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11. Insert (4) sleeves and (2) threaded sleeves
through mounting holes in end frames and
upper front support and secure with (6)
hex nuts (see Figure 9).
IMPORTANT: Threaded sleeves must be
inserted through center mounting holes. To
ease future relocation of vises, insert all
sleeves so hex nuts face outward.
Threaded
Sleeve
Sleeve
⁄
"-16 Hex Nut
7
8
(Facing Outward)
Figure 9. Sleeves inserted through upper front
support.
12. Position front and rear aprons along-
side workbench top and mark holes on
side of workbench top using countersunk
holes in aprons as templates, as shown in
Figure 10.
Tip: Use a level or straightedge to align top
of aprons with workbench top.
Workbench Top
Top of
Front Apron
Figure 10. Positioning apron and marking holes.
13. Drill pilot holes at marks made in Step 12,
and secure front and rear aprons with (12)
M4 x 25 tap screws, as shown in Figure 11.
IMPORTANT: Make sure vise mounting
holes in upper front support and front apron
align.
-4-
⁄
"-16
7
8
Sleeve
Upper Front
Support
Level
Countersunk
Hole
Side of
Workbench Top
Countersunk
x 12
Figure 11. Attaching front apron.
14. Position left and right aprons alongside work-
bench top. Mark holes on side of workbench
top using countersunk holes in aprons as
templates.
Tip: Use a level or straightedge to align top
of aprons with workbench top.
15. Drill pilot holes at marks made in Step 14,
and secure front and rear aprons with (6) M4
x 25 tap screws.
IMPORTANT: Make sure vise mounting
holes in end frames and left and right aprons
are aligned.
16. Remove ends from (2) vise screw rods by
loosening (2) M5-.8 x 12 set screws, as
shown in Figure 12.
Vise Screw
Rod End
Figure 12. Removing end from vise screw rod
(1 of 2).
Model T1251 (Mfd. Since 11/17)
Pilot Hole
Hole
Front Apron
x 2
Vise
Screw Rod
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