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Here is my little PDI 1/8" flat blade screwdriver I found last week to check out.

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I got this Baldor 7" grinder on the factory cast iron pedestal stand from a friend who who bought it for $30 in a school auction in the Austin area. Did a total tear down restoration giving the inside a through cleaning, the bearings were still in good shaped and left in place.

Here's my belt driven Majestic 65 grinder I restored a few years back. Looks to be a high quality cast iron unit with a beautiful Art-Deco style base design and it actually has ball bearings and not the bronze sleeve type bushings.

My early 1950's Delta Homecraft 6" Model 23-600 grinder after a complete restoration. This Homecraft grinder was made in the USA by the Doerr Electric Corporation for Delta-Milwaukee/ Rockwell Manufacturing Co. of Milwaukee Wisconsin. Grinder is a 1/4-HP, spins at 3450 rpm's and weighs 30...

Here is my original Powr Panl on my 1952 Craftsman Modle 100 wood lathe...

Both sets were SOLD off of this website.

Re: Anyone seen this huge Craftsman 12" Tilt Arbor Cabinet Table Saw 3HP 220/240v be I restored a nice 1950 Unisaw and one of my customer buddies offered me money for it until I cried "Uncle" after it was all restored... But, I still had my 1966 Craftsman Floor Model cabinet saw also so I took...

Re: Anyone seen this huge Craftsman 12" Tilt Arbor Cabinet Table Saw 3HP 220/240v be I hear what you are saying... If I remember right I think that table saw was marketed as a 12-14" size by Craftsman, and I think maybe Laguna did also. TS may have had a 1" arbor that a lot of people do not...

Craftsman Collectors: Two vintage collectible Craftsman "V"series ratchets in 1/4" and 3/8" drive in pristine condition. These "V" series tools were manufactured for Sears by Moore Drop Forging of Springfield, MA and later renamed Easco Corp. which were all produced in Springdale Arkansas after...

This is my Oliver Machinery Co. woodworking vise I have mounted on my rolling work bench. Not a vise you see out there very often if at all, I have never have seen another one myself in person.

Those old Columbian wood working vises are VERY nice and well built. I was given this 3-C vise which I restored that was going to be tossed into a scrape metal barrel at a machine shop that was just beyond a stupid thing to do! I'm not a fan of those galvanized pipe handles people use (they do...

Re: Anyone seen this huge Craftsman 12" Tilt Arbor Cabinet Table Saw 3HP 220/240v be I remember that Craftsman cabinet saw in the Power Tools catalog for sure in the early 1990's. It was a Taiwan made machine for sure like you all mentioned. Just like the Granger Dayton and Lobo versions I...

Vintage Wooden Tool Chest was SOLD off of this website.

That is used for cutting wire and softer metals like on a regular anvil using a round Pritchel hole with a drop in pointed attachment like you have there on your vise.

I had one of the 18" Craftsman-Parks Machinery made band saws and it was a thing of beauty to use and just look at after I restored it...

Replaced the double row water pump style bearing in this Craftsman Model 100 12" band saw and the same bearing used in the arbor on this 1950 Craftsman Model 80 8" bench saw also:D

I have replace those double row "water pump" style bearings in that same 103. Model 100 band saw and the exact same bearing used in a Model 80 8" bench saw also. Saw has a factory pressed in (set by a tiny 4-40 slotted set screw) "Water Pump" style arbor/bearings assembly. The original Sears...

A VERY nice old ad there Fierljeppen...thanks much! And I may have to start looking for a Wilton "Toddler" here soon also...lol I found this website here with a lot on old vise maker information also: www.vintagevises.com/vise_library.html

Yes, it is a 3" wide jaw as you correctly pointed out. Did Wilton make a 2.5" version do you know? I've seen those 2" wide jaw "Baby Wilton" vises which are ALWAYS expensive and very collectible nowadays...lol