Vise stop (diy)

Another great project Celso!
:clapping:

A vise stop like this has been on my "to do" list for a long time.
I have made some sketches, but that's as far as I've got.
I will definitely refer back to this when I eventually make mine.

Thanks!
-brino
 
I have a mill vice stop that I purchased many years ago from ENCO (remember them?). The elevation and block rotation are locked by hex socked cap screws. The both are the same size. So, I have to have two Allens when simultaneously adjusting the stop. Not a huge problem, just a little inconvenient. It hit me when I was ordering some Adjustable-Position Handle screws from McMaster-Carr that they would do exactly what I needed for the stop.

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brino said:
Another great project Celso!
:clapping:

A vise stop like this has been on my "to do" list for a long time.
I have made some sketches, but that's as far as I've got.
I will definitely refer back to this when I eventually make mine.

Thanks!
-brino
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Thanks my canadian friend Brino.
regards
Celso Ari
 
KMoffett said:
I have a mill vice stop that I purchased many years ago from ENCO (remember them?). The elevation and block rotation are locked by hex socked cap screws. The both are the same size. So, I have to have two Allens when simultaneously adjusting the stop. Not a huge problem, just a little inconvenient. It hit me when I was ordering some Adjustable-Position Handle screws from McMaster-Carr that they would do exactly what I needed for the stop.

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this type of milling vice stop that you are showing, will be a project for the future. Mine will be very similar to yours but with some modifications. When I build it I make a video and post it here
Hugs from Brazil

Celso Ari
 
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