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Old 17-03-2007   #1 (permalink)
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Hy all:
Thanks to John, who kindly mailed me remembering me I'm still in this forum, I would like to share with you a very small but precise minivise I designed & made out off brass and black acrylic stock.
One of the advantages of this little device, is that it rotates 360º both in the horizontal & vertical planes.
If anyone is interested, I could share Autocad drawings in original or PDF formats.
Thanks for your attention...

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That's a lovely little job Mario and would be a very usefull addition to anyones work bench.
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Mario,that is a work of art ! too good to use as a vice in my opinion,your workmanship is first class.
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