[High Pressure]

Here's my low cost vice stand. Made from an oak stump with a cast iron excercise bike wheel as a base. I can roll it where I need it. HaHa

[willys36@aol.com]

That one goes directly to my Red Neck photo collection!!

[schnitz]

Originally Posted by willys36@aol.com

That one goes directly to my Red Neck photo collection!!

Why? Seems like a good alternative to a $40 HF stand to me....



In a while, Chet.

[willys36@aol.com]

Now you've gone from preachin' to meddlin' - don't go dissin' the Freight!

[jaguarxk120]

Hey it works! And if you need to store a tool just screw in a hook or bore a hole for it to slide into. When it becomes no longer useful into the fire it go's

[schnitz]

Originally Posted by willys36@aol.com

Now you've gone from preachin' to meddlin' - don't go dissin' the Freight!

Stump's cheaper.......


Besides, did you forget about those screwdrivers I bought before from them????


In a while, Chet.

[4 Jaw Chuck]

It needs an axe wedged in the side to complete the look.

[weirdbeard]

I like it. If I had room I might just do the same thing.. I bet you really have a solid feel when pounding on an anvil type vice.

[Deez]

LOL I had my anvil on a big hunk like that for a looong time. So long, it split and was rotted too. I have a big vise been on the garage floor for 2-3 years cuz I never re did the anvil and needed two such bases. I never should have given away my WAR DEPT ordnance stands - heavy duty cast iron still got brass tags.