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Best suggestion I ever had was to build it twice the size of what you think you need. :3gears:

Thanks for the Post. Well Done :beer:

Scarfed a Reed 404 recently. During disassembly I could not remove the Static Jaw Nut. Yes,..I removed the pin. However, I can still not remove it. Yes I whacked pretty good with a large pin and hammer but it will not budge. Any suggestions? I have never encountered this on any vise before. I...

Sure,..I am interested as will be other GJ weenies. Let us know more about the product. Pictures, specs, etc.

Fiberglass Eraser works very well on contacts and edge connectors.

Sleep tight and keep those batteries fresh in your smoke alarm. :willy_nil

Get a pumice/lava stone. You will be amazed how well it cleans your hands. Especially when you have paint and hard to remove thingeze on your hands/arms. You can either get a manufatured one at the beauty supply house or a natural one.

Always replace it with a good quality gasket and if it is an Amarican OHV V-8 use silicon RTV on the front and back portions. :3gears:

Welcome to the GJ. Got some pictures Russian Tools, Vises, etc. you could show us?

That is a very Nice Wilton Chris. Never seen a Wilton like that. :thumbup:

Just put a wire brush or sanding disc on your hand grinder and get after it. I have had very good results with this method. Just be sure to use leather gloves and safety glasses I do not like to use stripping chemicals. If I did I ended up using the hand grinder described above. :3gears:

I liked my Radial Arm Saw. It was a 10" Dewalt. I wish I still had it. RAS's have been replaced by the newer compound miter saws. But a 'RAS' is a very good tool for cross cutting. Using one to rip can be dangerous if you do not use it properly. If it is good enough for Norm,..it is good...

After restoring larger vises I decided to restore a few small ones. Here are two in the jaws of my big Yost. The top one is a small Prentiss and below is a small Athol.

It is best to locate your ground rods outside. There is a possibility that you may need more than two ground rods. It depends on the conductivity of the soil in your area. Normally, two is adequate. But your soil conductivity should be measured to be sure. Caldweld your connection to the...

Way overpriced and his shipping is too. :3gears:

Paragon 3000 made by Texas Refinery Corp. :3gears:

You could go with Butcher Block or Maple Top,...then have a Stainless Steel removable top. Viola!!... and have the best of both worlds. 2 cents :3gears:

Hmmm,...let's see,..what about a Mason Jar? Then you take and dump it in your flower bed to keep the Cats from crapping in your flower beds, if needed. Otherwise you toss it into the toilet the next trip. :willy_nil

Cool as heck. Innovative. Awesome.:beer:

Finally found a Baby Wilton for a good price. It works good but a little ugly. This is before; Then I did a minor restoration. What a contrast to my Wilton 800S :3gears: