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Motor companies make spacers to adapt half-inch shafts to 5/8" pulleys. You can make one, too! If you want to, anyway. They're usually bent/rolled from 1/16" steel sheet, but you can turn one out of

Thanks Bill. My motor is a craftsman branded also with the 1/2 ID, but the prior owner replaced the step pulley with a single 2.5 OD pulley. I wanted to dust off the old math book and using the

Careful on the bore diameter. I believe my original is 1/2 ID to fit the 40s vintage motor.

That vise looks a lot more stout before than after seeing the main body from the bottom in the tube . Still a neato vise animal

I watched that youtube that vise is just crazy

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Should be in the files section, but if not, I've got a drawing. I'm an info packrat, so probably downloaded it from the group.? Yep. Check

I think there's a drawing of it in the files section . animal

5/8” center

Here are the dimensions.

Does anyone have a drawing or the dimensions of this pulley? Or know of a close enough COTS version? Ebay prices are eye watering... Thanks Bryan

That's it I believe. The bike is my girlfriend's. And she never rides it. Just in my way. Lol

Sidebottom, This youtube video shows a restoration of a vise that looks very much like yours, and does a good job of showing the drill option. https://youtu.be/yZQQhkFjVLM?si=y9t7lq6uzSuUCm1p

Is this it minus the bicycle crank?

I don't see a brand name on my vice but it was patented Sept of 1914. Piece of history.

Hmm , I knew Campagnolo made a bottle opener , never knew they made a vise . That vise looks like its capable of some serious business. animal

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I'll have to try that. Thanks.

Those old anvil/vise combos often had a slot in the dynamic jaw where the screw is, to accept a drill bit. Yours looks like it has two handles, which is probably why, one to rotate just the screw (for

That was an old vice for working on pipe, etc. is what I was told. I use it for small amateur blacksmith goofing off.