Nice vise! Do you know the model number? I cannot quite read it from the photo.
Outlaw has it. 647. 7” jaws, 12.5” opening, 240#. It was 1/2 hour away from me and reasonably priced. I really need to get a hoist, and a small trailer. I’m not getting any younger, and my taste in vises is only getting bigger.Nice vise! Do you know the model number? I cannot quite read it from the photo.

I’m returning to the scene of the crime where the Prentiss was found this weekend. You can see it sticking out on the right.Outlaw has it. 647. 7” jaws, 12.5” opening, 240#. It was 1/2 hour away from me and reasonably priced. I really need to get a hoist, and a small trailer. I’m not getting any younger, and my taste in vises is only getting bigger.
Besides, I don’t want to get greedy. Just picked up this Prentiss 96, 153#. I want to leave some good ones for others.
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That is one of two Bridgeports. I’m sure a couple hundred would take it. First, a big lathe would have to be moved, and a wall taken down. I’ll get the Kurt, and there must be a half dozen other large milling vises about. I really want a t-slot table; so far I have only found a tilting one which is a bit large for my needs.I’d be all over that Kurt vise. Bridgeport if picked up for under a grand might be a diamond in the ruff.




Thanks for posting that pic. Image saved.Can someone please identify this vise.
Bed, Vise and Beyond?
Can someone please identify this vise.
It doesn't make sense to blow what would come to $300 for that vise (including my fuel costs.)^ Thanks gentlemen. I'll hold off on that Parker. I'll be out there in a month or so. Maybe they'll negotiate after it collects dust for a while.
Prices seem a bit steep: