Thread: Rockwell RK9006 Bench Jaw

How about a pic Robson.

I'd do that, if I could find anything other than the little thumbnail in Popular Mechanics magazine!
Amazon.com: Rockwell RK9006 BenchJaw Hands-Free Bench Vise: Home Improvement

This is the only other illustration I can find.
This is my 3rd effort to post, (keep getting Server Overload message)

Simply put, it looks like a slightly smaller version of the JawHorse, foot pedal and all, without the floor stand.
Looks like it bolts(?) to the edge of a workbench.

Originally Posted by Robson Valley

I'd do that, if I could find anything other than the little thumbnail in Popular Mechanics magazine!
Amazon.com: Rockwell RK9006 BenchJaw Hands-Free Bench Vise: Home Improvement

This is the only other illustration I can find.
This is my 3rd effort to post, (keep getting Server Overload message)

Simply put, it looks like a slightly smaller version of the JawHorse, foot pedal and all, without the floor stand.
Looks like it bolts(?) to the edge of a workbench.

I understand your frustration Robson V I can not post without several attempts

No idea what the IT problem is.
I'd like to buy the Bench Jaw, BUT

Amazon.com ship only to a continental US address. Must see if that's really true.
The size and shape of the thing looks like it would hold the vast majority of the carvings that I do.
I have no consistently useful clamping/hold-down arrangement at all.

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Originally Posted by Robson Valley

This is my 3rd effort to post, (keep getting Server Overload message)

Simply put, it looks like a slightly smaller version of the JawHorse, foot pedal and all, without the floor stand.
Looks like it bolts(?) to the edge of a workbench.

I've given up posting here.... takes at least 3 goes and then its not right. (sigh)

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I think quick release bench vices are sturdier (provided bench is solid) and basically do the same job


https://www.google.com.au/search?q=quick+release+bench+clamp&hl=en&tbo=d&rlz=1C1CHKB_en-GBAU444AU445&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ei=i-e1ULoMj56IB9vegZAE&ved=0CAcQ_AUoAA&biw=1600&bih=781

Thanks for the link to all the illustrations. Far too many support rod things to be useful. Take the whole
vice and give me the option of spinning the fixed work 360 degrees.
I would like to be able to hang onto a 10cm x 10cm x 60cm carving in a vertical position and work on the end.
Then, rotate it 90 degrees to work on a side. Flipping it around to work on the other sides is no big deal.