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A regular vice is great if you want to clamp rectangular objects, but it can fall down a little with more complex shapes. Inspired by an ancient vise [Chris Borge] …read more Continue reading Fractal Vise Holds Odd-Shaped Objects Tight
When we sit down to a build video and see that it’s from [Workshop From Scratch], we know it’ll be a good one, full of plenty of gratuitous metal-wrangling with the promise of an ingenious and useful take on a …read more
On the eternal quest of workshop upgrades, [Alexandre Chappel] has combined woodworking and 3D printing to add a versatile 0.5 m wide vise with some clever internals to his workbench.
The challenge with such a wide vise is that it requires two timed lead screws on either end of the …read more
Continue reading A Geared Bench Vise To Clamp All The Things
The accounts were used to advertise a site selling products made scarce by COVID-19: face masks, forehead thermometers and toilet paper. Continue reading Hijacked Twitter accounts used to advertise face masks
The company’s CEO said in an email that the company would undertake a year-long project to ensure every listing is advertised accurately. Continue reading Airbnb Promises to Verify All 7 Million Listings After VICE Report Exposes Scam
We love our vices. They hold pipes for us to saw away at, wood while we carve, and circuit boards so that we can solder on components. So we keep them in shape by cleaning and greasing them every now and then, [MakeEverything] went even further. He found a 100-year-old vice that was in very rough shape and which was going to be thrown out and did a beautiful restoration job on it.
It was actually worse than in rough shape. At some point, one of the jaws had been replaced by welding on a piece of rebar where the …read more
Continue reading Restoring A 100 Year Old Vice To Pristine Condtion
The ranks of publications sick of donning hazmat suits to clean up hate speech, threats, comment spam and malicious links keep swelling. Continue reading Vice is the latest site to call it a day on comments
Clamp your phone safely into a vice grip, get a 3.5mm drill, and then bore a hole into your hard drive so you can’t jump onto YouTube and tell other people “It WORKS!” Continue reading Don’t drill a headphone jack hole into your iPhone 7! It’s a hoax