Bench Vise and Dog Holes - Bonus Clip
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Great video. Detailed, easy to follow - really well done. Ended up buying both the vise and bench dogs and installation was a snap. Thanks again...
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Superb demonstration on how to mount that type of vice on a bench. Simpleest one I have seen and so doable!
Shawn the vise and dogs look really handy to have on your bench,thanks for showing how you installed everything,on your workbench it looks like you will get plenty of good use from them,all the best to you and your family
+Ron “Big Ron” Sanford Thank you, Ron.
Love the dog and vice! those just completely change the shop flow! Looking forward to future projects on them!
+Wood By Wright Thanks! I appreciate you stopping by.
Any time! I love your work!
Great addition to your workbench. I'm sure you'll appreciate it when it comes time to use it. Thanks for the video.
+KSFWG Thanks Dave.
Excellent video, probably the best and most straight forward vise install video I've seen.
Like the stop motion! Also great explanation of how you installed everything!
+Josh Millar Thanks, Josh.
Cool! It's nice to see a reasonable way to add a dog setup without a special vice.
+Michael Lawing Thanks!
Thank you Mr. Stone. Very helpful video and just in time, as I'am installing similar vise on my work bench.
+Sam K Perfect timing I guess. Lol. Thanks for watching.
really wish you would have put this video out like 6 months ago when I bought mine and had no instructions lol. I got it up though, but now see where I went wrong. Thanks for the video on it.
Like the additions to the workbench! Vice gives just enough opening to get a 2x4 in plus the dog holes and securing to the top! Nice! Yea, stop motion is tough and one of the reasons why I admire Frank Howarths' video work!
+MRrwmac Thank you. So far I'm getting good use out of it.
Nice, just what I was looking for. Bril flourish at the end. Makes a great presentation even greater.
+Pedro Thanks for watching.
Generally speaking, the tops of the wooden jaws would be installed slightly higher than the benches top & planed down to an exact match. This would result in a increased dog height as a result too. Generally, the top metal edge of the rear jaw would be mounted just a hair beneath the bench top edge. Once this is achieved, it is time to install the wooden jaws in whatever thickness one desires. In this instance drilling a 3/4" dog hole I would use approx. a 1.5" thick block of wood or thicker for the wall strength, however this is a light duty work vise, so I assume you will be OK. Looks like a nice functional setup, good job.
Thanks for sharing,
Bill on the Hill... :-)
Thanks for posting. I just got the same exact vice and Kreg dogs delivered the other day. Glad I stumbled on this!
+Rick Troiani Thank you!
What an awesome, simple, inexpensive wood vise solution. Cheers! Chris.
+Cactus Makeshop Thanks for watching
Looks good, Shawn! I really need to add one of these to my bench.
+Carter Wilson Workshop with Bradley Boggs It's proven to be a great addition. Thanks for watching.
This is the vise I purchased to be my first, sturdy, inexpensive, uncomplicated, a good learning vise in my opinion. I will eventually get a larger own, but that is a ways down the road.
+Ian Johnson good deal. Thanks for watching.
Nice vid! I've been looking at a bunch of different guides for installing vises, but it seems like there are a ton of different designs out there. Took a surprising amount of time to find an install video of someone using the type of vise I bought. Thanks!
+Sawta Thank you, glad I could help.
great Video Shawn. I never realized that the rubber inserts could be used in the dog holes directly.
+Dread Knot Woodshop yep! Thanks for watching Darryl.
Nice work Shawn, I need one of these too, just add it to my list lol.
+SouthernGinger Appreciate it, Zach.
Thanks for helping me understand the installation process for a 6 inch vice.
+Richard Rust glad you found it useful.
Best video I have seen on building a Workbench Dog Table.
Thank you
Good stuff Shawn! I need to do something similar. Thanks for the ideas!
+donny carter Thanks, Donny! Missed ya in ATL.
Shawn, Nice job. Well done. Good to meet you in Atlanta.
+MySaw Thank you! It was nice talking to you.
Hello, great clear explanation, just what i was looking for, you really helped me out. Subscribed, thanks for posting from Australia
Great! Thanks
Nice improvement Shawn, thumbs up.
+OG Timbercraft Thanks Orely!
Well done. Good seeing you
in Atlanta
+John Seymour You too. Thanks for watching.
Nice addition to the table, Shawn. Guess I need to go buy a vice now! LOL
+Chris Williams Lol. Do it.
i just spent a couple hours battling with a good place to clamp some stuff while routing patterns and planing. i really need to build this setup in my outfeed table. thanks for the video!
and thanks for taking the time to put the links up for the products, makes life really easy for my impulse shopping.
+Mike Carr Thanks for watching
I'm just doing my workbench top and you gave me a great idea for my video thank you.I'm subscribing
+Franks DIY thanks for subbing.
Great video, I'm going to have to try this. By the way it was really nice to meet you this weekend at the ATL wood working show.
+ken williams Thanks! Great to meet you as well. It was a good turn out.
That was a great video clip, well done on the film work at the end. That must have taken a lot of work but you did it well.
+SANJAY AHLAWAT Thank you. It was my first stop motion.
Thanks for showing an old man how it is done.
Great video! Just what I needed learn. Thank you!
Thank you all the way from the Uk
Will Walker sent me this direction. Just got the same vise. Cheers,
+Trustin Timber Cool. Thanks. That Will guy is alright. ;)
Thanks for the good project - and clear explanation.
+Thomas O'Brien Thanks for watching.
a vice has got to be one of my next additions to my shop
+Charles Holland It's so handy to have.
Thanks for the video, well done. now I want to add a vice like that to my work table.
+Michael Puffenbarger Awesome! Thanks for watching.
Very similar to my setup, you won't know how you worked without it!
+Nate Crilly Already realizing that. Lol
this was extremely helpful for me. Thank you so much for sharing.
+1kenkelly Thank you for watching.
Made me change direction on how I was going to mount that vice. Irwin vice $20 or less GREAT BUY.
Nice
Thanks man-great tips! Subscribed.
This was so helpful. Thanks so much!
+Hairston Williams and thank you for watching.
Just saw your video and thought (to me) it would be a good idea to put a piece of wood as a backer on your movable jaw on the vice, just in-case you apply a little too much pressure to the work piece in the set-up between the dogs ... just a idea I would do to be safe or at least not have a piece come out ...
I've used oak in a vice before and sometimes it stains the material but this was European Oak, not red oak which I presume is American, This only happens when their is moisture around it stains like ink but very difficult to sand out,
great little video on producing a clamping system on a budget
+Dean Reynolds Very budget friendly. I plan to add leather to the inside clamping surfaces.
Great vid and tips. Enjoyed the stop motion. Thanks
+notchbak I appreciate you watching.
loved the stop motion bit!
Bought the dogs after this video... Think I will grab the clamp as well. Ty
+WoodenCreationz that's awesome man. Glad you liked it.
Great video. Seems like something I could use. Thanks.
+Bill Rolfe Thanks for watching
Nice job! Any reason you didn't make the vice pads even with the bench top?
+James McIntyre Not really. Mainly just wanted to make sure they weren't to high, but also not too low when using dogs.
Nice project,
Nice edit!
+Brian ONeal Thank you
I think I'd drill holes for the dogs at each corner of my bench to allow me to hold table tops and other large pieces for planing or hold them off the bench for staining, etc.
+J. Mann That's an interesting idea.
What a GREAT video!! Exactly what I was looking for! Shawn, could you provide the dimensions of your jaw liners?? That's all I would need to install my wood vise
+James Simpson Thanks James! The jaw liners are 10" X 4.5"
Awesome! Nice addition to the bench. This the same vice thats only 20 bucks at Lowes right now?
+ReaperWoodworks Yep! Thanks for watching
Excellent idea going do same with my vice
Thanks for posting.
+jtm5 Thanks for watching
Great video! I have a question....I have the same kind of vice (but it's metal screw and the two other round metal things ... are way longer). I inherited it from my Dad, tried it once and now when I screwed it back in , it is crooked. Now it is kind of stuck and won't go in nor out really. Any ideas why it got crooked, and how I might tackle fixing it? THANKS. :)
great video. I think thw only thing I would change is maybe for the stationary side of the vise use a thinner pice of wood as 2 3/4 pieces use a lot of vice opening space.
Good point
thanks so much just installed bench vice it worked
+linda miller Good deal. Glad it worked out.
Thanks for your great video. Are the dogs come in different sizes?
Thanks a lot for sharing!
+Helio Thank you for watching
That looks like the same vise I have on my bench, even the oak liners. All i need is the dogs lol. I notice that their made of plastic do you think that it will shorten there life span too much or is it not really anything to worry about?
+KirwanWoodKraft I've found the dogs to be pretty sturdy. So far they're holding up.
Pretty simple, but very useful.
+Bruce A. Ulrich Yes it is. I appreciate you watching.
Good job man , any idea if a bench with 3/4 plywood and 1/4 MDF can make stable holes for dog holes ? Thanks
+jrom hek sounds like it would. I don't see why not.
Are there any plans or videos on your assembly table? I like it!
+mcaleese529 Within the next couple of weeks I plan on making plans and a video on it. I didn't record anything the first time because I made it on the fly.
you may want to add some support to the back of the dog hole in the vice as there is not alot of wood there. Nice vice i had a similar vice it was my grandfathers.
+ian pym Thanks for the tip. So far it's working just fine. Thanks for watching.
Good teacher.
Great Video!
Nice Addition to your table. I have few questions. I noticed that there is a substantial gap between the affixed jaw and the table edge. Why didn't you chisel out the wood to make the jaw flush with the edge of the table so that the red oak is against the edge of the table? Also, the hole you drilled in the red oak for the movable jaw for the dog hole is quite big and it looks like there is maybe a 1/8 of an inch of wood on either side. Doesn't his make the wood very weak in this area? Does it have enough support when you tighten down on the vise? Are you going to add an additional piece of red oak to the back of the jaw to give it some more strength? Just wondering? Thanks for posting the build.
+Jean-Marc Labonte Thanks for watching and commenting first of all. The vise was a simple solution and easy to install. I just used the mounting holes on the vise to screw it to the table. This is my assembly table and the vise is only for a helping hand. The dog hole drilled in the oak board was done knowing that there wouldn't be much material left. So far I haven't had a problem. If I do in the future it's very easy to replace. The traditional style workbench I plan to build will have a more substantial and stable vise solution. Again, thanks for watching.
Thanks for your response and posting the video. Take Care.
Vise and dogs should come in very handy
Looking good Shawn , stop motion takes a lot off time :-)
+Thierry vanlaer Yes it does... But fun to watch.
Thank you!
+Mike Caffery Thanks for watching!
great idea
+Hakeem M Thanks
Hey man cool video. Do you think i could make a twin screw vise using two of the same clamps with one piece of wood attached to both faces of the vises?? Trying to think of a cheaper option for a tail vise on my workbench...
+David Salazar That's interesting. It could work, I think. Definitely try it and let me know.
So yeah it worked out pretty good! I used two vises, lined the center of each vise up with the two rows of dog holes running down my bench and used walnut as the vise jaws. You have to operated the handle's and the same time so it doesn't rack but it holds down the stock very well. Great for dovetailing/planning and whatever else I can think up im sure. Thanks for the inspiration and congrats on 10K subs! you deserve it.
Thanks now I know how to do it, great.
+Rick Rairdon glad to hear it. Thanks for watching.
Excellent video, friend - but that wobbling bench would be driving me up a wall. Secure that thing up and keep up the good work.
Building a new one this year
Great video! What is the width of the jaw liner? Seem really flush to the dog width...
I used poplar as my jaw liners. Do you think that's strong enough or should I swap out for oak? And what type of mounting screws did you use?
Poplar would be fine. I would actually prefer a softer wood than oak so the liners wouldn’t mar my workpiece. I used simple deck screws to attach the vise to the table.
Thanks!
I should also ask: how thick is your wooden jaw on the moving piece where you drilled the dog hole? I have a 3/4" thick piece there now, and that's exactly the diameter of the Kreg dogs (which I also own). I thought about making a 1/2" wood dog out of an oak dowel just for the jaw, but I don't know if that will be strong enough...
What kind of table top is that on your bench? It looks like the dogs were made to go with it. Like the set up.
+James C Martin Jr Ok, Just went back and saw the Shoptalk where you explained your tabletop. Like the set up even more now that I saw that.
+James C Martin Jr Thanks!
Did you get to get a glimpse of Woody Hyezmar's Woodworking Bible? I found it on google thanks to Jeremy, there's some solid stuff in there though it does still need some work.
+Alexutzu Alex No I didn't. Thanks for mentioning it.
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Well done my friend very easy job cool :)
+TJ'S WOODWORKING SHOP Thank you
+TJ'S WOODWORKING SHOP Thank you
It seems like it would be really easy to blow out the face of that backplate. Looks like 1/8" of wood on either side of the dog.
It is. Need to replace it now.
Great video my man. First video I’ve seen from you. I just subscribed to you. I hope you don’t say “I’m gonna go ahead and” in all of your videos as much as in this one though.
Thanks, now that vise can come off the floor and do what was built to do.
Now I know.
+Paul Tyler,D.C. Glad you found the video useful. Thanks for watching.
Awesome
+rejj0313 Thanks!
thanks for this. i just bought this vise and was about to go recess the 2 by to flush it up with bench top. you didn't flush yours so i won't either!
+Charles Holland awesome. It's working just fine for me.
god bless you friend
+Jalba Teodor Thanks
The lag bolts on the table are in the way.
+Mike Barnstable Actually they're not. The vise sits away from the table enough that they do not interfere at all. Thanks for watching.
it yourself furniture plan build .
Isn't it sitting too low to cut timber in the vice 🤔
Nice. I took two of these style vices off an old bench and will be using them on a new one. This will help with installation - thanks. Scott
+The 2 Car Garage Shop Glad you found it useful. Thanks for watching.
Great vid and tips. Enjoyed the stop motion. Thanks
+notchbak Glad you enjoyed it.