Milling Vise Stop With Prints

[jjr2001]

I have made a couple of vise stops over the years but I think this type just may be the best.
All of the adjustments and the securing of the main rod to the vise are with a 5/32 Allen Wrench.

The main connectors are made from 7/8 dia. brass. Steel or even Aluminum could be used.
I just happened to have a lot of 7/8" brass stock. It grips better than I thought it would.
Once locked down with the 10-32 allen wrench the connectors do not slip.
All of the screws have a small amount of grease applied.

I used Drill rod for the shafts. Sequence of the build is on the prints.

It can be positioned anywhere on the part unlike all of my other stops that are a bit
limited on where the stop will end up on the part.

Cheers, JR

[jjr2001]

Here are some build photos. Note the 5C collet block. That really makes it easy to
orient the links for drilling, tapping, and reaming.

[DIYer]

Thanks jjr2001! We've added your Mill Vise Stop to our Vises category,
as well as to your builder page: jjr2001's Homemade Tools. Your receipt:

Mill Vise Stop by jjr2001

tags: vise, stop