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   hammer1 | Aug 28, 2008 06:06pm | #1

   Just be real careful where you mount them. You wouldn't want to fall or ding your elbow on a sharp chisel.

   Beat it to fit / Paint it to match

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   Steinmetz | Aug 29, 2008 02:39am | #2

   Many years ago, when I was an apprentice, my boss showed me a small vise he had bolted to a 16" X1 6" square board which had two hand holes for carrying about.
   When ever I had to drill, chisel or plane short lenhgts of wood or metal, The board was screwed across two folding wooden horses and I quickly drilled or tapped metal, mitered and coped wood , and planed uneven boards.
   Whenever we were slow or waiting for a delivery, I learned to sharpen our tools even sharpen drill bits using a hand cranked grind wheel filed my auger bits too. That was my first job and I stayed with the firm for 17 years. Then worked on my own for the remaining 33 years.
   Steinmetz.