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Panavise Junior Speed Nut Hack

Panavise Junior Speed Nut Hack
I use my panavise (Jr) all the time, but often find myself having to crank by hand from one end to the other.  No more with this simple hack.  My trusty nut driver does all the work.
 
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Step 1Find a bolt

Find a bolt
Find a bolt that will fit your nut driver.  Almost all nut drivers are 1/4" hex.  This was just an extra bolt I had around.

Technically, this is a hex washer head sheet metal screw, but that's just the engineer in me speaking.
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3 comments
Feb 1, 2011. 2:31 AMVoid Schism says:
The engineer (and pedant) in me wants to point out that it's a screw not a bolt ;)
Great and simple idea
Jan 9, 2011. 8:31 PMmightywombat says:
AWESOME. I'm totally doing this to my PanaVise!
Aug 1, 2010. 6:40 PMrimar2000 says:
Clever!

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