1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

If it's a good usa made wilton....those seem to be $$$.

I picked up a wilton...made in china to wilton standards. Reviews are good, and it wasn't $600.[/QUOTE]
it was the first and only thing I've ever sand blasted what a pita and the mess

 

Extra 2" makes a difference.

 

Silly Amazon, I got 4 axles for just a little
More

 

Should be good for a long while

 

it was the first and only thing I've ever sand blasted what a pita and the mess[/QUOTE]

Geez. I hate when good stuff like that gets thrown away. Got a perfectly good Fluke 45 multimeter out of a dumpster that way.

 

Now I need a bigger bench.

 

Speaking of axles, @Abeyancer needs to come pick up all his goodies.

Reminds me;

What'd the fish say when he ran into a wall?





























































































































































































































Dam.

 

It wasn't "good" left outside for ?years rusted solid, the locking deals for the swivel had to be replaced, the pins for the nut on the back had to be replaced... I chose set screws to do the job, the c shaped deal that attached the handle to the sliding jaw was missing and the screws were broken inside

But still only 70 bucks worth of stuff to save a 1300 dollar vise

 

Geez. I hate when good stuff like that gets thrown away. Got a perfectly good Fluke 45 multimeter out of a dumpster that way.[/QUOTE]

It wasn't "good" left outside for ?years? Rusted solid the locking deals for the swivel had to be replaced the pins for the nut on the back had to be replaced... I chose set screws, the c shaped deal that attached the handle to the sliding jaw was missing and the screws were broken In side

But still only 70 bucks worth of stuff to save a 1300 dollar vise[/QUOTE]

You guys need to work on your quoting

 

It wasn't "good" left outside for ?years? Rusted solid the locking deals for the swivel had to be replaced the pins for the nut on the back had to be replaced... I chose set screws, the c shaped deal that attached the handle to the sliding jaw was missing and the screws were broken In side

But still only 70 bucks worth of stuff to save a 1300 dollar vise[/QUOTE]

You guys need to work on your quoting [/QUOTE]
...The more of a jumbled mess everything becomes, the better

 

Good that you could see the value in it.

Some people, *cough* @Kwikvette , hear the word rust and start having fits.

 

Can't argue about rust here; we don't take kindly to rust where we're at as it's just not welcomed

 

@Speedytech7

did you scoop up that glass?

 

yall without lockers be missing out.. here at hardcore John Deere overland, we gots them lockers.




Not going to lie. I used it today. LOL.

 

@jbrandt is the official rust protagonist
of Californians

Incoming long winded opinion

 

Rust just means more character

 

Rust is like herpes. Half the country has it and spends their whole life dealing with it while the rest of us who don't have it like to make it known that we are clean and disease free.

 

Meh. I should take a picture of our 350k mile parts truck. It’s frame is still black.. how I’ll never know. It never got the replacement either

 

It's a miracle for sure, like how Keith Richards is still alive.