Installing a WorkBench Vise. How to-Woodworking. Installing a vise
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- Опубліковано 28 лип 2024
- Installing a workbench vise is very easy. I want to show you step by step on how I installed my vise on my woodworking workbench. #workbench #woodworking #vise
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Another fun video from the beautiful Skyler….. We must be all wondering how you got started on your woodworking journey …..That would be an amazing video!
Thank you fornsharing ykur instlation of the cabinet makers front vise. steve is a characteristic woodworker for sure. Stay safe, happy and healthy. From Henrico County Virginia
Thank you so much for the video... I have been looking for a workbench vise and how to mount it to my bench. Really enjoyed all your videos and look forward to many more. After I build my folding wall mounted workbench I'm going to build your rolling drill press bench for mine. Take care
Great job in woodworking.. thank you for sharing with us
Thanks for watching!
Interesting install. I need to redo my bench and vice so this will help. Thanks.
You can do it!
Really enjoy watching your videos and learn a lot. I like Steve Ramsey`s channel too. I got a smaller vise from Harbor Freight and it works good. This one is bigger but a lot more expensive. Anyway thank you so much for your great videos!
Perfect. Thank you.
Thank YOU
Thanks!!! Love this video!!!
Awww, thank you so much James for your support.
Very interesting! Thanks
Thank YOU for watching
Good luck Skyler with your new video channel ...... Interesting video. Thank you for sharing it with us. 😀
Thank you Marie. Great to see your name again. I will make sure to post lots of make your own props videos as well so the photographers that follow me here will get something out of it. Maybe will do some giveaway too
Very nice job on this vise video. Keep up the great videos. It would be fun to see you do a video on how you started your woodworking journey.
Not much story to it. In November 2022 took a class at a local woodworking shop on how to make a coffee table out of 2x4s. Prior to that never used any tools other then a screwdriver. I fell in love with woodworking and been building things ever since
I've watched 3 or 4 of your videos and I'm hooked. They are highly informative and interesting. I am into laser engraving, CNC wood routing, and 3D printing.
Hi Pflscw and welcome to the channel. So glad you enjoyed the videos. Cnc and laser printing is very cool, a skill I wished I had but unfortunately I am not very computer savvy
@@woodworkingwithSkyler I'm sure you would not have any trouble at all handling the computer. My name is Pete.
Light colors go good on you ! 5:08 was my fav part !
I paused the video at 5:22
Well done.
Thank you
Really great video. Informative and entertaining. I hope this is the beginning of a long and prosperous UA-cam experience for you!
Hi Bobby! Thank you so much. Will see what comes of this UA-cam channel. I am pretty optimistic. I already have a photography channel that I started about over a year ago and enjoying creating content.
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I remember that my father had a wood vice on the end of his work bench but it had a few features this one lacks. I will list them here for folks who may want to build one with the features.
-- The wooden part that goes against the end of the bench was tall and reached down to where the bottom shelf was on the bench.
-- The moving jaw also extended down to the height of the shelf. At the bottom there was a thing with pegs that would let you set where the bottom end was. This allowed the vice face to remain almost perfectly flat with the next feature.
-- The hardware where the screw was, was about 6 inches down from the top of the bench so you could grip wood that was more than 6 inches on that axis.
-- The stationary jaw and the moving one both stood out towards you by about 1/2 inch and the screw hardware was about 8 inches back from the front edge. This allowed a board to be stood up in that space. A scrap bit of the same wood at the rear edge of the jaws allowed you to force the jaws to grip well in this configuration.
-- The handle was made with dogwood ends because my father said the stuff doesn't split even when held onto the shaft with a pin that can be removed.
Sounds like an awesome vise
I believe that is a pinned leg vise. i.pinimg.com/564x/3a/33/fb/3a33fb8fca83975d0f783bbf15c46956.jpg Hope this helps. God bless.
I also enjoy.using DeWalt gyro driver. Thanks.
Good to hear!
I realize this is after the fact, but consider putting a metal or rubber ring around each end of the handle to avoid them from breaking off. They get turned and dropped dozens of times a week.
Great idea. Will do
Well done girl )
You might consider removing the extra piece of cherry so the when long boards are clamped they press against the side of the entire work top. If the wood pressing against the plywood edge is a concern, it would be possible to cut an 1/8th inch thin strip of hardwood to face trim the top.
Thanks for the tip
Great info and techniques. And Skyler is a visually stunning woman.
Wow, thank you!
Great addition to your workbench....... I think those are called a Moxon vise ?
@darrellallen7931, a Moxon vise sits on top of a workbench as opposed to being built into it.
My first workbench is also the BMW from Steve Ramsey. Did you double up the 3/4 plywood for the new top?
Yes. My vise required 1.5 in top to install it so I double the top. I like that because as the top gets beat up, I can easily replace the top sheet of plywood ( it’s only attached with 5 screws to the plywood below
Could you have instead screwed the vise inside the frame instead of outside, reducing the need for any overhang at all? You're already cutting holes in the frame.
How do I order this vice? What’s it name please?
There is a link in the description of the video