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!
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.
You actually do a follow-up based on comments on RUclips. 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!
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.
I just found the vid with the steel version of the mechanism and sat down to design a wooden version when this popped up! Well done sir. Great concept, elegant design and thorough explanation - and saved me hours of head-scratching. Worth buying the plans just for that alone!
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.
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!
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.
Greetings from Cali USA. Always amazed at your skill set, ingenuity and creative abilities. Thanks for sharing and making so many of your designs available on plans for me to make them myself.
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.
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.
I've been following your channel for a long time. Very good projects and I just bought your Quick Release Vice Mechanism. I hope that the production will be successful and that it will work like yours. Thank you for sharing your projects and a lot of success in your work. Greetings from Slovenia Silvo
I am so glad you made the plywood version. Awesome I want to make one. I started to order your plan it's in the cart, but wanted to check first that I'll receive the plan digitally instant. I'm anxious to get started. Txs dude. Paul
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!
Great video! Thanks for rethinking the design for those without a welding rig and then remaking the device and sharing it in a video. I’ll definitely be buying the plans!
Saw the original, thought: "ill give the welds a go, not structural, I should be able to get it done." Then you bring this masterpiece to us and I will postpone attempting to weld, yet again. 👌🏻
Very nicely done! Now I need a woodworking table on which to mount the vice, and an enclosed space other than my open driveway in which to put the table on which to mount the vise, and a house big enough in which to put the space in which to put the table on which to mount the vice, and the money to buy the house in which to put the space in which to put the table on which to mount the vice -- man, these things are always more complicated than they seem!
Thanks for a wooden version! Ive seen a lot of quick release vices on youtube while getting ideas to create my own but yours is by far the best! Bought the plans, will be making this soon!
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!
@@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!
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.
Learning to weld is a good thing. I'm in the process of doing that right now. It's a skill that will become a valuable asset in one's fabricating toolset, expanding the options immensely. Nonetheless, this was a very helpful video, proving once again that there is more than one solution to any problem. As always, thanks much for sharing. Steve
Nice guys do better on RUclips and in life as well. It helps when the nice guy is a deep thinker too. Pask is both. 100,000 is just the beginning. Smiling and being a good master to gentle, hungry dogs are signs of nice, by the way. You will have a happy new year, in spite of it all.
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
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.
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
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.
I really enjoy your videos - very inspiring. Bought the plans to the plywood quick release mechanism and vise and completed it this week. It works great. Cheers from Canada. Weather forecast calls for a low of -31 C this week. Mike
Another great project Pask! Puts the vice within my reach as I can't weld. And I really look forward to seeing the Jack Russell's again.. Lost mine recently.
regular vices are expensive as all hell in my country, let alone quick release ones! I will most definitely be buying your plans once my bench is done! good job.
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.
6 лет назад+1
You my friend are out of this world. All your ideas and execution are perfect. Good luck!
Hi, I just get the plans on your website for the vise and have to say wow so much heart and so many information in the plans just awesome this week I start the build I think it's a pity that you can not post any photos here cheers Tim
Slowly making my way through the channel from the start, love watching it grow and to see an Aussie maker channel doing so well. Belated congrats on the 100k, the next big milestone is just around the corner I see.
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Check out my new website paskmakes.com/ The plans can be found there too. :)
Love that mate ;-)
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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
Seems like Dodger likes his hoof glue
13:00 it works fantastic and it seems to taste fantastic as well!
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!
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.
¡Gracias!
You actually do a follow-up based on comments on RUclips. 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!
No worries! :)
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.
Just found your channel. Best woodworking channel I have found on RUclips.
I just found the vid with the steel version of the mechanism and sat down to design a wooden version when this popped up! Well done sir. Great concept, elegant design and thorough explanation - and saved me hours of head-scratching. Worth buying the plans just for that alone!
Thanks Mick! :)
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.
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!
I thank you for the 2 videos on this quick release vice. I made a work bench this winter and I wanted 2 vices on it. This will work , thanks again.
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.
Greetings from Cali USA. Always amazed at your skill set, ingenuity and creative abilities. Thanks for sharing and making so many of your designs available on plans for me to make them myself.
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.
The video is great, but from what you show of the plans, they look absolutely fantastic! Well done!
This is definitely one of the best woodworking channels on youtube!
Clear like water! Thanks from Brazil!
Congratulations !
Your way of work is wonderful.
This system is the Best Ive seen.
Far in front from the others.
Thanks a lot
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.
Effective and even easier to make than your full-metal-version! Thanks a lot for sharing!
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.
Closing in on a million subs now! This vice is nothing short of EPIC!
Watched this a number of times and I love - ingenious. Thanks for all the enjoyment you have give me
Your discovery and reciprocal consideration has impressed me. I am grateful to you.
Just brilliant! And your presentation style is so relaxed, makes the idea of making this very accessible. 100k subs well deserved. And the rest!
I've been following your channel for a long time. Very good projects and I just bought your Quick Release Vice Mechanism. I hope that the production will be successful and that it will work like yours. Thank you for sharing your projects and a lot of success in your work.
Greetings from Slovenia
Silvo
I am so glad you made the plywood version. Awesome I want to make one. I started to order your plan it's in the cart, but wanted to check first that I'll receive the plan digitally instant. I'm anxious to get started. Txs dude. Paul
I bought it, you do get it instantly. 👍🏼
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 💡
This mechanism is the best of the quick release mechanisms out there, I love it!
Just so cool you made a non welding one. Great concept, even better build(s).
Thank you!
This is awesome! I love it when someone makes things for the people that do not weld yet!
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!
I am planning on doing this and the mini bench. I have purchased both plans. Thanks for your time and hard work.
Great video! Thanks for rethinking the design for those without a welding rig and then remaking the device and sharing it in a video. I’ll definitely be buying the plans!
No worries Deb! :)
Hello Pask, you saved me $ 150 😁 thank you for your detailed explanation.
Greetings from Turkey 🇹🇷
absolutely well thought out but also described .the dogs are stealing your thunder mate ,love em.
thanks TONY T
Saw the original, thought: "ill give the welds a go, not structural, I should be able to get it done."
Then you bring this masterpiece to us and I will postpone attempting to weld, yet again. 👌🏻
Very nice project and nice video, clear and pleasant to watch. Thanks for sharing ! Greetings from Belgium
Very nicely done! Now I need a woodworking table on which to mount the vice, and an enclosed space other than my open driveway in which to put the table on which to mount the vise, and a house big enough in which to put the space in which to put the table on which to mount the vice, and the money to buy the house in which to put the space in which to put the table on which to mount the vice -- man, these things are always more complicated than they seem!
This is the best channel I have subscribed to yet .
You are an absolute genius, this is just the best of all worlds. Thank you for sharing and making the plans available on your website 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
No worries! :)
Thanks for a wooden version! Ive seen a lot of quick release vices on youtube while getting ideas to create my own but yours is by far the best! Bought the plans, will be making this soon!
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!
Спасибо! Рад, что это имело смысл для вас! :)
Долго размышлял, для чего данный зажим. только при внимательном просмотре в самом начале видео , понял. СПАСИБО за идею.
@@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!
Vous êtes ingénieux , talentueux et avez des mains d'or .
Bravo
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.
Thank you Phil! You're Jack Russell sounded cool! :)
It is perfect Pask... For sure I will buy the plans, to support you to create future new content.. All the best!!!
Thank you Roberto! :)
Excellent and very well presented. Love what you share in your videos and the style in which you do it. Thank you.
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!
Thanks Katie! Exciting - gluing up a top for a new workbench! :)
Great video. I am putting together my work bench/out feed table and this will make a great addition. Thanks
Ingenious and crafty!!! You should have it patented
Great ideas. You're one of the most ingenious makers I've seen on you-tube.
Bloody good job Neil!
Absolute delight - enjoyed your demo & comments. Thanks for putting the time into some plans - much appreciated.
Learning to weld is a good thing. I'm in the process of doing that right now. It's a skill that will become a valuable asset in one's fabricating toolset, expanding the options immensely. Nonetheless, this was a very helpful video, proving once again that there is more than one solution to any problem.
As always, thanks much for sharing.
Steve
No worries Steve! :)
Nice guys do better on RUclips and in life as well. It helps when the nice guy is a deep thinker too. Pask is both. 100,000 is just the beginning. Smiling and being a good master to gentle, hungry dogs are signs of nice, by the way. You will have a happy new year, in spite of it all.
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
Your work is perfect, but the dogs steal the scene! Thank you for the vídeo. From São Paulo, Brazil.💚💛🇧🇷🎄
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.
Thanks very much Danny! :)
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
very cool. i also liked your homemade drill-press vice
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.
Just bought the plans. Appreciate the time and thought. Thanks from Israel
Thanks very much Reuven! :)
you do a wonderful job explaining things
Thanks Ben! :)
Very Very Very Awesome!!!!!
Plywood man... I'm shoked
Why on earth did it take me so long to find your channel? I know that I'm creative, but I don't hold a candle to you. Thanks for great information.
I really enjoy your videos - very inspiring. Bought the plans to the plywood quick release mechanism and vise and completed it this week. It works great. Cheers from Canada. Weather forecast calls for a low of -31 C this week. Mike
This is a great design! Such elegant simplicity. Your plywood design makes this build approachable!
Awesome mechanism, thanks for sharing, and loved the Pacman tribute!
Outstanding design. Simple but effective. Thank you.
Awesome video. And love the JRTs at the end! Apparently that rod is tasty.
Awesome! Very clever mechanism and well done video. It is the first video from you I watched. Subscribed !
Thank you Michel! :)
Another great project Pask! Puts the vice within my reach as I can't weld. And I really look forward to seeing the Jack Russell's again.. Lost mine recently.
No worries Scott! :)
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.
Thanks Bill - glad you liked the Pac Man! the dogs sure are growing! :)
That was entertaining. Maybe it's called a Pask-Man!
@@PaskMakes why was your dog licking and biting the vise?
Hey Guy, nice Vice, Your plans re absolutely great and worth to by
Such a complicated function but such an easy solution! You really did great on this one!
regular vices are expensive as all hell in my country, let alone quick release ones! I will most definitely be buying your plans once my bench is done! good job.
These are quite good videos. Definitely worth subscribing to. That vise is amazing.
You are a talented man. Great videos, great work and great design. I wish you great success with it all.
Thank you very much! :)
NIce project! I just bought the plans and will try to make it. Thank you very much for sharing your experience ! Greetings from Bulgaria.
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.
You my friend are out of this world. All your ideas and execution are perfect. Good luck!
Thanks very much! :)
Great video Pask, great instruction and explanations. Well done and thank you.
New here. Just seen all three of you videos on this vice. You're really skilled, and I commend you for sharing your work with us.
Hi, I just get the plans on your website for the vise and have to say wow so much heart and so many information in the plans
just awesome this week I start the build I think it's a pity that you can not post any photos here
cheers Tim
Always very well explained, appreciate the insight
Just bought the plans - can't wait - THANKYOU
i've never bought a set of plans online before,but this one is a temping offer
I laughed out loud when the dog started licking the threaded rod! Also, that mechanism is amazing.
It took me some trial and error effort but it turned out perfect .Thanks
according to the dogs the vice taste nice also :)
woof/10
Slowly making my way through the channel from the start, love watching it grow and to see an Aussie maker channel doing so well. Belated congrats on the 100k, the next big milestone is just around the corner I see.
That's great to hear mate! :)
A very interesting piece of engineering. Appreciate your ideation.
Sumptuously. You have such brilliant ideas. Every video I watch with great pleasure.
Thank you! :)
Great job mate and I love your workshop assistants beautiful little fellas
Absolutely buying the plans.
that's fantastic thanks so much for taking the time to share
Very clever! I like both versions
What a pleasure to watch your videos ...they are clear and very informative
Ingenious ... what a time saver!!