Dave600's latest activity
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DAnother off the Bucket list is this Rapier copy of the Record Imp, made by the Anglo Scottish Tool Company 1946-66 Really like the Imp...
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DHere is another i recently restored. A very old Colton Patent.
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DGrabbed these two vises at an estate sale this weekend. A nice Craftsman 5247 clamp on and this beast for its size Lewis tool co. vise...
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DJust scanned this undated Champion Bolt Clipper Co. catalog. These vises are in the back.
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DNever judge book by its cover! Goodness knows, first impressions are only part of the bigger picture. I couldn’t be more thrilled to’ve...
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DI finally finished my Starret 015. This has 5” jaws. It cleaned up well and while it initially had a pretty rough action.. cleaning...
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DMorgan Junior Vise I saw this two years ago at an antique store a few hours away. I was surprised it was still there when I returned to...
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DAfter posting in this thread for the first time I got to thinking about the other vises I have laying around and the all purpose “garage...
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DFulton 5190 vise. 3" wide smooth jaws and opens about 3". Cleaned up and will nickel plate this summer. Its for my Fulton collection of...
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DEmmett Tiger #37. 3” jaws that opens to 4” and weights 24 lbs.
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DVery nice job.
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Di think its a chas parker
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DPrentiss (By Parker) Chase 356 Vise I restored. Didn't come with the swivel base so i fabricated a static base for it using a 10" sch 40...
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DDon't forget a tiny dab of anti-seize on each screw before assembly--to be really nice to "the next guy" (you know it will be you).
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DSuccess! I didn't even have to heat them. Put a set of small vise grips on them, and without even locking the pliers I turned them all...
