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John Smith July 31st 05 06:38 PM

Workbench Vise
 
Left side or Right side of the Workbench? I'm right-handed.

Pop July 31st 05 06:51 PM


"John Smith" wrote in message
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Left side or Right side of the Workbench? I'm
right-handed.


Which side feels best to you? I ended up with one on
each end, plus a pipe vise on another bench.

HTH,
Pop



Roger Taylor July 31st 05 07:08 PM


"John Smith" wrote in message
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Left side or Right side of the Workbench? I'm right-handed.


I use two vises; for cutting wood, a carpenter's vise flush with the top of
the bench, on the right corner, and a top mounted standard machinists vise
about a foot in from the right corner, so it doesnt interfere with the wood
vise. Both are essential for me, and for right handed folks, having the
vices on the right are a real convenience.



Phisherman July 31st 05 09:42 PM

I have two workbenches, one carpenter and the the other machinist.
Both vises are mounted on the left because there is more space all
around there. Makes no difference that I'm right-handed.

On Sun, 31 Jul 2005 17:38:09 GMT, John Smith wrote:

Left side or Right side of the Workbench? I'm right-handed.



I R Baboon August 1st 05 12:11 AM

OMG ive seen it all now. but while im on this post....were should i put my
couch? left or right side of room?
"John Smith" wrote in message
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Left side or Right side of the Workbench? I'm right-handed.




Bennett Price August 1st 05 01:35 AM

FWIW, as a righty I find it more convenient to have the vise on the
right, so that the stub of a long piece is sticking out beyond the bench.

John Smith wrote:
Left side or Right side of the Workbench? I'm right-handed.


fish August 1st 05 02:08 AM

Just make sure you put it on the top of the workbench, i think
everything else will work itself out.


On Sun, 31 Jul 2005 17:38:09 GMT, John Smith wrote:

Left side or Right side of the Workbench? I'm right-handed.



John Smith August 1st 05 04:07 AM

Are you Right or Left handed?
I R Baboon wrote:
OMG ive seen it all now. but while im on this post....were should i put my
couch? left or right side of room?
"John Smith" wrote in message
news:508He.8334$DJ5.2748@trnddc07...

Left side or Right side of the Workbench? I'm right-handed.





meirman August 1st 05 04:33 AM

In alt.home.repair on Sun, 31 Jul 2005 23:11:14 GMT "I R Baboon"
posted:

OMG ive seen it all now. but while im on this post....were should i put my
couch? left or right side of room?


Do you ever lie back on it? Are you right-headed or left-headed?

"John Smith" wrote in message
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Left side or Right side of the Workbench? I'm right-handed.




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Erik August 1st 05 09:07 AM

In article ,
Bennett Price wrote:

FWIW, as a righty I find it more convenient to have the vise on the
right, so that the stub of a long piece is sticking out beyond the bench.

John Smith wrote:
Left side or Right side of the Workbench? I'm right-handed.


I'm right handed and like the right side for the same reason.

Be sure to mount the vice so it's fixed jaw hangs slightly beyond the
front edge of the bench, and if possible off the end edge too when
swiveled.

This simple act makes the vise much more versatile, in that long
material can hang down past the bench edge if necessary.

Erik

~^Johnny^~ August 1st 05 11:28 AM

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In alt.home.repair on Sun, 31 Jul 2005 23:11:14 GMT "I R Baboon"
posted:

OMG ive seen it all now. but while im on this post....were should i
put my couch? left or right side of room?


Do you ever lie back on it? Are you right-headed or left-headed?


Sounds like you're off on the right foot, but you'd better leave a
good foot to the left.


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C & M August 2nd 05 01:24 AM

Interesting. I find it nice as a righty to have the vise on the left. Only
because that's where all the vises were in the shop in high school and it
just 'feels right'.


"Bennett Price" wrote in message
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FWIW, as a righty I find it more convenient to have the vise on the
right, so that the stub of a long piece is sticking out beyond the bench.

John Smith wrote:
Left side or Right side of the Workbench? I'm right-handed.





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