stitches mate... Thank You.

[@johnwurst6691]

Very nice work! Maybe don't hit the vice jaws with a chisel or you could end up with fragments in your face since both parts are hardened..

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

A huge thank you, and also thank you for your advice and concern, I did try and stay in the middle of the jaws but your right it can happen, I know a guy who was taking a wheel off with a non impact socket and it broke and shot in his eye, he lost the eye. Again thank you.

[@TelipatiEvolustions]

old is the great quality

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Now that is the truth.

[@TelipatiEvolustions]

Yup

[@richardallan455]

Hi,viewed your Mok yong makeover ,that was good but the vice resto no.Yeuch, you rushed it,should have primed first,no need to grind rust soak in vinegar.I have the same vice,you just butchered that, it was too course .Mok Yong in garage,which Wing Chun lineage do you follow?

[@hubertjudeaux7749]

hi nice quality job , you can write made with pride please can you give me the brand and name about the white soap before paint you was rince it thank

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Hello and a huge Thank you, Yeah sure the stuff is 3 IN ONE HEAVY DUTY CLEANER DEGREASER, I got it from B&Q but they do it in Halfords also.

[@hubertjudeaux7749]

thanks i will research in france do you know electrolyte system to take of the rust in same case restoration i was used it 6 months ago about old friend give to me one old vise ( one more lol)

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

No I have not heard much about the electrolyte system I will have a look into this Thank you.

[@hubertjudeaux7749]

please write me an @ email then i will give this information but not open read

[@mantaship]

what type of paint was that?

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Will Black Hello, It's a enamel I had mixed at the local car paint shop...

[@chrisbuggie747]

good work.....!

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Huge Thanks, and thanks for watching...

[@mrpresident5186]

awesome job

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Thank you.

[@MrDavid2124]

could you do a video on how to put back together

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Hello David, Ill find all the footage used and see what i can do for you... Thanks for watching and Have a Epic Year...

[@MrDavid2124]

perfect thanks

[@codymoncrief2128]

That is a beauty. Is that an audio book in the background? Also, you are the fist person I've seen that used an impact screwdriver instead of a grinder- thank you for doing it properly. And what is that lever on the bottom, a quick release?

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Good Morning, Thanks for watching and for your comment. it's good you noticed the impact driver haha. It sure is a audio book, Tarzan of the Apes! Yeah the lever at the bottom is quick release it's great I use it so much. Again Thank you.

[@chancekiki8488]

what kind of paint is that

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Hello, The paint is a Enamel I had mixed at a paint shop.

[@MrNitrofish01]

no sandblaster? seems like it would be the easier route

[@jamesmoncayo958]

Kyle Collins or even a vinegar bath

[@avidion6274]

Would you like to restore my vice its a draper vice that my grandfather owned and ive polished the vice grips but nothing else due to me not having the right tools

[@avidion6274]

If you wish i can pm you pictures of it

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Avidion The xephele Hello, Huge compliment you're asking, though I have no free time right now with all my own crazy things going on. Can you not borrow some tools to help you do it! such a better feeling when you do it for yourself I think.

[@avidion6274]

Steven Freeman yeah ill try that infact thanks

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Avidion The xephele No worries! I would not want to rob you of the "I Did that" feeling. 👍

[@neverbuyadodge910]

Drop it in a bucket of vinegar over night and it would have been like new just need paint alot less work .

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Good Morning, Thanks for advice, I will try this on my next rusty project!

[@chrisattard5821]

a nice big metal work vice and you put a chunk of wood in it to demo lol. Good job tho

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Hahaha, it was all I had at the time, Thank you for watching.

[@bigpete4227]

I watched again.

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Hahaha That's Awesome, Super Happy you like it enough to have another Watch Huge thank you!

[@stackedpennies4377]

Makes me want a sandblaster

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Me also, would make things a lot faster haha

[@mordechaimordechai]

The greatest apeman of the Pleistocene. was it the mistery audiobook?

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

mordechaimordechai haha No this was Tarzan Lord of the Apes, I have never heard of the one you mentioned I'll have to look it up...

[@nickhoogsteen5978]

you should restore youre workbench next

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Nick Hoogsteen hahaha you may be right...

[@nickhoogsteen5978]

AFreeMovingSpirit Steven Freeman that sure was a quick responce

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Nick Hoogsteen I'm chilling watching salvage hunters haha and like to reply as soon as I know...

[@nickhoogsteen5978]

AFreeMovingSpirit Steven Freeman in watching your vids at half past eleven in holland 😁

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Nick Hoogsteen hahaha That's Awesome Thank you and Hello from the UK...

[@jamiewood5086]

why not use the vice to keep the work table leg from rocking

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

Excellent idea, I think a bigger bench is the way forward now hahaha...

[@lebommjohnson8101]

A VISE is a holding device, usually mounted to a workbench. A vice is a bad habit.

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

That's the American spelling, it's Vice here in Britain Mate.

[@lebommjohnson8101]

Honestly didn't know that. So what word do you use for smoking, drugs, prostitution, etc.?

[@AFreeMovingSpirit]

I think we use all the same words for them just the odd spelling here and there are different, why I have no idea haha.