Can This 50-Year-Old Matador Vise Be Saved? | Full Restoration 🔧

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  @madosBC · 1 month ago

  Actual lathe and milling work by someone who really knows what he is doing? And no filler? Not even for the small dents? I really didn't expect that. Huge respect!

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  @nigelwalker2668 · 1 month ago

  Great video, but I’m more glad that you’re safe and well. Also glad that you’re back 👍🏻

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  @gordygroover · 1 month ago

  When I first saw the vice I thought it could only be used as a boat anchor. You really are a magician.

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  @OmelineOcho · 1 month ago

  I clapped with the dust cover!! 👏👏👏 Great job! Never let nobody say you "This is too damaged to restore", they don't understand us.

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  @danielcobbins8861 · 1 month ago

  That dust cover idea was pure genius! I used to live, in the desert Southwest, in America, and the wind and dust are challenging to any tool or machine, there.

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  @js-amg · 1 month ago

  well done my friend. please be safe. From Australia.

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  @NigelBrearley · 1 month ago

  Amazing skill and a well thought out video. No silly music and perfect comments, its a pleasure to watch you work.

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  @linseyyoung1772 · 1 month ago

  Excellent work, sir.  I am glad that you're safe  - best wishes from Scotland

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• SR

  @srosenow98 · 1 month ago

  This is by far my favorite restoration video, for the simple reason that body filler was NOT used! It&apos;s so refreshing to see a piece be allowed to tell its story with all its imperfections kept intact. Far too often, many restoration channels take away the story a piece tells, by using body filler and removing any metal casting lines or imperfections. To me it ruins the historical value of a piece. <br><br>This was so refreshing to see, and it earned a subscribe from me!

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  @NAC7292 · 1 month ago

  I first thought it wasn&apos;t the same vice but seeing exactly what you did proved that it was indeed! A great resto job done on this old vice! Congratulations on a job well done!! Great video, thank you, and warm greetings from South Africa.

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  @rickymccafferty7840 · 4 weeks ago

  This is the first video I’ve watched from this channel. I’m 5 minutes and 21 seconds into it, and I just subscribed. This guy is doing it right. Using filler metal to build up the base, and welding it using the proper methods. Much respect!!!! <br><br>Stay safe there in Iran!

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  @rebeccaelliott1414 · 1 month ago

  Beautiful work my friend! Please stay safe!

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