Recent content by cylis007

Jawn - Thanks. Icecactus -Thanks. I am kind of on the fence when it comes to outfitting my garage. I have worked with wood for years and I am interested in welding and metal fabrication. Like most people, I am only working with a two car garage. It's a juggling act! Everything I have has...

I like the idea of the hitch mounted grinder and vise. I see that a lot on here and not just on welding tables. The angle iron idea is a great idea. I haven't seen that before, but I am not a welder.

Here is my pride and joy. I built it using only hand tools and the only hardware used are twin screws for the front vise and the end vise. I have been known to rebuild car parts on this bench, but I purchased baking sheets from from a restaurant supply store and lock those between bench dogs...

I know you are interested in a mobile work table, but I wanted to share one of my work tables that was inspired by the awesome "12 gauge garage" on this forum. I have a two car garage and try to preserve a space for my wife to park her car. Luckily she drives a hatchback. I mounted this table...

Nice work bench. I like the bean-bag toss boards. Good work here!

Plano here.

Hi. Long time lurker here. I thought I would post a vise that I obtained last weekend. It's a York. On one side it says York and on the other it says 100L. I don't know a lot about these vises, but it was a lot cheaper than the similar Wilton that the guy was selling.

It looks similar to a Stanley #78. I don't know about the age. I know Stanley produced that number plane for probably 60+ years or more. I got my Stanley hand plane info from the Patrick's blood and gore website. Good luck determining an age.