Moxon Vise Build

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I built this Moxon vise to make it a little easier to clamp wide boards for laying out and cutting joinery. This bench top woodworking vise allows me to bring the end of my work piece to a comfortable height when laying out and cutting dovetails and other case work joinery. This diy vise will be a great addition to any wood shop or work bench

Benchcrafted Moxon vise hardware

Here is the 3 in 1 dry film I used on the vise screws (Affiliate)

Here is a link to the contact cement I used to attach the Crubber (This is a smaller bottle than I show in the video but it doesn't take much) (Affiliate)

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Best purchase! We are finishing our basement and I have use the Pegasus for paint projects, cutting tile, wood and keeping tools organized. Super easy to assemble and fold. It's light enough to move about and yet super sturdy. We are considering buying a 2nd one!

jericochavez

I’ve watched a few of these videos as I prepare to make my own moment vice. Yours is by far the best video I’ve seen. Well explained, nicely shot, no distractions, just solid info and a well executed build. Nicely done!

steverochon

Thank you sir, appreciate your time to show how to build this vise thank you. You made it nice and simple... Ahh hoo thank you.

jerrynelson

BRAVO! ... Well done, with good voice and music background ... video is great with good editing as well. Thanks for the tips too.

bradyrushingtv

Good work and very nice detailed presentation. no blasting music andclear and detail audio. TU

WV

Man this is a nice build. I need to make one. Thanks

j.d.

Great idea to get up a bit higher and not be a permanent in-place thing - really like it. Great vid as usual too man 👍

TakamiWoodshop

Very nice wow. Made it look so simple but i know there is more to it. I wish someone would have a channel where you actually have someone guiding you through the process for a small fee. Of course making sure we have ALL necessary tools and materials to start and finish the project. But thank you so much for sharing

charlierivera

This is a very informative video, think I’m going to make one. Thanks so much.

kirbymorris

Great video! Very easy to follow and the vise turned out awesome! 💪

SlowandExpensive

Very nice instructional resource for us out here. You're a good explainer. Thank you.

bj

Excellent video and process and thanks for sharing

ecaff

Dave, what an excellent vice with easy to understand instructions! I've looked into cheaper methods for making these vices, but I really like the look and the movement of those wheels. Good job man!

MakeThings

I made one about a year ago. I used quarter sawn walnut, I also baked the wheels at 350 degrees, coated in raw flack seed oil. This helps prevent rust and give the hardware a brownish black finish. Would do it all again. Well worthwhile.

coreycollins

This is an EXCELLENT video! Really. Great tutorial, voice-over, workmanship. You are seemingly a very good (and patient) instructor. I am now inspired to make one for myself. I think I too will purchase the Benchcrafted kit, and will try to do my level best to follow along with your video. Thank you sir!

rickbratto