same plan of atack with brazing it ?
pre-heat then slow cool right ? im thinking i dont want to grove it out as much.
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Thread: broken Vice !! need help!!
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06-12-2009, 06:26 AM #41
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thanks for the help
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06-12-2009, 06:37 AM #42
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It looks to me like you could put a plate on each side and sandwich the part
with bolts.
.......... am i suposed to eat it too.
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06-12-2009, 06:41 AM #43
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i just dont see how i can bolt it back togather ?
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You're the one who brought up "sandwich"
Originally Posted by monte55
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06-14-2009, 07:22 PM #46
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Originally Posted by monte55
You reminded me of the old vice I have on my old horizontal mill.
Somebody welded it and "sandwiched it"...quite crudely... but I use it and it works fine.Miller Dynasty 700...OH YEA BABY!!
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06-15-2009, 12:07 PM #47
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the break point on mine dose not really allow for sandwiching. as its broken in a bad spot for that due to the design.
right now i have a lot else going on right now but will post out some pic's when i get to it ( soon i hope)thanks for the help
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06-15-2009, 07:05 PM #48
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06-15-2009, 10:35 PM #49
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braze
looks like brazing would be cheap and easy, if it breakes again, melt it out and start over, if money is tight try 312 stainless, i was told by the supplier that its ni rod without the filler in the flux, about jb weld, i bought some to fix leaky rusty oilpan in plow truck, worked great, i took 1/4x2 flatbar- ground it clean, washed it with breakclean, put that crap on, clamped it together, let it set- 3 days at 70 degrees wacked it on the table, instantly 2 pieces on floor, jb wont weld
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This one was braze repaired by some anonymous farmer with an O/A torch long before my time - it's still holding up just fine. Originally Posted by Miller Kirk
Don't short change the strength of a good brazed joint, I have found that they hold up quite well, in fact better than I would have thought in these types of applications. I have seen many vises brazed and and still take the beating and squeezing abuse just as well after as they did before...But I think the guys that fixed those vises were typically in the front pew every Sunday. go ahead take a crack at it...if you melt it down, no harm you can always put two groves in it and post it on the projects board as an INDUSTRIAL ASH TRAY, and brazing rod is cheap.
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