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ok, NOW it's finished. Installed the stepped washer I machined that locates the wave washers and itself into the dynamic jaw. ZERO backlash just like I like it. There's a bronze bushing inside there as well to eliminate screw wobble.

Just needs some lubricants and screw retaining bits installed and it's ready to work.

W. Bingham Co. Cardinal - the latest vise rehab project. Cleaned, did some fettling to make it fit/work a little smoother, made new jaw faces (just smooth). Now time to glass bead bare, prime, paint. I'll post again when it's ready to reenter the workforce.

Picked up as part of a lot of items. Wasn't looking for another vise just worked out that way. Not sure I'll keep it. If I do, I'm equally unsure if it's left as is (with a little wipe down and lube) or make it nicey-nice again.

Do you still have that?

_-_-_

Other than stop rings for the handle, the 0 is (finally) done and ready to go to a new home (keeping the 1 after a similar refurbishment). Shimmed it 'just so' and it works perfectly. Fun and rewarding project.

Very, very cool.

Relaxed beyond adjustment from non-use. :headscrat I would say you were sold a dud and the seller knew. If what you say is true/accurate, there's no reason to expect any clicker wrench to last any more than a year or two under regular use. I bought a Craftsman clicker in the late 80's. It was...

I bagged two Dakes a few weeks ago. A Model 0 and a Model 1. Both missing their plates but otherwise in perfect working order. $200 for the pair. Here's the Model 1. The other's already taken to bits and is half way to being repainted.

I believe they are welded in. The vise is 'all forged' and the pipe jaws are hardened and so, either way, they're not cast. Point taken though.

https://www.cpooutlets.com/ridgid-f-45-f-series-4-1-2-in.-forged-bench-vise/rgsn66987.html allegedly free shipping, even to HI. don't forget the promo code.

I suspect you're spot on. ;) I have always and will always drain it from the sump plug or (as currently fitted) a Fumoto valve.

https://www.northerntool.com/shop/tools/product_200482227_200482227 Not endorsing any machine. Just giving an example of what you can get new.

No. This one was in Akron. Is there one available in CF? I'd be interested in that. I have two Wards Riverside (Benelli) 250s I'm also sorting out.

Yesterday, I added yet another motorcycle to the fleet (back to 7). Gilera 106SS (sold by/as a Sears way back). Ugly paint but, 98% complete, has spark, and engine spins. No compression so, this morning, I pulled the top end off for a look see. Rings were gummed up, which has now been removed...

I've long wondered the same. Of course, I've simultaneously wondered why it's used in conjunction with the word 'vapor'. It's neither a vapor nor is it (supposed to) hone. Honing is the final step in material removal. It is a very minimal removal but, it is measurable. Wet blasting (what I...

It drills small holes in metals easily (1/2" is max I've tried). I am working on building up an intermediate pulley so I can slow things for larger holes. It will also get a 1/4" thick aluminum plate between it and the drawer set/stand it's on to stiffen things up. Looking for a cross slide, too.

I snagged a Delta DP-220 for $85 this summer. Bought it from the grandson of the original owner. Still has its original light fixture. Near zero no runout. No idea how old it is other than the last patent listed on the tag is from '37. Here's a pic of the serial # tag.