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Yes . Private message me and we can discuss your needs and price. Bill

This should clean up nice. Any one know who made it. Does have a few holes drilled in table but not a issue for me to use

Looks like a twin to my last post but different machine. Missing a few parts that I hope I can find to get this restored this winter. I do have a belt sander but not American made. I think it's 1967 by data plate and a little newer than the band saw I last posted Any help with parts missing...

Just to answer a few questions. The owner is a good friend and I Help out at the yard just about every day. Snow removal in winter, keep used oil burner going and grading yard in summer and just about anything I can help with. I usually go every day as I am a retired Lineman. The owner is...

While cleaning up this vise the threaded rod hold down clamp has a patent date of Nov 26 1867 and is broken I'm sure that is not the date of manufacturing. Any thoughts?

Does anyone know if hold down bolt is threaded into base or is it cast and cannot be removed? Thanks for help with this. Bill

Lol..thanks enjoy seeing your posts Wish we lived closer would like to meet you

Good day yesterday, 2 good items but I only get to keep one of them. First is Charles Parker vise. Has CC cast in it so what model is it? This is the item I get to keep Second is really nice Delta Milwaukee band saw 1949 according to S.N. this I have to get going for the owner this winter...

Looking for original knife setting gauge for Performax model 240 bench top planer sold at menards. I know I can buy something after market but would like a original one thanks. Bill

Looks great! Welcome to the GJ.

You are on the correct forum. Lots of experts here that will answer your question

Can anyone identify this old wood vise? No name on it only 561A and 561B Thanks for any info.

Have a few parts for wilton vise for sale. Missing movable jaw, and nut but have the rest of parts. Reasonable offers for someone to complete their vise.

I agree with you 100%. It's a throw away world today. I love finding things to fix and restore.

Found all but movable jaw. Looks like a wilton but no markings. Any idea of brand? Only thing wrong is nut is wore out. Hopefully will find movable jaw tomorrow. If I can't find maybe someone will need parts. 6" jaws. Thanks for any identification!

Were Fulton anvils sold by Sears? Internet says they were only made a few years in 1920's . Is this true?

Well I guess it need a lot of wacks!! It finally came off. Thanks for the replies

Finished restoring drill works great. Still cannot get chuck off to clean up. Tried Allen wrench in chuck and gave it a few good wacks..no movement. Any other suggestions? Thanks for any help with this Bill

Jacobs multi-craft MC10R64 Is it Regular thread? Not left hand

Would like to restore this old drill. Anyone done one of these? Is chuck threaded on? No screw visible in bottom of chuck. Also anyone have pics of disassembly instructions? Thanks for any help Bill