Bolting down a leg vice

Today's video follows on the recent theme of improving my workshop space as I bolt down my leg vice so its nice and secure.
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[@SchysCraftCo.]

Very nice video. Would like to see more shop update videos. Turns out very nice. Hopefully it gets great use out of it Oscar. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work Oscar. Keep Making. Forge On. God Bless.

[@oscarduck1920]

Thanks Jared!

[@josephsmith1210]

Greetings Oscar, nice job. A secure vise allows you to concentrate on your project and not cursing your vise. Stay safe from Wisconsin, USA.

[@oscarduck1920]

Yes it does! Thanks.

[@WanderingLostMC]

I find for cutting threaded rod, I put two nuts on it spaced apart. Clamp the nuts in the vise and it gives me a great purchase. Also then I can unthread the nuts and it clears the cut of any damaged threads.

[@oscarduck1920]

That’s a great idea! Thanks for sharing.

[@barthooghwerff1682]

Ah perfect, i still need to properly mount mine as well!

[@oscarduck1920]

Can’t believe it took me this long to do it!

[@davosfirebeard4495]

Crackin. I don't have a leg vice yet, just a heavy, old engineer's vice bolted to my welding table. I bolted mine to the ground with lag bolts in plugs, but it's not very good, couple came loose already. Think I'll pinch this idea and grab some threaded rod! Cheers Oscar, keep up the good work man

[@oscarduck1920]

Yeah think this is the best way!