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Philbert
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Not to de-rail (too far!), but then there are the famous bowling ball vises, popular with wood carvers . . . .
Not quite as compact, or slick, as Tree Monkey's!
Philbert
Not quite as compact, or slick, as Tree Monkey's!
Philbert
Similar principle...Like this?
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There you go! I could hang my 2500 Suburban on that !
Might need a little more to port the hydraulics on my Dump Truck... now all I have to do is find my kids bowling balls...
EDIT: After serious consideration and cyphering, I have come to the conclusion that patience is a virtue and would be in my best interest to stand in line at Monkeys are Us and let Scott deliver on a quality piece of the puzzle that I can't live without(don't even work on saws but do like cool tools) I already have 2hrs. last night into trying to find,build or cobble together something similar due to lack of the aforementioned patience.... sorry for derail,back to your regularly scheduled programming
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Dolmar Junkie
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Half of that wouldn't be a bad place to start. The base looks like a Wilton 301 Pow R Arm,but I see no value in hanging that big bench vise on it. Get rid of it and build a fixture for whatever you want to hang on it (Dolmars
)And that is functional but not as efficient as Scott's...
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Could this be modified to work?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/BIKEHAND-Bi...4?hash=item41a8187d16:g:-M0AAOSwgZ1Xu4c6#rwid
http://www.ebay.com/itm/BIKEHAND-Bi...4?hash=item41a8187d16:g:-M0AAOSwgZ1Xu4c6#rwid
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A lot of bicycle stands / clamps like these are sold to people who work on string trimmers, and other long handled O*P*E. They clamp around the shaft, like they would a bicycle frame tube.
Some of the heavier duty ones might be modified to support the weight of a chainsaw.
http://www.parktool.com/category/repair-stands
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http://www.ebay.com/itm/BIKEHAND-Bi...4?hash=item41a8187d16:g:-M0AAOSwgZ1Xu4c6#rwid[/QUOTE]
Possibly, see eBay seller dssjms chainsaw conservation components/ chainsaw holding vise speciality tool,
But it depends on what it's made of and? and? T he main problem I can see would be the limitation of only 1axis to rotate on work would seldom be in a useful position...
Possibly, see eBay seller dssjms chainsaw conservation components/ chainsaw holding vise speciality tool,
But it depends on what it's made of and? and? T he main problem I can see would be the limitation of only 1axis to rotate on work would seldom be in a useful position...
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Not sure if anyone has seen this style.. ive been wanting to buy/make one for quite sometime. Came across this on google image a few weeks ago. i think just about any of us could manage to fab one of these up without breaking the bank.
