This vise is an heirloom from my subscriber's craftsman father. It was waiting to be restored for 20 years in a warehouse and he asked me to restore it. It was very rusty, dirty, and rotten. The vise jaws were rotten and all the pins were stuck. This is my first time encountering the "YUNG" brand,
I searched about the company but couldn't find anything, rumor has it it's a Chinese brand, I think the nice vise is pretty solid and heavy. I made the new smooth jaws from 2344 steel,
I painted it with sweet blue paint and added nice touches of brass because brass adds an authentic air.
I restored a meaningful memory to my subscriber...
I hope you like my work and my video.


00:00 Preview
00:49 Scrape off rust
01:51 Clean the dust
02:06 Quench one's curiosity
02:20 Starting electrolysis
04:21 Disassembling
05:19 Remove pins
07:52 Non-removable screws
09:05 Showing all the parts
09:38 Remake the nut
14:49 Cleaning anvil
16:03 Cleaning surface
17:00 Fill the holes
18:39 Make new jaws
20:22 Bluing
20:59 Make a new ones
22:17 Cleaning the parts
22:47 Priming the surface
23:28 Masking
23:59 Painting
24:55 Polishing
25:23 Paint the brand
26:07 Showing all the parts before reassembling
26:37 Reassembling
28:52 Showing the finished product