chain vice (help)

[rubikviz]

I hope that the photo has attached properly! Is this what you are meaning? ........Its probably a blank space below!

[rubikviz]

Ah it worked sweet!

[jackmayo]

You could just use a normal vice like below and just tighten the drive links up in the teeth.

 

[Stubby]

Ah it worked sweet!

 

Thats the one I have ....

[harvey b davison]

cheers rubik, thats exactly what i'm after. All i need to do now is to find a stockist.

[Dan Earp]

How much are they ???

[Woodworks]

This any good?Filing Vice, 15'' (39 cm) - Chain Sharpening Equipment - Cutting Tools

[harvey b davison]

This any good?Filing Vice, 15'' (39 cm) - Chain Sharpening Equipment - Cutting Tools

 

Good find

[openboater]

The one I have is red too, but has no guide wheels at the ends. The label finally fell of a few months ago, after about 20 years, it was made by Oregon.

I use it for my milling chains. You'd have to hoist the mill up with an engine crane to sharpen the chain on the bar:001_rolleyes:

[rubikviz]

Typical! There is no identifiable markings on my one! I got it via the now defunct A&F warehouse in Sussex. Penny AB is now (or was last time I had dealings) at Richmond Groundcare. Richmonds Contact us. She is your best bet there. At least you have a photo now to show what you are after. One of the suppliers on here must be able to sort something out??

 

I recall it was expensive (about the £50.00 mark??) for what it is but I did not have the required bits or time to make my own.