Do You Need a Vise on Your Work Bench? - Woodworking on a budget
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2020
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In this week’s video, I talk about whether or not you need a front vise system on your small shop workbench. There are many options for securing your work to your work table. I go over some of the alternatives for clamping workpieces for planing, chiseling or power tool operations. Some of these solutions might be useful if you are working with hand tools in a room with limited space.
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Thanks for sharing your skills, food for thought, I am just about to change things in my work shop so it’s given me a few ideas. Thanks👍
Absolutely love, your take on the MFWT, have been trying to figure a way of dropping my leg vice and dead man, you ledge and side clamping technique is the perfect solution. Thanks for sharing
Thanks! I got inspired years ago when I saw Allan Little's Workbench/MFT on the Askwoodman YT channel. I recommend watching his whole series on the workbench - it's pretty cool.
Damn, all those hand tools! Color me envious!
ótimo vídeo! Me fez pensar em reavaliar minhas configurações de bancadas. Obrigado .
great video! It made me think about reevaluating my bench configurations. Thank you
Interessant, det er bestemt en overvejelse værd. Har længe tænkt på gammeldags holdfast og dit sætop passer ind i den tankegang. God video 👍
Nice set up Eric which obviously works well for you. Simple & very effective, can't ask for more than that! 👍👍😉😉
Thanks Steve! Cheers🙂
Trabalho perfeito parabéns 👏
buena idea
This video came at just the right time. Was thinking about getting a vise for my bench and this looks like a way better solution for me!
Are you locking the mft top in place, or do you not feel the need for that?
Yes, I use two 3/4" dowels on opposite ends/ corners with the equivalent holes drilled into the plywood top below. The dowels sit just below the surface. I just insert those and the top stays put. I will be posting plans for the entire bench and MFT on my website soon.
@@EricSorensenCanada ah, thanks! Sounds simple and effective.
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Great setup! What do you call the 2 screw down clamps that you put into the holes on your table? Thanks!
Thanks! They are the Veritas Surface Clamps found on the Lee Valley Website.
Eric, could you help me if you can ask this question. Drawing conventions should normally conform to what technical drawing code?
I'm not an engineer but I believe you might be referring to ISO128. Most of the the CAD software available should conform to these standards already.
What’s the height of your main MF workbench? Thanks Eric. Another thoughtful and helpful video!
39-1/2 inches but you should build yours to be around waist level. Mine sits at about just below hip level for me. It's whatever is most comfortable when you're woking on it.
I love sacrileges !!!
what is the brand of these Clamps? thanks
Veritas
What are those red handled long chisels?
Those are my Carpenter Chisels: www.leevalley.com/en-ca/shop/tools/hand-tools/chisels/specialty/66067-all-steel-carpenters-chisels
Who the hell is Jon Peters?
Dead man? Besides a body found in an alley, what's that? Sign me Total Newb.
I found this video too late