Very nicely done. The moxon vise using clamps is a great idea and much more affordable. Being able to move it anywhere along the length of the bench is very useful. Congratulations on reaching the majic one hundred thousand subscribers. You deserve it.

I have some similar hardware for a leg vise and wanted to convert it to a tail/wagon vise. Nice to see I wasn't the only one. 👍 I was thinking about using drawer slides but I think I like the wheels better.

Incredible job as always. I really enjoy watching your channel.

You are so talented. I need to build myself one like this just a little thinner to lighten it up a bit for me. I never dreamed of a wagon vise thought and the way you constructed it using the white wheels is brilliant!. You don't have to worry about wood movement as you do when it is just wood on wood. I recently bought an 8ft long lathe screw from an auction for something like this. All I need to find is the wheel, or I can make one out of walnut and brass. I throughly enjoy watching your creative process and what a lovely out door space that must be to work in. As always Sir, thank you for sharing your talent with the rest of us.

Very nice ...having one like this is my dream😚

Hi 👋, Nice Job 👍, Phil from the moulin France

Tolle Mini-Werkbank - danke fürs zeigen der Entstehung. Gab wieder viele Anregungen, wie man so etwas realisiert. Great mini workbench - thanks for showing how it was made. Gave a lot of suggestions again on how to realize something like that. Rudi - Aachen - Deutschland

Awesome! I wish my skills were that good.

Happy to see one of your wonderful videos again!

tellement de bonnes idees sur cette chaine..... merci de partager

Super!!!

Спасибо за отличное видео!

Very well thought out work bench and congratulations on reaching 100 thousand subscribers you deserve it

Brilliant 👏

Simple yet versatile design. Awesome.

As usual, well thought out and executed!

Hello my friend 🫡 I have subscribed to your channel for almost 4 months now, and today, I finally caught up with watching every video you made, all 56 of them 👏 I am not one for leaving comments for two reasons. The first reason is that I simply do not have the time. I subscribe to 121 youtubers, some of which upload more than one video per week. If I were to comment on everyone I watched, then I would have nothing else to do in my life.😢 As it is I spend too much time watching KZfaq videos. My God, the rabbit holes I've gone down. 😂😂😂 so many hours I'll never get back 😯🤭 The second reason is that after reading most, if not all of the comments others have left, I feel there is nothing else I can say that has not already been said. Watching you work, showing us the thought process in designing your equipment, then building that equipment needed to build the projects you do for us is a really big thing for me. I say this because I have done the exact same thing you are doing now only its been 40 years for me. 🤘 I have always been good with my hands. 😏🤭 behave! I never learnt the trade in the usual way, like going to college, university, apprenticeship, or any of the specialised training centres we have here in the UK. I was working in security, so I had a lot of time on my hands spent mainly reading. I learnt my skills from books, watching others work as I moved around the country. Then, in the evenings and weekends, I worked in my garage and shed making things, making mistakes as I learnt. Believe me, there were plenty of mistakes made over the years, but nothing ever went to waste. I could build anything I put my mind too and it looks as though you can do the same. With each project comes different obstacles to overcome, but you make it look so easy and easy we both know it is not. Take the bench you have just built. I made something similar about 8 years ago for a friend. Only mine was not as robust or refind looking as yours. I must admit, your bench is a much better design than mine. The same thing can be said about most of your projects, but then I did all my work by hand using hand tools only. The only electrical equipment I had until 8 years ago was a drill press, orbital sanders, and a jig saw. I now have a jointer, planer, circular saw, even a small lathe. Officially I will be retiring in 5 years' time, but I will continue to work, providing my body allows me to. So, between now and then, I hope to gain more inspiration from the craftsmanship you provide for us and perhaps some new ideas, projects I have not made in my life time. Keep up the good work. 👍🇬🇧

Very good fantastic Brasil

Awesome idea and execution!

Really a nice project and end product!

Bravo beaucoup d'idées très intéressantes

Comme toujours , je vous tire mon chapeau, vos idées et votre travail sont un sans fautes .

Así me gustan a mí los minibancos, ligeros. Para poderlos llevar en la oreja junto al boli. Eres el mejor.

Sweet!

awesome job ..... thanks for share

Moxon vise 👍

Tellement bien fait, bravo

What a great build. Just wandering. I saw you also have a ‘normal’ woodworking bench. Why did you build this? Just for portability only? Thanks for sharing !

좋네요!

nice work

Superbe !

Hi! Can You please provide me with the information where did you get that Vagon Vise kit??? Thank you in advance!!!

견고한 제작 롤러 가이드. 진동 없는 단단한 나무 블록 집합 테이블. 클램프와 냄비 등 최고의 도구. 제작의 의욕이 솟아날 것 같습니다.

더디어' 얼굴이 나왔네요.ㅎ 목소리 터빙도 제발 좀 해줘요.

Excellent and amazing project. Where did you get the hardware? Thanks!

❤

Great mini-workbench 💯 What's the name of the drill bit at 2:18?

너무좋다잉

Nice job as always! Pls. share a link to the hardware used on sawhorse

👍👋 Где можно купить круглый механизм двигающий друсок?

Great work. Are plans going to be made available sometime in the future?

Bonjour, quelles sont les dimensions s'il vous plaît ? Merci !

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unfortunately youtube doesn't allow you to watch videos and I don't pay for it, that's why I unsubscribed.