IMO it would be better to have the threaded rods attached to the knobs. When the knobs are tightened the rods extend toward the back instead of poking out.
3. comments for your glue ups. 1. Cauls. Cuts way down on how many clamps you need. 2. Salt, or sand. Sprinkle a little in your glue and when you clamp them, they won't move around so much. 3. Glue. You can use much less.
I started whipping one of these up myself. I'm not finished with mine yet though. I just got my boards glued together as I was in the same boat with not having them thick enough. Two boards together gets me the perfect thickness though. Just have to make the holes now so this was great to watch. My simple brain was curious why the oblong holes on the face but I figured it out. I'm used to welding not woodworking so some processes are similar and other very different. All in all though, nice video! It helped answer a few questions I had about my own vise.
I made pretty much the same thing but on a tighter budget. I used regular old F clamps in place of the threaded rods. It works and I didn't have to buy anything else. PS great channel and so happy I found it!
Great looking vice. I hope you and your family have a lovely xmas and a brilliant new year and would like to say thanks for sharing your work with us on youtube.
Nice job. Great inspiration. Excellent results. Moxon vises are ideal for small shops / workbenches. You might consider selling the knobs.
brilliant!
I really like this build, especially since it doesn't require you to modify your workbench. Great storage idea, too. Nice work!
Thank you! 😊
IMO it would be better to have the threaded rods attached to the knobs. When the knobs are tightened the rods extend toward the back instead of poking out.
Good idea 👍
3. comments for your glue ups.
1. Cauls. Cuts way down on how many clamps you need.
2. Salt, or sand. Sprinkle a little in your glue and when you clamp them, they won't move around so much.
3. Glue. You can use much less.
Thanks for the ideas!
lol that demo of the problem statement, been there too many times and thinking 'sheesh i should do something about this'
Haha, me too.
Great storage idea Thanks
Glad you liked it!
I started whipping one of these up myself. I'm not finished with mine yet though. I just got my boards glued together as I was in the same boat with not having them thick enough. Two boards together gets me the perfect thickness though. Just have to make the holes now so this was great to watch. My simple brain was curious why the oblong holes on the face but I figured it out. I'm used to welding not woodworking so some processes are similar and other very different.
All in all though, nice video! It helped answer a few questions I had about my own vise.
Glad it helped!
I made pretty much the same thing but on a tighter budget. I used regular old F clamps in place of the threaded rods. It works and I didn't have to buy anything else.
PS great channel and so happy I found it!
That’s a great idea!
Great looking vice. I hope you and your family have a lovely xmas and a brilliant new year and would like to say thanks for sharing your work with us on youtube.
Merry Christmas to you and yours too!
wow, im gonna try the same thnks!
Have fun!
Great vidao. Nice vise.
I think making the elongated hole would have worked better with a forstner bit, if you have the right size.
Quite possibly. Live and learn!
Saya suka konten anda, amazing
Thanks!
Perigo! Duas barras expostas podem causar sério acidente. Cubra com dois pedaços de madeira polidos.
It can be, you’re correct. Good idea about putting some wood at the end.
Would that be a French-Canadian cleat? Great job, thanks for sharing.
Haha, that’s a good one. Thanks for watching!