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Unread 01-27-2018, 06:28 PM   #1
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yes- kant tipe

i have a couple of the new versions, one standard and one with the gunmaker's conversion

but another can't hurt
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Last week I saw a parker vise in Watertown, Wisconsin at Clara's Antiques. 100 E Main St. 53094. Ph. 920-262-2007 It is a large vise, don't know the number.
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so- from my earlier post - does anyone recognize the metal parts that were with it- they do not go with the vise I got- but the seller said they did come with another Parker vise

the iron parts seem to be some sort of auxiliary jaws



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They look like pipe jaw inserts.





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They look like pipe jaw inserts.

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could be - there is a radius to the face - the vise's bar would need to have the curve on the top, wish i could have picked up the vise as well- looks like it would be a handy size
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The copper bits are soft jaws, the cast iron pieces are pipe jaws which fit over the stock, but not for a Parker vise.
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Can anyone link us to the list of various Parker vises by number? I remember it, but can't find it now.
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It’s no longer listed on the web. The owner took it down.
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