Big Wood Vise - About Us:

About BigWoodVise:

Hi, I'm Joe Comunale, president of BigWoodVise. I'm passionate about woodworking, and pleased to bring the centuries old tradition of all-wood vises back to the workshops of today.
My vision is to make this website a resource for workbench builders the world over, and supply traditional and innovative tools for your woodworking needs.
Woodworker's say that a properly designed, sturdily-built, and properly outfitted workbench is the heart of the workshop. Well - If - the workbench is the heart of the workshop, then, the vise is surely the heart of the workbench
An all-wood vise is more than something that is just aesthetically pleasing. It is a highly functional, fast- acting, wood clamping system, that will not mar your woodwork like a metal vise will. An all-wood vise has a degree of flexibility that "gives", yet retains a tight grip - while a metal vise can mar, stain, and destroy your woodwork.
BigWoodVise's components have a thread pitch of approximately 2 Threads Per Inch (TPI), to provide for a Fast-Acting, yet strong-clamping vise.
My vise kits allow you to make your vise in the form that you want - and highly customize it to your specific woodworking and workbench needs.
Your BigWoodVise product is handcrafted in America - by an American, using specially designed and built precision metal working equipment to provide the smoothest, fastest-acting clamping movement possible for your wood vise project.

Simply Stated: I promise that I will never give away, sell, or disclose any of your personal information to any third party, under any circumstance.

If you are not delighted with your vise components - return it to me within 30 days - and I'll refund your full purchase price.

Woodworking is an inherently dangerous activity.
Neither BigWoodVise, LLC, nor its associates can be held responsible for injuries encountered while constructing or using your BigWoodVise components.
Practice safe woodworking, and safe clamping.
Always wear safety glasses, and think ahead ("What could possibly go wrong?")