The Moxon vise has become one of the most popular work holding tools in the modern hand tool workshop, and for good reason. It raises dovetailing and joinery to a comfortable working height while providing exceptional clamping for fine handwork. In this two-day class, students will build an enhanced version that goes beyond the traditional two-jaw design. An integrated outfeed table behind the jaws provides better support when transferring dovetails from the tail board to the pin board. Additional joinery details make the vise more robust and the project more rewarding to build. Students will explore how thoughtful refinements can make familiar workshop equipment more versatile and enjoyable to use. Along the way, they will discuss design decisions, construction techniques, and practical improvements they can apply to their own workshop projects. Please note: This is not a dovetailing class. Students should arrive able to cut dovetails by hand, as the course pace does not allow time to teach the fundamentals.