Restoring an Old Neglected Vice/Vise

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• JO

  @johnsrabe · 5 years ago

  Ah! I figured out why I like that your videos don’t have music (besides the fact that people often use lousy music). For me, it makes it much more like hanging out with a friend in their shop.

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• RI

  @rickpalechuk4411 · 5 years ago

  Soon to have the "Scrap Steel Challenge" :)

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• MA

  @matthewatkinson7558 · 5 years ago

  You don’t have to include your mistakes but you include them anyway. Love it

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• HE

  @heyitsthatdude17 · 5 years ago

  Perfect, now I can scratch my restoration and Pask Makes itches at the same time

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• S8

  @S8tan7 · 5 years ago

  Those clamps are absolutely absurd and i love them

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• FU

  @FuzzyOrangemakes · 5 years ago

  I am so sorry for this, but when you pulled out that clamp, all I could think was Dundee saying "That's not a clamp, here's a clamp!". :) Also helps with the Australian accent! :D

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• ZA

  @zanderchiasson8064 · 3 years ago

  For the evaporust bath you can also just stick the vise in a bag, place that in a bucket of water, keeping it out of the bag, and then add the evaporust into the bag with the vise, the water will help hold the evaporust right against the vise and it’ll prevent too much excess space around it so you’ll get full coverage😊

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• DA

  @Dave_Things · 5 years ago

  In you videos, every time you say "... as best I can" it's always better than anyone else could or would bother to.

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• ST

  @Stilgarnaibfremen · 5 years ago

  Only missing &quot;I make a new one&quot; ;)<br>Hahaha!! Great job Neil, as always!

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• OU

  @outsidestuff5283 · 5 years ago

  Vice restoration videos are always a winner

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• RY

  @ryanmcneill1919 · 5 years ago

  Neil is the man. His work is quality, he is honest about the effort he puts into work tools for what the tool will truly be needed for and yes he makes mistakes. He&apos;s a man of craft and his talent comes from time, trial and error in new adventures and learning from it. The gift from this man and channel is letting us explore with him and see his craft. And the most important.. we get to see how he ventures into unknowns with excitement, lessons and honesty into projects like this that isn&apos;t his rhelm. <br><br>I feel like I&apos;m sitting across the bench from him trying to figure things out and feeling good about it when I watch his content.<br><br>All the respect in the world for this man.

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• CO

  @ConcreteLand · 5 years ago

  “Im having fun and learning something new.” This should be the go to phrase for everyone.

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