It is a short video showing spinning the vise open, placing a length of 1X in the jaw and spinning it closed. When it closes, without further motivation or touching the vise handle I edge plane the edge and the board does not move. Then I show how much more handle movement is available with little effort, plane again, then remove the board with again little effort on the vise handle to open the vise and give it a spin.
This is one sweet vise. It is a very easy install and is reasonably priced. I will be replacing my wood screw with parallel guide vises on the other benches with the BC system.
Your video shows up as unavailable :-(
ReplyDeleteBob
Bob,
ReplyDeleteThat's a shame, the production values, the handsome leading man, it just doesn't get any better. :-)
You may have gotten the first I posted, it showed as unavailable when I tried it. I re-posted using youtube and that one worked. If you can't see it, the vise is really slick.
ken
Bob,
ReplyDeleteThat video can't be viewed outside the US for national security reasons.
Steve,
DeleteWould Bob's life be in danger after viewing the video :-). BTW, my company has annual export training...what a crock of fecal matter. We as a country have lost our mind.
ken
It isn't for security reasons Steve, I have it on reliable authority it is because there is an import tax that has to be paid first.
ReplyDeleteRalph,
DeleteAn even better reason, can't let those Canadians get our stuff free like they do their health care. :-)
ken