Easy Quick Release Vice Mechanism

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After the feedback I got from my original steel version of this mechanism I decided to make a no weld version. It's made from plywood, is much easier to make than the steel one and works fantastic.
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@PaskMakes 6 лет назад

Check out my new website paskmakes.com/ The plans can be found there too. :)

@SouthpawDavey 6 лет назад

Love that mate ;-)

@gerritferreira1371 6 лет назад

HujPask Makes ?

@jaiplataify 6 лет назад

Pask Makes

@wildriver39 5 лет назад

Hey I sent a request for the plans and paid through pay pal. I have not heard back from you. What’s up? Tom Knorr

@nathanielharms9931 5 лет назад

Seems like Dodger likes his hoof glue

@davemartin1534 3 года назад

I've looked at several quick release mechanism by other you tubers and I have come to a conclusion your plywood version is simple and probably easiest to build. I will be ordering your plans soon as I can get out of the house (corona virus ) to buy some supplies. I would love to b of better support but I have to join with the low ball as I'm on a limited income. Sorry but 12$ a year is best I can do right now. I Wii join soon as I get help from my son. BTW I love your photos.

@wizardwillbonner 5 лет назад

I don't know if this was an original idea or something you came across and made. But it is the simplest and coolest most useful idea I've seen in a long long time. Thank you!

@rtroiani 6 лет назад

Awesome video. And love the JRTs at the end! Apparently that rod is tasty.

@theodorwittwenmacher3793 6 лет назад

13:00 it works fantastic and it seems to taste fantastic as well!

@erikjohnson2889 4 года назад

You're brilliant!! I love everything you do. I also adore your sweet dogs!!

@elmatiartfamily7749 4 года назад

take note! very useful device!

@paullayden 6 лет назад

great video as always.

@tomohawk5567 6 лет назад

Great job mate very helpful, and a see you appreciate a nice pair of puppies. Great video thanks for sharing

@PaskMakes 6 лет назад

Thanks Tom! :)

@originalaasemkhan 4 года назад

So... we spend hours making a device that saves us 3 seconds each time we clamp. I don't know if we'd get that time back if we totaled a lifetime of clamping. Very cool mechanism, but are we really 'saving time'?

@PaskMakes 4 года назад

Ahh but the time spent making the vice is time enjoyed, so that doesn’t count! 😊

@originalaasemkhan 4 года назад

@@PaskMakes no argument there :-)

@BERNDWERK 5 лет назад

In my opinion, this construction is one of the best workbench-add-ons, I've ever seen. One has to ask, why there are still other constructions on the market. I will buy your plans and built this!

@JohnMadeit 6 лет назад

according to the dogs the vice taste nice also :)

@54jb3r7 4 года назад

woof/10

@NomadMakes 6 лет назад

Great vid. I may end up buying the plans. 'Cause this was a really great design. Laughed so hard at the Pacman joke ;-) Great lighting and sound as well. Also, check me out give some support as well? Cheers!

@PaskMakes 6 лет назад

Glad you liked it mate! :)

@DesandSam 6 лет назад

Just brilliant! And your presentation style is so relaxed, makes the idea of making this very accessible. 100k subs well deserved. And the rest!

@SMee67 6 лет назад

You rock, man. Great innovation there. Loved the Pac Man rolling across the screen. Your dog sure loves it too... They've grown so fast.

@PaskMakes 6 лет назад

Thanks Bill - glad you liked the Pac Man! the dogs sure are growing! :)

@lint2023 6 лет назад

That was entertaining. Maybe it's called a Pask-Man!

@jeffreymonroe4776 5 лет назад

@@PaskMakes why was your dog licking and biting the vise?

@al9094 6 лет назад

Just found this channel 3 vids in and i subscribed i no why you have 79 dislikes on this. They have plans on there channel and they suck and this is genius so let m hate as they build this for their table lol

@patricksephton5433 4 года назад

Hi Neil, i bought your plans for the workbench build mainly for the quick release vice. just completed my build and i have to say it was worth every cent. the plans are clear concise and having watched your video as well it was a fun project. the main thing i had to change was to find a new pin placement for the pin that the quick release unlocks against as i did not have rare earth magnets. the magnets i had were a bit weaker so once i had the pin placement a little shallower it worked like a dream. Thanks very much for all your inspiring ideas. Regards, Patrick in South Africa.

@coburnlowman 6 лет назад

Sorry I could only give one 👍on top. This is great. I drew up a push button half nut vise but haven't built it yet because I knew I'd stumble across a simpler one handed vise mechanism and you done the stumbling for me. That one pup reminded me of my late Jack Russell that died at 17 years old. Until he got to old to carry anything he always had something in his mouth hoping to find anyone who would play fetch with. His teeth were worn flat from finding rocks that he wouldn't abandon. I made him a fancy pine casket and all the nearby kids showed up to help dig his grave.

@PaskMakes 6 лет назад

Thank you Phil! You're Jack Russell sounded cool! :)

@maurizioborghi2863 Год назад

Bellissimo progetto. Come posso fare per avare i disegni? Ti auguro una buona giornata Maurizio

@AgarAntolin 5 лет назад

Very useful and didactic, thank you very much. Your dog needs iron.

@timflanigan8586 6 лет назад

Fantastic! I’ve been looking at bench and vise builds, this one will definitely be on mine. Oh, the PAC-Man made me laugh out loud!

@ianvicedomini2648 6 лет назад

A very satisfying video mate and I liked the Pac-Man bit lol

@XerfThingol 6 лет назад

You actually do a follow-up based on comments on RU-vid. You adjust your plans for the same reason. Maaaan, that is incredible. Never saw anyone on YT doin that. Pacman was great, i laughed hard. Also puppies are cute!

@PaskMakes 6 лет назад

No worries! :)

@theExcalibur2 4 года назад

Your explanations and plans are so good that even a beginer woodwoker like me managed to make the mechanism work. That's make me very happy. Thank you very much! You are an inspiration to people like me. I just saw that I bought your plans for the second time, but I think it's worth it.

@АлександрГусев-ъ5з3е 5 лет назад

Гениально, молодец мужик!

@hyperhektor7733 5 лет назад

12:20 lol why does the dog lick that rod? xD next challenge, make a no weld but metal version ;)

@KayAteChef 5 лет назад

Next challenge: Ascendent, energy-based nano-lathing vise with sub-Planck-length ratchet-stepping.

@hyperhektor7733 5 лет назад

@@KayAteChef + the dog must want to lick it ;D

@UrraSergio 5 лет назад

A lamb was crossed by that threaded bar over the weekend (and slowly roasted, of course)

@AffordBindEquipment 5 лет назад

needs iron in his diet.

@santiagomontero6006 6 лет назад

Friend that happens if I do not put the magnet to the mechanism? It affects something. I wait your answer. Thank you

@PaskMakes 6 лет назад

The mechanism is essential as that is what moves the mechanism around with the vice screw. Watch my original video of the steel version, that will show better how it works. :)

@LiarNoseOnFire 5 лет назад

Serious Question Pask : I really enjoy your videos and marvel at your expertise in Woodworking/Carpentry/Inventive skills. I have listened to your accent which seems to be from the UK - (East/West Midlands maybe ?). While l know this does not detract from tthe brilliant work you do, are you based in the USA - if so, where exactly? Look forward to hearing from you.

@PaskMakes 5 лет назад

Glad you enjoy the videos! I live in Australia but you're correct that I'm originally from the UK, West Midlands! :)

@LiarNoseOnFire 5 лет назад

I'm originally from the West Midlands as well, where exactly are you from? Best regards@@PaskMakes

@douggarson50 5 лет назад

Great video, I bought the plans and I'm in the process of making a pair of mechanisms to convert my existing shop made twin screw vice. I'm using 3/4" threaded rod as that's what the existing vice was made with. When I assembled them the nut released as it is designed to do but wouldn't re-engage. After a little head scratching I added a second magnet on top of the first, that fixed it and works great! Suggest you add a note to the plans that if the nut doesn't re-engage try a bigger magnet. My first magnet had 9 lb of strength not much less than the one you used which I believe is 9.5 lb.

@LuisPiccone 6 лет назад

excelent grettings from mexico

@Alexsandr356 6 лет назад

хитрый Вы однако, хорошая задумка, спасибо за подробную инструкцию как это сделать

@michaelosmon 5 лет назад

Wow your shop looks so small in this video....I thought it was bigger

@PaskMakes 5 лет назад

It's not that big at all and I'm slowly running out of space! I am however going to extend it very soon! :)

@Mrfreezeee1 6 лет назад

Looks like your dog needs some iron in there diet ,are there plans for your thread and nut cutters from wood

@PaskMakes 6 лет назад

haha! I don't have plans but the video should give you everything you need to know! :)

@ZulfikarAbdulaziz 3 года назад

Hi from Doha Qatar Beautiful idea for a quick opening vice. I'll definitely try it. Subed your channel. A big thank you for this idea 💡

@engidu 4 года назад

Hello Pask, you saved me $ 150 😁 thank you for your detailed explanation. Greetings from Turkey 🇹🇷

6 лет назад

Fantastic video as always! Awesome mechanism! Your dogs appreciate it too! 🙂

@GetHandsDirty 6 лет назад

Oh my god, 100 subs is fantastic!!! That was so quick :D I keep enjoying your content a lot and I am happy for your mark! Going to take a look on the website. And I'm not sure rust is that tasty though ahah, silly Dodge. Oh YES and the Pac man was so awesome!

@PaskMakes 6 лет назад

Thanks very much Cris - really glad you're enjoying it! You had a big input, encouraging me and helping me conquer my fear of talking to the camera - big thanks for that!! Rust must taste nice but I'll take Dodge's word for it! :)

@censusgary 6 лет назад

Great! Now how about a version that doesn’t require a welder OR a band saw?

@PaskMakes 6 лет назад

Thanks Gary! This could easily be made with a handsaw and a rasp. :)

@KateMondor 6 лет назад

Nice one! I was really impressed by the previous version, but don’t have welding kit. Glued up the top for my new bench yesterday!

@PaskMakes 6 лет назад

Thanks Katie! Exciting - gluing up a top for a new workbench! :)

@parapilotalex 6 лет назад

Посмотрел несколько раз видео с вариантом механизма в металле, и это в дереве, не сразу понял основной принцип фиксации, спустя некоторое время после нескольких раз просмотра видео, понимание зафиксировалось основательно. Интересно что работает только половинка гайки. Спасибо за подробное и детальное видео обзора!

@PaskMakes 6 лет назад

Спасибо! Рад, что это имело смысл для вас! :)

@НИКОЛАиНЕДВОРАевич 5 лет назад

Долго размышлял, для чего данный зажим. только при внимательном просмотре в самом начале видео , понял. СПАСИБО за идею.

@ВладимирИваныч-ш5ж 5 лет назад

@@НИКОЛАиНЕДВОРАевич а я наоборот смотрел видео 11:28 / 14:36 Mini Workbench (Extendable) - Scrapwood Challenge Ep18 и наткнулся на этот механизм , очень понравилась идея, а как воплотить не понял, запросил у автора, ждал ответа пока не увидел ссылку сюда, теперь все в ажуре буду применять, всех с Наступающим и отличных изделий!

@vernabadenhorst8102 11 месяцев назад

Hey Pak. New subscriber here from Cape Town in South Africa, and I knew it was a good idea to subscribe to your channel. Really love this build, although it seems a bit overwhelming. But hey, you know what they say: you'll never know before you try. And this is exactly what I was looking for. So I might just try it and I'll definitely let you know. Thanks for great content

@theExcalibur2 5 лет назад

NIce project! I just bought the plans and will try to make it. Thank you very much for sharing your experience ! Greetings from Bulgaria.

@More-Space-In-Ear 6 лет назад

Awesome design my friend and thanks for sharing 👍🏼 Loved the Packman...ooopps, sorry..Paskman LOL 😂

@PaskMakes 6 лет назад

Glad you liked it Marc! :)

@rsimiao 6 лет назад

It is perfect Pask... For sure I will buy the plans, to support you to create future new content.. All the best!!!

@PaskMakes 6 лет назад

Thank you Roberto! :)

@Makebuildmodify 6 лет назад

The new website looks great! My only feedback would be that you don't have you name on the "about" page.

@PaskMakes 6 лет назад

Thanks for the feedback mate! :)

@silverstonegeezer Год назад

Hello Neil. I enjoyed this video and I'll be picking up on more. I'm curious you're in Australia, but your accent is definitely English. Nothing on your website gives any clues, but I'm picking up a bit on South East of Birmingham? Coleshill sort of area ? Probably totally wrong 😞

@jeremyspecce 6 лет назад

Very cool of you to redo this project for people who don't have access to a welder! Is that dog's name Rusty? :)

@VideobyHomeworks 6 лет назад

Jeremy Specce - I seem to recall his name being "Dodger," but I certainly get where you're going with that! I was going to "accuse" Neil with dipping the "Rusty" end of the screw in peanut butter to keep Dodge occupied during the shoot... those working dog/varmitter breeds can be a bit ADD if they don't have a job to do... 😆

@PaskMakes 6 лет назад

No worries Jeremy! Maybe we should change his name!! ;)

@neiallswheel 5 лет назад

@@PaskMakes I learnt to weld at around 30 years old, I'm now 49 & still learning. If they don't have access to a second hand £30 eBay stick welder they havent learnt how to live, even after consuming hours of your scrapwood/scrap metal challenge content. On this occasion I will forgive you Haha

@blargkliggle1121 5 лет назад

Not too mention those of use who can't weld to save their lives...

@zaledalen9931 5 лет назад

Great build. You inspire me to get off my butt and make this. And that takes some doing. So thanks.

@UBO58 6 лет назад

Effective and even easier to make than your full-metal-version! Thanks a lot for sharing!

@dannydodge7191 6 лет назад

absolutely. why shouldn't we pay ? you've given us such great ideas and content. I've learned so much because of your great videos. buying your plans along with watching the videos will be worth every penny. thank you and good luck! p.s. love the dogs! from the sound of it one of them has the same name as me.

@PaskMakes 6 лет назад

Thanks very much Danny! :)

@gerardpucheu6795 4 года назад

Bonjour Peux t'on obtenir les plans en papier blancs ainsi que tous les autres découpages de vis.de plus et compte tenu de la vidéo accélérée on ne voit pas le mécanisme fonctionner avant la fermeture afin de bien comprendre le mecanisme. D'ailleurs a la fin de votre explication, malheureusement en anglais, vous collez une petite pièce ronde dont on ne voit pas sa fonction. Merci de donner plus de details

@heuwel 6 лет назад

Great add on to the previous one....Luckilly I am busy making a new proper workbench and I seriously think about making your quick release vice....Thank you

@noiseache7720 6 лет назад

Nice bench dogs. 😋

@jadekayak01 5 лет назад

you may think wood is easier to work but i dont. steel is so easy.its stronger and can be joined properly-welding. how many of your tools are made of steel??? i think thats a good answer if youre honest

@Alarix246 3 года назад

It doesn't happen to me often, or actually this is the first time, when I watched the entire video yet didn't get the point. What is the function of this thing? Maybe I missed the previous clip? Sorry but I don't mind looking stupid or ask a silly question when I really don't get it.

@justinzaharko7735 3 года назад

Those plans just has to be paid with pay pal eh? Thats too bad, just cant trust pay pal, i never have. Im attenpting to watch your video over and over again to mak a mack up of plans of my own and my goodness its hard. You really have no good shots but i know the threaded bar is 24mm and you cut the slider holes at 28mm. But the middle piece that holds the half nut, the little back arm goes up at an angle instead off parallel with the center on the nut. Thats where im stuck like im missing something.

@michaellevi5569 6 лет назад

Pask you r number one

@В.Конойко 2 года назад

Well done guy, Thanks for the idea, if I told you in Russian it would be great at all, otherwise I don’t know your Spanish. It was a joke!

@jean-marc7999 6 лет назад

Very nice project and nice video, clear and pleasant to watch. Thanks for sharing ! Greetings from Belgium

@vickymcbride9042 2 года назад

I really enjoy your channel. I was able to find the mini workbench plans, but not the quick release plan’s. Are they still available?

@edreusser4741 2 года назад

These pieces are small enough I am surprised you aren't using some kind of very dense hardwood for it. Like purpleheart or ebony. Someone should be able to find a scrap large enough for this application.

@ccpro6670 4 года назад

I love woodworking and am really trying to get into it but unfortunately my workshop is a concrete tank 3 metres in diameter with a 2 metre tall door. Also im from Victoria so I can't have stuff outside all the time as down here we get alot of rain. any tips? i've considered building a workshop but can't find anywhere to do it in our yard.

@mcorrade 6 лет назад

thanks again for this. I used your filling down the spanner bit trick which was a great tip!!!!! I always seem to have drills that make the hole or holes too bit but, filling it down works great.

@311Gryphon 5 лет назад

If you don't burn yourself with glue you aren't working with hot glue! I love it.

@Jimjams23 6 лет назад

I have just found you and subbed :) that is such a cleaver idea I love it. BUT what was on the end of that rod??? Your dog loved it :)

@PaskMakes 6 лет назад

Thanks James! Apparently he likes rust! ;)

@divchief07ut 7 месяцев назад

Will this fit on the mini workbench?? Neil you are my hero!!! Along with Paul Sellers! Help I am not finding the plans!

@rowey1992 3 года назад

I purchased the plans, they are excellent, include templates and are very easy to follow. In my opinion, a bargain at $10.

@utapandgo 4 года назад

That QLD flag, must watch this channel and subscribed for inspiration!!! absolutely.

@antony2592 3 года назад

Buongiorno! Il piano della morsa è compreso anche il piano del meccanismo? Perché nel disegno del piano nel suo sito non si capisce se c'è anche il progetto del meccanismo. Grazie e bel lavoro!

@blue2824 2 года назад

Awesome video! Where can I get a couple of those bench dogs? Doesn’t look like they would work very well but they sure are cute 😁

@johnfithian-franks8276 2 года назад

Hi, I would be very happy to buy your plans for the none weld “nut” part but I cannot find it in the free plans or the premiam plans. I have several of ypur plans already and I find them very good and the pay for plans are very afforable and a pleasure to follow.

@jellekampen4118 4 года назад

Dear Sir, with every time more admiration I follow your channel. Your explanations are great, nothing to much, just fantastic hand labor. Our compliments from Holland!

@velcroman11 5 лет назад

At the end. …. Your assistant won't wreck it. He/she is just giving it a 'lick' of lubricant.

@josiahlacey8660 6 лет назад

Hey Mate....where do you buy your bees wax, what brand is it and is it food safe? I would deeply appreciate it if you could get back to me asap.

@elfpimp1 3 года назад

Okay, totally stupid question, but, could this process be modified for a wooden wood vise that uses wooden screws???

@muchgratitude 6 лет назад

Great vise. You just save me a few hundreds buck by making my own. Thank man.

@jotor1870 6 лет назад

Ingenious and crafty!!! You should have it patented

@aleksanderfiaek783 3 года назад

what flavor should the screw be? fantastic! I'll try to make this idea out of wood, but this magnet ...

@metaborda 5 лет назад

Hi friend! I do not understand English very well, but your contribution is very good, I would like to see it in Spanish

@DrDrDrick 4 года назад

Excellent Mechanism, thanks......

@salimufari 4 года назад

Since you have the half nut might as well use both halves and make the shuttle wider to match. You could also do the whole thing out of hardwood ; screw & all. Waxed threads and a blunted acme style thread.

@caswallonandflur692 4 года назад

Those are Great bench dogs !! 😏😃

@rildain76 3 года назад

The steel version got a like... the no-weld version got a sub. So very cool and much more attainable for the average DIYer! I will build this once I have a table to attach it to.

@WiKiTWoNKa 5 лет назад

13:12 I can't get over your dog won't stop licking the darn think 😂😂😂

@Legaltalent112 5 лет назад

and then starts to bite it. is he eating the rust. not good

@bobthegeeknc 3 года назад

I am making this now. Where can I get the threaded rod from, I will try amazon first. Your video is greeeeeat.

@everettneil6860 3 года назад

A quicker release, is a 3 start thread, plus more force for holding pressure, very robust ,1or 1 5 in

@jpkalishek4586 6 лет назад

Lubing it with beef tallow? (~_*) I should make something for my bench in the garage and basement once I get my motorcycle back together. To much to do, too little time.

@waynegilling6048 5 лет назад

you did a great job explaining what, why and how. Super job. this is the first of your videos I have watched but it will not be the last.

@psargaco 6 лет назад

The video is great, but from what you show of the plans, they look absolutely fantastic! Well done!

@ВладимирКим-ь6э 5 лет назад

dog need vitamin and minerales

@davidlangston6927 5 лет назад

Great video. I am putting together my work bench/out feed table and this will make a great addition. Thanks

@slowvanduyn 4 года назад

I hate watching E.u. video's because metrics, but I admire your work

@stevenhood6284 3 года назад

Just re-visited the bench and vice series as I’m finally building my shed and need a decent work bench and I really like your set up.. Great video’s I’ve been following your channel since the roll out drawers in the back of the Ute I think and you’re just getting better and better.