The #1 Tool Every Man Must Have!!
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GET YOUR $20 IRWIN VISE HERE - THEY WON'T LAST LONG!! - goo.gl/Oig4rw
Wranglerstar I must have good taste...I bought mine 3 months ago 😂
Wranglerstar I've had one for a few years now, love it for clamping anything I want the pressure to be spread out on (wood/laminate rifle stocks for example)
Price: $19.98 + $20.75 Shipping & Import Fees Deposit to Canada
Costs more to have it shipped than the product itself. 😖
They have these at cambodian tire sometimes.
I just ordered for my workbench in my shed.
My eldest brother inherited my father's carpenter's chest and most of his hand tools. I have never been a jealous person, but I admit that I was envious of my pops gift to him. Every tool was over 50 years old. All of them old school hand tools, planes, hand saws, punches, chisels, etc. After I confessed my shameful attitude to him one day, and apologized for it, he did something incredibly generous. He waited until my next birthday and wrapped up half of the tools and gave them to me as a gift. I was truly touched by his kindness and generosity. He told me that he knew our dad would have wanted him to share with his little brother. Men don't cry often, but Both of us shed some tears that day. And some wonderful memories of our hard working, kind hearted dad.
That is so awesome! So many siblings fight over the inheritance, it is good to see people that still have their priorities straight.
Tenspeed TheBikeHanger - Tomorrow will be the second anniversary of his passing, and I was thinking about him while watching this video. My father and my brother are both gone, but the lessons they taught me won't be forgotten. If you have family, call them and let them know how much they mean to you. In the end, all we really have is our families.
I'm sorry for your loss, Brian
There's a canadian film with a similar backbone to it's story, it's called Our loved ones.. check it out.
Thank you for your kind comments. I believe this channel brings out some of the best viewers of RUclips. Helpful, intelligent, and polite.
My vote would be for the hand plane
I am loving this series of videos. I grew up spending a ton of time in my dad's shop. He lived and worked on a horse farm as a kind of caretaker and it seemed like he was constantly fixing and building things. There's such a comforting, nostalgic quality to things like vices and drill presses for me now. I love the sounds of someone just working away in their shop.
Thank you.
A tool everyman needs is a garage filled with tools.
Hand plane display!! Great work!
cody, I just wanted to thank you for your videos, 2 years ago I lost both my parent to cancer , I was 22 at the time .
Right around that period I started watching your videos.
Somehow watching your videos give me a sense of peace, when I see you talk and do stuff its like I see my father, when I see your caring wife it remembers my of my dear mother.
it comfort's me that there are still people left who where just like them, so again thanks for putting out so much video`s , thanks for the great content and thanks for being just you.
Have a nice day!
Ps. I like the plane idea :)
well said, Gullen
Gullen,
I sure hope Cody and Mrs. W. see this post. I know they will be very pleased that they could have helped you. My sincerest sympathies for the loss you've endured. :(
How did you make a jigfor your vise? Thanks
i remember when Irwin was Petersen's Vise-Grip and still made in DeWitt, Nebraska. my grandpa worked on the production line for 24 years (died in 1992). my grandma (died in 2001) was Mr. Petersen's secretary for 23 1/2 years. that's one company I wish would come back to America. it meant a whole lot to my family.
I imagine that like the 'Record' company, Irwin 'bought' up Petersen's ...
d0nttreadonm3 I still have a number of my original Peterson Manufacturing vice grips from back in the day.
"If I'm building an AR-15, or something, and I need a little vice, ya know, to do my work"
common thing, when I was in the Army my partner SPC Figueras use one of those too 😊
Thank you
I think the commenter had the same thought I did.
It was just kind of funny after watching tons of woodworking channels talking about building stuff with wood
and then coming across one where the guy starts off with
"If I'm building an AR-15, or something, and I need a little vice, ya know, to do my work".
Yeah, totally relatable, exactly what I was needing one for, building assault rifles.
It does make ya think about all the possibilities there are, even if it's not manufacturing assault rifles,
I could use it for making birdhouses too. 😀
@@paulweston8184 yes and the patriot buys a made in jhina vise 🤦♂️
Please do a plane display.
Carson Burke agreed
Carson Burke
Agree, hand plane display
Ditto.
Hand plane display!
You should play a trick on mrs W. Take one of the display cabinets out of the dinning room and put it in the shop for your planes. Like when you tried to put tools in their during the remodel. 😂
dont even know why he asked this question. hand planes man, all of them
Router table please.
WOOD PLANE DISPLAY. Vice in a vice...genius! I weld primarily for my business and I have a good size vice that I don't always want on my primary table, what a great solution!
One of the clearest videos I've seen. I am a amateur woodworker
Over the years; I've picked up a lot of hand tools..and a modest supply of power tools. Recently picked up a warrior cordless drill . So far holds a charge for quite a while. Again fantastic video.
The plane display is the clear choice
I know you would like me to choose between the planes or router organizer; however, thinking outside the box for a moment, how about you, Mrs W, Jack and Fresh P sitting with a cup of joe or organic juice if you must, taking stock of the Cody Built WoodShop. Hint: you might consider a "Grand Opening" theme as well. Thank you for taking the time in making your videos. Cheers!
Interesting video idea,
I watched this and ordered one it is great for my small shop and at 20.00 you couldn't beat thank you for the tip. and yes depending on your benchtop you will need to do a bit of fitting to make it hang right and to install the piece of wood for the jaws. this took a couple of days but I am as pleased as I can be thanks Wranglerstar.
whatever you do on your next video, please make the title relevant. it's so hard to go back and find an old video to rewatch with these titles!
Tracy Goodlett: He explained that just this month. Did you like CSI (in Las Vegas)? They did that with their episode titles. But either way, something in Cody's episodes will relate to the title, even if it's not direct.
It is click bait, but do you really care about the titles if you are a subscriber that truly enjoys a certain channel. I enjoy watching Cody and his family from time to time but it isn't the title that I click on it is the thumbnail of the video. Click bait titles= views from non subscribers. Great content= subscribers. Keep it up Cody wish I was as great as you!
As long as there is something relevant in the notes, you can do a search from the home page of the channel (not the RUclips search bar; there is a search function/magnifying glass for the channel).
Try to keep up there chief.
I'm fine with the click-bait titles, so long as there is something in the notes that makes the content searchable.
Plane display!
It's plane to see that we all want to see Cody build a plane plane cabinet.
I won't complane.
Plainer Cabinet! I am amazed of all the things you can do , but I have never known one who lives off grid that can afford all the tools and equipment that you purchase. You are blessed and I am happy for you and your family. to be able to buy all the tools and equipment you have. God bless you, man.
Wranglerstar, as I've begun to get back to my roots I've learned a deeper appreciation for all my hand tools (less noise and more control). That said the hand plane case would be my choice as the next thing to do. There's something special about not just the sound of a hand plane but also the finish when you're done.
"Like Maybe I'm building an AR 15" Me: LIKE
cody im 15 and live in pennsylvania i like your videos alot and i wish to be just like you
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First off, I love the length and design of that work bench! I have the same Irwin vise that I need to install on a work bench and this solved that dilemma! Thank you for always putting out high quality instructional videos!
I have watched many workbench videos and now after seeing this bench and vise, this is what I am building on payday.
I was trying to figure out how/where to install a woodworking vise. This was the first video I found and the only one I will need. Incredibly helpful! Thank you.
Small suggestion, recess the back jaw of the vice into the edge of the bench you can then do away with the back packing and get an extra 1/2" of vice opening and when holding longer work the bench edge will give more stability. Consider do you want hard wood jaws? Do you want the jaws to be harder than what you put in them? or softer so your work is protected from marking. they are a sacrificial item and easily replaced.
Nice tip about recessing the jaw. I usually make J shaped jaw covers and never screw them, so replacing them it's as easy as lift them up. After awhile they are all banged up anyway. ;-)
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Agree .... the jaw wood should always be soft so that they do not mar the material it's holding ... sometimes I'm amazed how some woodworkers do not think thru what they are doing ... sorry, I'm not trying to be too critical, it just comes with 87 years of experience in the shop ... thanks for your vids.
Smart stuff
@@wernerfreund4949 Mmmm, sorry but I don't get that. 🤷♂️
Shoe Display for hand planners
typically that sort of vice should also have the fixed jaw inset into the bench face the thickness of the fixed jaw plus the sacrificial jaw. Doing this will allow long boards to be clamped flush with the edge of the bench. Also, the wood used for the vice jaws is better to be a soft wood - pine for example. you want the jaws to dent not the work. alternatively, add some leather in the jaws. Anyway, my two cents - keep up the great work
this is a better idea. Im about to make a little 3ft ish portable one. Thx
This is the most timely video ever for me. I have been looking at this exact same vice and a few others for the last week to add to my bench I just finished. Thanks Cody.
display case for hand planes
I may have mentioned it before but gluing a thick bit of leather onto the wooden jaws makes them grip like mad.
I can honestly recommend one of these little vices. I ordered one from Amazon months ago and I have pretty much put it through the wringer. I've over tightened it, beat on it, pulled on it and just generally mistreated it.....but it's still working just fine. Absolutely worth the $20....and then some.
I have two of those Irwin vices. One at each end of my bench. On one of them, instead of putting permanent wood inserts for the jaws, I drilled two 1/2" holes that are 1/4" deep into some 1/2" stock and glued two super magnets in the holes so they sit flush with the surface. Then I glued a 3/4" strip of the 1/2" stock along the long edge, flush with the face that doesn't have the magnet holes in it. I made two of these and they are removable wooden jaw inserts that I can easily remove if I need the small 4 1/2" vice to give me an extra inch.
I think I'd like to see you work on a hand plane display rack next.
Definitely the hand plane storage.
Well now my day is complete I came home and was able to enjoy my favorite RUclipsr and now it's time for bed. Keep up the great videos Cody. Love to see them all. God bless.
I have three sets of IRWIN paddle bits for wood.
The oldest is the early 70s all still complete and for the most part still sharp.
I also have an IRWIN screwdriver about 16" long and has a wood handle attached to the bit of the driver. I have it all shined up and hanging on my sho wall.
I am in process of getting the wood workers vise now.
Using the info you gave me.
Hand plane rack. Definitely. Really like the wood shop. I wish I had a space like that. Best if luck Mr W from Ireland.
hand plane display!
That humble little Irwin vise strikes me as something you'll be happy with for a long time. Form has followed function very closely with that little fella.
I love that you explain what your thinking and how it relates. My vote is hand planer display with some antique planers.
I’m amazed that nobody mentioned the entire workbench moving and rocking when he used the plane lol. Definitely need to reinforce your bench.
I'm raising both hands for plane storage...
Just bought this vise and have yet to install it. Glad I stumbled upon this video first. Thanks.
If I was to choose, it'll be the plane display! Great vise setup, really like it and the price is just amazing!
You should really look at a dust collection system. Not only have they linked sawdust too bad allergies, cancer and asthma, it is so nice to have a clean shop all the time without constantly fighting dust in the air. With such a small space it wouldn't be tough to implement it and it is such a pleasure to work in a space that cleans itself.
That is expecially true of some of the exotic hardwoods like iroko which is very bad for you in dust format, as is MDF dust. I've never bothered too much about softwood with infrequent working - but if I were doing this level of work frequently, dust reduction would be a good idea. Does america still use tanalised timber (treated with copper and arsenic)? Dust from that would be bad.
Dust from yew wood is especially toxic.
I've read that once you inhale any sawdust, it stays in the tiny air sacs of the lungs forever and mucus cannot carry it out. Over a lifetime of buildup and clogging, inflammation occurs, leading to copd and cancer, among other things.
Matt Earnhardt Everything in this world causes all those issues lol. So does it really matter?
Why speed the process up?
Yeah or a wear a respirator for fucks sake.
Planes please.
I have the same irwin vise and love it. I have had it for years. "Common Man Tools" =AFFORDABLE
I was kinda shocked at the reflection on your work bench when you were planning. You may want to add a leg to that side of the bench. so you could add more pressure to items that you will be bending and such. Loving the new shop !!!
That was a lot of flex for sure! Almost as bad as the plywood and sawhorses I work on. This is just an auxiliary bench though, I am sure he will be doing most of his work over on the carpenter's bench.
I use Irwin pipe vices all the time for holding wood together and setting boards level, they work great
I'm not going anywhere. I see no reason not to do both projects in your own time frame. I'd enjoy seeing either one. As a sometime wood worker myself, this whole series is great.
my vote: plane display
Hand plane cabinet for sure!
I'm primarily a unplugged woodworker and would love to see your ideas on plane storage!
Love the channel
Hand plane display! Great vid, the Irwin vise has been in most of the shops I've worked in my youth, always need to do a bit of wood work when you work on ranches.
Hand plane display please.
Router cabinet please and thank you. The Irwin vises are a great option for the beginning carpenter. Bought two off the recommendation of Dave Canterbury. I am glad Wranglerstar approves.
Plane Storage would be helpful for me. I'm in the process of becoming an unplugged wood worker after 35 years making a racket and sucking dust into my lungs. Love the new shop vids and the titles don't matter to me as long as you keep making content.
Loved this video. Set up my Irwin woodworking vise today and made a similar jig for a vise in a vise! Great idea! Thanks!
I vote one for Hand plane!
Also, do you have any plans to coat the new bench with boiled linseed or Waterlox?
Just so you know that my friends have been calling me Charlie Brown cause I've been saying "Good Grief" all the time and I just realized it's cause of you. Lol
Cody, I take your recommendations to heart and I recently purchased this exact vise. Thank you for your insight. Will be referring to this video as I install it for tips. Thanks again. God bless.
Hand Plane Display! I have a collection myself - it keeps growing. I would like to build a display myself and I always get good ideas from you. Thanks for all your great videos.
what do you use to edit your videos. And what do you edit and upload on?
Do Both
Two years ago when I wanted to build my bench, I tried too find a vice in Norway, where i live. Impossible. After a lot of online search I found this little gem at Amazon. Even with paying shipping from USA to Norway, It is a great purchase.
Very nice bench. This suggestion about the fixing of a vice will probably get lost in the volume of comments, however it may help someone. When fixing the back cheek of the vice use two plaques of wood the same thickness as the cheek fixed on each side (of the back cheek) to the bench itself. Fix the vice to the bench and fix the lining to the two plaques. The lining can extend an inch or so to each side of the vice. By using a thick piece of hardwood in the front lining you could bore a hole in it for a dog. The extra inch or more on each side will be very convenient for wider pieces of wood.
I have used the Chinese copy of this vice for an end vice with thick lining and dog. Very effective.
Hand planners PLEASE :)
I'd love to see you do an AR15 build
Great idea mounting the machinist vise on a jig. I was about to relocate my machinist vise to another bench to make way for my new wood vise and they can share space on my main bench. In a small shop with space at a premium, most items are either dual purpose or relegated to a shelf to collect dust. Btw, Have a Merry Christmas and a fantastic new year!
The hand planes would be awesome! I'm loving this series by the way, I wish they were longer!!!
I'm wondering if you have a plan for dust management in your new, and very cool, shop...
Me too, but i think that will come nearer to the end... like once all is set up and after the floor goes in, something like it should probably belong to the finishing up steps.
De Plane boss, de plane!
How you know someone is over 50... :-P Ironically I just watched The Man With The Golden Gun last night on Amazon prime where Herve Villechaize played Nick Nack.
Love all the spaces in the bench that allows for a ton of storage.
idd love the hand plane cabinet. I am not a woodworker by any means, more off an electrician actually but i have some planes at home and i must say its the most satisfying tool to use!
how about an axe display cabinet
both hands planes and router cabinet!!
Both? LOL
My wife bought me a paper towel holder and it is great for saving bench space. You may want to consider building one and attaching to the wall.
great little vise! it'll do most of your holding needs, all depends on how stout your bench/table is. can't beat the price
Everything about your well bench is useful and practical. That seems to be the theme. Since every other woodworker on RUclips has an ornamental display of planes and antique tools that will probably gather more rust and dust, I would rather see your tool wall hold tools that you will probably reach for every time you work on a project - or at least find a way to display just the ones you use most and store the rest in a secondary location.
I vote for the planes...
Glad to see another woodworker who uses his shop for gunsmithing also.
I say the hand plane display case Cody. Thanks for the video as always. I sure do enjoy how handy the shop is and how it's all coming together. God Bless.
0:07 THAT'S WHAT SHE SAID
planes please
That little vise looks great, I have had a small record machinist in my work shop, it's over 30 years old now and is still great, I am a custom knife maker and it has thousands of hour of use.
thanks man, i was searching for such a vice for my second (portable) bench. It's perfect. Gonna buy that little Irwin !
I'm interested in what you are going to do for dust collection.
I'm too. Esspecially as a youtuber cody has to care for his precious recording equipment (cameras, microphones, ...).
hand plane
I have to say the quality of his work is 1st class, superb.
Good info about Irwin. Harbor Freight is also a low end vise with same problem as yours; that is, the steel plates are not parallel so you have to remember to compensate when cutting the blocks for the vise by cutting at a slight angle. Notice the non parallel near the beginning of your video as well as at 10:51. Best wishes enjoying your shop and sharing your joy of woodworking with the world.
I noticed the work bench bouncing when you were planing. Do you think it needs additional support, or is it ok?
It's fine, this is not my primary woodworking bench,
Thank you Doug for pointing that out, it is around the 10:30 mark. I was focused on the planing and never noticed the bouncing and deflection the bench had at the first viewing. By no means am I discrediting the bench or its capabilities but I wouldn't have expected it to have the much distortion. I may reconsider and use full supports that go from bench to the ground.
For a heavy bench the braces should go to the floor. It looks amazing but the flex in that bench would drive me nuts.
For someone who had built this bench as their primary bench though, well, they'd be having to build it "twice" then - right?
You can still keep the bench but I would relieve the angle on the current braces by bringing them to the floor. I would also move them closer to the outer edge especially if you plan on mounting a vise.
why not both?
your shop is coming together so well. i'm really enjoying all these wood shop makeover videos! *thumbs up*
Oh those highly affordable little bench vise are amazing quality for the price. They should be worth like $80! I just got mine last week and I was supremely impressed. I will be making a mini work bench that I can use on the floor or clamped to a bench top with that very vise. Very much recommended, you will not be disappointed.
I vote for the hand plane cabinet
Whatever happened to the knife sharpening system you got from Russia. I don't see it in your store any more. Do you still promote this product?
Len Orender might have sold out or he could have just removed it since he likes to keep his lists short
Len Orender back ordered till march
Len Orender I thought the same thing
Cooper hanson I've been waiting since December
Thanks for the update.
Really enjoying this series! Thanks very much! I would vote for the router cabinet, but will enjoy whatever you decide to do.
I use Irwin pull saws all the time. In the shop, in the yard, and camping.
How do homesteaders make enough money to sustain themselves and their family? Not all of us have corporate sponsors and are flush with RUclips money. I'd love to get off the grid and into nature but I don't know how to get started. I love your channel but it seems like a facade to me.
When we moved into this place we had nothing. We had to borrow money from family. If you continue to make excuses how life is not fair you'll never get out of your current situation. If you would like to learn how we did it get our book from the library. Do you think a successful channel just happens? Do you think corporate sponsors randomly choose people to throw money at? These things come from years of hard work. My advice to is stop whining, role up your sleeves and get serious. Nobody is going to give you anything, you need to earn it, now get to work,
Wranglerstar thank you
Subscribed a few months ago so excuse me for not understanding your plight. I'm an even bigger fan then I was a few minutes ago and will get to work. Thanks again.
Cody's done a number of great videos on how to get started, which is mostly budgeting, getting a good understanding of money in and money out and prioritising paying off debt and living cheaper. When they first launched this adventure they didn't have a RUclips channel bankrolling them, Cody was still running the Jeep parts store online I believe, and Mrs. W appears to be a very conscientious budgeter. It is a lot easier to find reasons not to try and do what we want, but we need to ask ourselves, which will yield a better and happier life? Surely it is better to strive towards what we want even if we risk failure, rather than give up before we've even tried.
Life is what you put into it....your first step is making a commitment to start..
Oh yeah, hand plane display case...because they are sexy :)
I too believe that plane storage/display in a shop is a must..
Now to get a Bedrock 602 603 etc.