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# [Get Version 2 Here](https://blog.ansonbiggs.com/oldie-vice-v2/)
[For the most updated info check this out on my blog](https://anson.page.link/Oldie-Vice/)
Machinist Extraordinaire, [This Old Tony](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5NO8MgTQKHAWXp6z8Xl7yQ) recently put out a [video on a cool vice design](https://youtu.be/1mZhOlr5v-s) that I wanted to recreate. It is mechanically very simple and relies on a long rod with right-hand threads (clockwise) on one side and left-hand threads (counter-clockwise) on the other side. So, when the shaft is spun it causes the clamps to advance in opposite directions and at the same rate. This mechanism means that your workpiece is always dead center in the vice, and no matter the position of the clamps the vice takes up the same amount of area.
[](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1mZhOlr5v-s)
This model was made entirely in [Fusion 360](https://blog.ansonbi
[For the most updated info check this out on my blog](https://anson.page.link/Oldie-Vice/)
Machinist Extraordinaire, [This Old Tony](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5NO8MgTQKHAWXp6z8Xl7yQ) recently put out a [video on a cool vice design](https://youtu.be/1mZhOlr5v-s) that I wanted to recreate. It is mechanically very simple and relies on a long rod with right-hand threads (clockwise) on one side and left-hand threads (counter-clockwise) on the other side. So, when the shaft is spun it causes the clamps to advance in opposite directions and at the same rate. This mechanism means that your workpiece is always dead center in the vice, and no matter the position of the clamps the vice takes up the same amount of area.
[](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1mZhOlr5v-s)
This model was made entirely in [Fusion 360](https://blog.ansonbi
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