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You can find this tip published in the current issue of Woodcraft magazine by Master Tipster (since we have “Master Craftsman” as a term) Serge Delcos of Quebec, Canada.
Clamp this on the drill press for end boring or to a workbench vise as an auxiliary vise for holding a stock at an angle (hobby vise is $20 from Canadian Tire http://tinyurl.com/776qkyl or, for American woodworkers, from Woodcraft (#141673) or Rockler (#24006) or Harbor Freight (#95203)).
I didn’t have any 3/4” plywood scrap big enough so I used a hardwood. I removed the cup on the hardwood first. I also added a pair of soft plywood jaws to the vise (rare earth magnets CA glued to the recessed holes drilled on the backs of the plywood scraps (1/2” x 2” x 6”)). Those are the minor changes to the original tip.
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spud72
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#1 posted 533 days ago
Great Tip
Thanks
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#2 posted 532 days ago
thanks
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#3 posted 532 days ago
A really great idea Chuck. Thank you for passing it along. I just happen to have spare vise very similar to the one pictured and that is perfect way to put it to work.
-- Mike, American in Norway
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#4 posted 532 days ago
Thanks for the tip! I do like the use of the magnets for the jaw inserts.
-- Never board, always knotty, lots of growth rings
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