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6.2 amps! that motor is a beast. I wonder if a grinder of that vintage would fit on the newer generation Craftsman stand?

ryan: I really like that Craftsman machinist box nice find!

Keeping with the Craftsman blue theme.

Thanks drives: Ill have to see what I can come up with.

Ok Ill bite what does BMWRD0 mean?

How cool is that! It must be nice to see an old friend.

With the old style pliers type gaping tool it,s all about how you mount the plug in the tool. A little trial and error -practice will get you repeatable results!

I could use a set so I could retire my Dad,s set!

G-ManBart: What a slick way to do that! I'll never drill and tap one again without trying that first. Thank You. drives: Yes I still have the Tradesman, when I tried and failed to sell it I took that as a sign that I needed to keep it and "find" more vises! so now I have a small collection of...

This was the end result.

Drives: I'm looking forward to seeing some of what must be a massive collection!

drill the pins, then tap yard them out with slide hammer. It's no big deal.

Drill them, tap them and pull them out with a slide hammer.;)

gman007: That Shop King is beautiful ! Would you please tell how you finished the jaw's and the slide? Thank's

d42jeep: Thank you for posting that.

I picked up a nice Powr-Kraft roller today to go with a Powr-Kraft top box that I found awhile back. I don't know what I'm going to do with them, I'm out of room! I need to stop bringing this stuff home.

Drives; I'm still in love with the Craftsman stuff, so much so that I'm thinking about getting rid of my floor standing C Man drill press so that I can bring that stack closer to where I work?

I would buy it for mt Craftsman stack.

I didn't know I needed more than 1 vise -12, or more than 1 drill press -3, or bunches of craftsman tool boxes. Now I know! Thanks G/J

Recent estate sale find in as found condition.