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Btw clamp board down the length of the outfeed.... Not across it... Sent from my LG-M327 using Tapatalk

You need to drill holes in the angle and attach something to sit ABOVE the rollers. If every single suggestion you have gotten you arw misinterpreting what everyone is saying.. It is like we're beating a dead horse here.... Sent from my LG-M327 using Tapatalk

22george nice find on that vise! Sent from my LG-M327 using Tapatalk

We used to have the same thing at an old job of mine.. Was used after a roll former to make metal skins for walk in coolers and freezers.. They had a piece of angle iron attached to the top.. The stop was large had modified vise grips and heavy roller wheels on it. It was made out of 3/16" steel...

Was just about to suggest the same thread as the guy above me... But from my experience $20 isn't bad at all for that. Sent from my LG-M327 using Tapatalk

Came across this a little bit ago and thought I'd share. Yes I know some will cringe watching parts of it as I did. Reason that I'm sharing is because I came across one locally a while back and it is what started my vise hobby. It also led me here as well. Interestingly enough I happened across...

Came across this a little bit ago and thought I'd share. Yes I know some will cringe watching parts of it as I did. Reason that I'm sharing is because I came across one locally a while back and it is what started my vise hobby. It also led me here as well. Interestingly enough I happened across...

Been a whipe since ive posted. Recent acquisition here and can't find any information anywhere. There are very few markings on it. They are only numbers like the ones pictured. Anyone seen anything like this before? Sent from my LG-M327 using Tapatalk

I was meaning to post in there and go from there... That is where all the vise nuts are... But ooook. Sent from my LG-M327 using Tapatalk

Go check this thread out. They will have all the info you need. https://r.tapatalk.com/shareLink?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww%2Egaragejournal%2Ecom%2Fforum%2Fshowthread%2Ephp%3Ft%3D44782&share_tid=44782&share_fid=20318&share_type=t Sent from my LG-M327 using Tapatalk

Just thought I would throw this up real quick. Haven't had a chance to mess with any of the vises that I had acquired recently but I had a few minutes to mess with this. Found this a few minutes ago and got a nice laugh. Only because this is a $40 investment. It is obviously torn down now but...

This makes me sad/angry for the fact there was one of these listed here the other day for $50!! The person never responded to the messages I sent but did read them(item was listed on Facebook) and a day later marked it as sold. Very upsetting that people can't simply respond to a message...

I actually do not have it on eBay. Only listed locally on OfferUp and through Facebook. I have honestly never used eBay other than looking at things. Sent from my LG-M327 using Tapatalk

Surprisingly haven't had a single offer here for this little guy I finished. Well minus the handle really. Its seen better days but I did straighten it out. Only message I have received was one asking if the rear part of the body could be used as an anvil [emoji23] Sent from my LG-M327 using...

Came across this yesterday and liked the base they made and put it on.. She also has another Wilton as Well. If I had the money if absolutely jump on this. Sent from my LG-M327 using Tapatalk

It is currently the largest vise that I have purchased weighing 67lbs. Here are some pics of measurements Sent from my LG-M327 using Tapatalk

That would be perfect for motorcycle fork rebuilds!! Sent from my LG-M327 using Tapatalk

Well I found the 165 stamping on both pieces after I got it all apart. I'm a happy little ******. $40 well spent Sent from my LG-M327 using Tapatalk

Well I just couldn't help myself.. No markings that I can see. Its definitely seen some work for sure. Any ideas? Sent from my LG-M327 using Tapatalk

I'll try and get some better pictures later after I hopefully get my garage torn apart and reorganized. Here is a little score that ended up less than a half mile from me. Initially went only for the cadet but then he pulled the other one out. They are oily as a leaky old pickup for some reason...