Pallet Wood Pipe Clamp Workbench Vise
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
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I built a pair of matching workbenches in my shop a couple of years ago entirely out of pallet wood and they have been a staple of my shop ever sense. Now, ever sense I built them I had the intention of adding a moxon style vise to one of them to help hold work pieces and today is finally that day. To match the rest of the workbench, I of coarse decided to use one of my patented pallet wood laminations. For the clamping mechanism I used pipe clamps, these are very strong, cheap, and easy to source, so they make for a great solution. The vise has about 2" of travel by just from the screw part of the pipe clamps alone which will do the majority of jobs that I need done. For anything larger, I just reach under the bench and release each pipe clamp and pull it out to where I need it. Also worth noting is the fact that on the outer edge of the bench I installed that pipe clamp in further so that I would be able to clamp work at the edge of the bench.
Notable materials & tools used for this build:
- Workbench www.jackmanwor...
- Wood glue amzn.to/2K6FeuJ
- Pipe clamps (these ones have extra tall jaws, perfect for the vise) amzn.to/2HRA0m1
- 3/4″ galvanized pipe for pipe clamps amzn.to/2vAPN6p
- 2-part epoxy with pumps amzn.to/2HXo0zD
- Circular saw amzn.to/2vDhBH2
- Power plane amzn.to/2K68GBd
- Jointing sled amzn.to/2vx8Cag
- Screw clamps amzn.to/2vDicIM
- 1-1/16″ forstner drill bit amzn.to/2JizOLU
- Plunge router amzn.to/2K7SsHG
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*Materials & Tools used on this build*
Materials:
Workbench www.jackmanworks.com/pallet-wood-workbenches/
Pallet wood
Wood glue amzn.to/2K6FeuJ
Pipe clamps (these ones have extra tall jaws, perfect for the vise) amzn.to/2HRA0m1
3/4″ galvanized pipe for pipe clamps amzn.to/2vAPN6p
2-part epoxy with pumps amzn.to/2HXo0zD
Tools:
Circular saw amzn.to/2vDhBH2
Power plane amzn.to/2K68GBd
Table saw amzn.to/2K91GDB
Jointing sled amzn.to/2vx8Cag
Screw clamps amzn.to/2vDicIM
Miter saw amzn.to/2HSUQBp
Thickness planer amzn.to/2qRU4MZ
Glue roller bottle amzn.to/2HkhKVd
Drill/driver amzn.to/2K8e1rK
1-1/16″ forstner drill bit amzn.to/2JizOLU
Plunge router with edge guide amzn.to/2K7SsHG
Not only thanks for taking the time to post the vise video, but for taking the time to do such a GREAT editing job on it as well.
Thanks for watching!
That's some impressive editing!
I am a retired mechanic and now a novice woodworker searching you tube for ideas, cheap ideas. Not sure I am a fan of your comedy but, definitely like your skills. I am waaaaay impressed! Thanks.
Glad to see its not just my laminated wood projects that have a tendency to slowly cup over time...
If you're not doing it already, make sure you're alternating the direction of the grain when you laminate the pieces
I guess I'm not sure exactly what you mean. My biggest project that was also my first almost 6 years ago now was my desk, and it is 6 2x6's edge glued together. Should I have cut them into square prisms then rotated some pieces before gluing instead of using whole boards?
Also my latest's projects was a plywood edge lamination thats about a year old now has started to cup, those rips were flipped every which way because i chose the best side and didn't want any visible patters in the strips.
If you ever start a Jackman Works school of videography & editing techniques; take my money...all of it.
How about I take all your money and don't start a school of videography? I know, it almost seems to good to be true
I want a deal like that, Jackman!
Another OUTSTANDING build there Jackman! I have a pair of ISO Tunes Pro...although I am about to 86 them.
I’m in! Take all my money and don’t teach me anything! Worth it
omg the amount of hilarious editing in this so far XD
This is ridiculously creative and entertaining! You are like a showman woodworker... or a woodworker showman. In either case, don’t change - your videos (and creations) are fabulous. This was so enjoyable to watch!
My brother is the greatest showman though! en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Greatest_Showman
Man, it's the coolest video i've ever seen of a boring step by step diy stuff. I could almost guess that the pusher you used on the disc saw could have some Mickey Mouse's black ears.
I rarely comment on these video's but this one is worth two thumbs up - one for the project and another for the videography and special effects.
Je ne ferai jamais ce que vous montrez mais j'aime tellement vous regarder quand vous le faites! Vous mettez des sourires dans ma vie. Merci beaucoup et surtout, continuez!
Google traduction:
I will never do what you show but I love watching you so much when you do it! You put smiles in my life. Thank you very much and above all, keep going!
NICE. I can't help but think now, though, that the super nice ultra tidy cleaned up and refinished vise bench makes your old bench look, uh, pretty battered.
Thumbs up for qthe fun and fancy video editing!
So many "wait, what just happened" moments! Awesome video Paul!
ha! that's great feedback
Finally, someone who isn't a dour dull bas****d explaining how to do woodwork. Thanks!
Amazing editing skills, i really appreciate the effort you put in to this video, thanks
Thanks so much Ian!
I can't wait to start making stuff , I am getting myself a table saw and a thicknesser in the new year..
I want YOUR clamp collection!
Very relaxing music. Great use of pallet wood. Inspiring.
Now that’s what I call magic!👍🏻
That is very cool!
What is this trickery I see before my eyes?
Awesome video 👍👍👍👍👍👍
Great video! You deserve an Oscar for it!
The music at the beginning of the video made me think of a Sergio Leone movie and I half expected Clint Eastwood, Lee Van Cleef, Charles Bronson, and Henry Fonda to come out with guns blazin' !
Dude your editing is RIDICULOUS. It’s crazy good . I got the privilege to meet you in Baltimore at the convention. The nutcracker looks even more insane in person.
If anyone doubts your down to earth easy personality I certainly experienced the same while talking to you. And you have a great sense of humor.
Thanks for the content
-Ben
The quality of this video is amazing
WHAT A GREAT IDEA!
Really like the finish!
that's just what i should add to my bench.👍👍👍👍👍
Jay Bates would be proud of you !!!! Great Job ... I got many ideas from this video including cinematography ideas ....
I love your editing
I really appreciate the humor, music and editing of video - very unique, and I'm sure time consuming as well! Just one thing: it would have been nice to see the final product in action!
Awesome work
I always love how these videos are shot. Keep up the good work, it's well worth it.
This is perhaps the most entertaining woodworking video I've seen - I actually laughed out loud at some of the stuff. You are indeed a talented woodworker and video editor Mr. Jackman!
Thank you!
I'm a professional videographer and editor but amateur woodworker. Serious respect for this edit and the project. This was a cool build on it's own, but the edit made it all the more enjoyable. You got another sub in me. Thanks for the work.
Nice Job, you raise the quality of your video by a mile.
I do my best to add something new every time!
Nice editing. That is an art form in and of itself.
That was fun to watch
You're getting so good on the production side of your videos, love the humor you bring to it and your craftsmanship, as always, is fantastic. Well done.
best woodworking video EVER, what ever you are doing keep doing it, thanks for making and posting this.
Just what i'm looking for thank you Jackman! I have a MDF bench i made in 2002 with a record 52.5 vice and a moxon with F clamps that doesn't work properly. I get pallets from work and last week i said to myself "idea build a bench and new vice from pallets...." hadn't thought of laminating them sideways like you did . I like it it's gonna have to happen . Ps i think you are absolutely crazy....and addictive , i subbed . You do nice work ,well done you!
Great to hear! So many pallets kicking around that we have to find a use for them :)
You always make it fun to watch your videos!
Well done!
This is honestly your best video ever!
Looks great. You will wonder how you ever managed without one.
The editing in the video was superb! Thanks for such an enjoyable 7:34 minutes
I had to check and make sure the video wasn't 7:35 long, I was wondering what part you didn't like ;)
Jackman Works I didn't like the last second because it meant that the video had sadly come to the end.
Great idea. Looks great too. Thanks for the vid.
Exceptional skill...both woodworking and videography!
I watch a lot of RUclips makers, and you seriously make the best friggen videos out there. And I like a lot of the other guys work, yours are just better. Amazing. Well, this old tony is pretty awesome too. Anyway, thanks for all the awesome content! And the music is spot on, for me.
And Jimmy Diresta too. I had to add that
Great job. I appreciate your sense of humor.
Great build, and the epoxy covering makes the top pop. Also love your video style
I would buy a house with all those clamps :D
Love the vise. And the tables.
Thanks Dale! Check out the pallet bench build if you haven't yet: ruclips.net/video/dtrWMrZhVC4/видео.html
Gonna have to build this
Good editing and good music. Nice job.
Encore une vidéo magique, et une bonne idée pour un cousin des Amériques.😊
Dudley Copperfield has NOTHING on the Jackman!!! I'm still in awe 😲. Great job Paul, EXCELLENT editing and magic!!! 🤔...😂
Yay! Shovel!
Nice work on the vise and video Paul! 👍👊
First time I've ever seen pipe clamps used to make a vice. Awesome build and great craftsmanship out of pallets...
Love the editing on your videos
Great video!
Incredible.. great craftsmanship and amazing photography
Subbed off of the editing alone... Nicely done!
The ryobi planner....great tool even compared to other better brand. I recommend them to people all the time
Love your movie making style. And of course the craftsmanship is primo. Keep up the good work man!
Well done sir. That looks awesome
Just gotta say...AWESOME VIDEO!!!! LOL! You sure are a man of many talents! Received the T-Shirt and Jackman Works Sticker, Thanks so much! You are so fun to watch and inspire me to want to learn more, and maybe even try it! LOL! Much success to you and yours!
Awesome!! Thanks for your support. Don't fall for it though, you don't want to try a pallet lamination, it's miserable haha
You really do make it look so easy to do! I had to change my screen name to initials, as my son said not a good idea to have my whole name on the internet. :)
Great video, and thank you for posting.
1:15 I've never heard of you or your channel before but this made me laugh and earned a subscription.
ha! glad to have you!
Teah, Can you do a video on how you did that? I have a bunch of pallets and no room to store them. If I could shrink them down like that, and throw them in the air and they come back like that, that would be awesome!
:)
Impressive!!!
Great build Nice creative idea with the pallets wood and epoxy covering .. you're an artist 👏👏👍👍✌✌ respect from Algeria.
That was awesome mate, really enjoyed it. Thanks Paul
You turned a basic vise into something special.
Haha, awesome transitions in this video! I love showing my video students your videos for the transitions. They question most of them before they think about it a little.
A wood worker and a magician. Loved it. New subscriber added
Glad to have you!
2:11 SUBSCRIBED.
I love the fun and creativity with all these shots.
Dude, you're a complete goofball and I love it. Awesome work my man.
great intro
Great video Paul!
Great job Super job on your video production
you are amazing man!
video editing is awesome!
Dude! I really like your editing and the effort you put into your shots.
Awesome/insane editing and good music!
Great video!!!
Sweet videography Paul! Great mod to the bench. - Jim
I love watching your videos!
Fantastic editing!! 👍👍👊
Wow ottimo lavoro
Rhode Island shop? Nice... I'm from Newport. Haven't lived there in 30 years though. Awesome vids btw. I'm learning a lot.
Always a pleasure watching you videos. Keep it up.
This is my first time watching you, and I just have to say, this is incredible video making. The cuts and transitions and your attitude! Great!
Fantastic music!!! Great idea!!! And great camera tricks!!! Well done sir you just got a new sub.
Wow, no wonder you get so many pallet projects done quickly - your super pallet disassembly skills make it look so easy!! Also, quit lying around the workshop will ya? (great camera angles!!)
I just love your edits. Full of pallet-fu! Ace.
Great Presentation, I'll be watching keep watching for your future works. Thanks, Tom K
Great build Paul. You’re really coming into your own with the editing. Soon, some will use the phrase, “ I use the Jackman’s style”, when asked about their editing!
Yeah buddy, that's what I like to hear!!
I like your style 😅