Moxon Vise All Wood No Metal Parts with Camlocks. Hardwood Version.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ส.ค. 2024
- Whats happening everyone. In this video I build a hardwood version of the camlock moxon vise, I take you through the build from start to finish so you can can build it yourself.
Full set of plans here drive.google.c...
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Nice! I’ve added this project to my “to do” list.
I've been thinking of buying a vice, but now I'm itching to build one. Thanks!
Glad you liked it
I'm so glad the video location is marked as Ireland. I never would have guessed on my own :P
Well I have been asked was I from Scotland and Australia
I really like the fact that you know a lot of your audience is from the States and you use imperial measurements as well as metric on your dimensions. Great project. Need to look through my stash and see what I have for timbers to build the hardwood version.
Thanks so much for sharing this design! I really appreciate how lay out the parts and explain what they are before starting the build.
Glad it was helpful!
75% of viewers aren't sub'd to ur channel John lad??? What an absolute disgrace.. Shame on all of yee for not smashing the likes like good ppl. Come on now good ppl.
John gives us gr8 content as always and it doesn't cost us a bloody cent to subscribe and like and while ur at it HIT THE BELL NOTIFICATION as well please.. Thanks..
Brilliant Vise John. I only have plywood, MDF & OSB 3 board atm. I think I will be waiting awhile til I can get some nice Walnut and oak to build my own one of these but it's an absolute belter though mate. Keep up the gr8 content bro
Outstanding woodworking!! Thank you for your work, really appreciate "nice and simple" vise.
HI John my son seen these u made and said to me dad have a look at them and I will love them. he was rite I love them will make a set. thanks.
you are welcome
The hardwood vice looks great John a handy bit of kit 👍👍👍
Thx John. Great video👍✌️👌🏿
That’s an Amazing Moxon Vise. Thank You for sharing,, That will be my next project.
Here is the plans. drive.google.com/file/d/19MpoQRHe7NdRVwbXl9Zr4BR9jSn3LGmi/view
I think I'd like to make it with the hardware all made with hardwood and the jaws made of white pine. That way, the jaws won't dent my work, and when they get chewed up, I just replace them.
Plesure to see your project thanks for sharing nice vise I am going to build one on my small carving table
Great, glad you like the design
John this is inspiring. It's a brilliant idea and I hope that you have patented it (assuming that you can). At one point in the video you said you were afraid that you hadn't explained something all that well. In fact you are one of the great explainers. That's just one of your gifts, but it's the one that would mean the most to me. To be a great teacher is the best thing there is. Keep it up. Next time I'm home I'm coming to find you!
Thanks Kevin, appreciate it.
Excellent. Thank you for sharing. I prefer videos with instructions and explanations weather done during filming or narrated.
Eddy from Canada EH
Glad you enjoyed it!
That came out beautifully.
Outstanding Moxon vise, you have convinced me and I am going to build one just like it. Thanks so much
Excellent results. I suggest dowels or pins through the handles at the ash pieces for added strength if need be.
Dude, I have been looking for something like this for my Ron Paulk benchtop. I can make this work quite nicely. Thanks for the idea and build video.
Simple to you, (you provably work daily with wood), (I might get 5 hrs in a month). The process is well explained between the two videos and that will be helpful - thank you. I think you have a vise system that will be copied many times into the future - well done.
Not as hard as you might think here is the plans if you want to have a go drive.google.com/open?id=19Mp..
@@JohnMcGrathManInShed Thank you for the link. I'm excited about trying to make this over the summer. Hi from MN, USA.
Great work and and another good vice, can never have enough vice's. Smart design again.
Thank you very much!
I did mean to say "vise"..oops
Cheers from the USA. Great movxon vice.
Thanks glad you liked it
Hate that it took me this long to find your channel. Love your vids
Cheers Adam welcome along.
Found it!! 👍
I like when you say metric and imperial once in a while because it's great to be used to both.
Cam leverage is so great
This! This is the correct side to be on in the imperial-metric war!
Man thats beautiful. 👍👍
Thanks 👍
All wood, can be flat packed, portable, lightweight, and good looking, what more can you ask from a vise!
Nicely done John 😁. Looking forward to seeing you using it in upcoming videos. Great job from start to Finnish, well done. Thanks for the videos and Stay safe 😁👍
Thanks 👍
Okay! I really like this design and I am going to make one for my shop. Thank you for going through all the particulars of the design. This will be a fun build.
You are so welcome!
That’s superb, I like that contrast in the woods
That's magnificent and so beautiful. I really want to build one. Your video was so thorough and informative. Subscribed and liked immediately.
Welcome aboard!
Pretty beautiful job, John! 😃
Works great and looks great!
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Thanks 👍
As you said: nice and simple! Great job. Looking forward to building it myself.
Go for it!
That was really useful, thanks! I'm going to add on a platform between the two sliding arms (don't know really how to describe it, but Slojberg sells one) to make a nice work surface. I think I'll try and add dog holes to the vice face and the surface so I can use the vise to clamp larger pieces against the dogs. This actually looks like something I can do!!!
Wowsa! Simple affordable and a work of art.
Thank you! Cheers!
Exceptional build John. Thanks for sharing.
No problem glad you liked it!
I absolutely love this! Brilliant design! I know what my next shop project is! A little constructive criticism; you use the phrase "nice and simple" way to much. Keep up the great work!
I'm really enjoying your back catalogue of videos as I've recently started woodworking. I love the idea of an all wood vice - partly because the aesthetic but mostly as I'm on a very tight budget. That being the case, I don't have access to a bandsaw to shape the cams but I'm guessing that at a push, it would be possible to use a saw and rasp to achieve the rounded profile on them?
Very cool project, John! Love your ingenuity.
Glad you enjoyed it
Nice one!! I’m going to save the $50 for wheels and threaded rod and go this way...thanks
That's amazing John, well done!!! Hair is growing fast too :)
Great build brother! I know you’re proud of it. I’ll probably have my go at it by end of the month.
Beautiful work
Thank you very much!
Love it John...well done
Nice buddy
Glad you liked it
Really like this vice, need a couple of hold fasts to make it even easier to use.
John McGrath I really like using the Veritas hold down.
Good sir where do you live?
I would love to have some plans for that
Great job mate! I need to build a decent workbench before I tackle something like this! But a great idea for the future
thanks, you really don't need a fancy bench it will clamp to anything.
Yeah it looks really good. If you have a chance to check out my channel though you’ll see I’m working on a very dodgy, unsteady bench 😂 I have no doubt the vice would hold, but the neck would move with every stroke of the plane haha
Hi John, great build pal, really enjoyed it. I think you'll need a second mortgage to build your bench out of hardwood. Regards Jim
It will be smaller and may take some time lol
Very nice
Thanks
I agree - from the U.S. 🙂
After having this vise for a over a year, how pleased are you with it? I know you built that Moxon vise with metal components in another video, so I'm just wondering what your thoughts are, now in 2021
It works well but could do with some fine tuning to the design. I haven't had time to sit and think about it.
The holes drilled on the pieces that the cams are attached to are spaced according to your cam design?
IE 15mm down to your cam pivot, 15 mm and 7.5mm hole spacing?
EXCELENTE THANKS
You are welcome!
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enjoying your videos mate was thinking have u ever looked at mortice chisel's for your drill press and do a review on them im from england and i got mine from a place called screwfix not sure if u have that in irland
I must get one
I like it! out of curiosity, do you think if you did beveled cam arm mortices (or maybe just a little bigger) you should still be able to lock it down just fine, but then it would also give you a little more play for locking in angled pieces? don't know if that's even necessary, but it was just a though :) thanks for another great video!
you could but the front of the vice would be very loose
@@JohnMcGrathManInShed ah, true good point lol
Craftsman and artist. Thank you! Do you think there will be any issues with the pins indenting the back of the fixed jaw?
It will leave some indenting in the maple, a sacrificial piece of hard wood at the back would sort that and could be replaced as needed
Bonjour chouette mais pourriez-vous donner les plans merci
I'm working on the plans should have them soon
Where do you get your wood from?
McMahon's is where is get it mostly.
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You seem pleasant but the death cult symbology drove me away.