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I have a couple of Erem pliers, made in Switzerland, that I have had for years. I noticed that the new versions sell for $80 to well over $100. I gather that these are precision pliers for electronics work. Any idea what my pliers are worth, to sell? Thanks.

use your new wrench a few times, then measure it again and see if its still measures 0.947" . Hard to believe that 3/1000" is too much slop.

how about a used one? https://bend.craigslist.org/tls/5355821385.html

"interesting" Parker AND stand! I imagine it has to be fastened to the ground for actual use?

I have a 6 gallon pancake compressor-I turn it on, fill the tank, then turn it off. One tank of air can last a long time for just small parts cleaning. No need to have it refill every time it drops to 100psi, or whatever the cutoff is, for this purpose.

ok, here's a few. The smallest is a Morgan 3" jaw- nice size for moving around, and still useful for holding small stuff for cutting, filing, etc.

if its just for light duty work, just mount the vise to a block of wood, and pull it out only when you use it. I have a couple of vises set up this way. I can post a pic, if you are interested.

I know you are asking for a wall mount suggestion, but I will post this anyway. No matter where you put it, it will still occupy the same volume of space. I have my table saw AND miter saw on a mobile cart that takes up relatively small amount of floor space- its a compromise, but when you need...

can you remove the cap on the relay(many of them are removable)? If so, you will be able to visualize the actual switch contacts, which may make it obvious if its a contact problem. On second thought, if you remove the relay, and jump the contacts and everything is fine, then it sounds like...

a guy around here was selling a like new,(couple months old) box with keys, for $200 on cl. Was on cl for a couple of weeks and didn't sell. Sign of the times, here, I guess.

1. Traffic is awful in and around Seattle. Its on schedule to overtake LA in the worst traffic list. 2. 400K is considered a good down payment. Sad, but true.

I have Columbian 4" and 4-1/2" vises of the same style. The 4-1/2" vise is alot beefier than the 1/2" difference in jaw width would make it seem. They are both great vises to use, but for daily use, the 4-1/2" stays on the bench. The vise on the left is a 3" Morgan. Yes, I prefer fixed base...

http://www.milwtool.com/v_mach.htm. These guys have the parts, or you can make them yourself, if you have time to kill- I did.

used HF 42"ers go for $200 around here in Oregon/Washington area, so I would say yours is worth about the same- it has the long top drawer and its black! Actually, a couple of months ago, a guy was selling a like new, with keys, 3 month old HF 42" here. It stayed on cl for a few weeks- not sure...

donate it to Habitat Restore...they will probably sell it for $3, and someone will probably buy it on Thursday...thats senior discount day!

well, maybe etsy. https://www.etsy.com/listing/231261642/miniature-jewelersbench-vise-free I have seen them on ebay for less than $10 for a complete vise. but I can't find one at the moment.

that appears to be a jewelers vise. Check on ebay for a picture.

Ya, throw a level on the box and drawers, and see whats leaning forward. If so, simply shim the front wheels up a bit. In the picture, you can see the shim under the front left wheel, and also a piece of wood to keep it from rolling forward. Thats all there is to it. Once you load the box up...

do you have Habitat Restores in your neighborhood? They always seem to have various types of tables with metal pedestals that would work. They're cheap- between free and $5 or so dollars. The one pictured here was $1, not including the vise. They work great, as long as you are not 6 or 7 feet...

the back of the lock has a recess to recieve the end of the rod that controls the drawer locking mechanism. You can see it in the picture posted above. Thats the one you want. Its different from all the cam locks on top chests. For a single lock, you might try Waterloo- I believe they probably...