Rob Cosman's Moxon Vise Hardware Kit no return

Rob Cosman's Moxon Vise Hardware Kit no returnA Moxon Vise, named after Joseph Moxon (who described the vise in his book titled Mechanick Exercises), is a great vise, and best of all it is easy to build yourself. A Moxon vise is especially useful for cutting dovetails and sawing because it holds the material rock solid, and the middle of the vise is not obstructed by vise hardware. All you need is some 8 4 hardwood for the jaws and our Rob Cosman Moxon Vise Hardware Kit to make whatever vise size

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and a tape fastener (hook & loop) strap secures the handle to keep the saw from sliding around

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Has a large flat on the brass head preventing the gauge from rolling on your bench

Steel:  Made from AISI High Vanadium A2 tool steel which holds an edge beautiful

Regular Saw Tooth Blade has 22 TPI so it fits into the kerf easily

CNC milled from solid brass

6 to 4 thousandths of an inch) out of perfectly flat

Weight: 160 grams

Using adhesive backed sand paper allows the sanding block to firmly grip the sandpaper without the use of springs

Offsetting by the exact thickness can be challenging