Steel bench vise appliance // Two methods!

Woodworking bench vises are traditionally built into the bench: Great for woodworking projects, terrible for cutting or working on metal. But mounting a steel vise to the surface can get in the way of larger projects. We can get around that by making a vise on a jig that's easily able to be removed when not needed. I've got two different jigs I've come up with that will work: One with a woodworking vise, the other if you don't have a vise but don't want to mount your steel vise to the table.
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00:00 Intro
00:25 1. Materials (V.1 & 2)
00:58 2. Steel vise mapping (V.1 & 2)
02:07 3. Adding crossbar (V.1)
04:15 4. Adding crossbar (V.2)
05:30 5. Adding dog hole (V.2)
07:45 6. Adding the vise (V.1 & 2)
08:43 7. A few cuts (V.1)
09:56 8. Bonus: Wood jaws

[@lesneilson5632]

Its funny that you need a clamp to make a clamp whether adjustable or fixings, but I made one for my son to put in a workmate table and it serves the purpose😁

[@MCsCreations]

Fantastic work, Rob! Thanks a bunch for the tutorial! 😃
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

[@BobCollins42]

I have moved to using metric dimensions. Your video reminds me why.

[@PPG9944]

I've been using a similar setup for a few years! Super handy to use when I need. Otherwise it's out of the way.