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macandmoss
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Can't say I have, but I've known a couple of Blairs with vices.
Dieselman 63
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Was waiting for that one.
macandmoss
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scrubbing up ok ,a little wear on the grips but don't think its worth changing them ,rare old vice and I am sure whoever buys it will just keep it the way it is ,still a good strong vice in good condition
CwazyWabbit
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Someone has been on the juice I reckon http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Rare-Antique-1800s-Blacksmith-double-jaw-Vice-with-Anvil-/182222753515
RaceDiagnostics
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As far as offices go, this is a good one to work in.
Our workshop in the corner.
and our vice...
Our workshop in the corner.
and our vice...
slim_boy_fat
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^^ Is that 3D-printer plastic there, or do you have a LOT of grass to strim? 
RaceDiagnostics
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Just reels of hook up wire. The machine to the right is a PCB router which is pretty cool as it can rout out tracks down to .2mm.
Dieselman 63
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Lol! Late 1700s? Doesn't that mean it'll be made of pig-iron as steel hasn't yet been invented?
One smack and it'll shatter? (Joking of course)This is mine (currently a floor vice). In the absence of a bench grinder Ive made my own. Dont worry, its really safe! Mainly because its so flipping heavy its not going anywhere.
Its a Fortis Unbreakable - according to the casting on the side - and Im inclined to believe it after managed to put enough force through it (perhaps stupidly) to change a 205 wheel bearing.
Its a Fortis Unbreakable - according to the casting on the side - and Im inclined to believe it after managed to put enough force through it (perhaps stupidly) to change a 205 wheel bearing.
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Jesus H. Unsecured vice, lead trailing off, plastic casing gripped in steel jaws, what could possibly go wrong? Get yourself a proper grinder, if not just a cheap Chinese one if you really need one quick.
No guard on the grinder either, tut tut.
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I have the same one well mine is orange as I had no blue paint, can't fault it really
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winchman
Nice stand will give you profit on original price
think it is a No1
In the old B&H catalogue it is Cat No is1899 weight 112Lbs.
New price was £3:2:00 With draw without £2:5:00
That's £2:50P or £3:10P
Lucky it is not the 3shelf model 300Lbs
Nice stand will give you profit on original price
think it is a No1 In the old B&H catalogue it is Cat No is1899 weight 112Lbs.
New price was £3:2:00 With draw without £2:5:00
That's £2:50P or £3:10P
Lucky it is not the 3shelf model 300Lbs
winchman
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Have you got a link? wouldn't mind a look at it, never thought of parting with it really, its not used very often but handy when you need it.winchman
Nice stand will give you profit on original price
In the old B&H catalogue it is Cat No is1899 weight 112Lbs.
New price was £3:2:00 With draw without £2:5:00
That's £2:50P or £3:10P
Lucky it is not the 3shelf model 300Lbs
macandmoss
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what a cracking little vice , you will have to sneak out and get it ...lol
