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CCRSINMICH reacted to Oregon rock crusher's post in the thread The VISES of Garage Journal with
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I picked up this little 3-1/2", 9lb angle iron vise in a coastal antique shop yesterday. Has a miter key cast into the base to follow a... -
CSmaller than the 71 1/2 which I think would have come with a wooden sole. A little beefier than this little router I've posted before.
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CI small brass router. Maybe made by a pattern maker. Since it has screw holes, I'm thinking about adding a wooden sole. It seems like...
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CCRSINMICH replied to the thread The VISES of Garage Journal.Jarhead: Prentiss #57 info from 1920 catalog and info about detachable jaw faces from 1922.
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CCRSINMICH replied to the thread Vise Info Thread.I thought the same thing about the ways. It doesn't seem likely that a cheaply made vise would have dovetailed ways. Although the...
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CCRSINMICH replied to the thread Vise Info Thread.Outlaw: I've had the swivel base version of that clamp on for years and I never did identify it. I'd sure be glad if someone on this...
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CYes nothing like the record imp, I would say a very cheap copy
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CRock Island #4. 3-1/2” jaws that opens to 5” and weights 33 lbs. Thanks Evan G.
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CCRSINMICH replied to the thread Vise Info Thread.
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CCRSINMICH replied to the thread Vise Info Thread.Here are the Emmert "Tiger" 'Machinists and Ironworkers' vises from Emmert's 1912 catalogue in stationary and swivel bottom styles.
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COutlaw you got to have hundreds of vises by now. Finished this Prentiss #20 last week and it sold to a user in Savannah. I have a...
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Clooks great Patrick! I added 3 today: 2 are unidentified as yet - the articulated one is mostly aluminum, 3-1/4" jaws. the orange...
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CWell I finally finished it! It’s way bigger than I’ll ever need but it’ll find plenty of use. next I am making copper jaws for my small...
