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Kyoto Tool Co (KTC) box with 29.00 Amazon luggage carrier

Nice little vice! Looks similar to a G Boley I have.

Paramo

Replaced the Palmgren with a Homge 4”

Palmgren 000 The other came with my Walker Turner drill press

Kurt 3”

I’ve had good luck with industrial felt conveyor belting. Not sure of the manufacturer, material was left over at work, we decommissioned several powered convoy belts and I picked up a bunch of the belt material that was kept as spare stock. Some of the belts are what I would call a true felt...

Recently acquired KTC toolbox. Used with a $27.00 amazon luggage carrier. My mobile tool solution at one of the facilities I work in.

G. Boley 2.375” wide

Not sure if they are made in France, SAM snap ring pliers.

2.375” G. Boley Installed it on two 1” thick pieces of stainless steel. Currently used as a third hand for holding small electrical stuff / soldering.

Agree, pretty similar. Always had a soft spot for the USAG stuff. Over the years at work we’re purchased several large Italian pieces of automated equipment. Often they include a decent compliment of USAG tools to include steel toolboxes. Strangely the more recent ones have Facom bolt thru...

Stubby ratcheting

Bolt thru wrenches, a few USAG in there as well. T-Handle / holder

1-1/2" USA Stanley mounted on a Noga arm. Handy for soldering, holding small stuff at any angle.

Apparently vice enthusiasm is not limited to the US, Across the pond there's a substantial history of some well-built / hell for stout vise's. SHOW US YOUR BENCH VICE(S) Couple examples from the first few pages Then substiantial to the next level:

Believe it is J1 Have a 3/8 & 1/2 chuck for it.

Posted before but an Edlund drill press circa 1957 a friend gave to me. 3 phase, installed a phase converter. Very rigid, use it often.