A Jawhorse Carving Stand.

cv3 · Post by **cv3** » Thu Feb 10, 2011 11:30 pm

I do not know there are not many carvers here. But I needed a carving stand of some kind. Something that was portable and could be broken down and stored away. I also wanted a place to mount my Jerry Rig vise and holds the tools I am working with. Not long a go I got a Rockwell Jawhorse. I have been very happy with the way it works. It holds block lumber and logs very secure. I came up with this setup using the Jawhorse. I think will work well for me. It makes a very stable carving set up. I thought I would share it.

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JPG · Post by **JPG** » Fri Feb 11, 2011 3:52 pm

Nicely done! Do tell us about de blue de vise!

:);)

cv3 · Post by **cv3** » Fri Feb 11, 2011 6:50 pm

[quote="JPG40504"]Nicely done! Do tell us about de blue de vise!

:)]

The blue de vise is a Jerry-Rig. It gives you the ability to rotate your carving or what ever is mounted on it 360 degrees and raise or lower the work. The vise mounts on a workbench or table. The other attachment that works like a little workmate and lets you work on small thing, I have use it for working on a lot of things.

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JPG · Post by **JPG** » Fri Feb 11, 2011 7:20 pm

cv3 wrote:The blue de vise is a It is called a Jerry-Rig. It gives you the ability to rotate your carving or what ever is mounted on it 360 degrees and raise or lower the work. The vise mounts on a workbench or table. The other attachment that works like a little workmate and lets you work on small thing, I have use it for working on a lot of things.

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I am sorry!!! I thought you were mis-spelling 'jury-rig'.

My bad! Gee the things you learn when you ask questions!!!!!:)