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The first view from the back made me think it was a loading ramp but seeing from the front it was open leads me to think it was a coal bunker.

I also like that Walmart device. I may have to get one.

If a plunger does not clear it try a closet auger. https://duckduckgo.com/?q=closet+auger+toilet&t=newext&atb=v269-1&ia=web

Yes! Yes!

The metal "tins" are usually good for 50 years.;)

Thanks

Nice score. I have the same Craftsman table saw. What is your fence upgrade?

Also to measure between two points.

I have done some mig welding with a vise mounted on an outdoor stainless table. Most of the spatter stuck to the table leaving a rusty mess! It would be better to have a hot rolled plate.

Klein calls them "Combo".

Yeah, that and making the coffee run.

A little oil would help.

Look for a Tom Silva roofing video on "Ask This Old House"

Ha! you have my same exact Craftsman table saw complete with the Visegrip.

Oh, and there is a thread entitled, "Vintage Craftsman Table Saw Thread" under Vintage Tools.

This one looks like the best deal if you do not have a router table. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000H6HGYA/?tag=atomicindus08-20 I bought my first insert from Rockler but since I now have a router table I have made several more. I fashioned a pin that hooks into the table at the rear. One I used...

I recently bought a Bosch router ($189) at Lowe's. They gave me about $5.33 discount -- my guess it was explained some place in their fine print. My military discount is pined to my phone number.

Yes, pretty nice stand.

The Car Talk guys tried it in the '70s or '80s.

Drill bits