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You might notice I have guards on the floor for a third one I am restoring. I have a C-man pre-block grinder and a nice Millers Falls, but these Delta's are much heavier-duty. I love 'em!

Picked up this beauty, then another one without the pedestal! The one with the pedestal got a cleanup, but the paint is all original, and it runs very smoothly. The other one will get some love.

Picked up this little beauty a while back. Not working now, but hope to get it working soon. Kinda cute...

Just got an Ausco D-1901 today. Looks exactly like the jack at post #212. Does anyone have an idea of how old it is? Any sources for parts of seal kits? Kind of new to this, so I could use some guidance. Thanks.

I was wondering if anyone has one of these models of engine lifts? I just scored this one at an auction recently. It looks old, but not sure how old as there is not much info out there about this company. I believe it was made by CAM Tool Company of Oakland, CA but beyond that not much else...

That's a nice drill! I just picked one of these up too, but I've discovered there are a couple of versions of this drill. Mine only has a 1904 patent date on it, where yours looks to have both the 1904 and 1910 dates. There's a few other differences too. Heavy little beasts, aren't they...

Just restored this one recently. Works smoooth.

Wrenchguy, Thanks for the link. I've seen your video before, and your press is one that inspired me to look, for one of these Weavers. Did you end up painting it red? Also, when you cleaned it up, did you take the wheel/ram mechanism apart? I'm looking to do that, but wondering if there's a...

Jim, Mine came with the round plate also. I wish mine was the 28 ton version with the "speed" feature, but I'm glad to have this one. I have the original lever/rod, and it measures 27" long and 7/8" diameter. No taper or knurling, just straight rod.

I've been looking on and off for a Weaver press, and stumbled on this one that wasn't too far away. Owner had it since 1970s and got it from a school district. I'm super excited to have it, as it came with all the original parts, except some u-shaped channel, but that should be easy enough to...

Yes, I did use cold bluing. I like the darker look of the hardware.

Yeah, it's sad. I already have four others to work on.

I can see how you guys get into this. First time I have restored a vise, so be gentle......

Wow, that turned out really nice. Love the color! Did you paint the slide?

Hey James, When that 88c is mounted on that ERA, you must cut on the push, not the pull? Does the board want to come toward you when you cut it? Sean

Wow, James, that is quite a display! Do you have a favorite ot of all of those saws? I have a PC 88c that I just got and need to clean up. I'll probably talk to you about it. I've already sent you a msg on another forum about a D6. Sean

Beautiful saw, Don!

Thought it might be fun to start a thread on vintage handheld power tools. I'll start by posting my latest find, an old Craftsman saber saw and storage case with original paperwork. It is in amazing condition for its age. Let's see what y'all got!

Wow, beautiful press. I'm guessing that press was made sometime in the 50s. Really cool it's in such nice shape and you got the 3rd pulley set up too, which is somewhat rare. Nice find!

Thanks for the info! What do you mean it looks like Plomb "LA"? What does the LA mean?