Mounting a Pattern Makers Vice In My Bench
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
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A Pattern Maker's vice is the most advanced vice with he most capabilities. Today we will be showing how to install a Pattern Maker's vice int to my woodworking bench.
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Fantastic, James! That's a heck of a tool! 😃
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
An Awesome vice (never knew such a thing even existed), and some massive courage on your part to hack apart your gorgeous bench to fit it.
Looking forward to some projects which put it to the test. Oh no, we won't be able to follow along. Never mind, proxy woodworking is man-cave fantasy stuff! Keep it coming and stay safe and strong.
I’m not sure why I’ve never seen one of these but by golly I want one. Nice job man
Best vice ever!!!
Very painful to watch installation,end result ; worth it.
When I was an apprentice my boss had one of those old pattern makers vices on his bench.
James,
What model is the smaller Emmert’s vise? Great video. I’m jealous😂
My grandfather was a pattern maker, but sadly he passed away before I grew up and could learn anything from him. His furniture was ridiculous.
Please Sir, may we have more video on the pattern vice in action?
I will be doing a video on it here soon on the How to channel.
14:05 Do you need one of these vices? Heck yeah I need one, just because it is so cool
Amazing
If you demonstrate it, advocate it, tell us it's the best...are you giving us ADvice? Have fun with it James.
We all have our vises! 😂
Some more then others.
Is this the wood river? Are they available again?
No this is old stock I got at an MWTCA tool meet.
Hi James, love the channnel, but I have to disagree with how you mounted the vice. Way to much work for no real benifit. I have the large one and it only protrudes 2 3/4". Also, recessing the back jaw inhibits the rotation of the vice unless you swing it out of the mortise.
The reason I inset it into the bench is I do a lot of long joining along the face of the bench. If I had it sticking out I would not be able to do that as well. Also it would stick out a considerable amount more than the other vices getting in the way of going along the bench. The Jaws can still rotate fully even with it recessed all the way back in. And that is the way that the company originally suggested be installed. That way you can use the rest of the bench face for larger pieces. All of the salesman samples had it recessed into the bench. I talk about the reasoning a good bit more on the other video. In the end there's no right or wrong way to it. Just personal preference.
A pattern is developing.
one vice to rule them all
If you need to add a vice, this is good advice.
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James. Why did you punish your workbench so much? It hurts him. :-)
...Can also mount it outboard first and decide if you prefer the position before mounting it with rear jaw flush (but still create the mortise for the screw long enough as if flush mounting).
I found having both jaws proud far better in use. Flush mount obstructs handling boards along the long side of the bench, leaving no room for your hand. Sounds like not a big deal, but if you need to clamp something long and heavy, the way you can hold the item just to get it in the vise is limited. A lot easier when there's room for your hand between the item and the side of the bench. It can also reduce the amount of long angled things it will hold in it's "normal" position, slightly.
Having worked with my Emmert for a decade I've never once had the need to mount it with the rear jaw flush, and I love being able to easily load a long heavy board one handed while operating the screw with the other. Even in my cramped space it does not bother me it sticks out another inch or so.
Awesome, James! I had my eyes on one from Dictum, but they don't sell them anymore :^/ It was expensive but not THAT expensive 😅
Now THAT'S a vice * crocodile Dundee reference *
Hey man. Slow down!!!!!
Love this imagining all the possibilities ,mind truly blown.
Would the bench be quite as nice without that vice?
Temporary
Amazing vice
i decided I wanted one of these awhile ago. Kinda hard to find one complete? What is a fair market price for one?
They are not easy to find. In good condition the larger ones are around $1000 and the smaller ones are around $600
Now you can make a mold to cast another one ! 😀
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My dad was a pattern maker; he could see things inside out...brilliant at solving those annoying 3D puzzles you get at Christmas!
Fancy vice but what's with the crappy handsaw??
I am playing with a few cheap store saws for an upcoming video.
James, what brand pattern makers vise is that? It looks to be older. If I wanted to get one exactly the same, or similar, what should I search for?
This is Emmert. They stopped making them decades ago. I don't know of anyone making them any more. I usually buy mine at MWTCA meets. Check out Www.HandToolFinder.com
@@WoodByWright After I sent this post I took a look on eBay and actually found a few of them. They are definitely not on the cheap side! But, doable. Thanks.