saw vice/holder

[angelo c]

been looking for a saw vice for a while...searched and found this:
anybody wanna post up theirs or ideas how to make one.

oh and I searched for a while....WTF is it called to help in searching ?
Vice
clamp
bracket ??

 

[rattler]

Hi Angelo

 

[angelo c]

Hi Angelo

hey Mike...

 

[angelo c]

interesting....the link copies then disappears ...
try this one
http://www.cpowilton.com/on/demandware.store/Sites-wilton-Site/default/Search-Show?q=wilton pow-r-arm&ref=msn?ref=msn&utm_medium=cpc&utm_source=msn&utm_campaign=cpo wilton - m_vises&utm_content=wilton powerarm&utm_term=wilton powerarm

 

[RI Chevy]

I think I recall a member on here who has nice setups that hold chainsaws. Bolts up to bar mount.
Is that the same type of contraption you're looking for Angelo?

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[wcorey]

DDave sells 'em, I believe Homelite410 makes the bar mount adapter.

Treemonkey has been threatening to reproduce the type he uses also...

There's been a few related threads among the saw forums as well as some recipes kicking around online for various homemade trailer hitch ball vises as well as the bowling ball ones.

 

[RI Chevy]

I have a tailgate hitch mounted vice setup.

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[cease232]

I have the Wilton pow-r-arm 301. It's awesome. Found it on eBay from a saw shop closing. Be hard to justify the price of a new one though.


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[angelo c]

DDave sells 'em, I believe Homelite410 makes the bar mount adapter.

Treemonkey has been threatening to reproduce the type he uses also...

There's been a few related threads among the saw forums as well as some recipes kicking around online for various homemade trailer hitch ball vises as well as the bowling ball ones.

Yes Bill. I searched and couldn't find anything. Remember lots of posts couldn't find any

 

[angelo c]

I have the Wilton pow-r-arm 301. It's awesome. Found it on eBay from a saw shop closing. Be hard to justify the price of a new one though.


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Bingo. Just pricey

 

[cease232]

It is a huge asset for working on saws though. Removing flywheels and clutches is 10x easier. Position the saw in any position and it's surprisingly strong.


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[wcorey]

Here's one thread...

http://sawhawgz.com/threads/prototy...ys-who-like-non-creamsicles.4688/#post-444709

 

[Mycamaro_68]

I have built a few, I have one in the raffle thread if you donate you have a chance to win it! Here are a few pics.

 

[RI Chevy]

This is the one I saw! Lol
Nice MyCamaro. [emoji106]

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[Duane(Pa)]

http://m.ebay.com/itm/Chainsaw-Hold...a-Ported-Saws-Timing-/222305977421?nav=SEARCH

 

[wcorey]

A couple I made up from 'opportunistic materials'.

Small one is a Panavise base that I picked up at a flea mkt for a buck, I think they're about $25 new.
Piece of 5/8" rod with a couple appropriately shaped 1/4" x 1" ears tacked on.
Not nearly as robust as the Wilton but does the job as long as the requirements are modest.

The other one was made from obsolete/scrap wheelchair van parts from work, that's one of the original parts on the floor. Pivots on 3 axis and also adjustable for height. Tightening bolts are 1/2" for scrench compatibility...

 

[RI Chevy]

Looks good Bill.

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[angelo c]

A couple I made up from 'opportunistic materials'.

Small one is a Panavise base that I picked up at a flea mkt for a buck, I think they're about $25 new.
Piece of 5/8" rod with a couple appropriately shaped 1/4" x 1" ears tacked on.
Not nearly as robust as the Wilton but does the job as long as the requirements are modest.

The other one was made from obsolete/scrap wheelchair van parts from work, that's one of the original parts on the floor. Pivots on 3 axis and also adjustable for height. Tightening bolts are 1/2" for scrench compatibility...


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that's what im talkin bout.
nice work Bill....as always.

 

[heimannm]

I put a rather heavy one together from some scrap pieces laying around.







Those photos were almost 9 years ago, still using it on a different bench.



Mark

 

[RI Chevy]

Nice job with that. Very simple design. [emoji106]

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