With the last obstacles out of the way, I managed to finish the workbench.
Installing the wagon vise was actually easier than anticipated.
I applied some wipe on finish for the top and the sliding deadman. Maybe I'll manage to remove the old workbench tomorrow, and move this one to its position.
I drilled some 30 mm holes for dogs in the top. The throw of the vise is 12 cm, and the holes are spaced 8 cm apart. In the far end of the bench, I couldn't make the holes, as they would coincide with the leg of the workbench. Therefore there are 3 holes missing.
The holes in the deadman are 3/4".
The next part of this project is to turn some dogs to fit in the holes.
Very nice looking and functional bench. Great job!
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ReplyDeletenice work man,
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Thanks for the nice comment.
DeleteNext I need to make some dogs for the holes, and the next project is to clear out in the worshop, and probabbly finish some projects.
I started a modular marble machine some time ago, and my children would like to see it finished.
Brgds Jonas
Very nice!
ReplyDeleteWow! Sweet bench. Roubo with shoulder vice. very unique.
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