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I will second that. SO COOL!!!

Horn: That is a thing of beauty there sir. You do fantastic work :bowdown:

Those are some wise words!! those are some wise words!

Oh interesting. I have not seen a knock off one. My next question was going to be how you liked the Emmert and if it was as good as all the hype. They sell for crazy money.

I agree the lamp is cool and the vise is over the top cool!

That’s a fantastic bench Leonard. Tons of storage space. Is that a Emmert pattern vise?

Yes that is worthy of being displayed. And if you ever wanted to do any electrolysis it would probably work good for that.

Jumpman-z: Sometime in the 50’s. Some of the earliest heritage logos showed up in the late forties. That has to be one of the cleanest boxes I have seen. Nice find.

Congrats that is a great find for sure!

WOW!!! You definitely **** That is incredible

Wow that is a beast! Do you know how much it weighs? You did a fantastic job restoring it.

WOW that thing is an awesome find :bowdown::bowdown: and only 20 mins from your house. That’s incredible. It’s good to know that it went to someone who appreciates it.

Cypress: That is a really nice looking setup. I really like the green color scheme. How do you like your Husky auto air hose real? I am in the process of trying to figure out which one to buy.

I know it’s to late now but they make wedges to get the chucks off. Search Jacobs wedge set, they are not very expensive. Then you just squeeze them together with a c-clamp.

Thanks ooba tooba for the info but that’s a little more that I want to spend. Part of the fun is the hunt for a good deal! One day it will come my way.

Ed, that is an incredible collection :bowdown::bowdown::bowdown: Now if I could only find just one!

The red pinstripes look nice.

Doug you did a fantastic job getting that compound arm repaired. My 3 1/2 C has some wear on that arm as well, not quite as bad as yours was. For what little bit of pressing I will be doing in my basement shop I don’t think I will get mine repaired. It is just amazing to me to think about just...

Mike: Thanks, I had to Google that and watch a short video, non-machinist here :dunno: I am thinking that a previous owner must have pulled pretty hard on the ships wheel and created a burr on the shaft. dwall174: I only had 4 guys and a cheap Harbor Frieght hardwood dolly to move my press!

Drives: I got lucky on this one. The ships wheel is an original Famco option. [dwal: That ships-wheel probably works good for light pressing needs. ] The Ships wheel is not supposed to be used for leverage, even though it sure looks like it should be. The problem is that it is only mounted...