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Yes I am on BCF and talk to a few folks on there user tr3aguy

Thanks for the warning about the body. I have the body cleaned already but needs some more panel replacement! The shop here I have talked to is a bit pricey, I am sure a lot of that is the area I live in.

Nice looking car....this one I am working on my father in law bought it new in 1957!

I had thought about having it powder coated but cost is my factor now

Send it my way I am in Virginia! Does it have the hardware. Pm my with pictures

I am working on a car project, 1957 Triumph TR3A, I have been sandblasting a lot of the little bits and using rattle cans to paint. I am now getting to some larger parts that will not fit in the blaster. So what is the best methods for cleaning, degreasing and prepping so I can paint some...

+1 for meeting away from the home! I am a big guy too but I would rather not give anyone a reason to start snooping around. That being said I have purchased items and went to pick up at people's homes, never thought twice about it.

What kind of stripper and how do you get rid of the debris?

That would be a no on the dust collection and not likely it will happen unless I rig it somehow

Wow so picked up some fine material and switched it out, spent most of my lunch cleaning parts.....two things I will need, a shower and more dusk masks. Does a great job cleaning up stuff but messy as he&* . I dialed it down to about 80 psi and that seem to pick up and run fine. I love the fact...

So I am working on a car project and have a beat up cabinet at work. It can be used by me off duty etc but the media has been worked over. I want to dump it and put in some new stuff, just trying to find the best kind of media and the best price. I mostly will be removing dirt, rust, paint and...

So I am happy to say after much searching I pulled the trigger on a Hobart Handler 140 with a coupon code and on sale plus a competitor price match I got a deal! Now just need to hunt down a bottle for the gas hook up and start dialing in some practice. Thanks for the advise and tips, I think in...

So here is what I found upon some more research. Is this repairable?

Here is the vise Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Does this help?

Ok so I am relatively new to this repair vise thread so my question was how to find the proper base to replace this one! The number I referenced was stamped on the current base around the outer ring. I tried to search for a part number that might fit this current size vise but did not find any...

So looks like the base I need is the 101084 but I see others similar but not sure if this will cross over and a different base will work?? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

That is the style base I need for the 450 I am working on! JP Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Thanks for the advise, it is kind of not the priority at the moment. I do believe it should have some kind of service plate on the end to cover the screw, it is missing. Were the handles on these just steel with ball ends of did it have a rubber insulator too? I do believe that is I mounted it...

How would i know it was the right one for the base?? Also can a metal shop weld a handle in for it? JP