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Have seen a lot of vises with an anvil top, but not with a curved lip like this one. Anyone know what this is used for? Not much room to put anything and pound on.
Steve
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14 years ago
Vise ID
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14 years ago
Looks like an ENRON 100
Reverse the lips? Pound all day?
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14 years ago
Man, you must really be curious- first dozen in hits in Google were you attempting to locate info. Looks to be a purpose-built unit specially shaped for some production process, but I haven't a clue what. 'Eron' apparently was a jig making company. Current owner of brand name seems to be SPI- maybe they could tell you? I did find a couple pictures of ones that look just like yours.
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14 years ago
With a properly shaped hammer, you could make a rolled flange on something.
Second thought, I've seen u-bolts holding vises down. Perhaps this is a groove for the flat u-bolt.
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14 years ago
To straighten nails.