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Appendix 1: Installing the Front Vise 
onto a Workbench without an Apron

Option A:

If your workbench does not have an apron, and if your 
workbench top is reasonably thick, you can mount the 
front vise to the underside of the workbench top and 
clamp workpieces against the edge of the workbench. 
Assuming a 1

3

/

4

"

 thick jaw, this set-up will require a 

space of 18

"

 × 12

"

 under the workbench top.

Figure 15: Mounting the front vise onto a workbench 
without an apron.

Option B:

Alternatively, a rear jaw can be added to the underside of 
the workbench top to increase the clamping surface area.  
Adding a rear jaw to the underside of the workbench 
allows long workpieces to be clamped right up to the 
edge of the workbench.

Notches to clear

dog holes.

Holes for mounting

lag screws.

1

1

/

8

"

3

/

4

"

5

"

5

"

1

11

/

16

"

1

25

/

32

"

Figure 16: Typical rear jaw dimensions.

In practice, it will probably be easier to bore the holes for 
the vise mechanism into the rear jaw 

after

 the rear jaw 

has been installed. Attach the rear jaw to the workbench 
with lag screws, or other attachment method. Clamp the 
drilled front jaw in place, as shown in 

Figure 6

, and 

follow the rest of the instructions for installing the vise 
mechanism as though the workbench had an apron.

Figure 17: Assembly with rear jaw.

Appendix 2: Cam Orientation

If, for some reason, the vise mechanism is disassembled 
beyond the point described in these instructions, it is 
imperative that the cam be re-assembled in the correct 
position relative to the quick-release shaft. 

Figure 18

 

shows the engaged position for the cam, as well as the 
critical orientation of the cross hole in the lever end of 
the quick-release shaft.

Vertical Cross Hole Axis

Note cam orientation.

Figure 18: Installing the quick-release cam, assembly 
shown upside down.

Secure the assembly with a piece of tape across the cam 
and half nut while the reassembly is completed.

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Страница 1: ...U S Des Pat No D673 830 05G34 01 Quick Release Front Vise ...

Страница 2: ...h ease of installation as a primary requirement the instructions offer critical information to facilitate the task These instructions assume the workbench has a 2 thick apron Please refer to Appendix 1 for installation on a workbench with no apron These instructions show an installation on the left end of the workbench which would be typical for a right handed woodworker Assuming a 13 4 thick fron...

Страница 3: ... around a 13 4 thick front jaw and a 2 thick apron A 13 4 thick front jaw in a suitable hardwood will give sufficient strength and can easily accommodate 3 4 diameter dog holes Relative mechanism position generally it is desirable to offset the mechanism in the jaw to give a larger clear space on one side of the mechanism for through clamping Depending on the overall workbench design there may be ...

Страница 4: ...are installing a softwood jaw Tip It may be easier to drill the holes for the mounting screws later in the installation process Note A drill press is recommended for boring these holes to ensure they are bored square to the jaw face Tip When drilling the holes for the main screw guiderods etc donotrotateorturntheworkpiece on the drill press table See Figure 5 Instead slide the workpiece over If yo...

Страница 5: ...guide rod screws and carefully pull the front plate off The fit between guide rods and front plate is tight you may need to progressively tap each side until these come apart Avoid skewing the front plate in relation to the guide rods Fromthispointon theinstallationofthevisemechanism will be much easier if the workbench is flipped upside down Alternatively if your workbench top is easily removable...

Страница 6: ...oid damaging the vise mechanism Install all four washers and 3 8 lag screws tighten all the lag screws Figure 10 Installing the bushings washers and lag screws Reinstall the front plate and all the parts shown in Figure 7 Do not use a thread locking compound when reassembling the vise as this will make it near impossible to remove the screws should the need arise Remove the tape across the half nu...

Страница 7: ...main screw Figure 14 Releasing the half nut Caution Do not release the half nut when the vise is loaded Disengaging a loaded vise will result in sudden release of clamping pressure which can lead to damage of the vise and workpiece as well as injury to the user To re engage the half nut simply flip the lever back to horizontal If the threads in the half nut are not aligned with those on the main s...

Страница 8: ...s been installed Attach the rear jaw to the workbench with lag screws or other attachment method Clamp the drilled front jaw in place as shown in Figure 6 and follow the rest of the instructions for installing the vise mechanism as though the workbench had an apron Figure 17 Assembly with rear jaw Appendix 2 Cam Orientation If for some reason the vise mechanism is disassembled beyond the point des...

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