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    Yet another request for Wilton vise Identification; 645? What's with the square screw collar?

    Machanics tradesman vise. Probably $60 to someone. Not that desirable to collectors. Run it!
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    Machinist squares

    When I'm running my press brake, my parts have to be perfect. I have two 4" adjustable Starrett squares. One of those tools I put alot of trust in. Buy off marketplace, Craigslist or new. Worth every penny.
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    Could use some help finding a bearing

    $120-140. You would think its just some double stack bearings until you press off the aluminum collar and realize it's not. Oh well. I guess I'll coff up the money. I paid $200 for the whole freaking 562 model with no motor.
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    Resto of a Burr King belt sander/grinder from 1953/54, one of their first (lots of pics)

    Great write up. I've just acquired an in old 562 just like this one. Only difference is mine has the what I thought was early style dual sliding rod belt adjustment. Wild yours has the ratchet style, which I would rather have. Leads me to believe they went back and forth in the early years of...
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    Could use some help finding a bearing

    Burrking sells these for $140. I'm just trying to do the bearings myself as well.
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    Athol 614 date code

    I like the old ones that were well cared for. Crisp edges, should clean up nice.
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    Date/Columbian Vise ID? Model 72

    I've come across many vises. Never seen that model before. Definitely looks early.
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