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Where IF wooden jaws won't get the tasks done...
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We have ways.....it was The Boss's GreatUncle's little shop vise...
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So, now it is in MY shop, to be used when need be....
Then it can be stored over on a shelf, until the next time it's needed....oh, and, eat yer Wheaties BEFORE you try to move this thing....
A Planer? I'm the Planer, and this is what I use
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Before getting this vise set up:
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There were a couple of vises mounted on 2Xs to fit in my end vise.
My saw vise is still used in the end vise:
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Great way to hold things the wood faced vise can't handle.
jtk
"A pessimist sees the difficulty in every opportunity; an optimist sees the opportunity in every difficulty."
- Sir Winston Churchill (1874-1965)
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Great minds think alike:
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I thru-bolt a metalworking vise to a piece of 1x4 so I can hold it in my ww vise = working in house instead of the cold garage.
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I don't think a bench vice embracing a metal working vice is a 'vice'. Mine has been doing it for years.
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I do like to keep my vises in line and my vices a little naughty.Originally Posted by Richard Line
jtk
"A pessimist sees the difficulty in every opportunity; an optimist sees the opportunity in every difficulty."
- Sir Winston Churchill (1874-1965)
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Here's mine. It clamps to the split top.
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That may be the prettiest vise I've ever seen.
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I have mine mounted on a piece of wood. I drilled 3 holes to match dog holes in bench corner. I have three oak dowels with plumbing pipe cap on one end. To use the vise l, I secure it to bench by these dowels. Rest of the time vise stays in storage.
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