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And even if early USA AND you can prove it, you're still not looking at much $. Either use it, or try to get your money back out of it.

Take it from the people that have already told you: it's a cheap import vise.

This is my preference, especially if you need to buy a router and a lift. A used shaper is usually close to the same cost or cheaper.

I rarely use nut drivers so mine have been relegated to a tool cart rather than my main tool box these days. This early Snap-On set is...

Old ones my dad gave me.

I like this handle shape. They will go into the new larger nut driver drawer.

Two random ones I pulled out of my collection for this thread lol. One vintage Stanley either 3/8 or 7/16 couldn’t tell as it’s pretty...

Most of the old high quality US makers proudly cast their name into their products. The Chinese obviously knew their name wasn't going...

Tony: we are not an appraisal service, but if you want to join and participate in the forum you might get better information as you know...

Found a monsterous Plomb Partial Pebble dbe a while back Kind of humorous, not sure I'll ever need it....

Occasionally sold under “US” brands like Olympia and Larin. 90% of what people ask about are Chinese made, with a sticker for the...

I had one identical to the OP. Olympia tagged. My only complaint was when you started beating on a work piece it would not stay...

That’s pretty much what those cost 20yrs ago. At lease you can rest assured it maintained its value. 😉 😆 And welcome to the forum...

I had one of these "Wonder" vises that wouldn't stay tight either. So, I used a big azz cheater bar to get the darn thing to...

I recently filled in a couple gaps in this set of V-shank metric combination wrenches, which goes from 7mm to 17mm in THORSEN, with a...