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I am looking for an adjustable height grinder base. My plan is to builb a shop standt with angle vise for my neck jig. I have found some products but nothing readily available in the US. Any ideas???

I would like a bolt down base. :D

The expensive one....

http://www.stewmac.com/shop/Tools/Vises/Sh...r_Vise_Set.html

The cheap one

http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/ctaf/Disp...temnumber=95357

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I have not seen what you are looking for if you want something like the Stumac version

This may be closer to what you want made by HTC

http://www.amazon.com/HTC-HGP-10-Bench-Gri...d/dp/B0001LQXM2

However you will need to either bolt it to the floor or bolt a large piece of concrete to the base.

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I am looking for an adjustable height grinder base. My plan is to builb a shop standt with angle vise for my neck jig. I have found some products but nothing readily available in the US. Any ideas???

I would like a bolt down base. :D

The expensive one....

http://www.stewmac.com/shop/Tools/Vises/Sh...r_Vise_Set.html

The cheap one

http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/ctaf/Disp...temnumber=95357

Thanks,

Looks like the Harbor Freight one will do the trick. And yes I was trying to avoid buying the StewMac one. Pretty sure that I have seen the exact one that StewMac sells, somewhere else over the years. I was thinking that there was a version in a truck mechanics catalog.

Woodenspoke,

Thanks also I am looking for a bolt down version. Although I do like the overall design better. Another reason to improve my welding skills I guess.

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Woodenspoke,

Thanks also I am looking for a bolt down version. Although I do like the overall design better. Another reason to improve my welding skills I guess.

No problem. But if you look at the HTC base you can just remove the rubber feet and use bolts to tattach it to the floor no welding is necessary. just a hammer drill for the concrete. I think the crank arm is worth the extra $20.

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Woodenspoke,

Thanks also I am looking for a bolt down version. Although I do like the overall design better. Another reason to improve my welding skills I guess.

No problem. But if you look at the HTC base you can just remove the rubber feet and use bolts to tattach it to the floor no welding is necessary. just a hammer drill for the concrete. I think the crank arm is worth the extra $20.

That's a possiblity. I like the crank feature as well.

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