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About LinkBacksThis is my second prototype about vise that can be used with a screw or hydraulic jack.
This design gives wider opening than "regular" hydraulic vises.
Preview about the use:
Actual video below.
This is my second prototype about vise that can be used with a screw or hydraulic jack.
This design gives wider opening than "regular" hydraulic vises.
Preview about the use:
Actual video below.
Last edited by Tuomas; Jun 12, 2020 at 07:31 AM.
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Materials 12-25mm steel and LDX 2404 ( lean duplex ) for the jaw guides. "Pin It")
Here is the video:
(uploaded wrong version first, sorry)
Materials 12-25mm steel and LDX 2404 ( lean duplex ) for the jaw guides.
Last edited by Tuomas; Jun 12, 2020 at 10:59 PM.
Jon (Jun 19, 2020), mr mikey (Sep 20, 2024), Ralphxyz (Sep 28, 2024), Toolmaker51 (Jun 15, 2020)
To have the adjustability of the vise and the force-capability of a hydraulic press in a single tool - fantastic!
Don't delete the first video - just re-label it as "Capability" - it tells what your gizmo can do what neither a vise nor a hydraulic press are capable on its own, but what can be achieved when melding them into a single tool.
Do I see it right - as constructed the vise is capable of 2 tons of force?
Thank you.Originally Posted by CanBeDone
Yes, its a 2 ton jack / press.
Return springs are from a scooter front shock absorbers, those are somewhat strong and possible limits the max power to 1,8 - 1,9 ton.
Other materials: 12-25mm steel and LDX 2404 ( lean duplex ) for the jaw guides, 22mm dia rods and 30mm x 35mm squares.
Last edited by Tuomas; Jun 12, 2020 at 11:01 PM.
Thanks Tuomas! We've added your Bench Vise to our Vises category,
as well as to your builder page: Tuomas's Homemade Tools. Your receipt:
Bench Vise by Tuomas
New plans added on 11/20: Click here for 2,589 plans for homemade tools.
Jon (Jun 17, 2020)
Congratulations Tuomas - your Bench Vise is the Homemade Tool of the Week!
Another big week around here, but it's hard to beat one of Tuomas's unique vises, and this is his 4th vise that has won this award.
Some more good builds from this week:
Heat Treatment Oven by anthonyget
Hand Plane Storage Till by Brendon
Mower by th62
Drill Sharpening Jig by th62
Optical Center Punch by th62
Sheetmetal Filing Clamp by editor@glue-it.com
Non-Electricity Tool Plating Method by Kovanca Polock
Sheetmetal Bending Calculator by rgsparber
Rebar Bender by fawabros
Manometer by th62
Angle Grinder Cutting Guide by olderdan
Pocket Hole Jig by rendoman
Internal Boring Tool by machining 4 all
Bender by daniels1186
Handle Broach by JKeetonKnives
Horizontal Bandsaw Precision Cutting Fixture by rgsparber
Tool Panel by Bricoleando
Captured Nut Replacement Method by theeddies
Mill Crank Thumb Wheel by craig9
Lathe Tool Holder by bobs409
Benchtop Grinder by HandmadeCreativeChannel
Adjustable Miter Sled by Christofix
Boring Head by kwm24@o2.pl
Silent Air Compressor by Mr.DK DIY
Sharpening Jig by Mazay
Lathe Cooling Pump by celsoari
Branding Iron by bstanga
3D Printer Cabinet by bobs409
Cyclone Swarf Collector by bouboulas
CNC by rep
Table Clamp by Kwandotechnic
Tuomas - you'll be receiving a $25 online gift card, in your choice of Amazon, PayPal, or bitcoin. Please PM me your current email address and gift card choice and I'll get it sent over right away.
This is your 12th Homemade Tool of the Week win. Here are all of your Homemade Tool of the Week winning tools. Congrats again
Bench Vise by Tuomas
New plans added on 11/20: Click here for 2,589 plans for homemade tools.
Tuomas (Jun 20, 2020)
Thank you very much Jon.
Well Thank You for the excellent video and frankly a fantastic idea for a bench vise!!!! I' not sure if you follow but the guy running Fireball tool just did a vise build that also is of great interest. Lots of vise building and reconditioning, going on this year.
I haven't watched it, but watched now that you mentioned.
This is somewhat same sized 40cm opening = 16".
That allows to use bending dies, installing bearings to longer axles... Etc
" Regular " hydraulic vise opens 4-6" That's not very much, and doesn't allow to use nearly more that just clamping objects. That's why i started to think about option that allows to get the advantage about the hydraulic use. Otherwise there wouldn't be much difference, if the vise is screw or hydraulic powered, if it can't be used more than holding objects.
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