Mobile vise stand built as HEAVY as possible
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- čas přidán 17. 05. 2022
- I got a old vise from a lady who lived near the workshop. I built a vise stand with it.
I had a hard time deciding what kind of design I wanted.
I decided on "4" design concepts for this video.
1,The shape should be simple.
2,To be a one-day project.
3,Use scrap materials and do not incur costs. (My projects always are)
And
4, The design should be easy to move.
The design of the building was determined as follows.
When the rough build was complete I noticed...
It's so light!
So I decided to fill the tube with something.
Sand, ..no.I don't have it..
Soil, ..rust...?
Then what to do?
As a solution to those
切削粉 (SESSAKU-KO) was put inside the tube.
This is steel Cutting powder, so it is heavy in specific gravity, and I thought it would be a good idea to prevent rust from forming on the tube itself.
It worked, and the vise stand became heavy and stable.
Despite being exposed to the rain, the vise was in relatively good condition, and only required light maintenance to complete.
(I really wanted to put this in a rust-removal bath to get it all shined up, but maybe someday I'll get around to it.)
Thanks for watching the video and I hope you enjoyed it!
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Great job.
Regards Doc from Australia.
Thanks for watching!😊
I'm editing a new video now, so if you find me again, please come and watch!😄
Such a great idea to use the scrap metal dust. I wonder if it will have a vibration dampening affect as a bonus?!
Thanks! 🤝I've used it, and it sure does reduce vibration! However, the mounting of the tire section may eventually deteriorate since the shaft is only held on one side. This is something to reflect on in this project😌
Great film. Awesome shots and editing. Way to restore! Love movable stands. Mahalo for sharing! : )
Good morning Thanks for your comment! We have completed a stand that is convenient, smart, and despite its appearance, heavy✊
Thanks for watching!😃
Well you are certainly back on your feet! Is that your new shop? The vise and the new stand is just awesome. You're such a good welder. I have just gotten my first little welding machine, jeez, it's really difficult!
Thanks Jesper!
My legs are 90% ok✊ I‘ll be able to graduate from the rehab center next month.
However, there is a scene in this video where I sprained my foot. It is the scene where I finish picking out the scrap outdoors and go back inside, and if you listen carefully, you can hear me saying "ugh" lol!😂
This is the welding company where my job. I used a secret key to sneak in and build it on my day off.
Oooh! Jesper bought a welder too! Nice! I'm looking forward to broadening your production horizons!⚡️
You have a lot of sidekicks that have not yet appeared in your video, including a large band saw, a table saw, and a shaper. I' m very much looking forward to it!💪☺️
@@jp-makes GOOD to hear you're almost back! Yeah, I'm trying to get to know some new tools, the bandsaw is awesome!
@@JesperMakes I am looking forward to it! 😍And I'll try my best to enjoy making one myself!✌️
@@jp-makes do ypu plan to build a bandsaw???
@@JesperMakes I'm sorry! I misspoke..😆
I wanted to tell you that “I will try my best to make next video.💪”
I modified the band saw for this last project..lol😉
Nice work. The stand and the video too. 👍
Thanks for watching! With the scrap metal it worked out somehow!
It's appropriated from one of my other videos, but I'm happy with the music and how it was made to match the video!If you visit again I will be happy!💗
proper job JP, handy bit of kit!
Thanks! Dave.☺️
I have completed a very handy vise stand. I have thanked the lady in the neighborhood who gave me the vise.👵
@@jp-makes I have a minor obsession with vices and have a collection...😝, So a nice lady giving you a vice is very cool
Dave's collection of vises! I'd love to see them!😍 The lady who gave me the vise used it for hanging houseplants lol 🌿
good work
Thanks a lot !
Much love!💕
You are an inspiration :)
*a constant source of inspiration
@@Saskajohn Thanks! John!
It is a little small vise, but it was a good warm-up project.and Thanks for the very kind words!⭐️
I think there will be a few more welding projects in the future, so please come back and take a visit!! :)
Nice job, you may want to wear a welding helmet, a hot BB in the ear is no fun.....
Thanks for your comment! I appreciate it very much.
For some reason you are well aware that sparks often go into your ears!^_^
Do you weld a lot too?
I have been working for a welding company that deals with thin steel for 10 years now.
I have tried various protective gear and arrived at my current equipment in the video.
I have watched many videos over the years about welding in different countries.
I live in Asia, which is still a work in progress and the market for PPE seems very weak.
Old craftsmen still weld with their left hand holding a protective surface.
These are very interesting to me.
My grandfather, who is now deceased, was one of them.
Yet he was able to perform many jobs perfectly and safely with light equipment.
Light equipment, work efficiency, safety. I realized that these values vary from country to country,
The journey to find the answers to these questions continues.
I respect those who watch and give me advice.
I will continue to learn more and study my behavior so that they can watch my videos with peace of mind.
Thank you so much!
Nice job, that looks both good and useful! And a good use of metal dust! 😁
You made that big metal clipper look pretty scary... 😬
Did you feel any UV side effects after welding with that much skin exposed? 🤔
Thank you!
Regarding UV protection, this seems to be related to skin type.
We yellow people have a medium percentage of melanin pigmentation and do not need to be too sensitive. (Of course I apply UV cream every day ^_^).
Long sleeves and aprons are rather dangerous as they cause machine entrapment and clothing combustion.
So in the winter, work wear get torn to shreds very quickly and it is very hard.
The video would cause misunderstandings.
Thanks for your valuable input!✌️
@@jp-makes Ah, of course - your complexion gives you a leg up on us pale northerners. I'm not a big fan of sunscreen as it is, so I go the route of covering clothes, even though it's an added risk. But a risk you are aware of can at least be mitigated!
Thanks for your valuable input!
I am always struggling with how to show safety when making a video every time. It's great to be able to look at this subject with a global eye and think about it, and CZcams is so inspiring because get to see making from every country!🤗
Very nice. Do you work in an industrial metal shop?
Thanks Bryce! This is the welding shop where I work full time.🏭
I snuck in on my day off to building this like a NINJA lol😄
If I could get a place as big as this for my production, I would be able to create more variations and more interesting contents... I will keep dreaming big!✊
who is this guy on the video???? 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂It’s meeeee!!!😂😂😂
Thanks for watching!!✌️
Stopped watching as the music was horrendous. Shame
Thank you, sadly, but I'll try again.🙏