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Yes you can. I've drilled a bunch of arbors, mostly for a cross pin. One I had so tight I did the jacking from the rear and drilled and tapped the chuck...
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Big Mike
Nice Dodge vise, if that’s a 4-inch vise it’s built hellava stout.
I might be one of the few folks here that doesn’t...
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As we know Craftsman never made tools, they were made by someone else and rebadged, very much like a lot of Snap On tools.
Early Craftsman...
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wierdscience
Thats definitely in the "you Suck" ,category, just the dirt and grime on that set-up is worth the asking price. ...
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It’s awfully hard to tell the differences between vises unless they are side by side, or like Glug pointed out, you try and pick them up.
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Rich, that "Craftsman" is actually a Reed Vise, Reed made vises for Craftsman for a few years....
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Doozer
Awesome vise!
A number 3I assume means 3 inch jaws?
I have a very soft spot for vintage vises, quite a few...Last edited by Mike Hunter; 01-24-2023, 10:14 AM.
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Wilton's are way overrated, and over priced. Find an older Reed, tough as hell.
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You could theoretically adjust for shrinkage, but as stated before shrinkage is 3 dimensional (height, width, thickness), On a solid block it would...
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Anything is possible, the breech block and lever are tied together by a link, and I've contemplated machining a longer link, BUT... what would that do...
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My thoughts, from the other post.
Talking with the folks that make 1885s for a living (machined from block of steel) , and that actually...
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