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All good with that. Thanks....

I was going to make a new set out of MDF on my router table. Next option is to get some thick plastic and try that.

I had a little clamp on vise on that bench but bought two 2075s and thought what a great vise for hold small items and for soldering things etc. Swivels and you can turn the head around for wider items.

I have a Reed 405 swivel rear jaw, swivel base as my main vise (traded out my Woden 3). Also have a Record 2075 little vise on another bench, a Stanley 702 inline, a Woden 1 on a wooden table that I can clamp into an undermount wood working vise. Bench dogs, bench dog clamps and holdfasts for...

To partially keep my wife happy, I document what I bought and where with photos and also indicate if it was part of a multi-destination trip. Ultimately when I refurbish it and sell it, I reference when/where and price. I don't factor in gas, travel time or refurb time (and materials). I'm...

Nice vise. I tried to buy one at auction but did not get it. 1 inch to 7 inch jaw widths. Stored in my basement. Have some shelves...not enough. Rest just line the floor. Family not happy about it. Need to refurb faster but have been ill lately....

I knew you were joking. No problem. Dave.

New guy, here from Ontario, Canada. I joined the group looking for information on Fabrex Tools Ltd. Approx. 1959 they were bought out by Record and became Record Fabrex Tools. I am looking for catalog pages of their vises and when they were originally created. I read that they were spun...

Mostly into metal working vises, not Tuckers or Emmerts or undermount woodworking vises. Just run into Lee Valley and pick up their version of the Tucker vise. Thank you though !

Good afternoon, I am a retired mechanical engineer and have a wood/metal shop in my basement. Got into buying and refurbishing old tools...power hand tools, hand planes, axes, hammers, drill presses, pipe wrenches and somehow got right into vises (or vices). Have well over 150 waiting for...