Benchcrafted Glide Leg Vise Installation // How to Install

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  • Опубликовано: 4 дек 2024

Комментарии • 26

  • @tobeyoxley591
    @tobeyoxley591 8 месяцев назад +2

    Great video! A little tip to those who care. If you wrap masking tape around the screw so it just fits in the hole. It will stay perfectly centered in the through hole.

  • @carlson.douglas.w
    @carlson.douglas.w Год назад +1

    Another winner, Gary!
    Excellent job, across the board sir!

    • @garynelles
      @garynelles  Год назад +1

      Thanks Douglas I appreciate your comments on multiple videos. It lets me know that I’m making a difference.

  • @dallasryan1485
    @dallasryan1485 Год назад +1

    Love the videos. Only problem I have is hearing the dialog. I have the volume turned up to it's highest setting on my MacBook pro, but still sometimes have to strain to hear what is being said. I don't have this problem with other youtube videos from other sites, only this one.

    • @garynelles
      @garynelles  Год назад

      You’re not the first person to say there is an audio issue with some of my videos. I’ve asked various people I know to play the video(s) in question and report back to me. So far nobody I have talked to directly can duplicate poor audio so I’m not sure what to do about it @dallasryan. I do have a suspicion it has something to do with the parts of my videos that I narrate because I plug my wireless Rode 2 filming microphone into my computer to do narration. Before I upload completed videos, I watch all of them start to finish beforehand and they all play normally on my MacBook Pro but since I’ve had a few comments like this maybe I should just buy a dedicated microphone for narrating to see if that fixes it.
      In any event thank you for watching my video. I appreciate it very much. Also, thank you for letting me know about the audio issue.

    • @garynelles
      @garynelles  Год назад

      @dallasryan, quick update.... I bought a Blue Yeti microphone to narrate future videos so hopefully that solves the audio issue.

  • @999Eikes
    @999Eikes Год назад +2

    Awesome stuff man, thanks for the detailed video. Really helps to ease the stress of install of a very expensive piece of hardware!

    • @garynelles
      @garynelles  Год назад

      Glad you liked it. Thanks for watching. Be sure to check out this video on how I shaped my chop: The Best Chop Design
      ruclips.net/video/tOo6QFjMKo8/видео.html

  • @carlson.douglas.w
    @carlson.douglas.w 4 месяца назад

    I have this install coming up soon. Appreciate the tip re: counter bore before you tap.
    Let me ask you, did you buy/use a tap for metal or for wood?
    I've been told that the metal taps will work just fine in wood and that's what i originally bought. Then i got nervous about it not being right in a very large and expensive hunk of walnut so i ordered a wood tap.
    Thanks again for the video Gary! You've been a huge help to me through this build!

    • @garynelles
      @garynelles  4 месяца назад +1

      Metal tap. I would send back the wood tap you ordered unless you have another use for it Doug. Thanks for being an avid supporter!

  • @gomesalr
    @gomesalr Год назад +1

    another great video, thanks for sharing, it will certainly help me when I reach this stage

    • @garynelles
      @garynelles  Год назад

      Cool! Thanks for watching! I’ve got a few more Roubo videos currently in the editing stage so make sure you’re subscribed if you’re not already so you don’t miss them!

  • @Carpenters_Canvas
    @Carpenters_Canvas 5 месяцев назад +1

    Its a 1/4 inch drill bit for tapping first and then use the 5/16-18 tap, which is standard. I'm planning on putting out a comprehensive, step by steop, vid for installation because after spending 500+ on this it is nerve racking and there arent really any comprehensive vids out there on this.. stay tuned. it really isn't that hard guys and despite a lot of other videos, not this one, everything doesn't need to be perfect like a lot of people do. there is SOME error. For example, the 1-1/4 hole that goes through the chop and leg. its really hard to get perfect, there is 1/8 inch play all the way around.

  • @mattthwaites6539
    @mattthwaites6539 Год назад +1

    wonderful video, very helpful. I have all the hardware sitting in my shop I just need to build the bench to go with it. I wish you were closer to Toronto so I could pick your brain a little more. the intrinsic cost of every element makes me anxious to begin. Also I just spray paint the Robertson heads for the bushing.

    • @garynelles
      @garynelles  Год назад

      Thanks for your kind words Matt. I appreciate it. Hit me up on Instagram because we can easily do a video call on there. I’ve done it with a few guys out of the United States and it works great.

  • @kenhorner4023
    @kenhorner4023 Год назад +1

    Gary: Thanks for sharing. I am wondering if it is a requirement that a leg vise chop in a Roubo bench extend all the way to the floor? Nothing is ever held down there, and the criss cross mechanism attaches further up the chop?

    • @garynelles
      @garynelles  Год назад

      Although you are probably correct, I think you would want to keep it as low as possible so that it doesn’t get in the way of whatever you want to hold in the leg vise.

  • @paulkozowyk
    @paulkozowyk Год назад +1

    Great video! If you have a circular or track saw, it works great for removing the scallops along that deep long mortise as well, since I don't have a router.

    • @garynelles
      @garynelles  Год назад

      That’ll work too Paul. Thanks for watching. I appreciate it!

  • @lukel8448
    @lukel8448 11 месяцев назад

    Great video thanks. Any tips for drilling those 3/8” or 9.5mm holes across the chop, other than a (very) long drill bit and steady hand?

    • @garynelles
      @garynelles  11 месяцев назад

      I used a drill press and drilled from both sides as far as I could (about 4” from each side). Then I put the bit in my cordless drill so that at least 4.5” was sticking out so I could complete the hole from each side.
      If you are going to do it by hand, I would buy a long drill bit and use two small squares (or blocks) as a guide to help ensure you’re drilling square.
      I hope that helps. Thanks for watching!

  • @JustinCrawley-or9ri
    @JustinCrawley-or9ri 11 месяцев назад +1

    What are your thoughts on installing the criss cross on a chop that’s 2 inches thick? I have a 2 inch thick birch board that I was planning to use until I read the instructions. The mortise is about an inch and a half deep?

    • @garynelles
      @garynelles  11 месяцев назад

      This a great question that many people wonder about. I would try to laminate an additional piece of wood onto the one you already have. See page 7 of the installation instructions. I hope this helps and thanks for watching!
      benchcrafted.com/cdn/shop/files/file-crisscross_glide-instructions.pdf?v=15203092552444430418