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https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=325057&highlight=craftsman+pedestal There is already pretty good thread regarding adding casters to an existing stand. It was an option with the original, but ball casters of that size do not seem to be available any more.

This is one I found at the bottom of an old toolbox I bought at a garage sale. I.A.M. Local 311 is in Los Angeles.

Evaporust is best rust remover I have found, especially for small items like this.

This UPOL hardener will NOT work with Rustoleum, which the OP is using. This product is for catalyst-based curing only.

Caswell Plating also has a good selection of shaft extenders/adaptors. https://www.caswellplating.com/catalogsearch/result/?cat=0&q=shaft

Wow---you're really patient. It's been six years since the original post!

"Medical grade" vs "Industrial grade" N95s are quite different. Medical grade respirators are also fluid resistant. If healthcare workers have to use industrial masks (due to lack of medical-grade), they will should also being using a full face shield to "protect" the mask. The medical-grade...

Go t o the first page of this thread. You will find a wealth of information.

Is it possible that those are just cracks in the paint?

I found another SwingSpout oiler at an estate sale today. It looks to be in pretty good condition, though somewhat dirty. I think a little cleanup with Dawn dish soap should get it looking pretty good. I've never seen a 5 qt oiler before, but it makes sense to use one large oiler to fill up for...

I hit two estate sales today As usual, there were crowds when I arrived about 15 minutes before they were going to open (luckily, at different times). At the first sale I found a set of Craftsman SAE combo wrenches (+plus one add-on) and a Mitutoyo digital caliper for $25 altogether. At the...

Lexan will give you the best protection at a reasonable cost. Are the eye shields contained in a frame?

Ummmmmmm, one of the molds is for vaginal suppositories (MUCH larger). This thread is getting weirder with every post:eyecrazy:

Hmmmm, a business opportunity?:eyecrazy: The original $13 price tag in 1895 would be $398 in 2020. A user would really have to crank out a lot of silver bullets to make it pay.

Amazing--it looks like mine. Hard to believe that two of these old suppository makers survived, only to end up within a few miles of each other.

I work in infection Prevention at a large hospital. The gloves in boxes are not sterile, and they are not for protection of the patient, rather they protect the wearer. How well do they protect? Research on "glove failure" shows that ~15% of gloves leak after 10 minutes of wearing. Your best...

Any time I take something apart, I put the various pieces in ziplock bags. Small pieces go in small bags, labeled (with a description in case I forget what it is), and the small bags are placed into a large ziplock, labeled, etc.

This thread is 3 years old. They've probably settled up.

"C" is for China. Generic Chinese vise.

A long "coast down" time can indicate dry bearings. They may need to be replaced.