Hey Makers! Full disclosure. Vevor set up an account for me and like some of the amazon products I've shown, I get a small commission if a purchase is made. You do not pay anything more because of the purchase. I was not paid for the video. I contacted Vevor because I was interested in showing how to attach a vise to the bench I reviewed last month and they informed me that the vises are, indeed, being phased out. I don't know if there's another product coming in to replace this product, but, from what I was told, these vises will no longer be stocked. When they're gone, they're gone.
I know you posted this six months ago (at least, that's what YT is telling me), but it helped me install the exact same vise today. I really appreciate you taking the time to post this and show us what you did - I'm sure it saved me from making many mistakes - I'm still rather new to the woodworking hobby....thanks again!
A simple knob to put on the ends of the dowel handle can be made using a hole saw and a forstner bit. Pick the diameter of the knob you want to make and use the hole saw to cut it out of a board. If you don't have a board as thick as you want the knob to be just cut two out and stack and glue them together. Then use a forstner bit the same diameter as your dowel to bore a small recess into the knob piece. You can glue the knobs on, or glue one and attach the other with a screw in case you ever want to remove the handle for some reason.
The spinner method is so cool. Your video helped me install a similar style of vise, and i look forward to completing the crank later this week. Couole silly mods in mind, but this was great.
I got the 9 inch Vevor vice. Haven't installed it yet will use your install video as a guide. I have purchase several Vevor products and have had problems with them. I got a 13inch bench top planer and a 10 inch table saw. The planer had started to have problems after about 5 months of use, the table saw fence does not align with the blade when moved, contacted Vevor about the planer and it turned into a month long back and forth their solution was to offer me a 10 percent and then a 20 percent refund of the purchase price no help with fixing the problems. The fence problem is shown in various TH-cam videos, I asked Vevor if they have a solution to the problem and again month of back and forth emails. In the end they told me to tighten a screw on the back of the fence which did not fix the problem. I don't recommend that you buy any vevor products because they do not back them after sell and do not honor the warranty.
I installed the quick release vevor face vise and it would release on its own whenever I tried to clamp down. I have removed and pack it back up to send back. I will not use vevor again
Nice build. Do yourself a favor and never buy Vevor anything. I just received something from them and a part was broken. The only customer service is a chat bot and after 2 weeks the chat bot advices they will send me the part in 2 weeks. Just garbage build quality and lousy customer service. But again, great build.
Hey Makers!
Full disclosure. Vevor set up an account for me and like some of the amazon products I've shown, I get a small commission if a purchase is made. You do not pay anything more because of the purchase. I was not paid for the video. I contacted Vevor because I was interested in showing how to attach a vise to the bench I reviewed last month and they informed me that the vises are, indeed, being phased out. I don't know if there's another product coming in to replace this product, but, from what I was told, these vises will no longer be stocked. When they're gone, they're gone.
I know you posted this six months ago (at least, that's what YT is telling me), but it helped me install the exact same vise today. I really appreciate you taking the time to post this and show us what you did - I'm sure it saved me from making many mistakes - I'm still rather new to the woodworking hobby....thanks again!
I did go ahead and purchase one at the discounted rate. I will look forward to using your video to help get it installed. Thanks for all the tips!
Getting a vice should be the first thing someone got to buy when starting the woodworking adventure
A simple knob to put on the ends of the dowel handle can be made using a hole saw and a forstner bit. Pick the diameter of the knob you want to make and use the hole saw to cut it out of a board. If you don't have a board as thick as you want the knob to be just cut two out and stack and glue them together. Then use a forstner bit the same diameter as your dowel to bore a small recess into the knob piece. You can glue the knobs on, or glue one and attach the other with a screw in case you ever want to remove the handle for some reason.
Thanks a bunch for the step-by-step and all the info, Rob! 😊
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
And happy holidays!
The spinner method is so cool. Your video helped me install a similar style of vise, and i look forward to completing the crank later this week. Couole silly mods in mind, but this was great.
Nice review of the vise Rob! Thanks for always sharing with us!💖👍😎JP
Great review. Just found your channel and went thru most of your tips. Very useful content. Thank you.
Rob has a ton of useful builds.
that is a valuable channel to sub to
I got the 9 inch Vevor vice. Haven't installed it yet will use your install video as a guide. I have purchase several Vevor products and have had problems with them. I got a 13inch bench top planer and a 10 inch table saw. The planer had started to have problems after about 5 months of use, the table saw fence does not align with the blade when moved, contacted Vevor about the planer and it turned into a month long back and forth their solution was to offer me a 10 percent and then a 20 percent refund of the purchase price no help with fixing the problems. The fence problem is shown in various TH-cam videos, I asked Vevor if they have a solution to the problem and again month of back and forth emails. In the end they told me to tighten a screw on the back of the fence which did not fix the problem. I don't recommend that you buy any vevor products because they do not back them after sell and do not honor the warranty.
I prefer the quick-release style!
Great video, where's the materials list? You mentioned in the video that you'd list the screws used.
And that folks.. is a genuinely honest review
That was a great & timely video!
I installed the quick release vevor face vise and it would release on its own whenever I tried to clamp down. I have removed and pack it back up to send back. I will not use vevor again
Nice build. Do yourself a favor and never buy Vevor anything. I just received something from them and a part was broken. The only customer service is a chat bot and after 2 weeks the chat bot advices they will send me the part in 2 weeks. Just garbage build quality and lousy customer service. But again, great build.
why review an item that will soon be no longer available?