#Antique vice tool generator#
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Now being offered for sale is a very seldom seen Antique no.
He found a 100-year-old vice that was in very rough shape and which was going to be thrown out and did a beautiful restoration job on it. Antique/vintage/original collectible Vise/OSWEGO TOOL CO/ROC 240. So we keep them in shape by cleaning and greasing them every now and then, went even further. They hold pipes for us to saw away at, wood while we carve, and circuit boards so that we can solder on components.
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