jakemac
Well-known member
VISE FIGHT !!!!!!!!!

So, how high do you think that guy got while setting off all those spray bombs ?



Now on a whole different topic, I finally got some decent painting weather and was able to finish the "rescue" of an abused Baby Bullet and Pow-R-Arm. Too badly abused to sell, so I'm keeping this one.
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This one had the "untapered" end. I looked over dozens of photos of other baby bullets to determine if that end could be original. Since it was held in by 3 roll pins instead of two pins I concluded it was not original, and tapered the end myself. Paint is Rustoleum Universal Oil Rubbed Bronze.
So, I have a question for the vise gurus here. The Wilton that I just did has original surfaces on the jaws and the ends of them are rough (the tops are too). I'm tempted to polish (belt sander only) the ends along with the material of the dynamic and stationary ends. The ends that I'm talking about are at the arrows. Maybe I should do the jaws only but then it isn't the way it came; it will look nicer though.
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WILTON SHOP KING I've had my eyeballs peeled for some time for one of these deco beauties. Got very lucky - $35 with pipe jaws and a cut-off tool. The hunt for a Parker 63 1/2 continues.

Some possibilities: Crawford, RAE, or Record vices; Canadian or England. That's what I've found so far.
Can somebody please help ID this vise. 4 ½" jaws, 40-50 lbs, and definitely Art Deco. Any help would be appreciated...
It's only allowing me to upload one picture.

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WOW! In really good shape. Look at all that original paint!!WILTON SHOP KING I've had my eyeballs peeled for some time for one of these deco beauties. Got very lucky - $35 with pipe jaws and a cut-off tool. The hunt for a Parker 63 1/2 continues.
Don't know much about it, but this one came with a welding table I just bought.
American Scale Company #66 "Red Seal".
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WILTON SHOP KING I've had my eyeballs peeled for some time for one of these deco beauties. Got very lucky - $35 with pipe jaws and a cut-off tool. The hunt for a Parker 63 1/2 continues.
Yes it's made in Japan. I have the Eron No. 100 with a swivel base.


Denver, CO
http://denver.craigslist.org/tls/5583851212.html
"200lbs+ bench vise for $150"
Don't know about that....but at a minimum, I'd say it's a Reed 205/206....
Thrumcap
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