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You can push the handle forward about 2 inches or you can use the levers to move forward to inches other than that you would have to physically move the anvil forward Sent from my SCH-I545L using Tapatalk

Not sure the blunt edge of the set screw would hold a straight shank bit when using on hard materials Sent from my SCH-I545L using Tapatalk

I can see drill marks on the face of the anvil so you were right about the drill press Sent from my SCH-I545L using Tapatalk

After some cleaning found some broken pieces in the hardy hole I still have a lot of cleaning to do on this its been soaking in gear oil for 3 days Sent from my SCH-I545L using Tapatalk

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The part that moves is the anvil it slides on the ratcheting track toward the Vise jaw and then you use the levers to tighten Sent from my SCH-I545L using Tapatalk

There aren't any threads on the crank handle just a sprain you can push the spring forward to access the set screw Sent from my SCH-I545L using Tapatalk

I thought it would hold bits from a bit brace but it doesn't Sent from my SCH-I545L using Tapatalk

Set screw

Just got back from cleaning the hole on the crank and there is a set screw in there is a set screw Sent from my SCH-I545L using Tapatalk

I'm going to check that out right now Sent from my SCH-I545L using Tapatalk

Just wondering about where to mount it and what my uses for it will be Sent from my SCH-I545L using Tapatalk

The base of the handles are angled the opposite way as the frame of the crank handle so when you have th vise lightly holding something you just pull the levers to really crank it tight also works as a quick release but if its clamped really tight you need to really reef on those levers so...

Thanks for the info Sent from my SCH-I545L using Tapatalk

Paid $85 the levers are used as a way to tighten the vise not sure if they were originally longer with wood handles I doubt that Sent from my SCH-I545L using Tapatalk