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I also made an adapter for the Wilton Pow-R-Arm. I almost never use the factory base. Jim

I made this one so I could move to he vise where ever I had a dog hole or even in a workmate outside. Jim

You guys with your big vises. Here is a handy vise. It's a Yankee #933. On its own it is nothing really special but...... This one comes with a swivel base. Jim

You did good on the tall jaw Versa-Vise they don't come around very often and what you paid you did very good. I saw one listed on CL (not saying it sold) for $425. Enjoy it. Jim

That vise is now on Cap Cod. A long drive to NJ where the house was but they went back with a truck loat of tools for free. Jim

Crazy I know, but yes. I just had no room for it and now we are planning a move so it just wasn't to be. Jim

This is a big one I had to let go. I was doing a basement clean out for a childhood friend, I just had no room in my shop. No name that I could find. The haws were 9" across and I forget how wide open t opened, but a lot. This was the real treat. The base was one square of wood with a...

I think you are with the support group but I guess that isn't the kind of support you are talking about. Jim

Cbacres I think I have the same little table saw that you have on the floor next to you dolly vise. Mine is all together and runs great. Jim

Very similar Craptain but mine is much smaller (never thought is say that) I'd have to measure but I'd say around 6". Jim

Thanks CwazyWabbit I'll spend some time with them tonight. Jim

Sandman is right, that #60 is the jaw width. Thanks. And CwazyWabbit that catalog shot is it. Thanks for that. Was there any description or text associated with it? Jim

This next one I got from my father, he fooled around with clocks and watches and most likely bought it from some other retiring watch guy. It's delicate, but made to work with the guard over the screw and and chip deflectors on the jaws to protect the handle hub and the screw. The...

I'll check the jaw width when I get to the shop Sandman. Jim

Here is another clamp on vise, but there is nothing wimpy about it. No name, just the number on the side. The jaws are self opening via a leaf type spring much like a big blacksmith's post vise. Anyone seen another like it? Jim

Thanks yes that little Athol is one of my favorites and it gets used. Jim

It's not big but it's my only Athol. A #1 quick adjust, clamp on. Jim

It a Wilton Pow-R-Arm, the hydrolic model. I just wish the stand was a bit lower. It does adjust, but this is the lowest it can go. Jim

Yes Drive I meant Parker it even says it right on the side, doh! I'm not sure what you mean by one picture per vise, my last post had four pics of the Parker. Are you not seeing them all? On to the next one. I showed my Versa Vise with the home made mount up thread somewhere, this is my tall jaw...

Thanks for the welcome, I've been lurking for a while just didn't have much time to jump in till now. Here is my other carriage makers vise, it does not have a rotating jaw. I was wrong it is a Prentise. This is as I bought it. I did not paint the knobs red or use a bearing to retain the jaw...