Shop Tools

Pferd is a German company that might be better known for abrasives and carbide burrs, but they’ve been making files for over 200 years in Germany and it’s actually their original product. American Pattern Machinist Files typically...

Magnetic Shop ShimsSet of 28 Shop Shims with storage case, finally got these in stock again.Each shim is ground on 6 sides with two magnets on the bottom face, there are 7 different heights and 4 pieces of each height in a set.  These shims...

// The Magnetic 1-2-3 blocks are the larger, beefed up version our magnetic shop shims. The blocks have 2 powerful rare earth magnets flush mounted on each of 3 different faces while their opposite faces remain without magnets. ​You will...

We did some testing on anti-spatters and this one performed the best based on three tests: low voltage, high voltage, and paint adhesion without cleanup of the treated surface. Walter E-WELD 4 (53F403) is Walter's premium anti-spatter that guarantees...

Fireball Tool Bench Vise What's special about this bench vise: This vise has a specially designed 4 point swivel base designed to match up with holes on most common welding tables.  Whether you have a table with 5/8" or 16 mm holes, if the...

Magnetic Shop ShimsSet of 28 Shop Shims with storage case, finally got these in stock again.Each shim is ground on 6 sides with two magnets on the bottom face, there are 7 different heights and 4 pieces of each height in a set.  These shims...

Heat Warning This product contains rear earth magnets which may permanently demagnetize if their temperature exceeds 18°F (80°C). Avoid prolonged exposure to high heat!

So your workpiece is larger than your vise? Get some parallel block holders!   Parallel Block Holders are designed to work with 6" Kurt style milling vises with a vise bed height of 2-7/8" (2.875"). They effectively extend...

The Original Thread Checker is an accurate and easy-to-use thread verifier for both nuts and bolts. Conveniently assembled onto a wire loop, it is especially well suited for distinguishing between similar inch and metric threads...