grinding vise for sale, brand-new and used.

This sale is for one Excellent DELTA Milwaukee USA SCG100 UNIVISE Item #M3A2.2 This item is in excellent condition, like new with some very minor marks please see photographs for additional detail.Could use a light polishing with a metal polish like Autosol or similar to make the machined surfaces shine....extra fine steel wool would also do th etrick to make this unit look as new! A beautiful and very useful tool for grinding , light milling and drilling work.

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6" x 12" Grinding Pocket 7" Wheel 1 HP 220 Volt 3 Phase Motor Comes with Electric Magnet Vise but does not have power supply.

DESCRIPTION: USED, ROUGH, BUT USABLE, MACHINE VISE. THE 4 1/8" WIDE JAWS OPEN TO 2" APPROX. THE HEIGHT OF THE JAWS IS 1".

T-SLOT MOUNTED MILLING WORK STOP FEATURES: * BRAND NEW NEVER USED. NEWLY MANUFACTURED * FITS TAIG, SHERLINE AND OTHER MILLS OF COMPAIRABLE SIZE. * CLAMPS QUICKLY TO THE T-SLOTS ON THE MILLING TABLE .

Tricks & Secrets of Old-Time Machinists: Hints and Kinks Provided by the Readers of American Machinist Magazine in 1915 and 1916, Volume 2, originally published in American Machinist Magazine, compiled, edited and published by Lindsay Publications, 2008. 5 1/2 x 8 1/2 paperback, 96 pages. ISBN 1-55918-371-3.

Tricks & Secrets of Old-Time Machinists: Hints and Kinks Provided by the Readers of American Machinist Magazine in 1915, originally published in American Machinist Magazine, compiled, edited and published by Lindsay Publications, 2009. 5 1/2 x 8 1/2 paperback, 96 pages. ISBN 1-55918-383-7.

Classic Archives Listing

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Milling Machines: Construction, How to Run, Tools, Typical Operations, by John T. Shuman, originally published by the American Technical Society, Chicago, Ill., 1942. Reprinted by Nation Builder Books, Mebane, NC, 2010.

Tricks & Secrets of Old-Time Machinists: Hints and Kinks Provided by the Readers of American Machinist Magazine in 1912, 1918: Volume 4, originally published in American Machinist Magazine, compiled, edited and published by Lindsay Publications, Bradely, Ill., 2011. 5 1/2 x 8 1/2 paperback, 96 pages. ISBN 1-55918-398-5.

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THE PROGRESSIVE MACHINIST A PRACTICAL AND EDUCATIONAL TREATISE, WITH ILLUSTRATIONS BY: WILLIAM ROGERS COPYRIGHTED 1901-1903 - BY: THEO. AUDEL & COMPANY 348 PAGES CONTENTS: GENERAL (DEDICATION, TITLES, COPYRIGHT, TABLE OF CONTENTS, PLAN OF THE WORK, PREFACE, INTRODUCTION)

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*************Buy 2 get 1 FREE************** Buy 2 cd titles through the auction or fixed price format listings and during the check-out process send a message to request a free CD title of your choice. ***************************************** Item Description This Ebay listing is for the sale of a CD ROM publication of a Text book of Elementary Blacksmithing suitable for technical and vocational school students. O

you get what you see except for the $1.. used...engraved..has quite a few grinder touches on the top front area..couple light dings elsewhere..handle turns easily and smoothly..well made....opens to 3 3/8 has 2 1/8 wide and 1 1/4 deep jaws..overall..6 1/2 by 2 1/2 by 2 1/8 tall(not counting the handle).. ..I will combine...Handling $1 per Ebay item on combined orders only...(on combined orders I charge actual shipping costs plus $1 handling per item.).