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Chat & Social => The Bar - General Chat => Topic started by: lambert on June 15, 2012, 06:07:06
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Hi all. Another product I need advice on. My vice is an adjustable rabone chesterman but it will neither lock at one angle nor does it grip too tight no matter how tight I wind it. Are record vices any good.
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Ive had one a number of years bought from MM not had any probs its spins around and grips tight but its not like the older ones not sure it would stand up to farm work ,sounds to me as though you need to get to a few farm type sales where you could pick such things for a descent price ,
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Believe me when I say farm sales very rarely have bargains and the majority of the stuff is worn out. Will have a look in machine mart see what they have.
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bigger the better is the rule for an engineers vice methinks - staying away from chinese steel
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Believe me when I say farm sales very rarely have bargains and the majority of the stuff is worn out. Will have a look in machine mart see what they have.
Because im a regular buyer from MM i have a NO VAT voucher if you spend over
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Sorted, got a 1 tonne record one from b&q.
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awww its a wee baby
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Yeah its not huge but neither are the majority of the jobs it will face.
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5 tonne jobby laddy.
It's what you want!
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5 tonne jobby laddy.
It's what you want!
I want mine bolted to the Defender
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^ Hell yeah :evil:
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Tbh even if turned the local strip off van and all its contents into a mobile workshop I out it would come close to satisfying my tool fetish!
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Record used to make damned good vices, back when they were made here in Sheffield.
Not sure where they are made now but I'd still prefer one to the unbranded chinese tat that crops up.