I've been a Mechanical Engineer for over 20 years and I can say that you sir are one hell of an engineer. I've been watching your other videos and your assembly instructions. The little features and tools that you have added to make assembly easier are very impressive and really show that you know what you are doing. Well done all around.

I've said it before and I'll say it again, you are pretty dang brilliant.

Dear Andrew, you have really a BRAIN, and more important thing, the instruction manual to use it cleverly... 👌👍🖖

You can tell he's a real engineer by how ofter he says "simular", "close" and "almost"

Neat bench vise Andrew! Thanks for sharing the video with us! 💖👌👍😎JP

Beautiful and wonderful illustration

So crazy cool. I'm really thinking about putting one of these on my bench.

I feel like buying one just to hang on my wall. It's a stunning looking thing. I don't need a vise unfortunately!

That's some AWESOME upgrades to an already AMAZING product. Good stuff Andy!

Wow, even more awesome!

Definitely kicked the awesome level up a couple notches. Definitely ordering one when I start building a bench.

Wow! You made the best even better. Impressive.

Both of these and awesome! I would like to see you operating the levers and moving it back to a parallel configuration.

That's look awesome. One's again good job.

Parabens!! (Portuguese), congrats, remarkable work!! really amazing!! probably due to living where I live I will never see one of these swiss bench vise in my garage, but what dreams are made of? got a fan!

Now I'm strongly considering this.

That's one helluva steering wheel spinner!

Awesome work Andy! 😃👍🏻👊🏻

Wow. Good job 🤗

This is the reason I haven’t installed my vice! Ordered!

once again wery CLEVER !!!

That handle is a good design. The one and only issue I might see is, for us guys, that could be a nut buster sticking out if one isn't cognizant of it being there and what it's location is.

Great stuff as always Andy. Cheers, JAYTEE

I can’t wait to buy a house so I can make a bench and buy your vise to add.

@ 2:15 honestly, I did not get the point specifically, But I like sharing the technique ! it was cool and useful

Remote center of rotation, it's my thing at the moment!

I recommend make the arm of the wheeled option fold in (pivot) to become the more traditional type. I see many bruised thighs with the wheeled option as it is.

This fucking guy...absolutely amazing 👏

Best vise on the market! So cool, and those new accessories are amazing! I've been following you for a long time - can you give us an update on how well sales are going? Also maybe for the Dado Blade? The nerd and entrepreneur in me would love to see that data!

if you can get tarnished gears with some patina to run smooth, it'd probably look really cool and old timey. what if you made it with brass and gave it a steam punky vibe

I was thinking of was maby using a differential of some sort but now see for your self

I wonder what other options there were other than the restricted 3 bar linkage.

Interesting design. Was hoping for a quick overview of the gears

Impressive. Love innovators. I'll hopefully be able to buy one in the near future. Not a huge fan of the aesthetic. An Old School cast iron look would be cool. Similar issue with the plexi. Form must never come before function though. And this is extremely functional.

Hey Andy. Can you give an update on the pre-sale production/delivery schedule?

Most impressive. I'm giving you a link to a paper about c-gears. Not suggesting you actually should implement them in the vise. But as food (read candy) for your thoughts. My guess is that c-gears would give the vise a permanent stealth mode of silence, almost no play and prolong the expected lifetime fom 150 years to at least 400 years. The major draw back is the greater cost of production. But, who knows? Someone might be struck by a lightning while at sleep and have a heureka moment. I've gotto share some more thoughts. Ever since I first saw your vice with high and low speed modes, I've been thinking: it has to be possible to develope some kind of cvt transmission, that always gives high speed when the resistance is low and raises the torque with increasing resistance. My guess is that it has to involve some flex in the jaws so the jaws doesn't comes to a sudden stop as they normaly are on vises. My brain can only think complex thoughts short periods at a time before it fogs up. I guess yours are working (fine) 24/7. Coming up in a few days on my channel. A tip on how the hobbyist (and others) cheap and easy can flatten the grinding surface on the wheels on your bench grinder.

Can you tell us where you hang your cape when you get home? who are you?!?!?!

On the topic of appearance: do you think the front-facing side of the gears could be painted (or powder coated) without causing interference to their fit and operation? I’m looking for a reply from someone who physically has and uses the vise, not speculation from other viewers, thanks!

Is 24" The max on how wide the vise can be for this?

Id buy one just for good looking mechanical design, bet its cost a fortune to ship to UK......

Wow I had no idea it was so loud when opening and closing!

Can we buy reject gear sets? For those of us who want to copper plate them, or possibly not use a polycarbonate face.

I would have thought of something more along the lines of the trunnions on a table saw.

Been watching the vice come to life since i started woodworking . Your invention is like a operational piece of Art and I'm almost done with my work bench and will be needing to order your 20'' vise soon . I was going to have the gears powder coated anyway due to the salt in the air where i live causes things to rust faster ,do you have enough of your tarnished gears left to make a vise? After being powder coated the tarnish would never be seen anyway and would be easier to blast and coat ?I'm not looking for a discount just thought it might help rid you of some unwanted inventory that you may be stuck with.

Can you please tell me if you get the swivel attachments is there a way to stop it from swiveling. So you can clamp in only one side of the vise and it not shift?

Is there a discount on the non electroplated recalled? I'll polish them myself if you are sitting on recalled inventory

Does the swivel mount come with the batch 4 if we order that, or will they be separate?

Perfects ! ! ! 👍💪👏✊

How does the pivot affect the vise's 'fast' speed, does it stay aligned and allow you to quickly open/close just as easily as the normal way of mounting it? Maybe it's a dumb question, but without feeling it, I would guess that it might come out of alignment when there's not workpiece between the jaws.

Excelente 👍💯👏👏👏🇲🇽

Oh how I wish you had built your twin screw before I bought the Veritas version. Every time I see an update on this it makes me hate mine

um, just wow

Why the massive price jump? Your 24" vice was $350 just a year ago. Now it's $500??

How wide are those mounting plates under the bench?

Will there be an option to buy it from a reseller in Europe anytime soon? Nearly 200$ shipping is quite significant...

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How can I purchase this twin turbo vise?

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Wanting to order the 24” for a new workbench build, but I’m curious about how the pivot mounts allow for non-racking when they are designed to allow for racking. Please excuse my art brain. It hurts when I ask it to understand engineering.

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