Wilton Vise Stand: Finally Installing The Restored 1985 Wilton 1780A Tradesman Bullet Vise

Had to sneak down to the Ranch to go pick up some 1925 Timbers and make em into a nice vise and Anvil Stand. Please watch the follow on video for the restoration of my fathers homemade Anvil. The Forge Shop is really coming together nicely.

And thanks to @husqvarna I have always preferred your products and the Rancher does exactly as advertised. Also thank you to the great Customer service over at @wilton This Tradesman Vise is so smooth now that its set up.

This is a simple trick that I picked up from this here other guy on YouTube. Check out his video:
@JonPetersArtHome - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hwiZYjBsg1w
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/gHYdhoXg8QQ

You are going to find pretty quick that a Chop Saw, Table Saw, Circle Saw, and Jig Saw have size limitations. Chainsaws are a an entirely different animal of course. In order to get a level cut on posts beams and others its important to make sure that you have a spacer between your saw and the jig. As you can see in my video it flew off when the hot glue didn't stick well enough So watch Jon Peters full video for what glue he uses. Probably a better start.

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