Milling Vise Stop With Prints

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

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

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