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You have received the correct answer,,,the dynamic jaw is likely from an earlier vise. You should not post a new topic on someone elses thread.....it would be helpful if you started a new topic since others may benefit from it in the future and it would be hard to find in a different thread.

I think I PM-ed you -- did you get it?

How did your allen screws fit in. DId you have to thread the hole?

Got a video of you removing the pins?

On all my other wiltons it is tight and does not move. It is a factory anomaly?

See pic...I circled the problem area. Just got this vise on ebay. 1954 C1. The back end of the vise moves ever so slightly when you open the vise....you can see the crack...not even a hundredth of an inch but you can feel it and see it move. Can this be tightened up? The pins in the side...

I have this really nice set of older 10 inch dividers, stamped FOREIGN. There seems scant info on this moniker....but I have found that the tool might be post WW 1.... a company would mark its own products that it was going to export. It seems like Germany may have done this. Anyone have any...

I just found one of those small Langelier jeweler's drill presses. Works great as found. Made in Providence RI.

This does appear to have that quick adjust feature, and I see that the threads are interrupted. SO once I lubed up the back end, if you have the non-threads point up (as if it were mounted) the back end will move, which is correct, if it were mounted. I don't really like the feature but maybe...

I have a woodworker's Desmond W7 vise. It seems to have some design that prevents the handle from making a complete revolution and I can't seem to solve how it is supposed to function or what the feature is supposed to accomplish. See second pic of the blue vise....I circled the two "nubs"...

Thought you guys would like to see this one. I did a small garage cleanout and got this Delta grinder free-for-the-hauling. It works great and I have done nothing to it yet. The lights in the eye shields even come on! The base is unusual and seems as old as the grinder.

I have an old 3 lb blacksmith hammer...it has the words WALKER, QUINCY stamped under the head. I can't find any onfo on this one. Any ideas on origin?

I have these two anvils....both are right at 10 lb each. My question: what are they?...regarding type of construction, type of metal, age, purpose. I see a seam on the one on the left, although no seam on the face. The one on the right shows no seam. The one on the left has a couple numbers...

Can you identify the maker?

Make offer pick up in SMithfield RI This is a very clean Hanson Fusion Welder in working condition. Made in USA (Attleboro Mass) Great for art, jewelry, tack welding, etc.

make an offer! Please see all the detailed pics with measuring tape. This is a vintage Rouse slide for milling machine It is in working order and excellent condition. It displays all the quality, style, and best tool steel of our earlier manufacturing era. Cool piece that you can use! I...

I have a Hanson Systems Welder (fusion welder) in good condition. Anyone have any thoughts about the value of these or popularity / desirability? I am getting ready to list it and just want to know more opinions on it...I can't find any comps or info. Made in MAssachusetts.

so it seems to be this? https://www.travers.com/cutter-grinding-fixture/p/67-803-027/ (union?) cutter grinder sharpening fixture cutter finger end mill grinding fixture

Can anyone help me identify this...who made it....what it fits....what it is called...what it does....etc. thanks!

The number 4 is so rare...can't find any closed listings. Only on Worthpoint which I don't have a membership to.