Loving all of your videos and ingenious solutions to small-shop problems. All the folding vise needs now is some kind of retention system for the star knobs, so they can be left in the vise board when in the folded-down/ stored position.
Very nice. I'll have to give it a go too. One thing I'd suggest though is that when you drill into the bench top for the threaded inserts I would drill all the way through. It would make it easier to clean out sawdust and debris by letting it fall through.
Well, this is a darn clever idea! And, I’ll use it, by golly. If the bench had dog holes or t-track it would be even faster to secure the vice and get rid of it. Still, really brilliant, thanks.
Good idea and video. I did something similar for both my Bose and my 2 wheel grinder. I didn’t make the slide though. I put the vise on wood as you did and also my grinder on another. I lined up four holes the same in both the wood bases. Then inserted four threaded inserts into my workbench. Also used knob bolts. Just place whichever I want on the table screw it in and wala, secured!
I think I'm going to make one of these, with a slight change longer t track frame and hinges on the 90 degree from vise base so can fold and slide in saying against bottom of workbench out of way. Thanks for the inspiration and great video
Excellent. I have a similar situation in my shop; my vice is for a bit heavier use, so the method I used is a bit more robust, but very much the same general idea.
That was very good, same as ur box joint jig. I made ur box joint jig it works very well I only use 3/4" Sewood so that's all I made it for. Again very well done Thanks
New subscriber - I love your ideas, builds and videos. Thank you! Could you turn down the music though? Makes it really difficult to watch when I keep having to change volume between talking and music parts...
Nice project. I am planning my next workbench and you gave me an idea or two. Only one comment. The strings from your hoodie are a potential hazard. Especially when working around the table saw.
i like the idea, just curious on how those hinges and joints are holding up, now that it's been almost 2 years since you posted this, i always worry about that kind of stuff breaking , and falling on something expensive, like my foot, vise's are very heavy, please let me know, i'm looking for a solution to the same problem you have,,,, no space
Vielen Dank. Klar können Sie sich das nachbauen. Wenn ich nicht wollte, dass man es nachbaut, würde ich meine Ideen nicht veröffentlichen. Ich habe ja auch schon das eine oder andere nachgebaut. Aber trotzdem danke fürs fragen. Grüsse aus der Schweiz 🇨🇭
Sehr gute Idee! Muss ja nicht gleich klappbar sein, was natürlich die optimale Variante ist, aber der Schraubstock auf einer eigenen Holzplatte befestigt und mit geeigneten Rändelschrauben und eingelassenen Gewinden in der Werkbank schnell montierbar. Werd´ich wohl so machen.
Wonderful build. This is only the 2nd of your videos that I’ve watched. Because of the first, I subscribed. And both have been top notch. I’m hoping-praying actually-that your additional videos that I plan to watch don’t make me suffer through a soundtrack as punishing as the one you chose for the ‘vice clip’ offering. It was truly awful. But just so you know…….I’m not a quitter!
I too have limited space and find this an interesting idea. However, I'm concerned about the weight of the vise on those hinges - how is it holding up [31 Oct 2019]?
this is the exact comment/question i was hoping was in here, and had been answered. i was thinking it would have been nice to lock it in place when stored away somehow, that took the weight off the hinges.
Or, alternatively, thicken the board (say, 12 mm Ply, & expand the slipway - that'd be enough to employ longer screws/fixings, the weight differential would be negligible), Anthony ?
Parabéns pela ideia, eu estou precisando fazer uma adaptação destas na minha bancada, acredito que além de ficar ótimo com a morsa, pode ser aplicada a mesma ideia para o esmeril. Abraço aqui do Brasil 🇧🇷
@@ISIMPLYBUILTIT Further to that, it might be an idea to have a couple of nut inserts on the underside of the bench which you could screw the stowed bolts into, this would take the strain away from the hinges too.
So have you used your vice with any steel pipe and used a pipe wrench to really tork down or break loose any pipe that is difficult to break loose? Have you used it with a 2 pound shop hammer to flatten any steel round stock? Just wanted to know if you put it through what a shop vice would go through.
Well done & so useful ! ---- As a novice woodworker but in the health field, I have never liked any loose-fitting clothing or with strings dangling from them, when around any machine with moveable parts. Please, zip in your sweatshirt draw strings when working around tools!😔
Fantastic solution! I have a question. Will the weight of the wise overload the hinges when it is under the table? It will probably break them. Thanks!
..... However, inadequate clothing can be VERY DANGEROUS in a workshop !!!! Those hanging LACES over turning machines are.... yeeak !!! Thank you for the video !! But KEEP SAFE Please !!
Very nicely done!! This video was done in such a manner as to allow those of us viewing to try and replicate your work. I have a question...Are you concerned with the weight of the vise as it is stored under the bench hanging? I was wondering if its weight might possible be too much for the hinges to hold it. Thank you and also thank you for allowing us to subscribe to your channel! Bless you sir!
Thank you man. No i was not really concerned. Because the screws are loaded on shear and not on traction. That means the weight will be hold by the screws and not by the wood. And such a screw in plywood holds more as we think. To mount the whole construction under the table top, i used many screws. By the way, the vise weighs 13 kg.
great build but wouldn't the router have made short work of the hinge recess and PLEASE , lose the music, so annoying , thanks for posting from Garry in the UK
Thank you. Maybe that way it would be gone faster, but i'm not so good at freehand routing, and at this time i haden't a router table. In future videos there will be another type of music, just quieter.
Good video so far but I had to stop and comment on the music track because it is not level with your voice track. I have to turn it down because the music it's too loud then up again to hear your voice. Hope this helps
Musik ist viel zu laut im Vergleich zum Gesprochenen. Sehr schöne Idee, ich hätte vielleicht irgendwie 2 Scharniere eingebaut und die Führungsschiene länger, dass man beim runterklappen den Schraubstock noch mit in die Führungsschiene mit einschieben könnte. Was ich nicht so toll finde, dass Du fast alles in Zeitraffer zeigst, das ist unheimlich anstrengend für die Augen und manche Sachen würde ich schon gern in normaler Geschwindigkeit sehen. Dies soll nur konstruktive Kritik sein,mist nicht bös gemeint. Abonniert hab ich trotzdem 😉😊👍
my boss showed me something, playing cards make very good spacers , shims, they are all exactly the same and you get 54 for a dollar, they are also very durable
You are a blooming GENIUS!!
Utterly brilliant! Thank you for posting.
Loving all of your videos and ingenious solutions to small-shop problems.
All the folding vise needs now is some kind of retention system for the star knobs, so they can be left in the vise board when in the folded-down/ stored position.
Very nice. I'll have to give it a go too. One thing I'd suggest though is that when you drill into the bench top for the threaded inserts I would drill all the way through. It would make it easier to clean out sawdust and debris by letting it fall through.
Well, this is a darn clever idea! And, I’ll use it, by golly. If the bench had dog holes or t-track it would be even faster to secure the vice and get rid of it. Still, really brilliant, thanks.
Man. Your voice is spot on for the Zec. You sound just like him. Oh, and cool vise, very well done!
You gave me a really interesting cue because I changed Work Bench and I did not know where to put the vise. Thanks a very good idea.
This is an awesome build! Could do without the music, tho.
Thanks.
In newer and future videos are no music anymore.
@@ISIMPLYBUILTIT You could sing your commentary. What could go wrong?
Agreed, the music is distracting and can barely here him speak.
Great project and well executed. It's always nice to see the finished item at the start of the video, cheers.
Good idea and video. I did something similar for both my Bose and my 2 wheel grinder. I didn’t make the slide though. I put the vise on wood as you did and also my grinder on another. I lined up four holes the same in both the wood bases. Then inserted four threaded inserts into my workbench. Also used knob bolts. Just place whichever I want on the table screw it in and wala, secured!
That's also a good solution.
Que genial idea !!, buen trabajo, con su permiso la implentare en mi taller.
Very good idea...very nice...Thank . Norbert.
Thanks
I think I'm going to make one of these, with a slight change longer t track frame and hinges on the 90 degree from vise base so can fold and slide in saying against bottom of workbench out of way. Thanks for the inspiration and great video
That's are very neat way to store your wise off the bench
Genau so eine Lösung habe ich gesucht. Danke für das Video. Werde es zeitnah umsetzen.
Gerne. Freut mich wenn ich durch meine Idee helfen kann :-)
Very nice. Thank you for sharing. I love how you treat your tools and your workspace!
Thank you!
Excellent job. I am impressed by your precision and craftsmanship.
Thank you so much
Great stuff....except for the music.....annoying gain/loud/soft.
Keo's Best De
Very well done! The best video I've seen on this subject! You must be either Swiss or German as quality workmanship is a hallmark!
Thank you very much. I really appreciate that. Yeah you‘re right, i‘m a swiss guy ;-)
Excellent. I have a similar situation in my shop; my vice is for a bit heavier use, so the method I used is a bit more robust, but very much the same general idea.
Thanks.
Top Work ,good Idea -
think i will copy this
That's a clever build. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks
Seriously, I could do without the loud music! Otherwise....nice build. :)
VERY LOUD MUSIC lose it
That was very good, same as ur box joint jig. I made ur box joint jig it works very well I only use 3/4" Sewood so that's all I made it for.
Again very well done
Thanks
Thank you.
Excellent video and process. Thanks for sharing
Thank you
That is brilliant!!!. Well done great idea.
That is such a cool design. Thanks for sharing
Thank you
Excellent idea! 👍
Thank you
I need to do something like that in my workshop but it won't be as good looking as yours, thanks for the inspiration 👍
You do nice work.
New subscriber - I love your ideas, builds and videos. Thank you!
Could you turn down the music though? Makes it really difficult to watch when I keep having to change volume between talking and music parts...
Thank you. In the newer Videos, the music is not so loud.
@@ISIMPLYBUILTIT Brilliant - thanks. Sorry to have moaned, but I often watch on headphones so big changes in volume can really make me jump!
@@rjamsbury1 you could turn sound off for that video, turn CC on , and listen to something you like , that's what i usually do
that is a great idea.... Well done. i will keep it in mind making one as needed.
Thank you.
This is a great idea. I am on ebay now buying an engineers vice. Never had the space foe one. I do now :)
Thanks. I‘m glad if this helped you.
Magnifica idea, me gusta para esconder la licuadora en la cocina!
Nice project. I am planning my next workbench and you gave me an idea or two.
Only one comment. The strings from your hoodie are a potential hazard. Especially when working around the table saw.
Love it! I've got to make one of these. Thanks!
Thank you!
Dan! I sure am Glad you do not play loud music in your videos!
Good idea für using the bench vice. A french cleat system would also be nice for your tools. 👍
very ingenious you have a beautifuls ideas
Superb idea.
Awesome job
Thank you.
Great work!!!
i like the idea, just curious on how those hinges and joints are holding up, now that it's been almost 2 years since you posted this, i always worry about that kind of stuff breaking , and falling on something expensive, like my foot, vise's are very heavy, please let me know, i'm looking for a solution to the same problem you have,,,, no space
Sehr clever ausgedacht. Mit Ihrer Erlaubnis baue ich mir auch so etwas . Grüße aus Belgien
Vielen Dank. Klar können Sie sich das nachbauen. Wenn ich nicht wollte, dass man es nachbaut, würde ich meine Ideen nicht veröffentlichen. Ich habe ja auch schon das eine oder andere nachgebaut. Aber trotzdem danke fürs fragen. Grüsse aus der Schweiz 🇨🇭
Great idea. Going to make the same for my hoby shop.Thanks for sharing!
Thank you. I‘m glad if you like it.
Thank you again. I finished it today and I'm very hapy with the result.
magic!!!! super je vais le fabriquer merci
Great channel. It's great to see German precision is not dead :-)
Thank you. Actually it's Swiss precision 😊🇨🇭
Even better :D
Brilliant!
Brilliant!!
how heavy of a vice do you think this will work for?
Have mercy! The techno-pop is killing me!😢
Good stuff. Thank you.
Gute Idee super gebaut.
Danke Dir???
Super idea danke für das ich will auch machen
Dónde puedo conseguir ese hermosa tornillo de banco acá en México
hi
do you have a link to the counter sink you have (2:45, blue bosch drill) ?
Thanks
Sehr gute Idee! Muss ja nicht gleich klappbar sein, was natürlich die optimale Variante ist, aber der Schraubstock auf einer eigenen Holzplatte befestigt und mit geeigneten Rändelschrauben und eingelassenen Gewinden in der Werkbank schnell montierbar. Werd´ich wohl so machen.
Danke
Let me understand the thickness you have on the piece where there is the vise is equal to the thickness of the worktop or has a double size? Thank you
Right!
Wonderful build. This is only the 2nd of your videos that I’ve watched. Because of the first, I subscribed.
And both have been top notch.
I’m hoping-praying actually-that your additional videos that I plan to watch don’t make me suffer through a soundtrack as punishing as the one you chose for the ‘vice clip’ offering. It was truly awful.
But just so you know…….I’m not a quitter!
Спасибо,отличную идею подал. 👍👍👌
I too have limited space and find this an interesting idea. However, I'm concerned about the weight of the vise on those hinges - how is it holding up [31 Oct 2019]?
I had never problems so far. I built it 1,5 years ago.
this is the exact comment/question i was hoping was in here, and had been answered. i was thinking it would have been nice to lock it in place when stored away somehow, that took the weight off the hinges.
Great idea but the short screws in the hinges are a possible weak point. I would have put bolts through perhaps
Hmm, maybe. It is a heavy vise. But I don't see the room to put the screws any further into the plywood without it protruding. A third hinge, maybe?
Or, alternatively, thicken the board (say, 12 mm Ply, & expand the slipway - that'd be enough to employ longer screws/fixings, the weight differential would be negligible), Anthony ?
Thank you so much.
Parabéns pela ideia, eu estou precisando fazer uma adaptação destas na minha bancada, acredito que além de ficar ótimo com a morsa, pode ser aplicada a mesma ideia para o esmeril.
Abraço aqui do Brasil 🇧🇷
Nice job, put rubber o-rings on the bottom of the bolts and they will stay attached to the bottom of the vice holder when it is stowed
That's indeed a good idea.
@@ISIMPLYBUILTIT Further to that, it might be an idea to have a couple of nut inserts on the underside of the bench which you could screw the stowed bolts into, this would take the strain away from the hinges too.
So have you used your vice with any steel pipe and used a pipe wrench to really tork down or break loose any pipe that is difficult to break loose? Have you used it with a 2 pound shop hammer to flatten any steel round stock? Just wanted to know if you put it through what a shop vice would go through.
Super Idee ;-)
This is great. I'm saved this; and I'm going to see if I can do something with this in my 'shop.
Thank you.
I'm sure you can.
Do you have plans for this?
Not yet
Genius
Thank you.
Nice video ... cut the music please. 🤔 worth a subscription. Enjoyed your attention to detail.
Ich bin immer von deinen Videos begeistert, heute auch. Nur die Musik ist etwas zu laut geraten. Gruß aus München
Well done & so useful ! ---- As a novice woodworker but in the health field, I have never liked any loose-fitting clothing or with strings dangling from them, when around any machine with moveable parts. Please, zip in your sweatshirt draw strings when working around tools!😔
Thank you. I have already cut the strings off.
Great video, but why the deafening music???
Why don’t you use stepped bolt. This way your device and vice would hold the bolts till the vice is deployed and used.
That's a good idea.
That's freaking smart!
Thanks for sharing :-)
Thanks.
Great video and idea..i had to turn volume off music was too stressful. .cheers
Excellent video. The music is WAY too loud though.
Thanks. In newer videos are no music anymore.
Fantastic solution! I have a question.
Will the weight of the wise overload the hinges when it is under the table? It will probably break them.
Thanks!
Thanks. No that's not a problem at all. The hinges are too big that they can break.
for small things ok, but if you need to pry hard those mounts are coming out!!!
..... However, inadequate clothing can be VERY DANGEROUS in a workshop !!!! Those hanging LACES over turning machines are.... yeeak !!! Thank you for the video !! But KEEP SAFE Please !!
Great idea! I subscribe to your Channel.
Thank you!
Excelente ideia, pena que não entendo alemão e não tive acesso as medidas.
Obrigado
Very nicely done!! This video was done in such a manner as to allow those of us viewing to try and replicate your work. I have a question...Are you concerned with the weight of the vise as it is stored under the bench hanging? I was wondering if its weight might possible be too much for the hinges to hold it. Thank you and also thank you for allowing us to subscribe to your channel! Bless you sir!
Thank you man. No i was not really concerned. Because the screws are loaded on shear and not on traction. That means the weight will be hold by the screws and not by the wood. And such a screw in plywood holds more as we think. To mount the whole construction under the table top, i used many screws. By the way, the vise weighs 13 kg.
Thank you so much for responding the my question. Have a wonderful week!!
Mutig, mutig mit deutschem Leim!!! 👍👍👍 Hält der den Überhaupt? ;-)
Great idea and nice build. "Music" terrible.
sauber!
Dankeschön!
Очень поучительный урок по врезке петли. Очень долго смотрел!!!!!!
спасибо
great build but wouldn't the router have made short work of the hinge recess and PLEASE , lose the music, so annoying , thanks for posting from Garry in the UK
Thank you. Maybe that way it would be gone faster, but i'm not so good at freehand routing, and at this time i haden't a router table. In future videos there will be another type of music, just quieter.
The music was ok. I liked the back ground music.
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Thanks
Good video so far but I had to stop and comment on the music track because it is not level with your voice track. I have to turn it down because the music it's too loud then up again to hear your voice. Hope this helps
Thanks. In the newest videos are no more music.
@@ISIMPLYBUILTIT I didn't realize how old this video was until after I commented
Musik ist viel zu laut im Vergleich zum Gesprochenen. Sehr schöne Idee, ich hätte vielleicht irgendwie 2 Scharniere eingebaut und die Führungsschiene länger, dass man beim runterklappen den Schraubstock noch mit in die Führungsschiene mit einschieben könnte.
Was ich nicht so toll finde, dass Du fast alles in Zeitraffer zeigst, das ist unheimlich anstrengend für die Augen und manche Sachen würde ich schon gern in normaler Geschwindigkeit sehen. Dies soll nur konstruktive Kritik sein,mist nicht bös gemeint.
Abonniert hab ich trotzdem 😉😊👍
geile Idee!!! werd ich auch so umsätzen, da wenig platz vorhanden:D welchen schraubstock hast du da?
Danke Dir. Den habe ich im Baumarkt gekauft als er mal Aktion war.
The same comments for two years. Make the music quieter so that you can watch the video until the end!
WHY do all these DIY project videos have fucking HORRIBLE music??
Yeah i know. This was at the beginning of my TH-cam career and i thought it would be cool. In newer videos are no music anymore.
Great vise storage, but not very stable to use the vise with.
It‘s stable enough for my tasks.
Great design but get rid of those hanging strings round your neck before they catch on rotating machines and choke you
Thanks. I allready cutted them off.
6:06 don't wear loose things around the blade 🤦♂️
ich liebe Deutsche wenn die englisch sprechen. so witziiiiiig 🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂😂
my boss showed me something, playing cards make very good spacers , shims, they are all exactly the same and you get 54 for a dollar, they are also very durable
Had to mute the sound...my eyeballs started to rattle around in my head !
Nice space saving idea. Love d it but could please get rid of that music, and cut the volume a lot!!!