Black Jaque Janaviac said:I've got a vise that I use on my chainsaw all the time. But it doesn't really make it run any better, just makes me feel better.
I don't know though, will the moderator's let me post all those words on here?
Let's see...
When the bar gets pinched I say "@#$%#$%%"
When the chain is dull I use "Come on you !@#&^%$"
When it won't start, "You lousy piece o' @#%&%$!"
When it konks out, "!$@#%@#$%'ing hunk of #$%^!@"
Heh. Usually people don't want to hear about my vises but glad to help whenever I can!
webie said:Black Jaque Janaviac said:I've got a vise that I use on my chainsaw all the time. But it doesn't really make it run any better, just makes me feel better.
I don't know though, will the moderator's let me post all those words on here?
Let's see...
When the bar gets pinched I say "@#$%#$%%"
When the chain is dull I use "Come on you !@#&^%$"
When it won't start, "You lousy piece o' @#%&%$!"
When it konks out, "!$@#%@#$%'ing hunk of #$%^!@"
Heh. Usually people don't want to hear about my vises but glad to help whenever I can!
I have a bad vise to after a hard day of useing a chainsaw its called
BEER
fossil said:You guys need to review the difference between "vise" (the tool), and "vice" ( the behavior). Rick
fossil said:You guys need to review the difference between "vise" (the tool), and "vice" ( the behavior). Rick
Jags said:Jay - if this is going to be a lifetime tool - go quality. The chinese junk at HF and the likes is gonna piss you off. A decent 4 to 6" jawed vise will probably run you hundreds. Whereas a cheapo will be $25-$35.
Yost makes a nice vise.
(broken link removed to http://www.yostvises.com/products.htm)
smokinjay said:Jags said:Jay - if this is going to be a lifetime tool - go quality. The chinese junk at HF and the likes is gonna piss you off. A decent 4 to 6" jawed vise will probably run you hundreds. Whereas a cheapo will be $25-$35.
Yost makes a nice vise.
(broken link removed to http://www.yostvises.com/products.htm)
wound up buying a 4 in. from sears just doesn't take up as much room on the bench...they where in the box and I didn't open it til I got home and there it was a sticker saying made in china! one years warranty so see what happens.
Jags said:smokinjay said:Jags said:Jay - if this is going to be a lifetime tool - go quality. The chinese junk at HF and the likes is gonna piss you off. A decent 4 to 6" jawed vise will probably run you hundreds. Whereas a cheapo will be $25-$35.
Yost makes a nice vise.
(broken link removed to http://www.yostvises.com/products.htm)
wound up buying a 4 in. from sears just doesn't take up as much room on the bench...they where in the box and I didn't open it til I got home and there it was a sticker saying made in china! one years warranty so see what happens.
I don't intentionally bash China stuff, but I have seen one of the bigger vises (I think it was a 8" jaw), completely snap a jaw off, just cuz somebody was whacking something with a 3# hammer. It wasn't even my vise. Its kinda hard to walk up to somebody and say - "Uh, hey dude - I just broke your vise".
(no names were mentioned due to the witness protection program)
Hopefully Sears will select a higher quality vise.
Danno77 said:LOL. I don't know what kind of vise this is, but my great-grandpa sure picked a nice one....
Jags said:Danno77 said:LOL. I don't know what kind of vise this is, but my great-grandpa sure picked a nice one....
Your great grandpa had good taste in quality steel. ;-)
They can still be had, but not at Harbor Fright prices.
Danno77 said:I think I remember seeing a hefty old anvil looking vise out in the barn at my parent's house, wonder if Dad would let me have it. I do see a lot of old vises for sale at yard sales and antique flea markets. Sometimes they are pretty cheap. never paid too much attention because I never really needed one.
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