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I passed up one of these recently at auction for under $500 all in with fees. Still kicking myself for it !

day we scheduled our weeding, so I made hot iron brand for the wood centerpieces. Although at this point not sure if it will be postponed due to virus.

Well done! pics of the drill press?

yes you know it, why do you think I have been on machine buying spree...:drool:

34.5" which I find is a nice compromise for working while standing up or tig welding sitting on a stool. I am 5'10"

Right before the whole world stopped I was able to pickup this 12x36 Enco lathe I bought at an auctions. I cut it close, just few days before the pickups were suspended until..:headscrat I'm not too impressed with the old tanker desk stand but very excited about finally having a proper size lathe.

I have seen this for sale in Chicagoland marketplace, is it yours? It looks like someone modified some kind of machine which had a knee with their own pillow block/shaft setup/

can you make a narrower opening bottom die, you should be able to do 1/2" leg

Appreciate it. Shop is approximately 1100 sqft, 4 bays 3 of which are double deep. Unfortunately it holds 4 cars so my shop space is limited to less than half of the total square footage.

Made some progress on my Pexto slit shear conversion to a bead roller. Had to extend the upper shaft, mill a T-slot into the upper trunion casting. Here I made some test passes with Baileigh 1/4 round dies. Next step is to add DC motor to the setup oh and maybe a coat of paint?

bump, would work on the price a bit for GJ member

Bump, would make a good start to welding positioner project

Sold

This is 5" jaw machinist vise

These were casted without a name since they were sold to snap on and other brands and would make it much easier to white label. Notice both stamps 17XX, the 65 refers to 6.5" jaw width etc. for example:

Thank you sir, it was pretty exciting. Probably my best vise find, the c2 looks almost new, best shape out of the lot.

My new pickup of 4 bullets. Left to right: C1, 400S machinist, C2, 400 machinist pre 60s The C2 is beastly, 12 oz can for scale reference

I believe member zmotorsports is very happy with his PM

I would strongly recommend to go with either square column or even better a knee mill. Here is my Enco Knee 6x26 knee mill. In midwest these come up from time to time for 700-2k range.

Will consider offers