I love the combo of history and practical production. The Quad-Screw should be patented 😁

Dude! Love this! You, my friend are a very smart man. Love your research, your passion and your presentation. A true master of this craft. Appreciate you sir! Keep bringing your wisdom! With you on this constant journey! Cheers!

Excellent video! Never knew that about the Moxon vise! I will definitely keep making things! 👍👍

Really brilliant work, Rob! Thanks a bunch for all the tips and history lesson! 😃 Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

Wow! As always, an incredibly and very well made video. Congratulations and thanks for sharing.

That looks great.

Hi. I really like the quick release mechanism - it's a great addition to a moxon made with "normal" screw I think. Personnaly I don't have this problem because I use quick clamps - I made a groove of the thickness of the clamp's bar on the sides of a bench bull (a trunk of a beam with grooves & notches basicly) to keep the clamps in place and also in the removable front jaws.

Thank you so much. I always enjoy your straght forward approach to solvng problms! Thank you!

I now have an idea how to modify my vise for wider functionality. Thanks!

Incredible interesting presentation

I very much enjoyed this video. I've been meaning to make one of these for a long time.

Thanks for this. I'd wondered when and where the term Moxon vise came about. As a bookbinder I've used this type of vise for at least 30 years and only recently heard it called a Moxon vise. Binders call it a Lying press or finishing press and only rarely attach it to a bench.

Great video thanks for sharing

Thank you $ir.🎉

For clamping on top many make it like a small bench top with dog holes etc. That makes the whole thing bigger and heavier of course, but I think it makes sense because it makes it into a joinery bench. I don't have room for a standing joinery bench so a bench top version is ideal.

thank you

Nice one.

Loved the olde English voice for the reading the except of the old book. Relly impressed with what you've done here.

11:30 JUST BRILLIANT! 👍👍😊

Just what I was looking for I don’t have space or a decent work bench to fix one to permao

You are a genius i❤you. Have a great new year. I make miniatures so I will have to shrink mine down

Wow, that’s an awesome vise 👍

I've never considered Moxon as the inventor, only as a chronicler. Neither did Chris Schwarz to my knowledge. But it is as with many nomenclatures today, like the bench hook. A bench hook today is one we place on the edge of the workbench. That was actually an edge hook, which makes sense. A bench hook was the planing stop. The term planing stop is apparently a newer invention. So calling it the Moxon vise isn't really a problem because everyone knows what it means. (I like to use the old terms, but it makes it confusing for people using the more modern versions.)

14:12 Is it possible to make the threaded rod extend out on the back?

B r i l l i a n t ! ! !

When you steal from one, it’s called plagiarism. When you steal from many , it’s called research.

Not impressed about the plethora of stock imaging used. Seems to be a trend, making channels visibly interchangeable. Started to "watch" these kind of videos as podcasts…