Moxon Vise
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- čas přidán 20. 08. 2020
- In this video I am building a moxon vise to compliment my new workbench. Plans for this build are available on my website.
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The lights I use on my workbench: amzn.to/3lNHUAk
Goosenecks I used for the lights: amzn.to/3kE79E7
Base for goosenecks: amzn.to/2HbqspK
1/4 x 20 mount for goosenecks: amzn.to/2EdP5kw
Handwheels: www.mcmaster.com/6033K73/
Threaded rod: www.mcmaster.com/98750A494/
Nuts: www.mcmaster.com/95505A608/
Fender washers: www.mcmaster.com/91525A419/
Dovetail clamps: amzn.to/2EK3lBf
Dovetail track hardware: amzn.to/3fuvZ6d
Cork rubber: www.benchcrafted.com/crubber
Dovetail router bit: amzn.to/3a0kAK4
Dovetail relief bit: amzn.to/2BZ2yeL
Plans: eastoakwoodworking.com/plans/...
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Ordered the vise plans. Thank you for making them available. Also enjoyed the calm music and voice. New subscriber here!
Wow! This with the lights in the dog holes is genius! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you Sir.🎉
Great, not just a Moxon vise but a mini workbench too. Cool!
Great video! Your take on the Moxon Vise is brilliant. Thank you.
Thank you!
Very cool! Thanks for posting!
Thanks Jeff!
Fantastic!! That’s given me the inspiration to build my own.👊👌
You won’t regret building one!
Great presentation and choice for accessories. Thanks
Thanks Rick!
Great idea using the micro jig dovetail slots. I also love how you showed how you use the vice in cutting dovetails.
Thanks! A moxon vise is such a simple build, but it’s so useful
Looks great! Just to let everyone know, you can purchase Moxon Vise Kits from WDS Components Ltd. We supply them with handwheels or ball handles - the choice is all yours!
Man, you should ask Santa for a miter gauge for your router table. Excellent video!
Or even better, one of those cast iron router table tops. I didn’t build in a good miter slot in this one... not one I could use a miter gauge on anyway
A couple of weeks ago, I purchased your plans for the Moxon Vise. It turned out great! The plans were excellent and very easy to follow. The hardware list was very helpful. Thank you!
just built this for an accessory for the top of my 4x8 torsion box outfield/assembly table. The plans were some off the best I've purchased. super clear very easy to follow and 3d illustrations 👌
Thanks Nathaniel! I’m glad they worked well for you
Excellent video. Super useful. If you get a chance, and have the inclination, I'd love to see some detailed instructions on how to create those oversized sliding dovetail joints. Thanks again for the insight!
Nice build!
Thanks!
Nice build.
Thanks!
Love your work and your design on that moxon vise. Definitely will use your ideas when I build mine after my workbench build! New subsriber :)
Thanks! I appreciate that
Exellent!
Awesome awesome
Sweet 👍🏻 👍🏻
Estimado muy completo y buen relatado tus comentarios respecto a la prensa.
Es factible el que informe cuál es el aceite con que lo proteges
star material 🌟🌟😎
Super star
Excellent work. Great eye on detail. Love the work lights. Can you provide links to the bench work lights. I can make my work shop look like a stage but there is always that hidden corner you can’t see
Hi Joseph, I just added a link in the description.
Great video. Thanks for posting. I really like the curve you’ve put in the side pieces, I’ll be doing t that to the vide I’m currently building.
Did I see springs between the faces or am I imagining it?
Ken, Southport UK
hi there, i was wondering what you used as peg that goes from the lamp (gooseneck foot ) in to your workbench? it looks like a wooden disc with metal rod? could you please explain? thank you, great idea
Thanks for this great build video. I’ve been looking for something like this for a while. I am curious why you didn’t route any cross-grain dovetail slots for the Matchfit hardware.
I considered it, but I didn’t think I’d ever use them. This moxon vise was purpose built for cutting dovetails on boxes and drawers, and in every use case I could think of, the piece would be longer than it is wide. In most cases longer than the table of the vise.
@@EastOakWoodworking Thanks! I just wanted to make sure I wasn't missing something.
Great video! What is the source for your face mask? Or, did I overlook it?
Where can I find the cam-action dog-hole hold down with the long arm shown at the end of the video?
This looks like a great build to me. I like the stability the tabletop work bench will give to the clampdown moxon vice. Do you find the routered parallel lines get used? Not sure about the clamps or tee thread bolts you used in routered dovetail slot, if you could elaborate?
Nice to see a build where there are answers to comments. Well done. This is one to follow. Thanks.
The dovetail slots in the top work perfectly with Matchfit dovetail clamps, and I use them a lot, as well as the fence that uses the same dovetail slots. Is that what you mean by “the parallel lines”?
Yes, thanks. I found some similar dovetail clamps online, did not know of this variant. Yes, this is what I meant re parallel lines
I noticed you were tightening the vise by grabbing the wheel instead of the handle on the wheel. In retrospect, do you wish you had used a plain wheel, such as on your leg vise, or are you happy with the wheel you selected for the Moxon Vise? Do the handles sticking out from the wheel get in your way? Nice build, by the way ;)
I’ve found that the handle works great for quick in and out on the vise, but grabbing the wheel gives me a better feel for when it’s tight.
Just discovered your channel. Great work on the vise and the Roubo bench! Are yo going to do a shop tour?
Maybe eventually, but just had to say nice profile pic! I happen to have that as a tattoo
Got your plans, and I noticed you recommend the Micro Jig MATCHFIT Relief bit. Is this instead of the using a dado blade to remove the waste material? Is it a better option? I presume you could use it for the dovetails to house the bases? Great video!
You can absolutely use a dado bit as well
@@EastOakWoodworking Bought the MJ Relief bit after looking at a few more MJ videos. Thanks for the reply. My Moxon vise is getting a good workout.
Excellent bench! Where did you get those lights.
Thanks Henry, here’s a link to those lights: www.amazon.com/dp/B07D8TTFSR/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_93fqFbPEVAC1J
How about the flexible gooseneck for the lights. Could you provide that link?
I just added links for the goosenecks, the mounts for them and the 1/4 x 20 adapters. I’m not 100% happy with the goosenecks, I wish they were just a little stiffer, but they have been working good enough.
@@EastOakWoodworking That's the same thing I ran into with a LED clamp on light from Rockler. The light unit seemed a little too heavy for the gooseneck. Thanks for the response and keep up the good work on the channel!
@@EastOakWoodworking Where did you get the worklights? What brand, I've been looking all over. Thanks, enjoy your channel!
Looks like you watched Katz Moses
F.Y.I McMaster-Carr are refusing to ship outside of the States stating it "is too expensive to meet US export regulations". What ever that means. Being ex New Zealand Customs and somewhat familiar with import/export regulations between the States & NZL I smell OSB burning. Would love someone to point me onto alternative suppliers for this kit.
Thats not a moxen vice that's a rolls Royce vice. You lost me 2 min into it thinking I'll keep googling. I havnt got all that equipment. Great vice BTW. Cheers
fixing that weird guide setup for you: czcams.com/video/5I45mEWAJv4/video.html
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