Better Vise Base; Handy Router Table Shim

Vise in a Vise I don’t use my metalworking vise often enough that it earns a permanent spot on my woodworking bench. So I mounted it to a piece of scrap wood and then attached that to a 2x scrap underneath to serve as a cleat. With this arrangement, I can store my vise under the bench, then just clamp it by the cleat to my bench’s large end vise when needed. David DePauwCincinnati, Ohio Notched Blocks Help Clamp Angled Corners Easily When I built a corner table recently with three sides, I needed a way to clamp the apron to each leg on a 45-degree angle. I cut a 45-degree notch in a couple of pieces of 2x4 so that one face of the notch was parallel to the one apron and the…

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Woodworker's Journal (Digital) - 1 Issue, February 2024

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