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Great idea. What did you use to modify it?

Memory's. Mine was the Craftsman 1/2-inch drill. Thought I broke my arm a few times.

Wow and only $2 bucks. I am a firm believer that the younger generation will go back to using these tools. There is a sign of it now.

No. I didn't. Just another rabbit hole. :geek:

Anyone recognize the middle grips? I found them at our Ky Court days. I thought they were Dewitt time frame with the hex bolt on the adjustment. But all they say is Japan and forge jaw on the side of the jaw. Thanks men and women.:unsure:

Very cool idea. Now I have to look at mine.

Was that about the same time they were putting cocaine in pop? lol

Sorry to get off subject. But I fished above Sudbury Canada for more than ten years. Every fish is too tree pounders eh. Here in Ky it is eatch yet? naw dyou? ont too? awyite. And I lived the Appalachians mountains of Pa yoos guys.

YOU CAN DO IT. ;)

You have to go down the hole that they provided. It's a deep one.

Now that is a vise. Good score. But what kind of energy did it take to break that jaw? After watching the videos on vise comparisons, there had to have some porosity or flaw in the metal.

And now the Crowbar is affiliated with Jim Crow. Learn something new every day.

That is cool. Would you part with it?

Mine is not near as complex as those patent models. Come on RTM you can find it.

How many of those does he have? I want one. How much Don?

I see what you're saying. Jim Crow RR cars. But I don't believe the tool is affiliated with Jim Crow.

I like your second hypothesis. We will go with that. :sneaky:

But 40 and 80lb rails is awfully heavy for mining rails.

Uhm don't shaggy. Where is Lugz?

Thanks, 4cy. I will forever regard it as a Miners Helper. I lost track of my information. Pun intended.