Older vise parts?

[Jenkins]

My father in law passed away about a month ago and I was given his vise. Based on what I’ve found online it’s a 5” Continental International multipurpose vise? Or atleast looks just like them. It’s missing some of the jaw parts for the pipe side. Are those a semi standardized piece or is it specific to this vise? I’m not looking to restore it or anything. Just make it fully functional as a multipurpose vise. It’s definitely seen its share of use and seems like it’ll do the job for my needs great. I tore it apart and cleaned it up a bit but I’m going to pretty much leave it as is and start beating on stuff.

 

[Farmer J.]

You could try Logan Kendrick

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High quality Wilton replacement bench vise jaws as well as Reed, Prentiss & most other manufacturers. If not listed, I can make them! Heat-treated A2 tool steel bench vise jaws are incredibly strong and long-lasting. I offer replacement handles & other parts as well as all other custom machining...

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[Jenkins]

You could try Logan Kendrick

AntiqueVises.com | Wilton & other bench vise jaw replacements

High quality Wilton replacement bench vise jaws as well as Reed, Prentiss & most other manufacturers. If not listed, I can make them! Heat-treated A2 tool steel bench vise jaws are incredibly strong and long-lasting. I offer replacement handles & other parts as well as all other custom machining...

www.antiquevises.com

I just shot him an email thanks!

I guess worse case I can probably attempt to make some parts with my poor skills and some ingenuity. My super poor welding skills has made me an expert grinder.

 

[slowtwitch73]

That vise was made under a number of names... it's a good stout Asian vise.

If you don't have luck I may be able to find time to make one for you.

 

[Roberts210]

With one pipe jaw it will still hold a round piece, it just won't hold it as securely.