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- I needed a tabletop workbench for more comfort for fine woodworking detail work as its a great way to bring smaller work closer to your eyes, and to up my saw game. Was also important I have a moxon vice again, I gave my old one to my brother and I've always missed it!
Made from oak, it includes almost all the features I need in one tool, surface planing against planing stops or between bench dogs, straight edge planing, which can be used for both Western and Japanese planes, and a vise. The front jaw has two sides to it, one side with dog holes and the other with a 45 degree chamfer for dovetail work.
It can be either clamped to an existing table or bench, or can work well with friction pads, when not too much force is needed.
If you’re feeling kind and would like to support me; / hewandawe
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Both music and the bench - pure awesomeness:)
Thank you for the compliment, musics never really a choice rather chosen what I feel works with the edit nice to hear someone say something positive about the music, these dickheads on their soap stool trying to rid music from videos do my nut in! 🍻🍻🍻
Great build. Innovative joinery and design complemented by your skills. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you Matt for the compliment mate, I hope you’re well!!! 🍻🍻🍻
Very badass
Thank you John hope you had a lovely weekend 🍻🍻🍻
I like this video because it shows and explains a great mix of hand and power tool use. Beautifully done.
Thank you Sean, thank you for taking the time to say that I appreciate that!!! Hope youre well dude!!! 😊
Wow! Thanks for sharing. Loved all the different thought and techniques involved.
Thank you buddy, appreciate your complement mate! Hope you are having a nice weekend!!!🍻🍻🍻🍻
Another great vid! Love the sound track and the commentary. I really think they should put a 'double thumbs up' icon on youtube. Thanks again :-)
Thank you Graham, they have it’s called the thanks button 😂
Thank you for sharing your work what a great build
Regards
Steve UK London
Thank you Steve! Hows London? I left there 5 years ago and moved to Suffolk, havent been back since...
BEAUTIFUL, STUNNING, MAGNIFICENT, A PURE WORK OF ART as always.
Thank you Dan, I appreciate the compliment mate!!! 🖖
You have issues brother! And I like it.
Hahaha cheers Jason, hope youre well mate!!!
Beautiful and awesome. I particularly liked the showing of the chisel work on the decorative jaw curve.
Thanks mate, was a first for me - never done a lambs tongue before... i wanna do more lol
Great little workbench. Thanks for the inspiration.
Cheers Warren, it’s really handy for chisel work I wouldn’t be with out it now!
Good old fashion British humour. Plenty of well considered obscenities. An occasional comedic innuendo. Some damm fine tunes. And on top of that quality craftsmanship whilst showing us the wins and fails in equal measure. What’s not to like! More subs needed I think!
Thank you Colin, gave me a nice grin on my boat! Comments like that keep me going, hope you, your family have a lovely christmas - and man I hope a better year than the BS 2020! Cheers, Ben 🙂
@@HewAndAwe Cheers Ben. You too mate. 40th today, man how did that happen. Knees are going, backs got one too many squeaks and I have to take regular naps. Fingers crossed for 2021. Colin
Absolutely gorgeous
Thank you Paul! 😊
A very nice piece of work.
Cheers buddy! 🍻
Form follows function. Your fit and finish is impressive! Well done!
Thank you buddy 🍻😊🍻
That's one fine little bench. I was a bit on the fence about the concept going in I must admit. But you won me over. Great job.
Thank you Fred, honestly its soooo handy to have!!!
That was incredibly cool to watch, thanks for sharing it!
Thank you Mario, glade you enjoyed it!
Do you know what fella. That project may be a tad overkill with all the extravagant jointing, but boy, what a lovely looking top bench extension. Well made and strong, nice.👍
Another thing. I watch several American woodworking channels who it seems, depend primarily on using power tools to do 90% of the work. Not Bourbon Moth, hes funny and good at his trade.
But to many, produce a chisel, and they would probably think it was a type of screwdriver. Im not joking, im serious.
Im not saying all are like that, but I've seen some channels where I've not seen a single hand tool on the wall or anywhere in sight. Everything was either battery or electricity powered down to the laser ruler and measuring tape they used.
I mean, come on. Are they that lazy, or perhaps they dont know how to use a traditional tape measure? I know, they could have failed math and have no idea what fractions are or they do, but don't know how to use them. Thats why the metric system is so easy to use. An idiot can use it right?
There was this one guy. I would say he was in his mid-60s. I think he went by the name of Traditional Restoration or American Restoration, something like that.
Dont get me wrong. He had all the tools in a nice-looking workshop. He had really old wood turning lathes and drill press, all electrical mind.
He even had loads of old antique furniture about the place. Damaged but ready to be worked on.
He had walls covered in every hand tool you could possibly imagine. Mallets, hammers, screwdrivers, chisels, planes, 20 different types. Some were made of wood, block planes i think you call them, he didn't know. While some were metal.
He used hot glue to repair old cabinet draws or splits. Melted crayons or candles to fill gaps before varnishing, but other than that, he was 5hit at carpentry.
He had no clue what he was doing and what he did do, he did it badly. Joints were open not butted up properly. Even his wood matching for grain and colour match left a lot to be desired.
I think most people like him have a little knowledge and an old GoPro kicking around the house.
They have a brainwave thinking, i know, im skint but i can make a video to earn myself money, and some do.
Some earn a lot of money, loads of dollars, but the difference between them and this man is, they know what they are doing whilst this guy, this elderly gentleman, he is a joke.
He said that he had been in the trade all of his working life building reproduction furniture and that he had just landed this big contract to build new furniture. Bollocks, WTF!
I bet he was on drugs, strong ones because he must have been high to come up with such a statement. What a numpty.
Mate, im not joking. You should have seen his attempts at repairs. Even basic carpentry, building a draw using dovetailed joints only his wasn't.
Not a slant or angle in sight. He didn't even know the correct terminology. 😂😂😂 Dickhead, tool!😂
By far, your channel is the most entertaining I've come across in a very long time, since 2007 when i opened my TH-cam account.
I find your style of carpentry and voice-overs, which are hilarious at times, so refreshing. I think a lot of the old school ways are becoming a dying art. You need an apprentice. 😁
Cheers, mate, for keeping it alive. 👍🏴 Im English, im a West Ham United fan ⚒️ and proud of being both.
Come on you irons ⚒️
Hats off to you mate, I can’t watch the US lot, they’re fucking selling something every time I hit play, I’m like okay wtf is it you’re selling, then bang at the end “this is why I use this…” I’m like fuck off! It’s why I did the vid on the Domino machines, every fuckwit promoting the 500 cause it’s the cheapest and most likely to be purchased using their affiliate link - which is just plain wrong and a lie. There’s so much lying going on in TH-cam it’s shocking, I learnt how to make from TH-cam not cause I was told the correct way, I learnt cause that was a mistake to follow and found the way myself from that mistake. The thing that bugs me the most, I’ve an eye for detail with a design background but yet someone who is only able to make a box does better on TH-cam 🤦🏻♂️ I’m never gonna find a ladder tall enough to get me off my soapbox this morning 😂
Nice build, cool exercise.
Thank you Cerberus, much appreciated complement mate!!! Hope youre well!!!
GORGEOUS WORK as ALWAYS
Thank you Dan, appreciate it mate - you well?
Solid build, Ben. What an awesome joinery again 👏👌. I had to rewind and watch certain parts to see how they fit 🤣
Cheers buddy! Would you say I ramp to fast in my edits? I asked the same question in a FB group for Final cut pro and that was what most said...
@@HewAndAwe no, it was perfectly fine for me. Maybe when there are complex joinery like the one you did there, more camera angles would be easy to follow. But that's just a personal opinion. It may be different for different viewers 😁. Also the Facebook group maybe focusing more on the video edit style, rather than on the actual joinery/woodworking. Example: not everyone wants to see 8 boards planed. Just one is enough to get the story going, which is exactly what you did. Does that make sense 🤔? 😄
Thanks buddy, I really appreciate your input nice one!!! 😊
This is simply amazing! My jaw is still dropping at your talent. Thanks so much for sharing this with us.
Thank you Robert, its words like this that keep me going! Hope you are well and good man. Kind regards, Ben.
.. very cool, like it 👍🏻
Thank you Uwe, hope you're having a nioce weekend!
Outstanding mate, love your videos 🎥🔨👍
Thanks buddy, much appreciated! Hope you're kick'n arse'n tak'n names!
The genius idea with the flipping grip. I Like it :) I was wondering how to combine the bench dogs and the beveled edge of the vise. That's the answer)
Oh-man, that's made my day! Glad to of helped Andrii! Sorry for the late reply, I do try and answer all comments once a week. Hope you're well and safe, cheers, Ben. 🙂
I want to make such a vise bench myself. Looks like I've gotten too lazy :-) you did a great job again. congratulations. I enjoyed watching the details.
Thanks buddy, its well worth it to get what youre working on up higher especially with hand tools! 🖖
@@HewAndAwe I agree with you. see you buddy. take care.
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 very pro
Thank you Garbis - hope you're well!
Very good, parabéns, fantástico. Ok.
Thank you Francisco, hope you're well!
Great work! Inspired me to also order a set too and build my own :) (currently binge watching the rest of your vids by the way haha)
Thank you Harris, theyre not bad for the money mate to be fair - the thread is a little on the long side TBH, I cant see me ever using them for stock that thick...
@@HewAndAwe Hopefully they arrive soon! I have noticed they are a little long... do you find they get in the way when planing? Might add a thickness of wood or two behind the back of the jaws to make them a little shorter.
Was a toss up between those and making my own using two tail vices.
Cheers for the reply! And keep making videos :)
I could swear I replied to this bud 😬 I did exactly the same the first time with the same vices, was a pain in the arse! How are you finding yours?
Amazing work,congrats, can you tell the measurements? Long, wide, and distance between screws? Thanks👍
Thank you Luis, the distance between the screw is 610mm the other dimensions are up to you, especially the height.
Nice build! Do you find that the protruding metal "screws" get in the way? I think it would be perfect if the screws fed back into the bench instead of protruding out the front of the hand wheels.
They do a bit and there’s nothing I can do bar cut them shorter as the thread is welded to the back plate.
It does me in that the world's designed for midgets and I'm only 5'10. I'm planning to add something to my workbench like this for holding - and another full of holes to attach an exhaust to for sanding. Then things will be up higher. That's a quality piece of work you've got there - will it attach to the workbench or rely on being solid to hold it still?
Thank you Chris, yeah it can be used with its own weight but I do clamp it to my bench, had a few goes at some dovetails yesterday and it was so much more comfortable and my sawing was bang on which was nice. I know what you mean about height, I'm 5' 9" and find everything to low bar dinning tables.
Smashed it again Ben! I love your videos, and always learn something new. I'm definitely borrowing your wedge making jig idea!
When you cut the mitres on your mitre saw, are they good to go straight off the saw?
Thanks Chris, yeah as long as the blade is sharp i do tend to sneak up on mitres though more so so there's no burning and for a nice smooth cut.
Love this build, Ben. Where did you get the hardware from - in Poland?
Hi Paul, thankfully not a bit colder to home workshop heaven 👍 www.workshopheaven.com/york-moxon-wood-vice-without-wood.html?gclid=CjwKCAjwq5-WBhB7EiwAl-HEkgXMMwv0P04tP0dWN6v7Bq_q6YvTSVhp6Ihiuw2VDklD5qgDJ-vzzRoCa5sQAvD_BwE
@@HewAndAwe Thanks. Looks fine, I need such vice to practise my dovetails.
Plans! Where are the plans?
Not sure if I said in the vid but something like that is completely personal, I don’t know how tall you are I don’t know how high your bench is I could go on and on.
great video. what router bit is that? thanks
Was just a 45 degree chamfer bit 👍
@@HewAndAwe what size was the roundover? thks
Could you share where you've got your screws from ?
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@@HewAndAwe THX. Will check that out. I was under impression that you've got them from Poland
@@MichaBryka Yes thats where they are made mate.
nice job.. Where did you source the hardware ?
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@@HewAndAwe thanks for the info. I often wonder that these workbench are works of art and in some ways not meant to take the knocks and chips off active duty.. Great workmanship, I too like to see the flaws in wood shine.
Nice bench. Wow. Good old 70's porn music in background 😜
It’s 70’s funk 😂