HOW TO MAKE A MOXON VISE - The ultimate beginner's guide!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ต.ค. 2022
- In this video, I will take you through the steps I used to create my moxon vise. This is a great beginner project that uses basic woodworking concepts. I used wood that I had in my shop and you can use what you have lying around. This includes dimensional pine lumber (2"x6", 2"x8", etc) that you can get from the big box stores. I decided to make a table attached to mine, but that is optional. For the size, you can make it any size you want to fit your needs. Basically you need the width between the screws to be as wide as any project you intend to make. For the jaw thickness, I made the rear jaw just under 2" and the front jaw just under 1.5". The wider the distance bewteen the screws, the thicker the jaws need to be is the rule of thumb.
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Thanks so much. Always learn so much from your expertise!!
Great video for all those beginners with thousands of dollars in floor standing equipment.
Thank you for watching and have a blessed day! - Ed
Thoroughly enjoyed this build. Great job mate. One big benefit of vises mounted this way, is the elevation. I have back issues so the higher my workpiece is, the better!
Nice work Ed 👏! I know a lot of people make their vise into the table but I think your idea is better in my opinion. Your design gives you the freedom to move it anywhere you need it. Take care and GOD BLESS 🙏!
Thank you! I'm happy people are liking the design. Have a blessed day! - Ed
This is the first time watching one of your videos. Very impressed. I like the quite approch. I learned what I needed to know without hearing all the shop noise. I already know what that sounds like. Great job . Subscribed
Great build
Very nice design! Quite inspirational to watch. I bought the same exact kit almost three years ago but I haven’t been able to use it yet. Hopefully I will soon.
That's nice, Ed. I've seen these before but not with the table. That's a great idea.
Bill
Thank you Bill! - Ed
Great idea, well executed!
Thank you! - Ed
That is really cool. Good job!
Thank you! - Ed
Great looking vice, Ed!
Thank you Billy! I hope you are doing well brother. - Ed
Beautiful looking vice Ed.
Thank you Jack! - Ed
Great video, ....timely as I am just about to do mine using same hardware. Thanks.
Thank you! It came in very handy in one of my newer projects making a Shoji lamp. - Ed
Hello Mr Ed Parker. I think this is really neat! I’ve often needed a “third hand” when I was tinkering around with some woodworking stuff…most of the time I’d ask my son or daughter to help hold the piece in place…. I think I’d like to give this vice you made a try. Thank you!
Also, I noticed that you put a Bible verse in your description. Appreciate that very much.
You also, “have a blessed day.”
Thank you! Have a blessed day and a Merry Christmas! - Ed
Great video, you really showed all the stages, I loved the editing. And you showed your minor mistake, which we all do, I really liked you using the headboard too, it actually makes the piece look really unique. Ive watched alot of moxon videos, this is one of the best. You got a sub, good luck with the channel
Thank you and welcome to my channel! - Ed
Nice job Ed! I bought the same kit from Taylor Toolworks last year. I may have to re-do mine after seeing yours. I didn't build a table into my design, just the jaws. It works great but I can see where the table would make it nicer. God Bless! :)
Thank you! I also have seen both, but decided to build the table on it after watching Jonathan Katz Moses make some incredible joinery with his. Have a blessed day! - Ed
Nice work, I have decided to make mine a table top addition as well because it raises the joinery work higher to prevent back fatigue. I was also going to try to make my handles. I would like to know the background music in your video. Again, great video presentation.
Thank you Larry! Most of the songs were by Daniel Kaede (A Letter from the Caspian Sean, Anamnesis, and Birth of Dahlia). - Ed
Hello! Great video and a wonderful end product. I am getting ready to build a moxon vice in a few days. I have the exact same hardware you were able to get. I only have some oak lying around and was wondering what wood you used and if you think oak would make for a respectable vice. Thanks very much. Have a blessed day!
Thank you! I used some Maple boards that I already had. Any hardwood will work including the Oak that you mentioned. I love this moxon vise. I really saves back pain by moving the working area up so you don't have to hunch over. - Ed
@@WolfRidgeWoodworking Thanks very much Ed. I can't wait to build mine. My back is torturing me so this should be very nice indeed. Best to you.
IF YOUR AN ACTUAL BEGGINER....LUCKILY THERE ARE PLENTY OF "ACTUAL BEGINNER TUTORIALS FOR A MOXON VICE"'.....because this should be completely disregarded.....save yourself the time and look at another.
While I appreciate vids like this and the effort but....THE TITLE IS AN ABSOLUTE JOKE.....This isnt even remotely a BEGINNERS GUIDE.
Let me ask a question....WHAT ULTIMATE BEGINNER HAVE YOU KNOWN WHO HAS A TABLE SAW WITH JIGS, BAND SAW, DRILL PRESS, ROTATING SANDER????
HEY AND LETS NOT FORGOT THOSE BUNCH OF PARALLEL CLAMPS AND PLANER SOMEONE LEFT IN THE BACK OF THEIR CLOSET....AS....A....BEGINNER. Lets just have them rummage them out......
THIS....IS....THEY....FURTHEST....THING.....POSSIBLE.....FROM.....A.....BEGINNERS.....GUIDE.
Either your TROLLING or worse....HAVE COMPLETELY LOST REALITY AS TO WHAT A BEGINNER IS IN WOODWORKING.
WHAT...A....JOKE.
I'm sorry that you feel that way, but thank you for watching.
Why are you calling the wood “material”? It’s wood but like a lot of TH-cam carpenters you don’t state what type of wood it is, i.e. poplar, red oak, etc, etc. is there an unwritten rule that states you have to be coy when it comes to wood types.