It's been between 6 and 15 degrees for the last couple of days so I decided to make a Moxon type vise to make dovetails easier. I am using scraps from here and there so don't get to critical. I am not through yet but thought I would post on the progress so far. Comments are welcome along with suggestions.
Please ignore the mess on my work bench.
Don G
Moxon Vise
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Moxon Vise
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Re: Moxon Vise
I don't see any mess! 
Please explain what a Moxon vise is. Never heard the term.
Please explain what a Moxon vise is. Never heard the term.Chris Neilan
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Re: Moxon Vise
Chris
Wait until I finish this thing and i think it will explain it's self better than I can. You can goggle it and get a good idea of what I am attempting to accomplish.
Don G
Wait until I finish this thing and i think it will explain it's self better than I can. You can goggle it and get a good idea of what I am attempting to accomplish.
Don G
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Re: Moxon Vise
Think a vise with TWO leadscrews widely separated. Allows clamping 'tapered' shaped work pieces
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Re: Moxon Vise
A clean workbench is a sure sign of a sick mind. 
Bill V
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Re: Moxon Vise
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Please ignore the mess on my work bench.
Don G[/quote]
I'm sorry I can't Look! Well maybe just a a peak. No I can't its just to painful!
Seriously I need to build something similar.
Please ignore the mess on my work bench.
Don G[/quote]
I'm sorry I can't Look! Well maybe just a a peak. No I can't its just to painful!
Seriously I need to build something similar.
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Re: Moxon Vise
Looks like my work bench, so I don't see a mess.
Joe
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Re: Moxon Vise
Nice vise.dgreen810 wrote:It's been between 6 and 15 degrees for the last couple of days so I decided to make a Moxon type vise to make dovetails easier. I am using scraps from here and there so don't get to critical. I am not through yet but thought I would post on the progress so far. Comments are welcome along with suggestions.
Please ignore the mess on my work bench.
Don G
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only aspires to that clean and organized. 
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10ER #23430, 10ER #84609, 10ER #94987,two SS A-34 jigsaws for 10ER.
1959 Mark 5 #356595 Greenie, SS Magna Jointer, SS planer, SS bandsaw, SS scroll saw (gray), DC3300,
Re: Moxon Vise
wa2crk wrote:A clean workbench is a sure sign of a sick mind.
Bill V
Or, a clean workbench means you have no tools!!!
Re: Moxon Vise
Update:
Chris and others, now you can get an idea of what I was trying to do. It works now but I may need to make some changes and make one wider.
Don G
Chris and others, now you can get an idea of what I was trying to do. It works now but I may need to make some changes and make one wider.
Don G
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