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    Flap-sander for die-grinder

    Here's a used one that you can kinda make out the rating on.
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    Flap-sander for die-grinder

    The ones I have been using are rated for 30,000 rpm and are made by Merit. MSC carries them as do many other places.
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    Columbian vise restoration

    Thanks guys. I thought about a split collar but didn't think they made them that small. I ended up reusing the original clip, I wouldn't worry about breaking it, mine was not hardened. The jaws are the originals, I just hit them with the wire wheel.
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    Columbian vise restoration

    Thanks Chevy I'm calling this one done.
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    Columbian vise restoration

    I thought I'd post about what I had to do to make this POS Columbian 43 1/2 vise into something that can be used. Here it is as given to me. Blown apart. That lead screw clip is pretty cheesy! After about 45 minutes at the wire wheel and a little file work. The dynamic jaw on this...
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    The VISES of Garage Journal

    I had a little free time today and the wife has been wanting a vise in the basement for her craft area so I fixed this Columbian up for her.
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    The VISES of Garage Journal

    Maybe I could get a safety waiver for this one. It does have the means to vary the leverage built right into it ;)
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    Milwaukee cordless tools

    I have the M18 3/8" and 1/2" drive impacts and use them for heavy equipment repair everyday at work. The 3/8" drive is great for tinware bolts up to 1/2", the 1/2" drive works for most stuff up to 5/8" hardware. They won't replace an air impact but will come close, the best thing of course is...
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    The VISES of Garage Journal

    Yeah it needs more hardware, that was a temporary mount that is going on 12 years lol As you can see it has been broken and plated at some point before I got it and I've had it for 20 years. It is pretty stout because I have had a pipe on the handle to get more grip on a couple of things
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    The VISES of Garage Journal

    B100 Thank you for the literature!! Gregthor Thanks for the welcome and the info and pics of your vise! It looks like mine is a #7 extending handle, as far as I know it does not have a return spring although it would have came in handy a few times. Here are some marginally better pics for...
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    The VISES of Garage Journal

    Here's a couple of crappy pics of my favorite vise. I will try to get pics of my other vises the next time I get out to the shop... Has anyone seen one like it?
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