Standardized Shotshell dimensions.

[B. Dudley]

There are two Hayes markings on the choke reamers. One is simply his initials in larger letters. JPH. The other is his full name in small letters. The full name marking is the exact same marking/stamp that is on both Hayes Prototype Parkers. The 1910-1912 DH, in my collection, and the 1928 Trojan in the Remington Museum.

[Richard Flanders]

I looked up Infinity tool and tried to order that vise with the jaw sets for $99. They're unavailable so I'm on a list to be notified when they have them again. I can easily see that being my most used vise by far.

[edgarspencer]

Search Amazon “Parrot Vise”. I don’t know if those sellers include the soft jaw sets, but you can probably get them from Infinity.

[Richard Flanders]

The Infinity vise is not sold on Amazon. Shop Fox and another are sold but both get mostly bad ratings. I'll wait. I did look into Infinity Tools and there is a lot of forum stuff on their cutting tools, especially their router bits, which get consistently high ratings at every level from everyone who tested them. That's a tough market too; serious woodworkers have a healthy appreciation for good cutting tools. The company is HQ'd in Florida.

[edgarspencer]

Originally Posted by Richard Flanders

The Infinity vise is not sold on Amazon. .

Richard, This Vise on Amazon is the very same I got from Infinity. Sometimes I read reviews, and when I do, I often think can openers may be beyond their level of skills.

https://www.amazon.com/HFS-Parrot-Vi...dDbGljaz10cnVl