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Just a simple saw vise that I made. I’m sure I’ll make changes, or make a new one down the road, but for now it seems to be working.
Currently there are two pegs to hold it up while the work mate is loose, and I adjust the position of the saw plate in the vise. In the future, I intend to drill a few more holes at other heights, depending on where I want it to be.
It’s all made with a few pieces of red oak.
-- Mos - Twin Cities, MN -- Stanley #45 Evangelist - www.youtube.com/MosquitoMods
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Don W
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#1 posted 206 days ago
Nice design. You need to post it in the workmate of your dreams thread as a a workmate accessory.
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#2 posted 206 days ago
I like it. It could also make do as an out feed support for my table top saw. I did an out feed thing, but yours would serve double duty… For fine adjustment, I may need slots for the peg holes… of infinitely variable height (as out feed support device)
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AnthonyReed
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#3 posted 206 days ago
Well done Mos. I’ll be interested to see your journey along the saw sharpening path.
Not that it has bearing on a thing, but the fact that you do much of your work in a spare bedroom in an apartment is completely cool to me.
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Mosquito
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#4 posted 206 days ago
Thanks Don, I’ll have to go dig that thread up and post it there…
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Thanks Al H. You could also do wider vertical pieces, and then drill peg holes in them similar to a deadman on a work bench.
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Thanks Tony, I’ve been reading a fair amount about it for the past couple of months. I’ve got a few old saw restores to do, and figured I’d start with those… I think I’ll leave the LN saws until I’m a little more confident…
I told my girlfriend that we’ll have to try to buy a house shortly after we get married, that way I’ll have somewhere to work. I don’t think there will be enough room, if/when she moves in, for me to keep using the spare bedroom as such lol
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Mauricio
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#5 posted 206 days ago
Sweet Saw vise Mos! Much nicer than the one I made out of plywood.
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Mosquito
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#6 posted 206 days ago
Thanks Mauricio.
I’m thinking about trying to add some leather, or that rubber drawer liner stuff, or something of the sort, to give it a little better gripping power, and to help with the noise a little (I’m always mindful of the noise, given the bedroom wall is shared with the neighbor). Would this be a good/bad idea? Anyone have any thoughts?
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carguy460
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#7 posted 206 days ago
Nice, Mos! Perhaps I need one of these…then I would need to learn to sharpen my saws!
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Ben
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#8 posted 204 days ago
I like you’re saw vise. Very effective. I just recently posted one as well. Somebody else commented on mine that a strip of leather at the top would help with friction. I haven’t tried it yet, but it sounds like a good idea.
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