6" Kurt Vise Accessory Jaws and Plates

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jmhoying

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Apr 3, 2013

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Western Ohio

• Aug 24, 2016

• #1

A 35 year veteran tool and die maker had these jaws made for his 6" Kurt Vise.
Made from carbon steel, but it hasn't been hardened.

18" Jaws, 18" x 2" x 1.5". 35 lbs of steel! $85.00 shipped


8.25 wide" x 3" tall x 1" jaws. $55.00 shipped


12" x 6" pallet style jaw. Can be mounted left,center or right. 1/4" NC tapped holes. 18 lbs. $115.00 shipped



6" x 6" pallet style jaw. 1/4" NC tapped holes. $85.00 shipped

 

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Mike Manley

Plastic

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Sep 29, 2018

• Feb 5, 2021

• #2

Mr. JM Hoying,
I am interested in your 8.25 x 3 x 1 Kurt Vise Jaws and would appreciate another matching set in Brass or Copper. Please quote and call or Text at 918-312-7500
Sincerely,
Mike Manley

 

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matthewlee

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Jan 7, 2012

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st louis

• Feb 5, 2021

• #3

Is the 12"x6" a pair of jaws or is the 6 x 6 made to use with it?
Im interested but would like this clarified.

Thanks

 

gregoryd

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Jun 30, 2007

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Mass

• Feb 5, 2021

• #4

also interested in the 6X12 if it is a pair

 

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sneebot

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May 14, 2001

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Massachusetts

• Feb 5, 2021

• #5

I'll take the last two as single jaws if Matt & Greg pass.

 

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jariou

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Cary, NC

• Feb 5, 2021

• #6

Am I the only one noticing that the original post was made 4 1/2 years ago?


Or am I misreading something?

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gregoryd

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• Feb 5, 2021

• #7

jariou said:

Am I the only one noticing that the original post was made 4 1/2 years ago?

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Yeah I would say you were.

 

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TGTool

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Stillwater, Oklahoma

• Feb 5, 2021

• #8

Heck, I was going right along with all the replies thinking they were just pulling Manley's leg. Piling on does have a certain tradition here.

 

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jmhoying

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Western Ohio

• Feb 5, 2021

• #9

jariou said:

Am I the only one noticing that the original post was made 4 1/2 years ago?


Or am I misreading something?

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Yes, I sold these over 4 years ago. I'm was surprised that they surfaced again. Sure wish I had more of that machinists items!
Jack

 

eKretz

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Mar 27, 2005

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Northwest Indiana, USA

• Feb 6, 2021

• #10

I was thinking the same exact thing. That one large jaw would make a handy quick angle plate on the mill.

 

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Cyclotronguy

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Sep 21, 2005

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Northern California

• Feb 10, 2021

• #11

At one point I bought a set of "Snap-Jaw" (tm) jaws for one of the B'ports. I liked the whole idea of a QC system so much that I ran off a bunch of blanks, including some tall ones as ersatz "tombstones". Actually pretty handy for use on a machine that only runs a few of this and that. They hang on a rack next to the machine.

I've had none of these hardened, I consider them consumables

 

Mike1974

Diamond

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Nov 5, 2014

Location

Tampa area

• Feb 10, 2021

• #12

eKretz said:

I was thinking the same exact thing. That one large jaw would make a handy quick angle plate on the mill.

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I realize not everyone has this luxury, but years ago at a shop up north we had one BP dedicated to squaring up. Had a 8-10" tall steel plate with an assortment of tapped holes mounted to the back side of the table. It could probably live like that on one side of the table if you made a riser to use a vise on the other side when needed.

 

Hardplates

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May 8, 2019

Location

What once was a free country

• Feb 10, 2021

• #13

Maybe I'm in the wrong business

 

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