WTS: EDM vises, 2J & DA100 collets, large Jacobs chucks, Morse tooling

Up for sale are the following (see bottom for link to photos):

3 used toolmaker vises. None of them have any markings indicating who made them. $199 shipped for the lot.

Various 2J collets, 13 total. Sizes included are 1x 9/16", 2x 3/4", 2x 13/16", 2x 7/8", 4x 15/16", and 2x 1". One is Modern brand, two have unreadable manufacturers, and the rest are Hardinge. $110 plus actual shipping. Please note that a few have been sold since the photos (see below) were taken. The list above is current.

Various DA100 collets, 10 total. Sizes included are 1/8", 1/4", 11/32", 3/8", 13/32", 7/16", 15/32", 1/2", 17/32", and 9/16". $40 plus actual shipping.

Used Jacobs No. 20 (not 20N) Super Chuck on MT6 shank. Capacity is 3/8" to 1". I don't know the difference between this and a 20N, but the patent date on this is 1902, so it's been around a while. No key is included. $60 plus actual shipping.

Used Jacobs chuck on MT6 shank. Capacity is 1/8" to 3/4". The model is No. 4 or 40 something; I can't tell if there's an extra digit after the 4. No key is included. $40 plus actual shipping.

Large shell mill cutter. HSS, made by U.S. Tool. 3-3/4" diameter, just under 2-3/8" high, 3/8" corner radius, 1.5" bore. $40 plus actual shipping.

Various drill bushings, 18 total. Sizes range from 11/32" to 2". $25 plus actual shipping.

MT5 Weldon end mill holder, or at least that's what I think it's for. 1" bore. $12 plus actual shipping.

MT5 boring bars. No cutters included. $15 each or $25 for the pair, plus actual shipping.

MT5 shell mill arbors. $10 each or $25 for all 3, plus actual shipping.

Various MT5 & MT6 Morse taper adapters. $15 each individually or $10 each if you buy at least 3, plus actual shipping.


I listed these before quite some time ago but wanted to lower prices & consolidate the ads. There are photos of all the above in my previous ads here:

WTS: EDM vises and Trav-a-dial
WTS: Sjogren 2J speed chucks & collets, DA10 collets, drill chucks, Morse stuff, etc.

Your links are not working (or at least they are not working for me).

But i found your old posts and saw the pictures of the vises. Those look like regular toolmaker vises. Are they stainless steel?

Thanks for setting me straight. I guess my ignorance is showing, as I'm not calling them the right thing. They all have mild scattered surface rust & discoloration, so I'm guessing they're not stainless.

Now that I know what these are really called, I see that my price was too high. I've lowered it accordingly.