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  1. 10-20-2010, 12:59 PM #1
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    Default Snap a photo of your clamp setup!

    How do you guys clamp up your razors when you're twiddling around with dental floss and brushes; cleaning up tangs and pivot pins?
    I'm fortunate to have a complete woodworking shop but my bench vices are designed for drawers, table legs and other large items. I know there are some head-smacking, why-didn't-I-think-of-that setups out there.

    Snap away, I need some ideas!
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    For the tasks you listed, I just use my hands.
    Sorry, I know that's not what you are seeking here.
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    There is a Magnetic Jig that some of the guys have made,, I will try and find you a link today when I get time...
    Personally I haven't ever made one...
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    Default Doh!

    Quote Originally Posted by gssixgun View Post
    There is a Magnetic Jig that some of the guys have made...
    <head-smack>Magnets!</head-smack>

    That would work, I could epoxy some rare-earths into holes drilled in the face of my wood vice...

    Thanks!
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    Rayman a contributor here sells this one:
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    I have used one for a few months and it works very well. I couldn't make one for that cost plus shipping! Bill Ellis designed the original jigs like this.
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    I have a Praxxon jeweler's bench vise that I use for holding things, if necessary, while I work on them.
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