Precision vices, inspection stand, holdowns, sinebar,etc --FOR SALE

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tommy1010

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• Apr 6, 2021

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This equipment was from a tool and die maker who passed years ago. It has been taking up space in my tool box for years and not being used. Since I don't have a surface grinder anymore I really don't need this type of equipment. I know it can be used for other stuff but I have plenty of vices to cover whatever I need to do at this point in life. Take a look at the pics. This stuff is one lot. Everything shown in the pics goes together. I will not separate. The fellow had the stuff marked so his nickname is on most of the stuff. The sine bar end is removable. The precision in this stuff is incredible. When you open the vice jaws you can feel and see the precision. The dial gage needs a crystal. It reads in .0001. This stuff is perfect for the newbie or home machinist playing in the basement. I will ship it safely in a large USPS flat rate box. Or you can pick it up at my home. Cost for it all is $200.00 plus $22.00 shipping. Paypal, check or money order. You Choose. PM me with any questions. Reply to the post and PM me if you want the stuff. First come first served. Thanks.

 

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tommy1010

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• Apr 6, 2021

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Here is a pic of the bottoms of the vices.

 

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newtonsapple

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• Apr 6, 2021

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I am interested, PM coming.

 

swatkins

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Navasota / Whitehall Texas

• Apr 6, 2021

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I will take it.... PM inbound

 

swatkins

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• Apr 6, 2021

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OH well

 

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tommy1010

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• Apr 6, 2021

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Vice lot spoken for. Thanks to all.

 

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newtonsapple

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• Apr 6, 2021

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Wow, I cut that one close, I looked at the pictures and then came back and posted like 15 minutes later.

Well I lost a compressor at auction today that was previously offered to me for lot less than it went for. I dragged my feet for a month before deciding I wanted it and by that time they sent to auction.

Hopefully this one works out.

 

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Milland

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• Apr 6, 2021

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newtonsapple said:

Well I lost a compressor at auction today that was previously offered to me for lot less than it went for. I dragged my feet for a month before deciding I wanted it and by that time they sent to auction.

Hopefully this one works out.

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Well, what are vises if not "compressors"?

 

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Garwood

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• Apr 6, 2021

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newtonsapple said:

Wow, I cut that one close, I looked at the pictures and then came back and posted like 15 minutes later.

Well I lost a compressor at auction today that was previously offered to me for lot less than it went for. I dragged my feet for a month before deciding I wanted it and by that time they sent to auction.

Hopefully this one works out.

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Buying on impulse can be a vice in itself.

 

thermite

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Sterling, Virginia, USA, Terra, Sol, Sagittarius

• Apr 7, 2021

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Garwood said:

Buying on impulse can be a vice in itself.

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Vice?

Five Gerardi modulars in one go, only one missing a few very available bits?

I kinda put it in the same category as hoarding coal oil, shotshells, .22 LR, tinned bully beef, ghee, rice, kim chee, dried mushrooms, noodles, and beans!

The ramset tool was the one bought on "impulse".

 

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marka12161

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Oswego, NY USA

• Apr 7, 2021

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Garwood said:

What are vices if not compressors?

Buying on impulse can be a vice in itself.

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We appear to be in a pundemic.

 

thermite

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• Apr 7, 2021

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marka12161 said:

We appear to be in a pundemic.

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Just tighten your mask and crease it down the center.

You shall be tightened-up by the Vice President in charge of vise if you resist assemulation.

You'd have to know the Borg well enough to Warner?

 

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neilho

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Vershire, Vermont

• Apr 7, 2021

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I confess, I confess. Just stop the punishment.

 

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newtonsapple

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• Apr 16, 2021

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Cautiously venturing back to this thread.

The packaging job was impeccable. He made a custom wooden box to make sure everything came through perfectly. The box will be saved for any future, heavy USPS shipment. I had a helper to make sure I opened it right. I don't have time to check here often enough to have much chance with any of the nice and very reasonably priced items Tommy has been offering. I appreciate this lot.



The sine bar and angle plate marked "RAY" are excellent. The two screw vises are indeed very nice as well, with absolutely minimal jaw play.

I am curious what the indicator stand was set up for? There is an assembly on the bottom side.




I also don't recognize what this is. It is an adjustable stop of some sort.

 

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neilho

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• Apr 18, 2021

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newtonsapple said:

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I also don't recognize what this is. It is an adjustable stop of some sort.

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Milling vise stop? Height gauge attachment?

 

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tommy1010

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northeastern Pa, USA

• Apr 18, 2021

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That screws to the front side of one of those v plates I gave you. I think the one with the spring loaded holder. How it was used is beyond me at this point. Glad they made it safely.