Jun 29,  · This vise hardware requires a shop-made outer jaw of 1 1⁄2–3" thick hardwood with dogholes (if you so choose) for holding stock with bench dogs. The benchtop’s edge or apron typically serves as the inner jaw. A pivoting-jaw vise holds irregular-shape stock without racking the jaws. Mophorn Wood Woodworking Vise Jaw Material Control Vise 9 Inch Woodworking Vise, Heavy-Duty Steel and Cast Iron Workbench Vise, Easy-to-operate Front Vise, Durable Woodworking Bench Vise for Home, Woodworking Studios, Teaching Equipment $ Wilton 78A 4"x7" Pivot Jaw Woodworkers Vise ()/5(92). Nov 16,  · Some say it’s best to use hard wood, but others say soft wood, as it’s better to dent your vise jaws, than dent your project. I can’t afford to spend too much money. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. I prefer a softer wood; I used a couple scraps of pine for mine.
Apr 04,  · The vise is pretty much a joke. It came with the mill, so it's what I have for the time being. Based on everyone's recommendations, I'm going to save for a Kurt. I at least want to get a set of hard jaws for it. It only came with a set of aluminum jaws, which I'm going to throw in the scrap bin once I Woodworking Vise Jaw Pads 55 get a real set made up. Thanks guys. Nick. Nov 16,  · Some say it’s best to use hard wood, but others say soft wood, as it’s better to dent your vise jaws, than dent your project. I can’t afford to spend too much money. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. I prefer a softer wood; I used a couple scraps of pine for mine. Dec 06,  · The jaws are 9/4 thick, 8 inches deep and made of hard maple. In various bench-related books and websites I have read differing advice about Woodworking Vise Jaw Material Research lining the vise jaw faces – leather, cork, softwood and nothing seem to be the main options. However, there is little information about what advantages (and disadvantages) are associated with each.

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