Rockwell JawHorse

[NorfolknGood]

Anyone know of anywhere in the UK that stocks the Rockwell JawHorse or anything similar?

[Ukulian]

I have the Triton version but cannot find stock anywhere at present, so bought THIS ONE instead.

It works fine but is a little tight to fold up compared to the Triton.

[delabodge]

I use the triton, mark 3 superjaws, its great, think I bought mine from the toolstation, I`ll double check,,,

[Goodpig]

I've got a WORX JAWHORSE, great bit of kit fer smaller cavings.

[Slamdunk]

I've looked at most of them and they all seem to have their pros and cons, but I am worried about using a chainsaw and carving into the metal top plates and clamps.

Does anybody using these have some input ??

[Ukulian]

I've looked at most of them and they all seem to have their pros and cons, but I am worried about using a chainsaw and carving into the metal top plates and clamps.

Does anybody using these have some input ??

 

It's not difficult to make up a set of wooden sacrificial jaws that are oversize compared to the rubber ones that you will be replacing.

Much the same as any standard bench vice really, in that sense.

[gobbypunk]

Hi a lot of carvers I know use motorcycle lifts they can take a lot of weight and jack up and down quite far have a look on e bay they are about £150 I intend to get one as soon as my lean to is built check them out defo the best thing I have seen for holding carvings whilst working on them

Cheers mark

[peatff]

I have an older Triton with a set of spare log jaws for holding uneven shapes more securely.

[wisewood]

I've got the triton one, pretty good but yes I clipped the metal once.

I'd like to adapt the legs so that you can tilt it or back or forwards a little.

 

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