A woodworking bench vise is a style of vise that allows you to use part of your bench top as a jaw while clamping a stock between a second jaw. They're very common...because they're incredibly useful. On my workbench, I use it to attach things like buffers, vises as well as homemade jigs. They work to clamp the face of your stock so that you can work on the edges.

Today, we're going to look at a Vevor's that they are discontinuing. Because it's being discontinued, I suggest getting one of these while you can...but if all are sold, the method I use to install this vise will work on any number of others.

Special discount codes for not one, but two different style of vises!
Codes:
VVMH5 (5 USD discount on all products)
VVMH5%OFF (5% off on all products)

Style 1 → 9-inch Woodworking Vise: https://s.vevor.com/bfQGKU
Style 2 →10-inch Woodworking Vise: https://s.vevor.com/bfQHEL


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00:00 Introduction
01:00 2. Out of the box
02:00 3. Installing
07:02 4. Making a simple crank
08:38 5. Compare and contrast
10:51 6. Credits (thanks guys!)