Well I drilled the 1.5” holes and they came out a bit crooked. They will require some filing to get everyting to line up just right. Back to it.
All the holes are fixed, now to mount the rear vice jaw.
the Rear Jaw ready to drill the barrel bolt holes
A better picture of the Rear Jaw ready to drill the barrel bolt holes 
Mounting blocks for the barrel nuts.
Finally figured out how to insert pictures.
The rear vice is mounted. Time to take my lovely wife out to dinner.
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TheQueTip
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posted 126 days ago
Rob, so far so good. I built a bench that used the Veritas Twin Screw vice and it came out well. I did not notice it until the woodworking piece was done, but when I screw the vice tight, the left side tightens up slightly before the right side does. The Veritas vice has a pull pin adjustment on the right handle that allows you to correct for this slight variance, but someday I am going to figure out how to correct slight offset so I don’t have to pull the pin out. Good luck on your installation. I will be checking back in. Be safe.
(If want to see what the finished product will look like, click on my project link and go to the workbench project)
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Rob Drown
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posted 124 days ago
Have you tried readjusting the set screws on the opposite side from the pin?
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