Haha, I alternated between smiles and bewildered scowls in the course of those videos. But I was more astonished awe when it actually started chewing into that rail... I didn't cut any deeper after the vid, not having coolant going through it, but I bet I can cut that rail in 10 minutes with this saw. My bandsaw took hours, and it couldn't cut all the way through it...
The vise is weird... It has a series of furrows in the base that a piece on the moveable jaw sets into, then there's a handle that turns a sprocket like nut... There's an L shaped pin that holds the piece that engages the furrows, and when I turned the pin it lifted and lowered the pice a little, so I thought that was how it went from one furrow to another... Not the case, the pin was just bent. Have to pull out the pin, lift the adjuster, set it in the trough you want, put the pin back in, and crank the little nut back on... It holds it nice and tight, once you figure out how the heck it works...
I picked up 2 Johnson forges from the place I got the press, and hacksaw, $40 each :D I'm not sure of the models, they're low on my priority list. One is much older than the other, made of much heavier steel with fewer bells and whistles than the other. Will fish out a picture in a minute here...