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Thanks guys! I was quite pleased to get them. They need a little cleanup and love, but that’s easy enough. I’ll add in my Humpty Dumpty...

These are a couple vises I was thrilled to receive recently: Prentiss № 31 (Nickel-Plated): 1 ¾” jaws, 1 ½ lbs Prentiss № 32...

I only know of a couple, but thankfully they do exist

The real question: Does anyone even know it exists? (Before now obviously)

Never seen one personally.

So, how common are the Goodell Pratt/Millers Falls Vise/drills ? I've been keeping an eye out ever since I got a Goodell-Pratt clamp...

Old steelcase office furniture plus yellow tractor paint.

You ****!

I'm happy to report that I did manage to snag the Hallowell cabinet that I had posted about above. As promised here are some more...

I think some “strap vises” may still be made for use with softer materials, or materials one might not like to mar, like plastic tubing...

While having a look around also noticed the Lock Tools (Australia) pipe vice I have pictured above (yet to put it back together, have...

dannyr: M&W did indeed have larger schraubstocken. The other page shows Boley and DRGM clamp on styles. Notice they all have holes in...

puzzle to me -- very like the German/Swiss Boley/Leiden or the English Picard Freres vises - 60mm jaw width - size 0 is an English...

There is a few similar on Ebay at the moment- a Hollands, NYE Tool works Chicago and some more modern Ridgid. And yes, In USA

(This belongs on the Vise information thread but I'll post it here too.) While looking for information about colmal's kit vise I...