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Is it a hammer drill? Most times drill manufacturers will sell their hammer drills as “Rotary Hammer Drills”. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

That was R2D2’s great great great grandma[emoji16] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Wrenchguy, sent you a link to make your own saw blade, unless this idea is really stupid too🤷🏻****♂️ Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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Hi wrench guy, That blade look pretty hard to locate. The newer ones are pined and about 5” long. Perhaps you can take a wood bandsaw blade a make your own? Even if you took a hacksaw blade, grind down the teeth and make your own and then set the teeth to the proper bend! Sent from my iPhone...

Looks like you have a nice find! If you change it to single phase 220v, most likely you would change the motor and it would be 1725rpm vs the 1140rpm three phase. That big beast depends on the slower speeds on your larger drill/boring bits. Also I’m not sure if your power feed is three phase as...

We all had projects on our work bench that headed to the scrap pile. This time it’s our bench vise. Depending on how much scrap you have to cash in, you might be able to get a nice Chas Parker or Wilton vise that you can show and tell with us GJ tool buddies [emoji847] Sent from my iPhone...

I think your talking about the aluminum table pivots that are pretty lame! I welded mine up and haven’t got a chance to reinstall them. They kinda look like pot metal and wasn’t sure if I could in fact weld them, but they came out pretty decent and we’ll see what happens and if they’ll hold up...

It is? Ok guys gotta go[emoji847] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I check everyday and still no Welding Web [emoji853] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Yes I’m pretty successful with them but don’t use a bench grinder on mine. You have to give them a rough shape if pretty bad. I use either a stationary bench belt sander or a angle grinder with a 4 1/2x 7/8 sanding discs plus pad to give them shape. Careful not to “blue” the metal to overheat...

I have a set of 3/8” and 1/2” drive and use them quite often on Hydraulic connections in tight spots. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

You should read motor specification/ID tag and replace with like motor. There’s some important info on there that needs to remain the same like motor voltage, horsepower,amperage and RPM. Most drill presses are 1725rpm single phase power. Pay extra attention to the phase power of your...

This is on eBay. Pretty close to 9/16” grommets that were original. You be the judge! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Looks very similar to a Yost manufacturing co. vise made in Meadville,Pa. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk