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nice tutorial! i'd love to attach such a vise to my workbench but it's probably not working with my table top. i think it don't have enough overhang. but maybe i can find another way doing it. thanks for sharing! 😀👍
The smaller vise only needs about 10 inches of overhang, but yeah sometimes you just don't have that. They do sell a couple clamp-down tabletop vises for about the same price though; maybe you want to consider buying/making something like this: www.rockler.com/sjobergs-smart-vise
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Freud 16 Pc Forstner Drill Bit Set: amzn.to/3tPQVM6
Just the 1-1/4” bit: amzn.to/2QfaIa0
Power Pro Multi-Material screws: amzn.to/3fN6OyL
Great video! Very clear step by step instructions, even without much talking. Thanks!
Thanks for sharing instructions! Great shop helper you have!
Good & clear instructions……very nice!
nice tutorial! i'd love to attach such a vise to my workbench but it's probably not working with my table top. i think it don't have enough overhang. but maybe i can find another way doing it. thanks for sharing! 😀👍
The smaller vise only needs about 10 inches of overhang, but yeah sometimes you just don't have that. They do sell a couple clamp-down tabletop vises for about the same price though; maybe you want to consider buying/making something like this:
www.rockler.com/sjobergs-smart-vise
@@MrLower great tip, thanks buddy!
Great job!