We're kind of snowbirds, spend half to most of our time in Thailand and some in Vietnam, the rest in Florida. My wife is Vietnamese, so we visit there, see family, then head to Bangkok.My goodness! Well at least it’s not too pressing. Whereabouts in Asia did you go?
Retaining ring pliers, as previously noted, and remove ring groove burr with dremel rotary tool prior.I bought this 4 inch Columbian vise at a flea mkt probably 8-10 yrs ago. Needs cleaning and a tune up. How to remove the split collar (guess that's the name) from the screw? It's pretty substantial, and the groove is pretty deep. I've tried chisels, screwdrivers. It's shrouded so much by the front jaw screw shroud (I don't know the term) I can't get enough of a grip to open it up, or get it out of the groove. Any suggestions? Thanks in advance!
That sounds pretty nice. I hope to do something similar someday. But I’d stay in Illinois June-October. As soon as the leaves turn, we’d be on a plane to more summer. LolWe're kind of snowbirds, spend half to most of our time in Thailand and some in Vietnam, the rest in Florida. My wife is Vietnamese, so we visit there, see family, then head to Bangkok.
We're trying to get our "post-covid" travel schedule back in sync with the "pre-covid" schedule. We should return to FL in March, avoiding the 107F days here in Bangkok - which are miserable...That sounds pretty nice. I hope to do something similar someday. But I’d stay in Illinois June-October. As soon as the leaves turn, we’d be on a plane to more summer. Lol
The suggestion above, by Pontiac428 to use lock ring pliers seems like the answer to my problem. Besides, that's a good reason to buy a tool I don't have...