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I like it just fine, in fact I encourage it. While not as profitable, I find it equally gratifying that someone would want to copy my work. It's one thing to buy something, another matter entirely to build it.

Exactly what I was thinking.

I feel like such a cave man.

Here's the one I use most of the time. Then there's the one that clamps on the jaw and the one that bolts to the table. You can never have too many. I still need to make one that has a step for the stepped jaws. Seems I'm always switching from step to parallels and having to switch stops.

I'll tell you one thing, he's not building a playhouse for the children

The Japanese company that bought Fred's shop made high-speed labeling machines. They hired a Brit to write their manuals. The Chinese seem to have missed that lesson, though sometimes even English can be difficult for Americans.

Some years ago I was explaining to an old friend (who had not done well and dropped out of HS), that it wasn't about learning the answers, it was about learning how to figure out the answers. She exclaimed "I wish someone had told me that back then!" You never learn something so well as when...

I wanted to make a small home security device that would produce the sound of a shell being racked into the chamber of a 12 ga.

Vertical vise that triples as angle plate and two-piece table vise.

^^^This^^^ If you have actually found the orphaned jaws to fit your chuck, you should not only buy them, you should also buy a lottery ticket.