A broken old leg vise
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ya i agree with them to...just put in a new spring
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I agree, looks like a new spring would fix it right up. That and a good clean...
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Looks like you are just missing the leaf spring in between the 2 halves. That will keep it opening evenly and give pressure to stop the pieces from wobbling.
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The problem was tht it was so rusty on the inside where springs are so it had too much friction from the sinde-plates that it didn't move. Some sandpaper and oil made it better.
melonkernel 2 years ago
Thanks. The spring was actyally there, I cleared away rust and put plenty of oil. Now it works :)
melonkernel 3 years ago