Recent content by Eric64

Thank you, I figured it was some sort of rivet setting tool but I couldn’t find the description anywhere. Thank you again

I picked this up this morning and was trying to figure out what it really is, It’s some sort of crimping staking tool made by vise grip. I did a patent number search and nothing and thought I’d throw it out here. Thank you, Eric

Thanks will do

Not sure where the pictures went they were there in the preview

I hope someone can help me out on this assembly/reassembly, I picked up this drill press and it was 8 different colors and partially disassembled. In my cleaning and assessment I found the top spindle/quill bearing is loose and doesn’t have a shield I think probably someone in the past wasn’t...

I hope someone can help me out on this assembly/reassembly, I picked up this drill press and it was 8 different colors and partially disassembled. In my cleaning and assessment I found the top spindle/quill bearing is loose and doesn’t have a shield I think probably someone in the past wasn’t...

Thanks for the info. I'd be interested in the chuck if you would message me with details, thanks as well for the model number info the drill it runs nice and smooth but without a keyed chuck it doesn't really fit my needs. Eric

Re: Rockwell Drill press

I picked up an older Rockwell drill press id tag is missing but going by an image search it appears to be a 15-017, the family I got it from had a couple of tins with Morse taper bits and the press had a locking collar adapter attached to the spindle I’d like to change it to a keyed chuck can I...

Thanks for the info, the wheels look just like the one I have. I couldn't find any trademark or anything else period I did find on the very top tray there are some holes going lengthwise for maybe like some sort of a steel rod to Pivot in but there is nothing currently on the top tray too...

Not exactly a toolbox but I picked this up today at an estate sale of an auto repair garage that had been around since the 40's. I can't remember where I saw one before but I seem to recall it was a snap-on collapsible tool cart this dose have a release latches on the to tray and they do fold...

Thanks,I couldn't figure out how to make that happen, I appreciate your help.

I did find a taller version of this doing a Google search using "Wagner Lockheed orange cabinet" under Google images but I can't figure out how to copy and paste or attach the picture. Thanks, Eric

I found this the other day and was trying to find info on it, All the ones I was able to find were the floor mounted units even through Milford Rivet and looking for info from Raybestos seemed to get nowhere. Was wondering if the punch part or parts were available, It did come with the one...

Tried a different camera, much better. Looks pretty great I thought. Any info would be appreciated. Eric