Uploaded August 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
The Screw vise, also known as the Moxon vise, is an old invention. I decided to add a few things to it for a better workflow in my shop. Instead of a couple screws, I went up to a Quad with absolutely no threaded rods hanging out the front...like the original double screw vise. This allows me to work on joints instead of just half of a joint. Tracker runner gives it a better grip and allows the vise to be much lighter.
Absolutely free plans → makethingswithrob.com/make-an-advanced-moxon-double-screw-vise
Simple to make knobs → youtu.be/ZNUq53yvj6c?t=441
Bitesize's from this video → youtube.com/playlist?list=PLEBXNh1Ik9FloIlY13F5CryEz4557UwZO
Become a patron! → Patreon.com/makethings
Thank you to my patrons!
Michelle B
Keith Current
William L McNally
Jerry Adams
Zach Finch
Rich Lightfoot
Tutor the Barbarian
Mike Lornitis
Les N.
Gary G.
00:00 Intro
01:11 1. Mapping out the body
04:09 2. Prefacing the top and bottom jaw
06:53 3. Notching the body (dog hole)
07:25 4. Drilling out the vertical holes
08:52 5. Latch and handle (optional)
18:28 6. Attaching the bottom jaw
18:53 7. Finishing the upper and front jaws
22:12 8. Dog hole connection
27:56 9. Credits
The Screw vise, also known as the Moxon vise, is an old invention. I decided to add a few things to it for a better workflow in my shop. Instead of a couple screws, I went up to a Quad with absolutely no threaded rods hanging out the front...like the original double screw vise. This allows me to work on joints instead of just half of a joint. Tracker runner gives it a better grip and allows the vise to be much lighter.
Absolutely free plans → makethingswithrob.com/make-an-advanced-moxon-double-screw-vise
Simple to make knobs → youtu.be/ZNUq53yvj6c?t=441
Bitesize's from this video → youtube.com/playlist?list=PLEBXNh1Ik9FloIlY13F5CryEz4557UwZO
Become a patron! → Patreon.com/makethings
Thank you to my patrons!
Michelle B
Keith Current
William L McNally
Jerry Adams
Zach Finch
Rich Lightfoot
Tutor the Barbarian
Mike Lornitis
Les N.
Gary G.
00:00 Intro
01:11 1. Mapping out the body
04:09 2. Prefacing the top and bottom jaw
06:53 3. Notching the body (dog hole)
07:25 4. Drilling out the vertical holes
08:52 5. Latch and handle (optional)
18:28 6. Attaching the bottom jaw
18:53 7. Finishing the upper and front jaws
22:12 8. Dog hole connection
27:56 9. Credits










