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On Oct 4, 8:03*pm, "SteveB" wrote:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/deserttraveler/ I've seen a lot of vises, but most have anvil tops. *This one has a curved lip, but not much room to put anything and pound. *Anyone know what this type of vise is used for? Steve AFAIK Eron is/was a brand I first saw imported by SPI (Swiss Precision Instuments). Some of the stuff was okay but some was Harbor Freight quality. My guess is that your example is of the latter category and when they (most likely Taiwanese at the time) cloned the American made original they didn't see any value in the anvil portion and simply lopped it off of their patten. Or it could be a a place to put your pencil so it desn't roll off. |
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Monkey Butler wrote:
On Oct 4, 8:03 pm, "SteveB" wrote: http://www.flickr.com/photos/deserttraveler/ I've seen a lot of vises, but most have anvil tops. This one has a curved lip, but not much room to put anything and pound. Anyone know what this type of vise is used for? Steve AFAIK Eron is/was a brand I first saw imported by SPI (Swiss Precision Instuments). Some of the stuff was okay but some was Harbor Freight quality. My guess is that your example is of the latter category and when they (most likely Taiwanese at the time) cloned the American made original they didn't see any value in the anvil portion and simply lopped it off of their patten. Or it could be a a place to put your pencil so it desn't roll off. It would be added weight and an added cost to ship from Asia. |
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