UPDATE: Both SOLD.
We recently refitted one of our demo benches with updated vises. So we've got the previous version vises available.
First up is a second generation Glide (pictured below). This retailed for $339 in 2011. The vise has very little use. In fact, you'd be hard pressed to find any wear on it at all. Price is $200, including a pair of ash roller brackets (yes, this vise requires a traditional parallel guide, which you'll have to build into your chop.) But If you'd like to buy a Crisscross with this (without sounding like a salesman, we do recommend it), price will be an additional $99 (Solo) or $149 (Retro.)
The tail vise from this bench is also available. Originally sold for $359. Since we only refitted the handwheel and screw assembly, the rails, sliding plate assembly and hardware are all new. Price is $220.
If you'd like to buy one or both of these vises, drop us an email at info@benchcrafted.com and we'll send you an invoice. Make sure to include your full shipping address so we can calculate shipping.
We recently refitted one of our demo benches with updated vises. So we've got the previous version vises available.
First up is a second generation Glide (pictured below). This retailed for $339 in 2011. The vise has very little use. In fact, you'd be hard pressed to find any wear on it at all. Price is $200, including a pair of ash roller brackets (yes, this vise requires a traditional parallel guide, which you'll have to build into your chop.) But If you'd like to buy a Crisscross with this (without sounding like a salesman, we do recommend it), price will be an additional $99 (Solo) or $149 (Retro.)
The tail vise from this bench is also available. Originally sold for $359. Since we only refitted the handwheel and screw assembly, the rails, sliding plate assembly and hardware are all new. Price is $220.
If you'd like to buy one or both of these vises, drop us an email at info@benchcrafted.com and we'll send you an invoice. Make sure to include your full shipping address so we can calculate shipping.
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