In this video I restore a Wilton baby bullet bench vise, which is considered to be one of the most expensive bench vises ever made because of their collectability and scarcity. This one came from a Rolls Royce factory in Oakland, CA that manufactured plane turbine engines. I completely re-did everything on the vise and even replaced the jaw pads with brand new ones that I had a machinist make for me.
Timestamps:
0:00 Start
0:31 Start of dis-assembly
1:33 Taking the old jaw pads off
2:32 Vise Body into the Evaporust
2:40 Taking apart the power arm
5:21 Power arm parts into the Evaporust
5:33 Prepping the power arm body for paint
6:26 Painting and baking the power arm to harden the paint
6:56 All parts out of the Evaporust
7:49 Wire wheeling the main body to prep for paint
9:04 Painting the body
9:19 Wire wheeling all remaining parts
9:52 Polishing bare metal parts
10:19 Assembling the power arm
11:53 Assembling the main vise body
12:03 Installing the brand new jaw pads
12:59 Putting it all together
13:17 The vise fully assembled again
13:54 The final product

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