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I'm currently in the design phase of making a budget workbench. I'm mainly
planning on using this bench to assist in my new neander addiction (hand planing/sawing etc etc...). Ideally I'd like to include a twin vise setup like the LV twin screw vise but unfortunately I can't afford that kind of expense right now. I do however have 2 bench screws. I realize the chain system really makes the twin setup easier to use, but what kind of problems will I run into if I setup a twin screw without chain going to present? I've come up with a couple so far. - working both screws at the same time will be a bit of a pain - I'll need some kind of holding system so that I can put something in place then use both hands to work the screws. |
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