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Steve, you gotta get a life other then Ers!!!!!!!!!!!! :)
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ERLover wrote:Steve, you gotta get a life other then Ers!!!!!!!!!!!! :)
You're one to be talking! :D

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Ya Steve with being moms care giver, here,SS is my life till it warms up in WI and will get some shop stuff by her. Up here for a few days, sis is in town, going to make the "bench" for nephews Er with the coveted SC,for his dedicated lathe. Again nice present to your bro, the SC!!!!!
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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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tomsalwasser wrote:
rpd wrote:A lovely piece of hardware. I mounted a Record #52 on my bench a couple of months ago.
Thank you Ron. I would really enjoy seeing a picture of your 52 if you get a chance. That link is just what I needed. Much appreciated.
You are welcome.
I posted pictures of the #52's (I got two) in an update on my Woodwork bench build thread.
The one is mounded on the end, (since that photo was posted I have installed wooden jaws liners), I still haven't decided if I will mount the other on the front or if I will make a leg vise.
The #52 is smaller than the #53 but it is a big improvement over the one I had before.
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rpd wrote:I posted pictures of the #52's (I got two) in an update on my Woodwork bench build thread. The one is mounded on the end, (since that photo was posted I have installed wooden jaws liners), I still haven't decided if I will mount the other on the front or if I will make a leg vise. The #52 is smaller than the #53 but it is a big improvement over the one I had before.
Very helpful to see your installation Ron, thanks. I am still undecided where to put mine. I have a bench similar to the one below. I was thinking of mounting it on the right face so I could clamp long boards on edge using both vises. Any other ideas?
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I found drawing of 18 wheeler truck cut the design out did a little color on it and made a key rack as brother and neighbor always complain about losing keys so put 5 hooks on each one they seemed pleased. live in mountain view ar any ss owner that want to share or brag let me know
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I found drawing of 18 wheeler truck cut the design out did a little color on it and made a key rack as brother and neighbor always complain about losing keys so put 5 hooks on each one they seemed pleased. live in mountain view ar any ss owner that want to share or brag let me know
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I've been seeing a lot of duplicate posts lately. Is there something going on with the board?
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tomsalwasser wrote: I was thinking of mounting it on the right face so I could clamp long boards on edge using both vises. Any other ideas?
Rather than a second vice on the face, Drill a series of holes down the right leg. Then you can put in a support peg at the necessary height to support the right side of the board.

May have to double up the thickness pf the right leg.
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Bruce wrote:I've been seeing a lot of duplicate posts lately. Is there something going on with the board?

I would attribute it to cockpit impatience(caused by slow response)
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