Happy Birthday @airoutlaw
-
Hope you have a great day and hope Saturday was a good one too. Looking forward to seeing you again in Maggie!
-
H A P P Y - B I R T H D A Y Hope you have a great day and many more to come. Just don't eat to much cake and ice cream
. -
Happy birthday
-
Happy Birthday and have a great day! Don’t forget, have many more! I mean, we only have one a year.
-
-
my friend. I hope that you have a GREAT DAY
-
Happy B-Day!!!
-
HAPPY BIRTHDAY and hers to many more
-
Happy Birthday
-
Happy Birthday! Enjoy the day!
-
-
Thanks everyone for the well wishes! Hope everyone's weekend rolled well.
This past weekend was our ninth year anniversary on Saturday. Seemed appropriate to take Guardian_Angel out to hit the yard sales. Our first date was going to yard sales.
Found a Sampson 5263 swivel vise. Totally seized. They wanted ten dollars, I gave then seven. Figured it would make a fine light duty anvil.
Did a little research...
Sampson vises were made by Rock Island Manufacturing Company and was branded for sale by Sears and Roebuck Catalog prior to 1927 when they started using Craftsman branding.
Monday, my birthday, went to the garage. With a torch, hammer, wrenches, angle grinder, heavy twisted wire cup wheel, and a lot of luck.
At the end of the day, had the vise disassembled and ready to paint.
Still things out there older than myself that are still useful.
Now, go have some fun!
-
Display MoreThanks everyone for the well wishes! Hope everyone's weekend rolled well.
This past weekend was our ninth year anniversary on Saturday. Seemed appropriate to take Guardian_Angel out to hit the yard sales. Our first date was going to yard sales.
Found a Sampson 5263 swivel vise. Totally seized. They wanted ten dollars, I gave then seven. Figured it would make a fine light duty anvil.
Did a little research...
Sampson vises were made by Rock Island Manufacturing Company and was branded for sale by Sears and Roebuck Catalog prior to 1927 when they started using Craftsman branding.
Monday, my birthday, went to the garage. With a torch, hammer, wrenches, angle grinder, heavy twisted wire cup wheel, and a lot of luck.
At the end of the day, had the vise disassembled and ready to paint.
Still things out there older than myself that are still useful.
Now, go have some fun!
Just so you know, painting it red doesn't make the work go any faster
-
Just so you know, painting it red doesn't make the work go any faster
I was leaning toward Hammered Metal Grey for obvious reasons.
When manipulating metals, the object of intent does not always receive the strike.
Another option would be Rust Bucket Brown...
