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Anyone seen one of these before? - Dr Stan - 01-26-2017
The CL seller is asking $450.00.
https://carbondale.craigslist.org/tls/5895582738.html
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Stewart Handy worker, vise drill, anvil, grinder. $450
Is it just me, or do other people see something that is awkward to use and not that all thought out?
RE: Anyone seen one of these before? - awemawson - 01-27-2017
Not until a couple of weeks ago when one was on eBay in the UK !
RE: Anyone seen one of these before? - EdK - 01-27-2017
The hand crank is on the wrong end of the tool.
Ed
RE: Anyone seen one of these before? - pepi - 01-27-2017
How do you figure that the pined shafts look like they have a smaller OD? Looks like a swiss knife version of a vise, and just as useless. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CyMZHajdquE
Greg
RE: Anyone seen one of these before? - Vinny - 01-27-2017
After watching that video and another one, the only conclusion I can come up with is that it is almost completely useless. I say almost 'cuze it is a great example of something you don't want!
RE: Anyone seen one of these before? - EdK - 01-27-2017
(01-27-2017, 07:48 AM)pepi Wrote: How do you figure that the pined shafts look like they have a smaller OD?
I never said it was assembled incorrectly.
Ed
RE: Anyone seen one of these before? - Mayhem - 01-27-2017
I've had one for several years not and I wouldn't be without it. The nut for the screw is in the main casting and the two guide rods provide great stability. Check that the remaining gears are included, as these are required if you want to vary the speed of the grinding wheel. As these are mounted between the vise jaws, you can employ a variety of wheel thicknesses. It is a very useful and versatile tool. You will need to pay attention to how you mount it, as they layout is obviously unconventional.
EDIT: Sorry - the battery on my motherboard has died and the PC is showing the date as April 1. Please disregard everything I have just said and I'll re-post this in a couple of months
RE: Anyone seen one of these before? - Dr Stan - 01-28-2017
(01-27-2017, 08:20 PM)Mayhem Wrote: I've had one for several years not and I wouldn't be without it. The nut for the screw is in the main casting and the two guide rods provide great stability. Check that the remaining gears are included, as these are required if you want to vary the speed of the grinding wheel. As these are mounted between the vise jaws, you can employ a variety of wheel thicknesses. It is a very useful and versatile tool. You will need to pay attention to how you mount it, as they layout is obviously unconventional.
EDIT: Sorry - the battery on my motherboard has died and the PC is showing the date as April 1. Please disregard everything I have just said and I'll re-post this in a couple of months
You can be a very bad boy.
RE: Anyone seen one of these before? - oldskoolron - 01-30-2017
LOOKS LIKE OUR PRIME MINISTER BIG LUMP THAT SITS IN CNR NOT DOING MUCH