Really cool. Couldn't you use that head as part of a shaving horse and then when you press with your feet it would separate the jaws against the seat plank? That's what i thought at first. Seems like then you could use one seat base and have two tools. Just a thought. I'm always trying to save space.
I'd most like to see the shape of the hole for the pinchers, I'm hoping the pencil lines on the outside are true to hole size. I need to make one of these.
Hello, what’s the purpose of that key through tenon?? I’m trying to understand why is it below the frame?.. do you have a sketch or a drawing of this somewhere?
It's literally to keep the working piece fixed to the body of the mule, that's all. The key adds pressure in an up and down motion, spreading the mortised piece of wood downwards onto the frame, but also locking it on. Though I could be entirely wrong and it's just for decoration
Exactly what I needed to see to get going on my Mule Build, Thank You Jarrod, from Ann Arbor, Mi.
Thanks for the detailed video. Great engineering.
This video is very informative. Thank you, Jarrod.
Good one Jarrod. That really explains how things go together
Thanks mate. Soo going to make one up!
You answered all the questions I had. Cheers man!
cheers for the vid jarrod, great work also,regards from the u.k.
Really cool. Couldn't you use that head as part of a shaving horse and then when you press with your feet it would separate the jaws against the seat plank? That's what i thought at first. Seems like then you could use one seat base and have two tools. Just a thought. I'm always trying to save space.
Интересная конструкция. Спасибо!
Thanks for posting I never saw this kind of vice befor
From Russia with love.
Thanks for sharing Jarrod
Any chance you can post plans on your website?
I'd most like to see the shape of the hole for the pinchers, I'm hoping the pencil lines on the outside are true to hole size. I need to make one of these.
Search: Spoon Mule
They aren't very complicated.
Very Nice! Thanks for sharing.
Well it is 2020 now for a few more days I hope you git your mess cleaned up.
taken from the Russians. called "horse". my great-grandfather used to make spoons on such a table.
Do you have any Intrest on making plans to build your spoon mule with all possible measurements... or would you make me one?
I'm surprised I was guessing you had bent pieces for your jaws. The wider base makes sense now
Can you give some measurements please
Can you put together something like prints of yours act
Hello, what’s the purpose of that key through tenon?? I’m trying to understand why is it below the frame?.. do you have a sketch or a drawing of this somewhere?
It's literally to keep the working piece fixed to the body of the mule, that's all. The key adds pressure in an up and down motion, spreading the mortised piece of wood downwards onto the frame, but also locking it on. Though I could be entirely wrong and it's just for decoration
The key is a wedge. You drive it in with a mallet and it locks the whole thing together.
Tidy!
Jarrod
You wanna make one to sell to me
You may want to draw up plans/sketch.
If you do with exact measurements as a duplicate to yours, I will buy them off you.
Will you consider my offer.