$5 Vises & Work Holding at the Bench - Start Woodworking - Class Three

[@B_COOPER]

The washer to help you bore more accurately is brilliant

[@forgottenskillz4566]

I get so much value out of your channel! I spent 40 years telling myself I wasn't handy, and now the coronavirus lockdown has me disproving that idea and learning new things to stay sane while my business is closed. Your classes have really helped both my skill and my mental well-being. Thank you!

[@aboodhart1399]

your such an amazing teacher

[@vinceLi3096]

Gosh! These videos are so good! Thank you so much!

[@frankhill9527]

I appreciate the basic approach for those of us that are starting out and don't have a large sum to go out and buy all the needed accessories right away. Great suggestions for less expensive options.

[@wortheffort]

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[@mohammedmughal5221]

Keep up the good work and sharing your knowledge .I am carpenter/cabinetmaker myself for over 45years I find your videos very good for people who want to get started with very simple explanation and basic tools.once they start they can only get better with practice and making mistakes.I am sure through your videos you will inspire new generation of craftsmen. God bless you and reward you abundantly. Mohammed

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[@gonjor3502]

i've learn more from you than any another place, you are awesome, thank you

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[@ilive4livemusic]

So good to see someone working with the kinds of hand tools I’ve had for most of my life rather than all the expensive fancy stuff

[@sandrawhite3618]

Appreciate all the practical and warm lessons, been a pleasure learning from you. The twin screw is amazing, I was able to modify your design in order to clamp to my bench top ( apartment woodworker, me) perfect for planing endgrain, budget conscious and I enjoy using it.

[@s151669]

Ok. So I have used planing stops before. Even have few screw type holdfasts. Knew about bench hook but never realized how useful it would be. I need to make one. But the vice: your implementation is so simple and obvious that I should have tought of it. Yet I did not :) I need to make one. Why I did not stumble across this 3 years ago.

[@beaukrestensen7178]

That vice is so simple and amazing, will definitely make one.

[@maryyudes4884]

I just started wood working 3 months ago and love it. Thanks for all your help!!!

[@gayeeckenrode8714]

you are awesome, been watching you for a couple of months..plan to join your monthly....thanks for all you do

[@wartlme]

That vice is much better then I thought it was going to be. I am going to put one on my bench.

[@eggster71]

This is turning into a top notch series of videos. 👍👍

[@wortheffort]

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[@chadshort4750]

Very good instruction for us less experienced woodworkers. I’m really liking this series.

[@roguepetunia]

Great video. Thank you.

[@MathIsGreatFun]

Thank you for the great video. In the words of Thoreau, "Simplicity, simplicity, simplicity." It is too easy to get overwhelmed and discouraged by everything that is available out there. However, when one takes the simple, common sense approaches you are taking here, the joy of working with our hands returns. I appreciate you referencing the "centuries" prior to ours. So much beautiful woodwork came out of eras past, that we are only left to wonder: as a society with access, ad nauseam, why are we not creating works as splendid as those achieved by our true craftsmen ancestors. who had far fewer material possessions? Not to say that some store-bought jigs and power tools are not helpful, but to solve problems with only the things we have is often more fun! Cheers.

[@jackgordon1725]

Hi I'm 15 and from Australia and have now been watching for almost 3 years after first discovering woodturning and slowly expanding into other areas. Your videos are awesome at explaining the concepts and demonstrating. I can thank you enough as woodworking is now my favourite thing to do.

[@wortheffort]

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[@soul2seed]

Awesome videos. Thanks so much

[@484848474]

Thanks. That vise idea is brilliant.

[@watermain48]

If you would have made the bench hook four inches wider you could have the extra four inches off on your hand saw and had a second bench hook to support the long board...great video Shawn, thanks.

[@wortheffort]

My personal one is done that way. Don't think it's added much.

[@soofihasan]

One of the best and most useful videos, thank you so much for sharing and teaching. God bless

[@wortheffort]

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[@athmostafa2462]

Thanks 😊👍 I love your videos as a beginner .

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[@e.dbogan6266]

Thanks for this guy! I meefed a vise but didn't want to spend the money. Now I can CHEAPLY build one. I didn't even think of anything like this. Thank you sir!

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[@migzap5277]

This is terrific content, and you're a great teacher. Hope your channel grows and grows.

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[@DavesShed]

Thank vise is brilliantly simple. Thanks for the video.

[@chuckdearruda6271]

Thanks Shawn, great content. On my bench hook I left the cross pieces short of the right edge of the plywood. Now when I reach the bottom of the cut the saw digs into the hook base and not into the bench top.

[@wortheffort]

Yep, that's how my personal one is set up.

[@grantparis5356]

I've been woodworking for years, but I still enjoy and learn from your videos. Thanks

[@wortheffort]

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[@ianpearse4480]

I like using Doe's feet and a holdfast with a planing stop, great fun. I made a moxon style vice from UJK clamps and some pine board, works a treat. Bench dogs are so cool too. Thanks for the series, I am really enjoying your lessons.

[@wortheffort]

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[@ralphrohr]

Thanks again!! I do what i can to let your channel grow! Tell everybody, wear T-Shirts. Even if it's sometimes hard to Transfer this into european measurements and the Things we use over here in Germany, you have the best tipps and education!!

[@tjhafen31]

Thanks for the great content, you inspired me to get a lathe and start turning stuff for our Farmers Market. First day tomorrow with a bunch of spatulas and tops.

[@wortheffort]

Cool, make lots....

[@yannledroff531]

THANKS from france. simple things, but really important ! i love your 2 vises jaw ! thanks for sharing. yann

[@bwhite661]

This was an excellent video as I am just starting to use hand tools and have relied on a few creative ways to hold down my boards using methods similar to the yard stick. I love the practicality you present without spending a bunch of money. I will be building that vice soon! Thx! Can't wait for the next video!

[@WOODTURNINGBYBRANDSTRUP]

Great video, thanks for sharing .. Stay safe and have a great day 👍😃

[@stuartdavey]

Thank you, Shawn! I picked up quite a few tips that I had only guessed at before, or had been shown but didn't understand at the time.

[@wortheffort]

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[@kieranfoster902]

I love the home made twin screw vice. I will certainly be doing that one.

[@wortheffort]

Do it.

[@jeffreypotter]

I laughed when you said picnic table! I converted one into a table saw. Yeah it gave me rough cuts, but workable. I have a real one today LOL.

[@wortheffort]

Any flat surface can be a workbench.

[@Marandhir]

Great stuff! Thx. I was about to spend some cash on maxon vise hardware, but now i will just buy those screws and do what you did :)

[@מעייןהמלבלבתחייםםםם]

Thanks, as you always, keeping amazing me!!! Just going for it straight and blowing on the way a lot of misconceptions, i have figured out your basic just know, where have you been 3 years ago😉🤪

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[@dpbjlee83]

awesome TEACHER- THANK YOU

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[@tobeornott1684]

Great video

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[@jimwilliams2682]

Excellent ideas! I may use/adapt some of these.

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[@heartsparkdollar]

Thank you

[@wortheffort]

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[@newkekarmyreee4788]

Thank Q. Another awesome vid.

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[@dkg30]

Thanks for this, some great ideas.

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[@troyclayton]

Funny, just 2 days ago I shopped for 3/4 inch threaded rod, nuts, and washers to make a cheap Moxon vise. I believe like 5 more bucks and a little more set up time is well worth it for a superior vise.

[@wortheffort]

Troy Clayton I’m sure that works too. Post a video.

[@bwhite661]

Can you explain a little more what you did? I would like to make one like in the video but maybe figure out handles so i don't have to use a wrench.

[@G19Fanatic]

Love the ideas you have for work-holding. Have basically revolutionized the way I do work as I can essentially "take" a vise with me on remote jobs. What's you opinion on using your lag screw moxon idea in a Nicholson style vise?

[@wortheffort]

Thanks, should be fine. If it isn't it only leaves to small homes.

[@ad982347]

Thanks for the video hope you r ok

[@wortheffort]

All good

[@EricRoy85]

Thanks for sharing

[@unclepewter4161]

Ever since I first started watching your videos (which I love and I’m so grateful for) I have felt like you looked like someone and after watching some old muppets shows with my son it hit me. You look like a tall version of Paul Williams

[@donnajoacrey2699]

Great information, and tips! Godspeed!

[@wortheffort]

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[@yossiyaari3760]

I am so making this!

[@wortheffort]

do it

[@SriramKarra]

For a right hander is there any benefit in having the twin screw face vice on the right side?

[@loucinci3922]

Keep it simple. Yet another perfect lesson...except for the tooth deal - doh! Hope you're ok

[@stphnalln]

This is fantastic, thank you!!!

[@thomasweaver905]

I, too, use a Snap-On screwdriver....

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[@jeffhill1966]

Nice

[@Mannfr3d]

Any ideas on better handles or something for the vise? Grabbing the wrenches every time doesn't sound appealing.

[@wortheffort]

There are tons of options as seen on my normal Nixon. But none are $5.

[@bigdteakettle8989]

When you are cutting on the bandsaw the eggbeater on your shirt looks like a fancy push stick.

[@wortheffort]

Happy Accidents.

[@soofihasan]

Amazing and so relevant, i just made my first workbench and struggled with exact same issues when working on it.. just a question, wont the vice screws give and thread away from the stretcher ? Thank you so much

[@wortheffort]

Dont' understand the question. If you clamp so hard you strip the threads and destroy your work, then drill another hole an inch over.

[@soofihasan]

wortheffort thanks, i will give it a try. God bless you for all the knowledge you passed. It is better than anything i had seen so far

[@NaNana-ey6jk]

Need to see what you have in your hand more. Adjust camera? Please? Thank you!

[@wortheffort]

Not a pro videographer. Not going to reshoot this video.

[@NaNana-ey6jk]

Just asking for next time!

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[@victorvillamarin4691]

Podría traducirlo en español

[@wortheffort]

Sorry, I don’t understand Italian.

[@lounackman6104]

You can get pretty reasonable vise hardware for a moxon vise that you could use as a twin screw set up for about $40 granted not 54 but so much easier that getting that wrench on and off all the time. taytools.com/products/moxon-vise-hardware-kit-with-2-each-8-inch-x-3-4-10-threaded-rods-not-acme-threads-2-each-4-1-2-inch-cast-knobs-and-4-each-3-4-inch-nuts-and-washers

[@wortheffort]

you can also buy those parts individually from McMaster Carr and save even more. Not the point of this video.

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when you say patronize... i dont think that word means what you think it means

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It’s a Patreon reference.

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15 comments. 3.32 midnight

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Go to bed.

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The crappy sound recording doesn't do these excellent videos justice.

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[@wortheffort]

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