New BenchCrafted Vise

[Ron Brese]

Hey guys check out this new Vise from BenchCrafted. I've never seen a vise that can actually hold a board with just the momentum from closing the mechanism. Pretty impressive. I've added a link to the blog post on this one. The video shows how easily this vise moves. I'm seeing one of these on my bench.

Ron

http://benchcrafted.blogspot.com/

[Jim Kountz]

That thing looks very heavy duty!! Should serve you well!!

[glenn bradley]

Cool blend of old style and industrial chic.

[Michael Sobik]

Hot! Nice job Jameel!

[Bruce Page]

I like it, I wonder what it's going to sell for.

Quality doesn't come cheap and Jameel is all about good design & quality!

[David Gendron]

It is realy nice indeed! I wonder if Ron will have to trade a plane for a vise with Jameel:rolleyes: it would be a nice trade... Or Jameel can send me a vice and Ron a plane and we call it done deal:D!
David

[Marco Cecala]

Great Job Jameel! We have come to expect nothing but the best from you, and this is no exception. My tail vise is performing great, now I need to build a new bench and incorporate the tail vise.

[John Schreiber]

That is totally slick. More evidence that we live in the 2nd great age of hand tools.

[John Sanford]

Way cool. My only concern would be the possibility of cracking the handwheel. Whacking it inadvertently with something in a workshop isn't uncommon, and cast iron is a lot more brittle than steel. (of course, this doesn't apply if the wheels are ductile cast iron.)