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vise...vise baby

Starrett 86B Series Combination Hand Vise

https://www.transcat.com/50405

bought 12/29/80 cost $41.56

price checked 7/15/2008 cost $153.00

current price: Item discontinued

Shouldn't this be posted under "Random Vice Things"?

Not mine; made by King's Fine Woodworking-

I have Dad's old vice.... Erie Tool Works Superior 43......about 3.5 inch.....

It been setting around unused for decades.....but about 100 years old,.....

be interesting to Search the company.....

:dance:

I have a Craftsman 5 1/2 vice that I bought back in the early 70's. Still use it.:cert:

Oh that's cool. I actually have a very small Littlestown vice that is missing the base. I think I got it from a junk pile at the airport a number of years ago.

I keep it at my cabin and use it to spool fishing line on my reels. :)

Vice = bad habit.
Vise = tool for squeezing things.
Word.

Here's a few of my vises.

The blue one on the milling machine is a 4" machinist vise ( import)

The vises on the desk are an import X Y vise ( you turn the handles to move it front or back and left or right) plus a vise you can set on an angle.

Precision machinist vise

The cam action one is on my drill press. It can be stood on edge for use too.

No 3 Morgan vise ( with the can for size)

The big green one is a Rock Island no 74 ( Simpleman/Scott was kind enough to pick that up for me around Lancaster PA )

the red one is a Dunlap.

One of mine...………..185 lbs, works good

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Originally Posted by JRD77VET (Post 1680167)

Here's a few of my vises.

the red one is a Dunlap.

The Dunlap looks exactly like one of my father's vises that I broke by using a pipe on the handle when I was a kid.