IRWIN woodworking vise install! | ABraz House |
IRWIN woodworking vise install! | ABraz House |
Irwin Woodworking Vise install! DIY your own woodworking vise!
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IRWIN woodworking vise install! | ABraz House |
Irwin Woodworking Vise install! DIY your own woodworking vise!
Purchase from Amazon: https://amzn.to/2PnERmP
You can use Woodprix to build it in the cheapest way.
Shouldn’t the top of the wood jaws be flush with the top of the bench??
Very useful and practical video. Thank you
The Vice should be level with the Table.
Jimmy fallon’s cousin?! 😀
What type of bit did you use that makes the hole bigger?
Thanks but except for holding small pieces in place, I don’t see any use of this install.
Very good video, I think I like Wranglerstar’s install a little better because when he finished the top of his protective boards were flush with the top of his workbench, so they would not snag stuff as he slid it around. Good video, just pointing that one thing out. Thanks ( had to correct my spelling… stupid FFS!) 🙂
Can you provide a hardware list of what size bolts, washers, nuts and screws you used please?
I have two 3/4" plywood table top glued together (1.5" total) with the end grains on the edge. Would there be any issues mounting this vice to it? thx
your demeanor is so calm. thats very enjoyable
What is the vises model name as I havnt been able to find the same one on the internet?
I just got my 1st one today! 🙂
What country are these vises manufactured?
Man, how did you figure out how to mount this? I’ve had one mounted to the top of my bench for years. Lol. I just bought another one and the mounts are different so that’s why I searched for this video. It has served me very well, but I didn’t know it was designed to go on the bottom.
Didn’t know I had to add wood 🪵
Hey good instructions man! It is nice to see you and me use the same metabo contractor saw!
I bought plans from Woodglut and did it very quickly.
There are much better ways to do this. You made at least 2 mistakes. The back jaw should be recessed so that it’s flush with the face of the workbench, and the top of the wood jaws should be flush with the top of the work surface.
You might consider putting a thin shim vertically between vise and oak under the bench so top of the metal is flush with the top of the work bench.
Nice video. That shop is way to clean.
Nice video – liked the relaxed approach …very informative – could you list the fixing ( Sizes / details) you used please Best Regards fro Dartmouth in the UK
Camera work: A. (Excellent video quality. Good job.)
Narration: D-minus to F. (Go to a dictionary and look up the word soporific. Next time, try caffeine.)
Hardware information: D-minus. (What size drill bits did you use? Which screws? Videos should have information!)
Overall Grade: D+/C-. Conclusion: I would not recommend this video to anyone.
Might want to make the vise flush to the table. It will make your life a bit easier down the line
You sir need a mitre saw!
Nice video. I recently bought one of these vises and will be installing it soon. So 2 months in, would you change anything about where you placed it or how you set it up?
Was there a way to install it flush to the bench so that it wouldn’t interfere with wood sliding into it
I just mine today but I didn’t know that it came without screws or bolts.
Now I have to go to Home Depot and figure out what screws to use
Are you using your fence for cross cut?
Can you say what screws are needed?
Thanks dude, good video