I’m still toying with the idea of incorporating these to my set up. I have a couple of Kreg Klamp Vises right now that do work well but there are times where it doesn’t quite do what I need. The build in this video seems like it’d give me much more versatility. Great stuff! Thanks so much for sharing it!
Thanks Brian, after the initial purchase of the clamps and bit it doesn’t require much else and allows you to use them on several things. Thanks for the support!
Penalty Box Woodshop That does sound good. I think I’m gonna go ahead and try em out. So I just click the link on your page to ensure you get credit, correct?
That is exactly what I was looking at doing to my workbench in my very small shop area. The only change I will have to make is that the vise has to be removable because I have to use the shelf under the bench for tool storage (again, VERY small shop), so I will probably use threaded insert nuts in the bench and countersink some bolts in the vise. Thanks for the 'proof of concept!'
Nice job. Just started using micro jig clamps and will be building this vise, a tabletop to use as a workbench and the taper/jointer/tall fence combo. I like your presentation style and how you adapted this concept for a workbench you already have.
Really enjoyed this build . Thank you for all the projects you post . You make great & easy projects to make .I don't have all the tools to make some things but you keep it simple & I for one appreciate it . Thanks .
I was planning my work bench, and thought I had it planned yesterday, but today, I discovered the 360 bench. Now I'm planning on building one. I'll start with the table saw sled. I'm newbie, so I have to be a little confident I can do it before tackling something like this. My shop is tiny, 9' x 9'. I'll be building about a 2.5 x 4.5' work bench that will be mobile. I was thinking of using a 1/2 MDF and 3/4 sacrificial plywood for the top. But with this system, I wonder if it will work with the plywood. I just saw someone else who did a vice. He used hickory across the length of his workbench. I'll have to plan for that, but first, I have to see if I can get the top of my bench to work.... This clamping idea seems to be the best. I'm hoping it works out.
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Hi Jesse, Great project. I also watched the drill press video. I have to say, I'll be getting some Microjig accessories when i can get back to my shop. Keep up the great work.
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Hey Jess I can't beleive I missed this video!! I didn't get a heads and I rang the bell. Oh well as usual I ALWAYS learn from you and I am a huge MicroJig fan! Hmmmm why didn't I think of this? I'll be making one for my bench tomorrow. Keep um comin Jess. Miss ya!
Hey Jess just wanted you to know I fabricated this for my bench earlier this year and use it almost every day with my MicroJig clamps. I use it mostly for my Etsy Keepsake boxes for Dovetailig with my Keller System Dovetailing Jigs. Thanks again Jess.
@@PenaltyBoxWoodshop you see I find it unsettling because for planing the workpiece is supposed situated at the left hand side of the workbench unless you're lefty
Haha understood. I’m so ambidextrous that I didn’t even pay attention. I write left handed and do 70% of other things right handed. That’s a good point you have, though. Thanks!
Anyone else using the Microjig Clamps and accessories on all of their shop projects? Im putting them on everything that I can!
I’m still toying with the idea of incorporating these to my set up. I have a couple of Kreg Klamp Vises right now that do work well but there are times where it doesn’t quite do what I need. The build in this video seems like it’d give me much more versatility. Great stuff! Thanks so much for sharing it!
Thanks Brian, after the initial purchase of the clamps and bit it doesn’t require much else and allows you to use them on several things. Thanks for the support!
Penalty Box Woodshop That does sound good. I think I’m gonna go ahead and try em out. So I just click the link on your page to ensure you get credit, correct?
Brian Kinnaman Yes sir, direct links in the description of this video. Thanks brother!
Penalty Box Woodshop My pleasure! Love the channel! Keep those videos coming! \m/
didn't quite know what you were up to till the end, really cool end result those clamps are great. makes for a versatile vice setup
All you here now is T track T track T track, dovetail groves and clamps are much cheaper and more versatile. 👏🏻👍🏻🇬🇧
Yasssss!!!!!! Totally agree!!!!
Great idea for a vice! Way cheaper and easier to build. Im definitely stealing this idea.
Heck yeah! Steal away!
That is exactly what I was looking at doing to my workbench in my very small shop area. The only change I will have to make is that the vise has to be removable because I have to use the shelf under the bench for tool storage (again, VERY small shop), so I will probably use threaded insert nuts in the bench and countersink some bolts in the vise. Thanks for the 'proof of concept!'
Awesome! Sounds like a solid plan!
Great update to an already great table.
Thanks! I think it’s gonna be extremely handy!
Nice thanks for sharing
What a great idea! Will be adding this to my workbench for sure.
It’s worked out really well so far!
Nice job. Just started using micro jig clamps and will be building this vise, a tabletop to use as a workbench and the taper/jointer/tall fence combo. I like your presentation style and how you adapted this concept for a workbench you already have.
Thanks!!!! I appreciate the kind comment!
Really enjoyed this build . Thank you for all the projects you post . You make great & easy projects to make .I don't have all the tools to make some things but you keep it simple & I for one appreciate it . Thanks .
Thank you, Mike! The kind feedback and support mean a lot!
Awesome. Brilliant idea. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks!!!!
I was planning my work bench, and thought I had it planned yesterday, but today, I discovered the 360 bench. Now I'm planning on building one. I'll start with the table saw sled. I'm newbie, so I have to be a little confident I can do it before tackling something like this.
My shop is tiny, 9' x 9'. I'll be building about a 2.5 x 4.5' work bench that will be mobile.
I was thinking of using a 1/2 MDF and 3/4 sacrificial plywood for the top. But with this system, I wonder if it will work with the plywood.
I just saw someone else who did a vice. He used hickory across the length of his workbench. I'll have to plan for that, but first, I have to see if I can get the top of my bench to work....
This clamping idea seems to be the best. I'm hoping it works out.
Clever idea!
Not my original but I thought so as well!!!
Very nice. Practical. Thanks
Great idea
That's a great idea man! I need to do that to one of my benches for sure. Awesome video as well!
Thanks Brandon!!!
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So slick 👍🏻
👊👊👊👍
Thank you i enjoyed this video and will start to make my vise
Sooooo nice!
Great project, I need to do this!
Thanks!
Excellent I’m building one
Glad it was helpful!
Awesome work! 😃👍🏻👊🏻
Thanks Fred!
Hi Jesse, Great project. I also watched the drill press video. I have to say, I'll be getting some Microjig accessories when i can get back to my shop. Keep up the great work.
Thanks Paul! They really are handy to have around the shop!
I didn`t intend to utilize this woodworking website, *TopFineWoodworking. Com* but rather curious about it. I was truly impressed after trying it. I was looking to find out more about the art of woodworking, and was not dissatisfied. I found several topics such as wood types and designing your workshop.
Sounds like a useless spam website that I will never recommend or use.
Hey Jess I can't beleive I missed this video!! I didn't get a heads and I rang the bell. Oh well as usual I ALWAYS learn from you and I am a huge MicroJig fan! Hmmmm why didn't I think of this? I'll be making one for my bench tomorrow. Keep um comin Jess. Miss ya!
Hey Rich, I have no clue why it didn’t alert you but I really hate that. Thanks for your support as always!
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Hey Jess just wanted you to know I fabricated this for my bench earlier this year and use it almost every day with my MicroJig clamps. I use it mostly for my Etsy Keepsake boxes for Dovetailig with my Keller System Dovetailing Jigs. Thanks again Jess.
Awesome! Thanks Rich!!!
I loved this video...my first with you. Just subscribed. Thank you!
Thank you for the support!!!
Great video, now I just need to make a work bench to put a vise on! question though, How much weight can those dovetails hold?
Thanks! They are really strong but I have no idea what the weight capacity would be.
Why did you install the vise on the right hand side of your bench?
No particular reason.
@@PenaltyBoxWoodshop you see I find it unsettling because for planing the workpiece is supposed situated at the left hand side of the workbench unless you're lefty
Haha understood. I’m so ambidextrous that I didn’t even pay attention. I write left handed and do 70% of other things right handed. That’s a good point you have, though. Thanks!
@@PenaltyBoxWoodshop understandable. Have a good day