Easy Moxon Vise for Under $50!

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If you're new to working with hand tools, a Moxon Vise is an excellent tool to have. It's a must-have for joinery methods like dovetails that necessitate working on the end of a board. This tool can be easily attached to your workbench, or clamped on top and stored away when not in use. Additionally, the hardware for this Moxon Vise is incredibly affordable, costing only $40!
Link to the Moxon Vise Hardware Kit: Moxon Vise Hardware Kit with 2 each 8 Inch x 3/4-10 Threaded Rods, 2 each 4-1/2 Inch Cast Knobs and 4 each 3/4 inch Nuts and Washers a.co/d/7SAz34k
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@David-pd8xc 3 месяца назад

Great vid! Exactly what I need. I bought the Moxon kit directly from Taylor Toolworks, same that you used here (your Amazon link is "currently unavailable"). The instructions that came with my kit are very poor however. Other videos show how to make a portable version with the Moxon clamped to the worktop. I want mine mounted permanently to the workbench like yours. I'll be building mine later today!

@DraganIlich-r1s 3 месяца назад

Thank yoi very much Sir. Up to the point missing sone dimension numbers?🎉

@danielhanawalt4998 4 месяца назад

I've been thinking of buying a bench vise that bolts to the top of the bench but this looks better and doesn't get in the way of your work area. Now sharpen those chisels. lol. I think I have one fairly sharp chisel left. Well done video even I could understand how to make the vise.

@AB-C1 Год назад

Nice build and explanation! 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧

@fullertonwoodworks Год назад

Thank you!

@robertbruun4062 Год назад

Nice job, I like the simplicity. what diameter and length are the rods?

@fullertonwoodworks Год назад

Thank you! 3/4 diameter and 8-inch long. I’ve added the link to the hardware kit in the video description if you’re interested.

@neliorodrigues2249 Год назад

Muito bacana ficou excelente seu projeto morsa de grande utilidade foi uma ótima apresentação e muito boa à demonstração valeu obrigadao

@fullertonwoodworks Год назад

Thank you & obrigadao!

@mayerlito 3 месяца назад

Very clear. Thanks for your video

@austincalda6646 Год назад

No link or details on the hardware. Did you just purchase on Amazon?

@fullertonwoodworks Год назад

Thanks for the heads up! I’ve updated the description with the link to the kit on Amazon 👍🏻

@trentrichards6490 Год назад

I enjoyed your video. One question for you: Are you not concerned about warping on your vice since you only put finish on one side of the front piece?

@fullertonwoodworks Год назад

Glad you liked it! Not super concerned about warping; It may warp a little bit, but with the amount of clamping pressure being applied by the two screws, I don’t think it’s an issue. I’ve found the front jaw will deflect/bend just enough to match the shape of whatever is being clamped anyways. If I had used thicker material, say 8/4 or so, then I’d be more concerned.

@soledude Год назад

👍👍👍

@MASI_forging Год назад

Look fabulous as always 👏👏

@fullertonwoodworks Год назад

Thanks so much!

@inspiringbuilds 8 месяцев назад

Great work and explanation. This is a nice add on to the work bench. New sub from a fellow subscriber. 👍

@reaper060670 Год назад

great job man. I wish u had slowed thing down a little bit or made the video maybe 10-15mins long. U could've fitted more of the work involved into it then but It's ur channel my bro and I do lover the vise. I have some 16mm threaded rod in my shop. That'd be fine for a Moxon Vise, would it?? I have a small vise to put on my bench sitting in a box in my shop but I really like th4e look and feel of these bigger Moxon Vises. The hold begger boards too which is always a huge bonus my friend. Really like those locking nuts u use. What are they called? Is there a name for them? Thanks for uploading this video my bro. Keep up the great work.