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How to reverse the jaws on a reversible vice
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Shop for Multi-purpose Vices |
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The jaws on a reversible multi-purpose vice can be easily swapped to increase the clamping capacity for holding larger workpieces. |
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Step 1 – Release screw
Rotate the handle in an anti-clockwise direction until the sliding jaw fully opens and the screw is no longer engaged in the nut, thus releasing it. |
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Step 2 – Remove jaw
Remove the sliding jaw from the vice’s main body. |
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Step 3 – Rotate vice
Rotate the vice body around 180 degrees. |
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Step 4 – Insert jaw
Re-insert the sliding jaw, this time into the back of the vice so that the jaws are reversed. |
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Step 5 – Connect screw
Rotate the handle in a clockwise direction until the screw is reconnected with the nut and the sliding jaw is parallel to the stationary jaw. |
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Step 6 – Clamp workpiece
Place your workpiece within the jaws of the vice and clamp tightly to hold it in position. |
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The vice is now reversed and the workpiece is held securely to be worked upon. |
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