I bought some odd vises yesterday at auction that I had never see the like of before, love some details on the first 3 and any info on the
4th one.the first vises are self centering vises, we used to run parts that needed to have the machining centered to the part consistantly. you can make any type of vise jaws that you need to hold the parts.
They are more jigs than vises, made to automatically center workpieces in a manufacturing operation. It looks like they came out of a production facility of some kind. Bugs
Beyond the fact that the first 3 are self centering vises, no info anywhere on Heuser Mfg, must have not been successful marketing the vises. The 4th vise in the pictures turned out to be a Kurt Vise attachment (aftermarket?), bolts to the back jaw and allows a stack of parts to be clamped from the side as well as in the vise for machining multiple parts.
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