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Hello, I'm in need of a swivel base for my Columbian #20 vise (Or the part where the bolts go through). Take a look at the attached pics and contact me if you have one.. Thanks, Bryan

Well, I really appreciate your support. I guess im stuck trying to find part one ebay if I get lucky. Bryan

Ok, I was able to get the pictures loaded. Anybody know what model number this is or if I can get the swivel part below thats cracked? Thanks, Bryan

Hello everyone, I got a Columbian vise that has the name "Columbian" on the side and the number 20 below the outer jaw. I was curious if anybody know what model number it is as I need a new swivel base plate that the bolts go through allowing it to tighten. I got pics, just can't figure out...

I might go ahead and clean out all the grease and redo it got to be on the safe side. If I take the housing off the base that the bearing sit in, I can spin it way more freely than if its installed. I'm leaning towards that the bearings might not be seated correctly causing torsion and thus the...

But is that normal operating temp? Bryan

Hi Matt, Yes, When I called Dewalt, they said it didn't matter for the rubber seals vs the shielded. Whats your thoughts between the 2? Here is the ebay listing I purchased from...

Hello everyone, I got a DW758 at a yard sale. The owner said the bearings were making noise and needed to be replaced. I decided to purchase it and tear it apart at home. Upon inspection, I found the bearings to be in pretty bad shape and after some research on Google, I was able to find a...

Hi Racer, I plan to take it apart this weekend and see what I can find out. I found the manual online and it speaks of a inline fuse, but I'm pretty sure they are referring to a fuse instead of a circuit breaker in a panel. I've searched google and Youtube with no luck. Any idea where I can...

Hello everyone I've been in the metal fabrication for many years and finally was able to purchase a DOA Miller 875 Plasma Cutter off Ebay. I realize that its probably better to purchase a new one or one that works, but I like the challenge of diagnosing and repairing my own unit. That being...

Yeah, I saw that myself already. I also took another Wilton vise apart to see if the shaft my the 645 will thread, and it did. So I'm on the right track, just have to keep looking until I find a suitable replacement. Bryan

I was wondering the same thing, But not having much luck either. Bryan

Yes, I am, just been busy with this COVID BS ****. But I appreciate the help and support. Bryan

Thank you Kevin, I wasnt sure how to put pictures here. Bryan

No Sir it does not. Atleast I would have seen this when I attached it to the stand. I don't remember that at all. I can take it off and get back to you when I'm allowed back on Campus.

Can you get me in touch with that seller by chance? PM me if possible. Bryan

Thank you for your response and info.

Yeah, Thats why I came here to this fourm. Was hoping to get more info on it.

Vise came from my friends dads shop, was taken to the junkyard by accident where it sat for several years in the rain and seized. Once I was able to acquire it again, I had a student use a torch to heat the nut, but he heated the shaft instead and tried to unscrew it, thus breaking it in 2...

Looking for a vintage threaded spindle shaft and nut for my late 1960s to early 1970s Wilton Vise. It has Schiller Park Illinois on the side if that helps ID-ing it. The length of the spindle from back to front is 13 1/2 inches. I don't know the thread size and neither does Wilton. Appreciate...