Youve got MacGyver blood in your veins. Very nice project.

That's awesome design mate but in my oppinion it's just to complicated for that purpose ull use it u know. But all in all one excellent job u done.✅

You did great!

It's good.

Great work but who has all the tools and a screw jack like that laying around. Not something I’d ever build or find much use for

Thank you 🙏 Just saved me 10 minutes

Yeah, I skipped ahead, too. I don’t like to be manipulated.

Thank you !

Watch the end first. You have the power at your fingertips.

Agreed. I’m willing to accept the suspense, because that is part of the fun. But, what I would appreciate is a name for the finished object. For instance, what would it be called if I were purchasing it at a hardware store? I’m not a handyman, and I have not yet achieved this level of proficiency with tools. It would limit the potential audience for this content to assume too much about who enjoys it. Also, the English translation is not as good as it could be. Which means that it’s not always clear what makes the end result so worthwhile . That is why I suggested telling us at the end what the finished object is called, if it is something one would normally be able to purchase from conventional suppliers, or use in place of a better known tool. Because I know people who are far more proficient than I , and this channel could really be a resource for them. I know someone who would love this channel, but only for ASMR. Help me know who to share it with, please. Would you mind showing a picture at the end of the tool people usually pay crazy money for , but that you just create out of junk and scrap wood ?🎉 Vanya, your channel is a genius resource for advocates of mining the waste stream. And also handyman types. And also those curious about the fabrication of practical goods. And also ASMR fans. And also people who like the tiny mystery of it all…

Thank you for the high rating!

1.5 million people wouldnt watch this if the title was so specific.

Agreed better titles would be great, also more information in description if they are not talking during the video. Meantime, if you can't tell what it is at the start, why watch even 12 minutes lol😂

LOL yeah and $10,000 worth of equipment to make a wooden vice.

I think it is to eliminate backlash, which is the imprecision in the clamp position caused by the screw pitch. You are winding in and out bearing, I think, on just one side of the screw thread, rather than one side on the way in, and the other side on the way out. I might be wrong though.

I asked the same question. Don't understand the need at all.

@@dwalsh3469 oh, interesting. That's something I'd never heard of before! Good to know.

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There will always be backlash, it is inherent in the mechanism. However, the preloading of the shocks will reduce what is felt in one direction at least. Opposite faces of the bearing will always be used for in/out whenever there is significant clamping load.@@dwalsh3469

Thank you for your contribution of AI algorithms.

58, talks like a 16 year old, or is that the AI speaking

No, I'm 58. Yes, I've done over 1000 television commercials and video productions. And yes, im really happy with this video and its production value. He put in some very good work. If you're looking to date a 16 year old, you got the wrong guy. And the wrong video thread. Piss off.

Yeah.... clickbait thumb....

It's right next to the board stretched.

Over by the skyhook.

@@ldean-du5im They said it was where they kept the left-handed wrench set but I can't find that either.

Apparently you will not be making one. Creativity can compensate for tools if the will is there.

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Same, I immediately paused the video to look for one but didn't come up with anything.

Reading comments is too😊

Pretty sure those were the air pistons for the trunk, hatchback, or hood, not shocks. I could be wrong but shocks seem like overkill for this project. It's awesome, though a bit complicated for its intended use. It is beautiful though, and you did an awesome job of building it.

Not quite. A Moxon vice has two clamping screws. I am not convinced that the shock absorbers have any real utility other than to help keep the vice faces aligned.

They form guides to keep the two jaws parallel when opening or closing. Without them the moving jaw would also tend to rotate.

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Thanks! I will try not to disappoint you)