Roubo's German cabinet maker's bench featuring the Benchcrafted Tail Vise

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How come you don't lie your plane down on its side at 3:05?

[f0m3]

That is a great bench!

[uknumberone]

Norm Abram's brother isn't bad either.

[perto75]

What no. is that plane you're using?

[mikeywikeybikey]

Are you sure this isn't a video about your planes?

[onasugol]

Nice music. Chega de Saudade. Nice bench.

[arboristBlairGlenn]

Not only is the bench amazing, the craftsman's skills are quite aparent.

[LowellMorgan]

That's some fine planin' there.

[BalancedLugger]

That's fantastic. Thanks for putting that up.

I've had a look at your website but can't find any details of the removable (and movable) leg vice at 4.27.

Do you have construction details for this?

Many thanks.

[Benchcrafted]

Thanks! I made this bench in 2008.

The top is attached to the base with drawbored mortise and tenon. If you mean "rising" dovetail, I didn't want the end grain of the legs protruding above my bench top during changes in seasonal conditions. Roy Underhill built a nice little Roubo with rising dovetails last year on The Woodwright's Shop, which was fun to watch. But Roubo's bench from plate 11 uses a double tenon, not a rising dovetail. I like that joint, but I'm also not as brave as Roy. ;-)

[julioyaldonza]

@Benchcrafted thanks a lot for answering to me, very kind of you. You score with that words, end grain above the bench top is not the best way

so long mate

[julioyaldonza]

WHERE IS THE RINSING DOVETAIL FRONT LEGS ?

DOES ANYBODY KNOWS WHAT RISING JOINT IS ?

CHECK OUT MY CHANNEL

GOOD DEMONSTRATION MATE !

THANKS

[Utube6762]

What a pleasure to watch. Was the bench purchased or made?

[paul6000000]

Watching somebody planing is a heck of a lot more interesting that watching somebody sanding.

[StuInTokyo]

Very very nice!

I did not really think that sliding leg vice was that great, I mean a sliding deadman with a hold fast could do the same work, or close to it, then I saw the long board held between the two leg vices at about 6:30 and I now see why you would want to go to the extra effort of making the sliding leg vice.

Super nice bench, and certainly a fun video to watch, thanks!

Stu