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36 minutes ago, Neverenoughwatches said:

I wondered why you had 8 spaces left and i had 9. My 0.99 is missing . Heres a thought, the gauges are 50mm long you could make 4 sets from them.

I think some of the smaller ones could quite easily end up in half anyway so maybe not a bad idea to at least cut them in half to start with.

Maybe put a piece of electrical tape in the middle first then you've got something to hold.

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That crown vise is nice! Heavy block, really useful when removing an old gasket from a diver type crown. Also inserting a gasket on the stem is easier vs holding the crown and stem with tweezers.

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1 hour ago, Malocchio said:

That crown vise is nice! Heavy block, really useful when removing an old gasket from a diver type crown. Also inserting a gasket on the stem is easier vs holding the crown and stem with tweezers.

Just bought that, came from china, picked up a couple of little dings on the way which is a bit disappointing and it was practically hanging out of the bag when it arrived 😆. The idea is good the quality not so good, the jaws are different thicknesses so when they come together there is a step so that will need addressing.  For holding crowns i figure a crown winder is a good idea, one of my bench vices has a hole through the jaws for holding jeweller's hand vices

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