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Started by HeelSpur, May 19, 2014, 06:57:48 AM

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HeelSpur

Nice old pipe vise should clean up nicely.




and this V&C

RooK E

bonneyman

Nice vises! Is the V&C missing the bottom set of teeth, or is it supposed to be that way?
Ratchet Guru

Bill Houghton

How does the V&C work?  To what does it fasten?

HeelSpur

Not sure if it has another set of jaws or not. The hump at the top has an opening for a pipe or whatever they used. I'll get a pic of the opening here in a minute.
RooK E

rusty

#4
The V&C is missing it's bottom jaw :(

The patent is 709944 ....

PS: Is actually V&G (John B. Vogelbach, Thomas Gray)
Just a weathered light rust/WD40 mix patina.

HeelSpur




What is this called? Has pat'd Nov. 16, 1875 on it. Side view is what is holding up the vise.



RooK E

HeelSpur

Forgot to add that the opening is 7/8" so it was probably 3/4" galvanized pipe.
RooK E

HeelSpur

Quote from: rusty on May 19, 2014, 04:12:30 PM
The V&C is missing it's bottom jaw :(

The patent is 709944 ....

PS: Is actually V&G (John B. Vogelbach, Thomas Gray)
Guess that means why I came up empty looking around for it at vises&clamps.
Datamp says Patent not found, where did you search?
RooK E

rusty

Just a weathered light rust/WD40 mix patina.