CwazyWabbit
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So here's a question - has any of the UK GJers or Record vice/vise collectors seen a 4x series Record vise?
Thrumcap
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There are the 41x series of drill press vices, are they the ones you mean?
So here's a question - has any of the UK GJers or Record vice/vise collectors seen a 4x series Record vise?
Thrumcap
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Divesit, this is a Vise site so I'll keep it simple: If Manning retires you will lose Wilson to Denver. He should have already been locked up but your owner is cheap. Brady has 4, count 'em, 4 super bowl rings thank you very much. And lastly there was no pass interference on the interception because both players were making a play on the ball.Seattle never should have given up 14 points so easily in the 2nd half to an old guy like Brady.
And yes we did make a deal with the devil but not for the football team, rather for all the vises. I'm constantly tripping over, every day, in every town I visit, beautiful old vises that are dirt cheap. I wont even look at small 3-4" stuff that I've seen before because what am I going to do with it? I only look for BIG and/or unique vises now, unless someone give it to me. And don't tell me about your pallet thing again because I burned that damned pallet after your Patriots comment a couple of posts ago!!!!![]()
I vote to refinish it. They are easy to do so, and you will have extra bragging rites.
It isn't a 6"... It's only a 3-1/2".
That is the "HE HAS NO IDEA WHAT HE HAS PRICE"!
GO BUY IT NOW!!!

I wanted to toss up a few finished photos of the baby Prentiss with better lighting.
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I'm looking for just the average sized vise for mostly welding stuff and mechanical stff too.
It has super caked on thick paint, anyone have an idea what kind of paint is it?
So here's a question - has any of the UK GJers or Record vice/vise collectors seen a 4x series Record vise?
Thrumcap
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What's the specific model number, or do you have a photo of one?


...Request for photos sentEDIT: and of course just after I post this, I skip over to Gumtree and WHAT do I ****** see?
It appears to be a rotating vise with a swivel front jaw.




Does anyone have one of these? I've come across them a few times at online auctions, usually in Canada or near the border in the US. I have not had any luck searching for manufacturer info. I think the name universal is too generic to find a good search result. It appears to be a rotating vise with a swivel front jaw.
B100,---Is that your little Universal rotator.---That is unique.---All it lacks is pipe jaws, and that would be the absolute total package.---Once again, when you think there couldn't possibly be one out there that hasn't been posted, there it is.
b100, I've never seen one of those, but I have a compound angle drill press vise made by that company. Looks pretty cool, would buy one if I found a cheap/reasonable one.
Jim
I have a 61CPN in very nice shape like the pictures in the post before this one , Does anyone here know how to determine the date of when it was made ? any help would be appreciatedWow, nice find! I have a 33CPN (3-1/2"), amongst others.
The Ridgid's are very similar to the Desmond's, however there are differences, not only in the shapes, but also the weight. They are too inconsistent to simply be "relabeled" Desmond's IMHO... (But I could be wrong)...
Columbian's are their own breed, while they look similar on the outside, the insides are totally different. The castings are hollow (hence the lighter weights), the main screw is BIGGER, and the main screw nut is also totally different shape.
How much you pay, if you don't mind me asking?
I've seen those before. I wonder if this was from the same company or they just used the name universal as the model name.
Anybody seen one like this?
http://athensga.craigslist.org/for/4864014475.html
"Old anvil vice combo marked with patented sept 22 1914. Also has markings of 390B1 and 390B2X"
Definitely looks like an interesting piece!
Pretty sure it's the same co., I remember it because of the "Parma", always wondered if they were somehow tied into Palmgren.
Here's a little "mini" "PRENTISS" **** along with a 18th century anvil, mini "vise anvil" and 2 ancient swage blocks...
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Anybody seen one like this?
http://athensga.craigslist.org/for/4864014475.html
"Old anvil vice combo marked with patented sept 22 1914. Also has markings of 390B1 and 390B2X"
Definitely looks like an interesting piece!
This little guy is listed as a Parker 25X. Can anyone give additional info on?
Blue
I don't think it is that big based on the fact it is sitting on a floor jack. ~4" would be my guess.






For comparison, my Record No.8 (8" jaws) is "light" at only 82 lbs.... Record 48 is an awfully "Big B@#tard"!!!
... 240 pounder!!!
... 8 inch jaws!!!

Is their a website that lists all the different models/years of Wilton bullet style vices.
Thanks
You guys are evil, I've made him an offer .......