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My dad worked in a rail car repair shop and brought a few cotter pins about that size home. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

The "plastic" knobs on the quill feed are actually phenolic, and you can get new ones from McMaster Carr for around $1.50 a piece.

Auto hoods are great.. but a cheap one can do more harm than good. Safety gear is not the place to save a buck especialy when it comes to your eyes. Get a nice fibermetal hood with a fixed shade and save your money for a Good auto hood. I fought my first auto hood for 6 months before i realized...

I have a lisle and the snap$on, the Impact handle with the snap$on kit is better but bits with Lisle kit are better. But I have had the Lisle far longer and it has performed great.

I got mine from Snap$On.

http://kansascity.craigslist.org/tls/4307995200.html Not only did the poster misspell vise (vice) but its misspelled ON THE BOX! So I guess the poster is right...

Old USAF tool box.

old V belt drive bench grinder.

At home= tire chuck & impact. At work= right angle & straight 1/4" collet air motors.

My late 19th century 50lb Columbian post vise (before cleaning and mounting) next to my Wilton swivel jaw. I just got a 25lb Indian post vise thats getting cleaned up now.

Hello all, New guy from the MO-KAN area. My wife says I have tool adiction and I spend to much time in the garage. So this seems like a good place for me.