u/aclaypool78

I'm trying to use only some scrap that I have to make a workbench. I put a nice edge glued panel of 8/4 Walnut that I had from some old legs as an end cap. I had a little bit more of that Walnut that I was going to use as the jaw, but it's a good 2 inches short on each side. I want to mount the vise screw in the center but I'm wondering if I should bite the bullet and us different wood for a vice jaw And go the full width of the bench end cap. Or is being 2 in shy on each end and running my dog holes a little bit farther from the edge is okay.

I don't have the experience of working with an dedicated woodworking bench so I don't know if having the holes a bit farther away from the edge of the bench makes for a worse experience. If you can't tell from the yost 10in face vise I'm using as an end device I'm trying to do this on the affordable side of things. The only thing I bought was Southern yellow pine 2x12s for the laminated top.

I'd love any advice.

I had a 2XL and a 7 and they were incredible phones. I never had any issues. I got this 10 pro a few months ago and went hiking last week. I don't know if my son set the phone down on a rock or if the keys in my pocket scratched it, but the glass got some very shallow scratches.

I'm sure that I'll get a lecture about how you shouldn't put your phone in your pocket with your keys or at least use a screen protector. The amazingness of my previous pixel phones made me a bit careless with the glass. I was so hard on them and they never got scratched.

Has anyone noticed a decrease in the hardness of the glass? By the way, I have a glass protector now on the phone I learned my lesson.