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Drill Press Vise Accessories

barnee

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I recently was given a large collection of automotive tools and I'm sorting through them and trying to group them by use.

There was a box of drill press vise tools and accessories in the picture and I want to make sure they belong together.

Is everything in the picture related to this vise or are some of the items part of other tool sets? Not sure what the threaded rods would be used for or the connectors.

After this I have 7 puller sets to separate. Fortunately I also got an extensive set of vintage S-K, Cornwell and Craftsman tools with some Proto, Mac, Snap on and Plomb items.
 

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Provincial

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The two arched clamps and the studs and nuts beneath them are for clamping things down to a drill press or milling table. The photo is too small to tell, but the two items to the left of the nuts may be the half-spherical washers that fit in the hollows of the clamps for the nuts to seat, kind of like Small Block Chev rocker arms. They may work with your drill press depending on how your table is designed. You could clamp the vise to the table with them.

The two longer jaws with the v-grooves can be used in the vise to hold round objects. The shorter v-groove block may fit in the arched clamp below, but I can't tell. If it does, it is used to position round objects, but isn't strong enough to really clamp something being worked on.

That is all the help I can give without better pictures.
 
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