Workbench Vises - 232
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- Опубликовано: 23 янв 2016
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I might be 4 years late and I doubt you will see this comment but I just wanted to let you know that your pipe clamp vise will help me so much. I’m 15 years old and am currently building my own workbench and didn’t want to spend a lot of a face vise. The pipe clamps work a treat. Thanks mate!
I'm shocked... Jay always seemed like such a decent clean living guy... And now it seems he just has one vice after another... :o
Hahahaha
Gold Star for you
+John Smith You just won 10 internets.
: )
Dad joke game level 99
Frickin awesome bench! Humble materials, stout as hell and a beauty to look at! Why does it need three vices......same answer I give my wife when she ask a silly question like say "why do you need another router"? Because honey.... "it meets a deep emotional need I have that goes beyond any logical explanation".
i can't really justify 15 guitars, or 3 vices, 2 tablesaws, 5 circular saws, and the multiples of other tools, and worse than that , i do auto body, so i need only a few of the tools that carpenters use to actually do my job, and OMG do i have measuring devices, i don't even know how many speed squares i have , i tend to drop them and then they're out of square, i should just make a really tough one, but to my point,,,i'm not allowed to BUY any more guitars, but i was told , why don't you try to build them, so that's an excuse for just a multitude of cool new tools i don't even know exist yet
Thanks Jay, so much help! Love that you guys so willingly give each other credit where due too, real gentlemen!
This bench set up is a thing of beauty, nicely done. Love it.
That pipe clamp vice is just what I needed. Thanks for your time creating all your videos!
Dude! You're excitement to have this thing shows through in the video! Awesome. thanks for sharing!
I used the $20 Lee Valley modern bench plans in 1984, bought rock hard Maple at $2.50 per board foot, found 20 mistakes in the plans, and pencilled in corrections. I can still remember my hands hurting chopping in the mortises with a chisel. My father helped by mounting the shoulder vise. He passed away 37 years later. I still use the shoulder vise every day.
Clark Magnuson $2.50 per board ft!!!??? wow.... what times those must have been.
I live in Arizona, where a small maple log will run you $150+
Thanks Jay, for sharing your work bench build. You always provide functional, aesthetic, and economical solutions for woodworkers. I wish I had seen your bench before I bought all the lumber and hardware to build mine. Great job.
The bench came out superb. The boiled linseed oil gave a fantastic look. Thanks for all the tips you shared about the vices.
That turned out great! Can't wait to see what kind of project videos we'll be seeing from here.
Great build on this bench Jay. Glad to see you take the budget friendly approach. Not all have the money or access to expensive hardwood. Big thumbs up.
Again....I absolutely love your pipe clip vise design. In a couple of weeks, I will be building my new bench and will certainly incorporate your design into it...very nicely done, Jay!!!
So many good ideas in these two builds. Will be making my own version, a little wider with a tool well to make it even wider, cabinets below and put it on retractable wheels so it can serve as an outfieed table too. Thanks for filling my head with good ideas!
I was so impressed with your build and Dima's vise screw that it prompted me do a little more looking. I watched video by noho91 that used the screw jack as tap and die to cut his own wooden vise screw. Super impressive and way easier than most solutions I have seen on RUclips using routers, jigs, etc. worth watching. Either way you have motivated me to make a bench. Thanks.
That's a great looking workbench, heavy duty and solid. Great ideas for shop made vices too.
Outstanding worksmanship. Love your workbench.
Yes, you do need three vices. Great job. Very nice, Thanks Jay. You do us proud.
Have been looking for a workbench and vices forever. Thank you very much.
Like the videos. Seeing you work and discuss simultaneously is very cool.
Motor City Rocks!
I love the way your bench worked out. looks solid as hell. I am looking to build mine here shortly and this was a very useful video for me.
Love it
Glad to see a fellow Lions and Redwings fan doing well on YT.
Awesome Jay, tnx for sharing and making the woodworkers life a lot easier!!
Well Jay, you have master workbench crafting, good work, I will make myself one for sure now!
You have the most professional videos and plans that I've seen on RUclips. Well done Jay, well done.
I agree completely.
Great workbench and awesome video! Gonna tune in to the cabinet build, I was looking for a cheap way to put a vice on my table and these are great solutions thanks brother!
Great bench, great vises, great job!
Looking at this bench and esp, the tail-end vise, I can't let go of the thought of how cool a meetup between you and Paul Sellers would be....
Good stuff, that leg vice is great. Much simpler than most.
That bench is going to get so much use! Looks great!
very good, Jay !
I actually have a (likely 60 yr old) Roubo bench here in France, belonged to the old guy who used to live here. It's kinda twisted, but i'll look into reviving it at some point. Your vid is helpful in highlighting efficient approaches to vices...
keep on trucking !
Jay ... I really appreciate the way you explain what and how you do stuff .... !!Nat
You rock man! I recently moved and will be building a new workshop soon, I can't wait to get started on some projects! I totally plan on purchasing these plans as well as the ones for your miter station. Keep up the good man!
Those vices look great and that bench has really come along.
I wish people would sing songs as clearly as you pronounce everything. I'd never sing the wrong lyrics again! Thank you for making the noticeable effort to speak clearly :-)
Really nice vice options. Thanks for showing each of them.
I'm in the middle of building a laavu in my back yard, but you workbench is definitely on my list of to-do's.
Love the vises that you made and they look pretty dang sturdy...
Thanks Jay. Very inspirational and very enjoyable to watch your vidos.
Props! Making me motivated to get my second bench build under way. Thanks for the video...
Awesome result, Jay. Can't say I'm not a bit jealous.
Really brilliant and original the solution with the pipe clamps!
just found your channel in preparation for a new workbench - nice work !! Will be binge watching your vids !
I really like your videos you do a great job of explaining to us novices, I also like how you speed through the tedious stuff, it seems most other channels don't do that, it makes watching much more pleasant.
+Christopher Koshak (Our Tangled Web) Thank you for the feedback.
I've been in the middle of making my own work bench for a while now, lost motivation and not sure how I wanted to put the legs together. This video was very helpful and helped get some motivation back to get back to it. thanks
Love the pipe vise and will be using this and traditional cast iron wood workers vise when I build my own workbench.
Great additions to an already awesome bench!
Amazing bench and now vices, just joined you are a professional in your skill.
you are really great carpenter jay...it's easier n simple to make bench vise because of you
Another great project Jay. I'll have to make one of those for myself someday.
first of your vids I've seen like the bench absolutely love the drawer pulls go wings
Fantastic Jay!!!! Another great build, another great video!!
Thanks for sharing this video, great idea to use a wedge at the bottom of the leg vice!
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Awesome video Jay! The workbench is coming along nicely!
Using a vice to make a vice...nice! The leg vice looks great
Really nice bench. Looks like it all functions the way you intended.
Jay, Paul Sellers made a great series of Vids on building an economical rock solid bench. Yours is every bit the equal. (both the bench & the videos). Excellent work!
Very cool stuff Jay Bates! Tyvm for posting!
Stellar Jay. Just stellar.
Great work Jay
I will definitely use a few of those vises.
Cool hoodie. I like the contrasting color for the drawstring and zipper--gives it a nice, urban edge.
I love your videos and love your approach. Workbenches and vises should be tools not something to admire, or spend a fortune on. It kills me to see $800 vise hardware. Also, I generally hate sped up videos but you do it so well and edit it to make it interesting.
That one badass workbench. Love it man. Great job.
Hi there from Portugal,
Very nice Addition to the great workbench :D
Thanks
Learned a lot: this is awesome stuff. Thank you, Jay.
Nice video as always, Jay. I really like the simple leg vise.
I see you are a man of many vises Mr Bates...
love the pipe clamp vise. great video
Well done Sir. Well done for your correction too.
Hello , really really nice benchwork... Simple, efficient... It's sad that it's not easy to find pipe clamps in France !!
The wedge on the floor : top !!
thanks for all,
Fred
It looks great, hope it serves you well.
GREAT workbench Jay. You have some serious clamping power available and you could put your truck on it if you wanted to. I agree with you, if you are putting that much effort into a bench, why not go all the way.
I do like your pipe clamp vice system. Not only is it affordable but it WORKS.
Great video! Love that bench.
LOL It is great to see how you handled the uneven floor beneath your work bench. The best laid plans of mice and men...
Can't wait to get started on my work bench. The only changes I hope to make are no glue, screws or nails and 12 feet long. Thanks for sharing Jay.
looks great, I will defiantly be using your pipe clamp vise idea, and for sure go find a scaffold leg adjuster for my leg vise, but I think I will be using the parallel bar on the bottom, the wedge idea is good, but i probably would trip over it LOL!, as for the end vise on the other side I will be using a wagon vise to use with my dog holes, probably use the scaffold leg adjuster again for the screw and captured nut. great video as always Jay.
dang, posted 7 years ago and somehow I hadn't ever seen this. more people should talk about these improvised easy-setup vise methods like the pipe-clamps. Smart idea.
beautiful workbench very impressed thanks for the video
This is awesome. So so good.
everything looks great john/jay. now i know what to do when i get mine.."if there's any kits left"
Very useful and important video that teaches how to make a wood working bench.
Amazing work Jay. You are the best on RUclips! If you are able, I still would like to see the process that you use to drill the dog holes. I have read where others will put them at 5 degree angles, etc. I'm also wondering if you're going to bore them using a hand drill, or what technique you're going to use.
I love your work. You're the every man's woodworker. Simple, inexpensive, highly effective, simply described, neatly done and presented in an uncomplicated manner. You're simply the best!
Absolutely great!!
jay i like all you vices no the leg one you work bench is very nice good happy new year to you
Great job. Pretty neat work bench.
Learning so much from your videos, thank you
Cool stuff Jay! Love how it came together. I think you may have sold me on the pipe clamp vise! I have seen it but never really saw how it worked... looks great! I need to build a real workbench!
Chris
Awesome vid and absolutely an beautiful table. Ps your vids is always amazing and interesting. Been a loyal follower since your flat workshop days!
great build and we'll plan out ....nice Jay
Jay, love the Red Wings and Lions banners, big Detroit fan(and sufferer) here in Kalamazoo......great videos too
Great looking bench.
Really Cool. Well Done. Enjoy it
I bet you are wishing you had a Ferry with you when you installed these! Good job Jay!
Great overall build.
I really enjoy the photography at the end of the vid. Good angles to show the details. I see you drilled the dog holes.
Enjoy and use the hell out of it.
Jay, you got vices -- er... I mean vises! lol That's a very sturdy and versatile bench. It ought to last for many, many years.
Love your Videos... After watching this one a couple of times I went out and built a smaller version for my bench (pretty much just for holding boards for Dovetails and the like). My skill set is nowhere near yours, but my Vise is functional :)
great build, thanks for the ideas
I like your vises. Very nice.
Love the videos, great content.
Nice Jay. A bench specifically for hand tools and clamping capacity to go along with it will be a nice addition.
Great tools and explanations.