Woodworking vice

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Diy Simple Wood Vice: What inspired me? I have had to complete so many tasks with a mini metal working vice for a few years now, and decided I would build a simple vice to hold the wood whilst being cut and sanded, without causing damage to the surface what so ever. I ha…

DIY Woodworking Vise: I'm moving my workshop from the cellar into the garage to have more space. I built my own workbench and what's still missing, is a woodworking vise. There are several vise sets online, but I want to build my own one. In this Instructable you can fol…

Raise your work to a new level. Made with traditional details and materials, this handy vise is a rugged companion to your workbench.

This is a working prototype of the latest bench to be added to the Maguire Workbench range. At only 5’ in length it is rather on the small side for us, and it certainly feels that way after some of the huge benches that we’ve been building recently.

When I first started in woodwork I was shown how to sharpen my saws within a very makeshift device. It was simply a piece of wood as long as the saw with a kerf cut in to it to about ninety percent of its depth so that the saw could be slotted in place.

Learn how to best install a bench vise in your workspace to secure workpieces for planing, sawing, routing, and other tooling operations. Visit Woodcraft today!