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Nothing wrong with that Rockford, looks like a beefy strong vise. And a user. 10$. Wow. BCD.

I have the Makita 1013 I think is the model #. There isn't one thing I would change about it that can make it better. BCD.

I would also use PL (panel adhesive) in between the 2 layers, screws and offset the joints like someone else said. This will stop the squeaking you'll create with the 2 layers, and make it stronger. Stuff is cheap and comes in a caulking tube. BCD.

These are what I have. Simple, no cords, plugs and hanging chains to deal with. The third pic is old, but now with the white steel on the wall it's brighter. Bcd

Here's a more recent pic. Plus my new paper weight in the shop office. Bcd

I have a similar one from the same era also. A 956A, not sure what the A and B are suppose to mean. :headscrat BCD

I havent had any trouble with the compressors but with mine its always been the fan that quits. I take the motor apart clean it and put a few drops of oil on the shaft. But a month later is ceases up again, tried different oils but same thing. So I changed out the fan motor with a ball bearing...

Welcome aboard, I'm too lazy to look it up but where's Kootenays? BCD.

Have you checked with online diagrams, I haven't been to the site for a while but check out "Logan actuators" I've got drawings for my Logan there, you can still get parts and they might have other drawings also. BCD

If I had them they would be all scraped. If you go through every screw and nail and as many buckets and pails as I can imagine you have to deal with your going to be a long time at it. BCD.

I noticed the seam sealer I used took a long time to dry throughly , it got a skin on it but took a while to get solid. ( weeks) Was it still soft when you sprayed the undercoating over top? BCD.

Welcome fellow tradesman. BCD

I want the Read Seal model 68#. 282lbs. Wow! BCD.

Looks decent to me. Check out the chuck and the belts. Is that 175US? Or other? If I needed one I would be seriously considering this. BCD.