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Record 92C Pipe Vise Restoration.

All of the tools I use can be found on the channels sponsor. https://tr.ee/6uMXwSNcM_ Hit the Join button for Channel perks like early video access, shoutouts, and priority comment replies.    / @ajrestoration   Welcome back to another tool restoration! This time I found a fairly rusted Record pipe vise that was manufactured in England. It came home with me for some much-needed love. With that said, I hope you enjoy the video. If you have any suggestions for improvement, or compliments share them below! Some history on the company. In 1898, two brothers, Charles and Joseph Hampton left the family business The Steel Nut and Joseph Hampton Limited (trading as Woden) in Wednesbury, Staffordshire, to go to Sheffield and set up their own business in Attercliffe. Their partnership was called "C & J Hampton". Shortly afterward, Charles and Joseph fell out and Josepth returned to Wednesbury. In about 1900, the two sons of Charles, Horace, and Charles W. Hampton joined their father in the business. When C & J Hampton became a private limited company on 14 May 1908, their premises were located at The Eagle Foundry, Livingston Road, Sheffield. It was at this address one year later that the Record trademark was registered in the Trademark Journal, (313, 863-4655 S. Unwrought and partly wrought metals used in manufacture. C & J Hampton, Limited Eagle Foundry, Livingstone (sic) Road, Sheffield: Engineers, Ironfounders and General tool Manufacturers 10th June 1909.) From 1909 to 1930 their production consisted of engineering and woodworking vises, G clamps, T bar sash cramps, floor cramps, pipe cutters, Stillson wrenches, and lifting jacks. By 1912 the company had relocated to a new factory on Ouse Road, Attercliffe, Sheffield and in 1929 Charles Hampton died and his two sons Horace and Charles W Hampton became joint managing directors. The company moved to Bernard Road in 1936 and again, to The Parkway Works Sheffield, in 1963. In 1946 the Record Tool Company Limited was formed to protect the Record brand name. Horace Hampton died in 1948 and the company went public. Charles W Hampton became chairman and his son Tony joined the Board. 10 years later Charles W Hampton died and Tony Hampton became chairman. 0:00 Intro 0:40 Disassembly 2:46 Parts Layout 3:41 Vinegar Bath 4:48 Sandblasting 7:00 Filing & Polishing 8:39 Painting & Powder Coating 10:10 Assembly 12:43 Before & After 13:27 Test #ASMR #RestorationASMR #ASMRRestoration