dylanmitchell
Plastic
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A. M. Co Athol Mass. No 4 Jewelers vise with 1 5/8 inch jaws
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partsproduction
Titanium
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- Aug 22, 2011
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- Oregon coast
A feature of mental illness, collecting. But jewelers vises being much smaller provide a great amount of fun without storing outside. Marshall and Boley jewelers vises, and the small vises that look like huge bench vises like this one are very cool.
Trboatworks
Diamond
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- Oct 23, 2010
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- Maryland- USA
I have that same vise passed down from my grandad- I have it mounted on the desk in the shop and it's handy for small work.
I have a small arbor press in the shop for the same reason- it helps for work which gets lost on the larger gear..
I have a small arbor press in the shop for the same reason- it helps for work which gets lost on the larger gear..
partsproduction
Titanium
- Joined
- Aug 22, 2011
- Location
- Oregon coast
Dylan, I have one very similar to yours in my collection, but without any characters. Mine is not a clamp down type, the jaws are 1 3/4" wide.
To me these are beautiful objects from a distant time. You should have posted it in the antique section though, more people would appreciate it, also, have you seen the vise mega thread in Garage Journal? The VISES of Garage Journal - The Garage Journal Board
To me these are beautiful objects from a distant time. You should have posted it in the antique section though, more people would appreciate it, also, have you seen the vise mega thread in Garage Journal? The VISES of Garage Journal - The Garage Journal Board
dylanmitchell
Plastic
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Thanks, didin't realize it was an antique but it actually is. I did see the Vises of Garage journal some great vises there. Favorites are the Athol then Starret, Charles Parker, Rock Island, Wilton, and early USA made craftsman. Oh and the blackstuff era tools are amazing.
