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adam cyphers

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  1. My smaller vise had trouble closing then the washer on the screw broke.ive also noticed the screw box is slanted downward. How can I move the screw box back into place without further damage? I have a large brass washer that will fit but ive noticed my larger vise has 2 pieces between the screw and front jaw.ant advice would be much appreciated. I'd like to ID it as well but no markings.

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  2. so...long story short im a glazier.....I recently bought one of those plastic cases with the different screwdriver bits.well the plastic trays wouldnt stay in so i globbed a bunch of clear silicone caulking on the back since theres so much around the glass shop and it was close at hand.closed the case and kinda forgot about it for awhile.next time i opened the case my once new shiny steel bits are coverd in a black/dark brown/red very fine dust.the only explination i can think of is that the silicone corroded them....any anwsers?im currently trying to reproduce this effect on a knife blade my fillin the bottom of a box with the caulking and suspending the knife over it..also the silicone never comes in physical contact with the metal...i.e. fumes...does anyone know the science behind this?maybe this could be a new way to blacken steel?

  3. well for the most part i keepmy stock and scrap bits together in an old ladder the bottom is screwed to the floor and laid flat. the top is raised up about 4' or so....it gives me a good place to store all the different lengths and shapes...and for the teeny drops a box at the ladders base.

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