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Damn, mighty fine skills!

No need....Thats the beauty. Move it where you need. Its not rolling off. One guy can "pick" it up off the rollers and move if needed...

May be some better pics. If you want to go for a roll, just roll it out!

You two are WAY over thinking this.... My idea takes up no length whatsoever. The length of that body and the rotisserie is under it, not extending out of the front or rear. The width of the body is around 6 ft and the hoops are 7ft. Then it spins in place, (see the very first pic I posted) so...

Takes up WAY less space than two engine stands! No idea what your talking about....

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I used two 7 foot cable spools...

I keep them around, I have made a few "shorty" ones for clearance issues...

I get it....I got so many damn allen wrenches though! I hate pitching stuff!

Kicking around the other day on what to do with a bunch of old loose allen wrenches. Then it dawned on me I ALWAYS need punches! So I made a few out of the longer ones. They generally hard enough to do what I need. Any other uses?

Backlash

Most people BEAT big dents is stuff and get frustrated when they cant fix it.... Make some small dimes or less and fix em and move up. Also, fixing a panel thats not SECURE is like a monkey F-ing a football.... It just doesnt work out. I mean secure like bolted to the car!

Dont be Lazy!:ROFLMAO:

Cute little thing!

I upgraded the screw mechanism, I copied my big Wilton I put aluminum jaws on all my vises! Yes, they are sacrificial...

Just a cheapie 3-1/2 vise but it is USA made and a perfect size for my bench and working on small parts. I do use the **** out of it!

Thanks! I'll try and dig up pics of the bad one!

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Someone gave me a couple old mill vises and said the couldn't be salvaged... Like the one posted above. I like a challenge and who doesnt want a couple free vises?

I used to also Theres more money in metal finishing And saving the paint