Has anyone mounted a cross slide vise to this? I would think you would need to find a taller support shaft.
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Proxxon KT70 should be a perfect fit - it's 7.7 x 11 x 2 inches and is mean for their micro drill/mill, but should be possible to mount on this one too...
1301747
I don't know what you intend to do, but I think this drill press is far too small to mount a cross slide vise on. Good luck!
1737091
Depending on the size of the part that is being held, It can be used as a light duty vise. Otherwise I do not believe it will work like a standard vise.
1254065
This,is possible with the extension posts under the "grips".but will it be stable enough? I don't think so.Mo......
1790800
I have a Dewalt 12" miter saw on the stand, non sliding version. It is heavy, and it is stable on a level floor when in the "hand truck" folded position for storage. In my opinion, it would also be stable with the sliding saw. That saw is heavier, but not taller. Taller would move it away from the center of gravity in the upright position. I hope this helps.
452477
Hello, this should work for you, I mounted a center slide in one of my side night stands and with any retro fit you will have some issues you will have to deal with, but once you have the first one done all the rest will go much easier. If your handy with tools don't be afraid to tackle something outside your comfort zone, you may surprise yourself.
2097191
Yes. You would have to purchase a low rise mount on here but it wouldn't be expensive.I honestly don't see you needing to change it! When you use the proper stance and have the correct cheek weld it should be perfect, this is a standard red dot height. Don't bend your neck and bring your eye to the sight, bring the gun and sight to your eye!
1250116
Unfortunately an inch won't be enough room above your slides. The striker sits below the soft close mechanism and is over inch long itself. I would say you need at least a couple inches of vertical space to install these.
1343691
Not with out some modification. It would be steep and the base would not sit flat. Try to find longer slide would be the easy solution.
907759
No, but I guess you could adapt it to do that with a welder maybe. Or maybe you could get a longer shaft from the manufacturer
1866194
I believe that the vise would fit but I doubt that the workmate would be stable enough to put much torque on anything that is in the vice.
391126
Ths wide stance of the JawStand make it very stable. It works well to support a long board while crosscutting. I usually use a crosscut sled to keep the board perpendicular to the blade. Using a long fence with a miter gague works too. Board slides just fine on the JawStand.
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Don't know. We got rid of this stand and built a custom one. It's difficult to move the stand around because the handle is too short and your feet hit the wheels when walking with it. One other problem with it is that when you extend it to it's highest position, it will not stay put once you have mounted your saw to it. For us, it kept dropping down a couple of inches and would not stay up. We also had a pretty large miter saw mounted on it, maybe with a smaller/less heavy one might do better. I don't know if this is a problem with all of the stands, but it was for us.
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The foregrip wood was very thin on my Marlin and there was no clearence for a nut to secure my swivel, it necessitated a tube mount. If that isn't a concern for your application then one should work as well as the other. Gene
2106487
I run my ten inch hitachi miter saw on it. Had to mount it to a piece of 3/4 plywood then mounted stand feet to the plywood!! Works great!
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It will probably be too tall. I love the riser though. I needed to get my scope off the upper rail just high enough to be able to put the scope protective caps on. Works like a champ and brings it up to eye level for me. Maybe consider ditching the iron sights you have now and switch to magpuls offset sights. Little pricy but that's what I did. Hope this helps good luck.
1704264
If you have a good solid vise to hold the slide and a good punch set to the same shape for the dovetail front, one can do it himself. If you don't have a vise don't try it
635105
I wouldn't mount a sliding miter saw but a 12'' should work just fine. I've been using this stand with a 10'' fixed miter saw and it works really well and is quite stable and it folds to a compact size. Surprising for the price. .