Making A Work Stop For A Mill Vise

[@NeMoC53]

Remarkable job! I’m so impressed. I’m starting to restore mine and I hope to be able to achieve this quality. 👍😎👍 cheers we’ll done!!

[@RustyInventions-wz6ir]

Just found your channel and subscribed. Very nice work

[@joell439]

A perfect Sunday morning video, watching an skilled craftsman producing a very useful too. Thanks Tom for sharing! Joel......

[@TomsToolRoom]

Thanks for watching Joel!

[@JerrysThisandThat]

That is sweet Tom. Going to work great for keeping the blanks in the right spot.

[@TomsToolRoom]

You bet Jerry! Thanks for watching buddy!

[@RustyGlovebox]

Now that made a slick stop right there

[@TomsToolRoom]

Thanks Lloyd!

[@TomsToolRoom]

Thanks Lloyd!

[@TomsToolRoom]

Thanks Lloyd

[@SteveRobReviews]

Very nicely done Tom , the editing was crazy good too. 👍👍

[@TomsToolRoom]

Thanks Steve!

[@rindress]

That was really cool to watch.

[@TomsToolRoom]

Thanks

[@TheWreckingYard]

Nice work Tom, I like that alot, I will have to make one of those

[@TomsToolRoom]

Thanks Ron...........they are definitely handy!

[@GregsGarage]

WOW!!! That was cool!

[@TomsToolRoom]

Thanks Greg!

[@cecil6711]

Fantastic idea Tom.
I need to make some of those for my mill. :-)

[@WildmanTech]

Good work man. Definitely making a couple of these!

[@TomsToolRoom]

Thanks

[@snocrushr]

Cool tool Tom

[@TomsToolRoom]

Thanks Greg!

[@skylark4901]

Made one of these many years ago but mine has hidden springs, try that for a little fun project.

[@vigneshmuthukumar8001]

I noticed you are only tightening one side of the chuck. Is it really necessary to tighten all three sides or just one.

[@TomsToolRoom]

Just one.

[@cavemanjoe7972]

On a drill chuck, just one.

[@turbocobra]

Awesome, very cool! What were the pins you put on the ends with the loctite?

[@TomsToolRoom]

Thanks Gary! I want just a point of contact. I don't want the exposed face contacting my part. In my opinion the face is way more of a contact area then I need and its harder to keep clean. So a 1/8 dia dowel is the perfect blunt point with a minimal contact surface to engage with the part, and since it sticks out just a bit its a breeze to clean. Any time you use any type of work stop you want the point of contact to be small. They are easier to keep clean and its more precise then a broad surface.

[@turbocobra]

ok that makes perfect sense. cool little mill vice stop for sure. Do you watch Collin at Compxedge? he makes a mill stop that uses the t slots thats pretty cool.

[@TomsToolRoom]

I have not watched him yet............ill check him out. I plan to make a table stop in the near future!

[@kesleycottrell1416]

I like a good jaw stop. Secure and reliable.

[@Timetotinker]

very nice..........tony

[@TomsToolRoom]

Thanks Tony

[@Harrzack]

The only useful part of this video was the 3 second at the end where the stop was shown. The rest was vague “entertainment”.