Outlawmws
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I'm not sure what I would use them for either!![]()
I did have a thought in mind though. My work bench is pretty thick and I can clamp things to it when I work on them. And to press in and out the hinge pin on my locomotive bell that I need to restore! So I do have a method to my madness.
John
I have several "Super Jr." clamps, and one 8" Super, all by Cincinnati.
The large ones can be made to be a U joint press, as long as the bearing cups and/or the yoke is not all buggered up. For that you need a fine thread clamp (which is why they make the clamp type presses that way) I carry one in my 4X4 with a couple of tubing press sleeves I made up clamped into it (so they don't get lost...).
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Don't even get me started on the $25 delta scrollsaw. 



) and is roughly 8-3/8" x 5-3/4" x 6-1/4". There are dimples in the top and ******* on the bottom for stacking.
