Vise

Started by enjenjo, July 26, 2011, 06:58:21 PM

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enjenjo

I broke my Columbian vise today. :cry:  I found the repair parts, but it going to cost about $100 to fix it.
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Quote from: "enjenjo"I broke my Columbian vise today. :cry:  I found the repair parts, but it going to cost about $100 to fix it.

Price a new one, then the $100 will seem real cheap. When did vices get so expensive?

enjenjo

I bought the parts I needed from Vise Parts.com. $65 including shipping. Parts came in yesterday, it's all better now.
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Sixty five seems ok, considering the prices of new good quality vises.

QuotePrice a new one, then the $100 will seem real cheap. When did vices get so expensive?

Tried to find a good anvil lately?  Scary.
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Quote from: "Rrumbler"Sixty five seems ok, considering the prices of new good quality vises.

QuotePrice a new one, then the $100 will seem real cheap. When did vices get so expensive?

Tried to find a good anvil lately?  Scary.

i've found a number of vices on craigslist. i now own a collection of them, . i paid from 25 to 65 bucks depending on size. all but one are for sure older made in America and the one i can't find any info about, but it is huge. if frank has a good old vise $65 is worth it to repair it.

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