Recent content by fazeka

Understand! Can I ask where you got them from? Inquiring minds want to know...

Thank you for the link. Yes, very promising! I will ask but according to their website, I don't reckon they offer the "pressure fit" in 4 inches... https://www.protechproducts.com/store/vise-pads

I kinda like that...

These? https://www.lislecorp.com/specialty-tools/rubber-faced-vise-jaw-pads The nice thing about the Protectos is that they slip onto the existing jaws. There's a lip around the edge of them that hold them in place. These Lisles don't have that lip (that's why they have the magnets...). Is...

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Sure, just won't be me doing it. Not yet, anyway. It would be more convenient at this time for me to purchase rather than roll my own.

Apparently not in the right places (google, ebay, amazon)... :dunno:they all appear to have magnets incorporated into them. Was hoping for something like this old Protecto:

Hi all, I have an older '96/'97 Wilton 4" bullet vise. I think it's a 400N? Anyway, I have these "Protecto" rubber vice sleeves that I really absolutlely love that fit over the jaws that are unfortunately pretty beat. Made by Aircraft Tools, Inc. Los Angeles. I can't find anything online! I see...

Sure can. I'll PM you.

Sure, let me know what you've got. I'm located in WA state.

It was like that when I got it 40 years ago. :dunno: I suspect that's why it was given to me as a 12-13 year old! ;)

Thank you very much!

Hi all, Long time vintage tool user, first time Garage Journal forum poster. I have a screwdriver I am trying to identify. I'm not a collector, but a user: I love the feel and sturdiness of this screwdriver and want to find more like it. There are no identifying marks that I can see on it...