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Thread: Home Made Bench Vice

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    Rangier Rover Guest
    It's a lot better than that stupid vice in "Rangiers work shop" with its jaws always falling out

    Very nice work! The welding looks good too.

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    Looks like the long standing exercise for apprentice boilermakers in the Qld. technical education system, and for non-boilies taking welding certificate courses. The screw thread used to be made in small batches by the college machine shops as a capstan/turret lathe exercise.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Brian Hjelm View Post
    Looks like the long standing exercise for apprentice boilermakers in the Qld. technical education system, and for non-boilies taking welding certificate courses. The screw thread used to be made in small batches by the college machine shops as a capstan/turret lathe exercise.
    The Screw Threaded Rod supplied was supposed to be made in the college machine shop in adjacent building , however we got given threaded Rod already bought , the threads on the Rod and captive Nut aren't a match, so the operation of the Bench Vice isn't real Smooth I was told I could source my own Threaded Rod with a Squarish type of thread from places like Witworths but couldn't be stuffed searching so I used theirs. The Vice still operates okay and is good enough for a Farm shed where it's not getting heavy use out of.

    Next year , I'll machine all the parts on the milling machine and make my own threaded Rod on capstan/turret lathe.

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    nice job mate well done

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    Nicely made. I need a vice just like that...

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    geez, what have i started ? I shouldn't have posted

    Can I safely assume that a few of you are showing interest in it.

    i.e

    Bearman
    Rangier_Rover
    notworthcomplaining
    Shonkster( Shonky )

    who would want me to post the plans up for this bench vice ???

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    Quote Originally Posted by Disco_owner View Post
    geez, what have i started ? I shouldn't have posted

    Can I safely assume that a few of you are showing interest in it.

    i.e

    Bearman
    Rangier_Rover
    notworthcomplaining
    Shonkster( Shonky )

    who would want me to post the plans up for this bench vice ???
    Hey - what am I, chopped liver???

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    Quote Originally Posted by isuzurover View Post
    Hey - what am I, chopped liver???

    could I be the fava beans and a nice Chianti?

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    Quote Originally Posted by isuzurover View Post
    Hey - what am I, chopped liver???


    I had you added to the list but after a re-edit , somehow your name went missing.....

    here is the new list

    Bearman
    Rangier_Rover
    notworthcomplaining
    Shonkster( Shonky )
    Isuzurover

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    richard4u2 Guest
    that looks like a vice you could bend a bit of steel with a gimpe with out the need of any oxy . well done

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