Toolmonger Johnsen Frameworks posted this awesome tool to the Flickr pool, and it looks like a great way to hold an odd-shaped workpiece. Called the SEVO vise, it’s a Swedish-made device consisting of three plates — flat on one side and rounded on the other — each attached to a swivel point. By rotating the plates into various positions you can create almost infinite grip shapes.
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{ Crikey mate. Fair go. } – Dec 09, 5:34 PM
{ Interesting read. Carpenter for nearly 50 years. My dad and brother also. My father used a Plumb rig his entire life. He started in NM... } – Dec 09, 8:22 AM
{ Do not use it!!!! If you really want to try, I can send mine to you. It is super stinky. It causes healthy problem to... } – Dec 09, 2:20 AM
{ etch wears away but easy to read when new } – Dec 04, 7:17 PM
{ Yep and you bought all that too, I'm sure. Say I'm missing a grinder. Got a four wheel drive in there with all that junk?... } – Dec 04, 3:30 PM
{ What is the distance between the lower wheel hub and bearing on the shopsmith bandsaw.. I have mine off to put a new tire on... } – Dec 03, 3:46 PM
do you know if the sevo 2 vise in still made and what are they worth in todays market?
I came across this site by chance, I have a SEVO2 pivot jaw vice for sale, let me know if you are interested
rgds, Roland Hayes