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Looking for original knife setting gauge for Performax model 240 bench top planer sold at menards. I know I can buy something after market but would like a original one thanks. Bill

Looks great! Welcome to the GJ.

You are on the correct forum. Lots of experts here that will answer your question

Can anyone identify this old wood vise? No name on it only 561A and 561B Thanks for any info.

Have a few parts for wilton vise for sale. Missing movable jaw, and nut but have the rest of parts. Reasonable offers for someone to complete their vise.

I agree with you 100%. It's a throw away world today. I love finding things to fix and restore.

Found all but movable jaw. Looks like a wilton but no markings. Any idea of brand? Only thing wrong is nut is wore out. Hopefully will find movable jaw tomorrow. If I can't find maybe someone will need parts. 6" jaws. Thanks for any identification!

Were Fulton anvils sold by Sears? Internet says they were only made a few years in 1920's . Is this true?

Well I guess it need a lot of wacks!! It finally came off. Thanks for the replies

Finished restoring drill works great. Still cannot get chuck off to clean up. Tried Allen wrench in chuck and gave it a few good wacks..no movement. Any other suggestions? Thanks for any help with this Bill

Jacobs multi-craft MC10R64 Is it Regular thread? Not left hand

Would like to restore this old drill. Anyone done one of these? Is chuck threaded on? No screw visible in bottom of chuck. Also anyone have pics of disassembly instructions? Thanks for any help Bill

Thanks Beerhippie. I can usually count on you for a reply Will figure out the issue as I don't like things beating me. This was also a scrap yard save.Bill

Neutral is in middle of raise and lower handle

Picked up a really nice jack. Small handle will only go to raise and lower position and will not stop in neutral. Have adjusted nut on bottom of chain but no help. It does raise and lower as it is supposed to. Any ideas? Something broke where raise and lower handle is attached inside Thanks for...

That is very cool saw!!!

Yes that's a great project..good luck and post some pics when done

Thanks

So if it's 12 v ac I'll need a transformer? The wires to coils are very tiny. I have a railroad crossing bell and that is 8V DC

I know this is not a tool but thought some here could shed some light on this bell Want to get it working. Is it AC or. DC current. Thanks for any help. Bill