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I decided to finally add a proper woodworking vise to my arsenal of tools. I choose a Moxon Vise for it versatility and relatively low cost.

I picked up a kit for this vise from Benchcrafted and for what you get, the price was acceptable. The downside to living in Canada is that sometimes tracking down hardware at a reasonable price can be challenging.

Since I expect this vise to be with me a long time, I didn’t hold back on materials. I went with a wooden Oreo of Walnut and Beech wood. Instead of just having two jaws for clamping, I added a small table to the back of the fixed jaw. It gives me a nice square surface to reference off of when laying out dovetails and other joints. The table also adds stability.

Once the vise was assembled, I gave it two coats of Tung Oil before assembling it and testing it out by cutting some dovetails. 8:1 Katz-Moses Magnetic Dovetail Jig that can be found here. If you’re a little intimidated by dovetails, I strongly recommend you pick this little guy up. https://www.katzmoseswoodworking.com/new-products/a7mjoiekye2xyon7kswcvxxrbpe7kx

If you’d like to watch a perfect how to video on making a vise like this check out Sean’s build video – https://www.youtube.com/shared?ci=7rseKXGD3SI

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How-to video on creating a cabochon bezel using a Viking weave technique. So for those of you who do wire wrapping and have cabochons (no holes) you don’t know how to use, here’s something to do with them. Please like, comment and subscribe!

Supplies:
1 Cabochon
Thick Wire – 14 to 20 GA
Thin Wire – 26 to 30 GA
Round-Nose Pliers
Wire Cutters
Tweezers

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How-to video on creating a cabochon bezel using a Viking weave technique. So for those of you who do wire wrapping and have cabochons (no holes) you don’t know how to use, here’s something to do with them. Please like, comment and subscribe!