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Re: Woodwork bench build

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rpd wrote:
JPG wrote:Curious about that lever beside the lead screw. Lock?

Incorporate a 'peg' to engage work pieces with the movable face.

At first I thought that was what the lever was for, but do not see the
rising part'.
That is the quick release lever.
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Squeezing the curved lever disengages the half nut and allows the moving jaw to slide open and closed.
Vise quickrelease1.JPG
This model did not come with a built in dog but I will add one when I install the wooden faces.
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Am I seeing/reading correctly? JPG did know what that lever was for. Just lost all my love and faith. :rolleyes:
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ERLover wrote:Am I seeing/reading correctly? JPG did know what that lever was for. Just lost all my love and faith. :rolleyes:

Your premise may be true, but your conclusion is invalid. ;) When a person freely admits ignorance of something, that (to me) only serves to increase that person's credibility! :cool:
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So how does 'this' affect my credibility?

I did not know it had a release mechanism either. :eek: Had I known that, I 'might' have figgered it out! :D

Also my 'peg' should have been referred to as a 'dog'?


Woof Woof. :p
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JPG wrote:So how does 'this' affect my credibility?

I did not know it had a release mechanism either. :eek: Had I known that, I 'might' have figgered it out! :D

Also my 'peg' should have been referred to as a 'dog'?


Woof Woof. :p

But, but he said they were quick release in the original post. ;) :)
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jsburger wrote:
JPG wrote:So how does 'this' affect my credibility?

I did not know it had a release mechanism either. :eek: Had I known that, I 'might' have figgered it out! :D

Also my 'peg' should have been referred to as a 'dog'?


Woof Woof. :p

But, but he said they were quick release in the original post. ;) :)
Missed that :o

Almost missed it again now. :eek:


Must be getting senile. Actually 'distracted'.



Had I not missed it the first time, I am now not sure that I would have figgered it out. :rolleyes:
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Re: Woodwork bench build

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The first rule of the forum is - "There are no silly questions." :D
None of us know everything. There are always opportunities to learn. ;)
Any lapses of attention will be attributed to AAADD (Age Activated Attention Deficit Disorder) which is pretty universal, at least at my house.
I suspect ERLover was just winding you up and no actual disrespect was intended.
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JPG, Ron D figured it out, thats why I put this at the end :rolleyes:
JPG you are still my #1.
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ERLover wrote:JPG, Ron D figured it out, thats why I put this at the end :rolleyes:
JPG you are still my #1.
ERLover: Does "Wild Bad Bob" know this?
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Re: Woodwork bench build

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Dusty, I dont know if it was in a PM or a post, I am not him, we might have the same sense of humor, and I searched him here and read allot of his stuff, like I said to you, seems like he has anger issues, loves ERs, and a simular sense of humor. Now put it to bed, please :)
KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE EQUALS WISDOM. Albert Einstein
The Greatness officially starts :D :D :D :D :D :D
Greenie, Grayling, SS stand alone BS and BS SPT, jointer and belt sander, 3 Ers with Speed Changers. I think those 3 cover my ER needs, and space for them. :)
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