Wilton Vise Spindle Stop Help

[drtimdawg]

Hello All,
I'm a newbie to the site, so please be gentle!

I've searched the forums, but haven't come across an answer to my problem. I'm betting the more knowledgeable folks out here will point me to the thread I need straightaway:

I have a Wilton vise (the number on it is 111218) and the Spindle Stop and screw are gone. I'm looking to restore it and give it a buddy for use in his garage. The moderate research I've done shows it was once known as Part No. 2907230, which is now obsolete (with no modern replacements). Has someone sourced a new home for these parts? Or has someone fabricated them from scratch? Any and all help will be greatly appreciated!

As The Cobbler recommended, I am located in Olympia, WA.

Many thanks (in advance)!

Tim

Updated with pics, 13:46hrs (PDT), 6/27/2021

 

[The Cobbler]

I'm sure someone on here can help you. you'd be better off if you indicated your location. looking at a pic on the web it looks like a fairly easy pc to make

 

[Shiftless]

Post in the BIG vise thread.

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[drtimdawg]

I'm sure someone on here can help you. you'd be better off if you indicated your location. looking at a pic on the web it looks like a fairly easy pc to make

Thank you, Cobbler! I'll update my original post.

 

[steaks&anvils]

post here too:

VISE REPAIR 101 all vise repairs, lubricants, sources for parts and the tricks to fix

I'm starting this thread to help me because i'm going to restore quite a few vises and I've only paid to have that done or done some basic repairs so far in my 60 years. as with all tools different manufacturers all do things a bit different and some makers even do different things on their own...

www.garagejournal.com

and here:

The Unofficial Vise Parts Swap Thread.

I've been noticing lots of posts of people finding vises with broken or missing parts. I've been meaning to start a thread, so here it is. Need a part? Got some parts?

www.garagejournal.com

 

[drtimdawg]

Post in the BIG vise thread.

The VISES of Garage Journal

Nashbalto--nice Locke mower avatar! Yours? Tom B. It is! Thanks for noticing. In high school in 1980 I had a 1973 75" with reverse. Last fall, looking through ebay, found a local 1962 25" fwd only that was not running. Owned by the same family since new, but hadn't run in 20-25 years...

www.garagejournal.com

Thank you! Will do!

 

[drtimdawg]

post here too:

VISE REPAIR 101 all vise repairs, lubricants, sources for parts and the tricks to fix

I'm starting this thread to help me because i'm going to restore quite a few vises and I've only paid to have that done or done some basic repairs so far in my 60 years. as with all tools different manufacturers all do things a bit different and some makers even do different things on their own...

www.garagejournal.com

and here:

The Unofficial Vise Parts Swap Thread.

I've been noticing lots of posts of people finding vises with broken or missing parts. I've been meaning to start a thread, so here it is. Need a part? Got some parts?

www.garagejournal.com

Thanks! Will do.