Super vise

[bluesboy]

Anyone know what it was used for?

 

[lostmind]

Watch repair?

 

[fl18guy]

tying knots if the price is right.

 

[bczygan]

Railroad work?

Where did you find it?

Any names or numbers on it?

What does it weigh?

Bill

 

[bluesboy]

Not mine should have more clear on that. Just thought it was interesting.

 

[bczygan]

Not mine should have more clear on that. Just thought it was interesting.

Who's is it?

Where is it?

Bill

 

[Rrumbler]

My comment, spoken out loud to just the dog and cat was, "holy ****". That is a big sucker.

 

[Brad54]

When you need to clamp a planet to adjust the bearings on it's axis, that's the vise you use.

-Brad

 

[gregtwojeeps]

Well, whatever it was used for...it was serious.

 

[BFBOB]

Not a clue what it's for, but I want one!

 

[jabberwoki]

They were used in the old days for testicular examination

 

[EarlyBroncoGuy]

Hopefully you won't have to supervise a super vise - I mean, if it's so super, it ought to be able to di it's job on it's own, without anyone having to stand over it and watch it all the time.

 

[Super Mech]

Looks like the wheels were added on. Maybe just to move it? Seems as if it has holes in the bottom to bolt into the floor.

 

[Al Bundy]

Post it over on the vises thread. They'll know who made it, when, where and what it was used for.

 

[DCarr2]

If I had to gander a geuss I would say something to do with large ships that go on the ocean or maybe the great lakes.

Could also be for earth moving equipment where you need alot of power to align two extrordinary heavy peices together while you try not to take off fingers.

Thatd be cool to sand blast paint and put in my living room

 

[ZRX61]

Post it over on the vises thread. They'll know who made it, when, where and what it was used for.

it's been posted there before a time or two, I posted it once. We haven't even found out where the pic was taken.

 

[pepi]

Watch repair?

Exactly has that soft jaw is how I could tell