The Home Garage Gets An Orange (OG Edition Blue) Vise
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- Опубліковано 29 чер 2021
- I've got an Orange Vise installed at OGHQ but I really wanted one at home too. I may not use vises all the time but hey - if I'm gonna use one, it might as well use the coolest one on the market, right? The install is pretty straightforward even though I have to drill through my brand new Bluetree Tops.
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Stay tuned for more crazy! - Авто та транспорт
16:50 he hit the drill and it spun right back to where it was, outstanding
milwaukee FTW
“I don’t use a ____ very often but if I’m going to use one I want it to be nice” ~ the essence of OG
Fax
This is one of the situations where I think he's straying away from his original goal of functional excellence in favour of a more flash high price option
@@Marri-Tech i think it makes sense for him and his application, hes not going to be bending metal with it and when its not in use it does look pretty darn good
If you need to hold something taller vertically you can always wind the vice right out and place some wood against the back jaw to bring out the clamping location beyond the end of the worktop
Good call
See that big black cylinder sticking out the back of the blue part? You can loosen the blue part and slide the whole jaw assembly forward, so it hangs over the edge of the worktop. You can even move the rear jaw back to increase the max jaw width from 5" to 12".
If it was REALLY OG, it would be a Fractal Vise!
You should get a set of transfer punches. They are a must for transferring hole patterns.
Ah that’s what they’re called. So many times i could’ve used one of those, thanks for the comment, I’m definitely getting a set.
There's a certain level of obsession I'll never reach, this is definitely it.
Instead of a marker or pilot hole, try a machined transfer punch. They will ensure a centered punch hole for all your bolts. I have been using a transfer punch ever since I discovered them and they are awesome for making sure holes are plumb and perfectly centered. They use them mostly in metal work but you can use them for anything
This is awesome and I understand you deal with OCD and in a way my shop is a way of me getting around it so I understand awesome!!!!
Matt, where’s the Ego blower shortly tip?!?!
Dude, that lighting!! 💡
Not sure I could drill a hole in that beautiful countertop…
That is one sleek futuristic looking vise!!....I'd get one if I had my own dang Garage!....
Do your vise jaws clear your standup cabinet to the right? That way you can clamp long material without having to shift it off-center to the left.
Looks great!
matt , if you don't want the base to move when you drill use woodworking clamp 👌
That thing is awesome!
Look into getting a transfer punch set.it will center the holes you want to drill perfectly
take from this what you will. generally when I mark with a drill bit using a template, I use a bit similar in diameter as your bolt. Make a few bit rotations with the drill and use a smaller bit to drill the pilot holes. Going thru the amount of material me personally I would have went thru with a 1/4 than jump to 3/8, it goes faster and it prolongs your bigger bits. I even drill pilot holes for self tapping screws, the company I work for uses cheap ones.
Mount the vice on a short linear rail with a lock
Put it to the edge or u will regret
Like you are doing surgery, love it!
If you really used the thing it would be closer to the edge. Come on man!
Matt, for woodworking I'd say festool
Seriously? Orange vice for general home stuff? Are you going to supply soft jaws too?
What is that exact milwaukee drill that you used?
when you took the base off the vice to mount it, did you call it a device? ha ha. off topic, the karcher 1700 cube was your best budget performer, did that get dethroned by the active pressure washer?
Pretty sure it did, 1.4 something gpm from the karcher and 1.94 from the active if im not mistaken
@@zaamirrazi8705 yeah but it's 1000 PSI on the active and 1700 on the Karcher, they are close.
more jello please 1700 psi is peak on the karcher, the actual psi is a LOT lower
@@zaamirrazi8705 I swear when I watched matt check it, it was an actual 1700 and the only one that lived up to the number on the side of the unit.
16:54 play it on repeat.
Three of the holes were more or less, correct. Why didn't you force it through the one that you knew was a little off, instead of molesting one of the good ones?
Metal drilling you want to go a bit slower. Don’t have to go full speed. Cuz you want the Power
That’s exactly what I did.
cool
Do I dare ask how much?
$999
@@Palosrob Wow!
Ones of dollars.
:( no more “Stay tuned for more crazy”…I related to that
Noooo! It should be centered over the legs / edge of cabinet to transfer the weight / loading / hammering through to the cabinet legs / cabinet walls / etc. to the floor. Regardless, grats in the new garage.
There are no legs.
@@ObsessedGarage I stand corrected, thanks!
The Tittle of your video has a misspelling..
40% of the time my vice is being used as an anvil.
Be happy your vise isn't made of aluminium.
Who won the civic si???
A teenage girl.
Please stop leaning on drill bits like your life depends on it lol, let the bit do the work.
wtf? are you serious! you can't do that! lol Im kidding!
First
Drill is too small. Get a mans drill