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#532087 - 01/21/08 03:32 PM Bench Vise Baseplate Jig diagram
KYBOY trapper Registered: 12/22/06 Posts: 4013 Loc: East, Kentucky	Hopefully you can make sense of this diagram. If not speak up and Ill try my best to clarify. You really need a 6" or better vise for using it with 1/8th inch flatstrap. If your doing 3/16th you need a bruiser 10" vise or there abouts. It does work though $;\)$ _________________________ Wolf Creek Forge
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#532150 - 01/21/08 03:57 PM Re: Bench Vise Baseplate Jig diagram [Re: ]
EduMan trapper Registered: 11/06/07 Posts: 233 Loc: SE Iowa	Very interesting- going to try it tonight. Thanks for sharing. Cory
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#532522 - 01/21/08 06:27 PM Re: Bench Vise Baseplate Jig diagram [Re: EduMan]
paredneck trapper Registered: 12/22/07 Posts: 1319 Loc: ne pa age 39,act 10, feel 80	My vise sucks but think I might make one for my press.thanks, _________________________ Phil.
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#533527 - 01/21/08 11:59 PM Re: Bench Vise Baseplate Jig diagram [Re: paredneck]
JTfromWV trapper Registered: 12/23/06 Posts: 220 Loc: Sugar Grove, WV	Mine is very similar. I put dowel pins in it to keep the top and bottom halves oriented correctly and have 1/8" key stock welded to hold the baseplate material square. A hydraulic press is much easier and faster to use than a vise for this.--JT
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#533652 - 01/22/08 06:56 AM Re: Bench Vise Baseplate Jig diagram [Re: JTfromWV]
TexA 67 & going trapper Registered: 12/24/06 Posts: 3807 Loc: Estherville, IA	Here a pix of my Base Bender. The jaws of the bench vise are removed and the ends of the jig are bolted in their place. The piece to be bent is placed between the stationary pieces and the vise is clamped down tight. It's done! The whole thing was made out of "junque" that was laying around the shop. It Works for Me $\:\)$ $\:\)$ $\:\)$ _________________________ TexA Member Iowa Trappers Assn National Trappers Assn
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#533827 - 01/22/08 09:39 AM Re: Bench Vise Baseplate Jig diagram [Re: TexA 67 & going]
contender trapper Registered: 06/02/07 Posts: 365 Loc: Lake Lure NC USA	Good info and pics! This needs to be archived! THanks! _________________________ "a tax is a fine for doing good, and a fine is a tax for doing bad!"
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