Fabricate Plastic Vise Jaws Using Plasti-Block™ Plastics

Washington, DC, October 11, 2018 --(PR.com)-- Every shop has an old steel vise or three. Many hobby projects have been held in a vise during operations such as cutting, sanding, gluing, or assembly. Sometimes, the metal jaws on this vise are a bit too rough for the parts it holds causing scoring, indentations, and distortion. Softer material than metal should be used to solve this problem.

In this short video, Ken has used a table saw and a drill press to show you how to make vise jaws out of ABS plastic to protect your project's delicate parts. It is a straight-forward and practical project, and plastic vise jaws can even be custom-shaped to enable the perfect fit for your projects elements.

Be sure to check this channel out regularly for episodes using Plasti-Block™ plastics and get inspired by Ken’s creativity.

Upcoming Plasti-Block™ Themed Episodes:

Oct. 16 – Halloween Pins
Oct. 30 – Christmas Tree Light

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The "Alternative Tuesday" segment is a twist and exciting addition to the Acutabove Woodworking channel that was previously dedicated to woodworking. Plasti-Block™ is excited - along with Ken - to show the benefits of working with plastics.

Plasti-Block™ materials offer rich and vibrant colors that will not chip or fade quickly, are resistant to water and many chemicals, and enable you to build projects that are not very practical with wood or other materials.

Kennyearrings1 has many creative and inspiring ideas and will show you how to make a variety of your own personalized items such as kitchenware, keepsakes, and much more.