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    I'd love to have a piece of wood on the car, though I don't know where yet. I'll have to give it some thought…

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    Nope, I've got a Momo:

    My engraver vice - bowl vise-img_2726.jpg

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    Thats a brilliant engravers vice. I like doing a bit of engraving and usually rest it on a leather sand bag but lust after a proper vice. Maybe the idea of making one is not such a bad idea although pretty tricky all the same. thanks

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    I also do wood engraving and it would be good for holding small blocks too.

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    Nice job and workmanship. I recently bought one and appreciate their usefulness.

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    Beautiful job, I would like to attempt to copy your vise for chase repose and engraving.

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    Maybe the gearshift knob?

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    Quote Originally Posted by kbalch View Post
    Maybe the gearshift knob?

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    If you could weight the wooden gearshift knob that could work really well. I have made one before, it had a good shape but it didn't throw as well as a heavier knob. Maybe drill it out and fill it with lead like they did with baseball bats?

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    Quote Originally Posted by jere View Post
    If you could weight the wooden gearshift knob that could work really well. I have made one before, it had a good shape but it didn't throw as well as a heavier knob. Maybe drill it out and fill it with lead like they did with baseball bats?
    Interesting idea. I'm using a rod-shift G50 transaxle, so there's going to be enough friction in the system that I'm not sure I'd even notice the weight of the knob.

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