They are called locking pliers or locking jaw pliers. Sometime clamping pliers.
"Grandpa" is a slang term. The proper title is "Grandfather".
the bench vise was first used in egypt ... because the egyptains had no source of items as we have today so they invented the bench vise... so that's when the first bench vise was first made.
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The term 'black beauty' (lower case b) is a common noun, a general term for something that is black and beautiful. The term 'Black Beauty' (capital Bs) is a proper noun as the title of a novel by Anna Sewell and several movies made of the story.
Vise grips are generally not that expensive they usually run about 10.00 and up depending on brand.
unplug it clamp a pair of vise grips tightly to blade turn it up on end find the correct size socket for the bolt on the hub it should unscrew clockwise (vise grips keep blade from turning) pull the blade out the top with the vise grips put the new blade on in reverse order
Try vise grips or a pipe wrench
Use a pair of vise grips and grasp the shaft tightly and lock the vise grips. This will hold the shaft while you remove the nut.
They are called finger grips. Vise Grips is a brand name finger grips. They are rubber inserts that are glued in place in the finger holes. They are placed in uniform sized holes but each grip has a size in itself so that they fit your own figers. The purpose of the grips is to help you hold onto the ball easier and longer.
the brake cables are probably seized in their sheats try lubricating with release all ---------------------------- The way i get stuck emergency brake cables freed is to clamp vise grips onto the emergency brake cable and hit the vise grips with a hammer. Clamp the vise grips onto the cable a few inches before where the inner cable goes into the outer sheath. Make sure that the vise grips are 90 degrees to the cable and tap on the vise grips. You wont have to hit very hard, usually just a few bangs will get the cable to work back into the sheath and free the brake. Remember not to use the emergency brake again until you get it fixed.
Vise grips with curve jaws
use an acetylene blow torch and vise grips! Everyone knows that!
No, you can fix it with a flat head screw driver and vise grips.
If you can't remove it with vise grips replace the caliper. Rebuilts are fairly inexpensive.
Use a small. 2x4 of piece of wood with welding vise grips
You can either use a c clamp or c clamp vise grips hope this helpa