Mike Davis Mike Corporate Member Aug 30, 2010 #1 http://greensboro.craigslist.org/tls/1926934827.html not mine :wink_smil
MarkE Mark Corporate Member Aug 30, 2010 #4 Sully said: I think it has a quick release mechanism ..... Click to expand... No kidding, It will probably snap in half first time it's used, quickly releasing your workpiece right to the floor. But, hey, it's only $40.00. Such a deal. :rotflm:
Sully said: I think it has a quick release mechanism ..... Click to expand... No kidding, It will probably snap in half first time it's used, quickly releasing your workpiece right to the floor. But, hey, it's only $40.00. Such a deal. :rotflm:
J jimNC New User Jim Aug 30, 2010 #5 LMAO, $40. Only if it can be proven it was once used by australopithecus robustus.
Gofor Mark Corporate Member Aug 30, 2010 #6 Guess it "wood" have been a vise if the termites hadn't got to it :rotflm: Go
Glennbear Moderator Glenn Aug 31, 2010 #7 I have a similar vise sans termite damage. I plan to rebuild mine after I looked at the prices of large diameter Acme screws, handle etc. :wsmile:
I have a similar vise sans termite damage. I plan to rebuild mine after I looked at the prices of large diameter Acme screws, handle etc. :wsmile:
Mike Davis Mike Corporate Member Aug 31, 2010 #8 I've been thinking about buying a metal lathe to make acme screws. Wonder if there is a market for them? A 2 inch double helix Acme screw would be fast and strong.
I've been thinking about buying a metal lathe to make acme screws. Wonder if there is a market for them? A 2 inch double helix Acme screw would be fast and strong.