Recent content by j p smith

Lol,

Lot of good suggestions, Thanks. The rolling tables make sense, but storage is the issue. I have a toolbox next to the mill, with the vise and rotary stored on top.

I have a Vertical Mill, (Bridgeport knock off) The vise and rotary table seem to have somehow gained weigh so I would like to come up with a simple hoist I could mount on the side to swing to the side where I set them and then rotate to set on the mill table. Has anyone been down this road?

Vintage heavy duty Plomb Tool Box. 24" wide, 12" deep, 20" tall. 125.00 thanks, Jeff Tool box is sold.

Thanks Wolf I ordered to sets

Here are the pictures Wolf

will do tomorrow, thanks

I was lucky to get my second Workmate this morning, first guy was supposed to be there at a certain time, he did a no show. They texted me and I was on the way. My first one I use for a Corn Sheller/Corn Grinder display at the Hit & Miss Engine & Tractor shows. I know I have seen where to look...

Awesome! Thanks for update. I did watch the Facebook page, it was interesting for sure

any update on the Buffalo Run

Thanks for your help. The stand is not stable, very wiggly. Does the 200 use plywood or particle board? I had not paid attention to the angled legs. I think I will look for one, worst case I have a workmate to use for projects.

What I am using now is 31" high, which is ok. Box is 20 X 24. Overhang would be OK. It stays in place with its own weight. I could drill 2 holes and use bolts and wing nuts if needed. Thanks

Wolf, lol, not going to drive it with a Hit & Miss Engine. I have a wood box I put together with a hand crank sheller on one end and a hand crank grinder on the other end of the box. The set up does work and gets a workout at a show, I will get you a picture and the dimensions

Thanks Outlaw! Load no more than 40 pounds, more like 25. would prefer vintage over new

I am looking to get a workmate that I can use in my shop and also take to the Hit & Miss Engine shows to display an antique corn grinder and corn sheller set up. I see quite a few different models, what is the better model number or models to look for? Thanks