| From: Brian L
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| Date: 02-Dec-02 |
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I'm finally going to get off my duff and build my stave vise. A few years back I bought the hardware kit for the Stavemaster from 3 Rivers. I was curious what would be a good wood to build the vise with? Any suggestions?
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| From: Mac
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| Date: 02-Dec-02 |
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I made mine out of pressure treated lumber. It stays outside next to my shed and no problems. Mac
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| From: Luckylefty
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| Date: 25-Feb-17 |
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Im looking for the old bench style foot clamp design. can someone help me find a pattern? thanks from a newbee
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| From: JustSomeDude
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| Date: 25-Feb-17 |
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You are looking for a"Shave Horse" design. Tons of them on the net
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| From: BuzAL
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| Date: 26-Feb-17 |
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http://www.countryworkshops.org/Shaving%20Horse%20Plans.html
This is a good style. Much better when the arm is on one side of the head (and shavehorse) so you can more easily get a large stave underneath the head.
Agree with using treated wood.
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