Dual-Purpose Combined Universal Vise 360° Swivel Base Work, Bench Vise or Table Vise Clamp-On with Quick Adjustment, 3.3" Movable Home Vice for Woodworking
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- Unique MultifunctionNot only can this vise be screwed firmly to the workbench or table with screws, but also it can also be conveniently clamped on the workbench. Pls Make sure only real shop is WideGx before adding it! Versatile and durable, this vise is perfect for a plethora of work surfaces.
- One-Click PositionPress on the quick release button, and push the jaws together to quickly position and clamp. No need to turn the screws to tighten! No worrying about machine accuracy deviation!
- 360 RotationBuilt with a 360 degree swivel base, this work bench vise is perfect for use with a variety of clamping angles for versatility. Smooth guide rail makes both the screw and handle use smooth and effortless.
- Universal ViseMaximum opening of jaw is up to 2.5'', jaw width 3.3''. Base clamping range increased to 4'' for various thicknesses. Designed for home, workshop, professional use, general purpose and light work, and ideal for woodworking, cutting conduit, drilling, gluing, metalworking, sanding or planing, sawing, and more!
- High QualityMade of high-grade cast steel - The surface is sprayed to enhance corrosion-resistance and to make it more smooth to the touch. The jaw is hardened and hammered to increase its hardness and strength, providing long-lasting durability and reliable grip.
Material: grade cast
Brand: STEINBRÜCKE
Color: Black
Style: Modern
Manufacturer: STEINBRÜCKE
Item Weight: 5.19 pounds
Package Dimensions: 7.4 x 4.72 x 4.69 inches
Country of Origin: China
Color: Black
Style: Modern
Material: grade cast
Batteries Included?: No
Batteries Required?: No
Date First Available: May 25, 2021
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I bought this to be an extra set of hands when doing small projects like soldering, filing, gunsmithing, etc. It's pretty heavy and well made, however the clamping lever at the base that keeps the vice from swiveling around is a poor design and doesn't clamp tight enough to keep it from moving with moderate force. I'm trying to figure out how to put a rubber gasket in between the mating surfaces to aid in keeping it locked in place, but am probably going to have to make one myself. Otherwise it does come in handy and has a small anvil to boot.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 15, 2023 by Amazon Customer
Size good for a small workbench
Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2023 by Michael Anstedt
Well made ...
Reviewed in the United States on November 10, 2023 by Micheal kelm
The vise is perfect for my needs. Excellent price/value relationship.
Reviewed in the United States on November 1, 2023 by david
Decent vice, just on the small side. I probably didn't read the fine print.
Reviewed in the United States on September 26, 2023 by Amazon Customer
A great product, price and transaction.
Reviewed in the United States on October 24, 2023 by S. LeBlanc
Been wanting one like this for years. Right size.portable and well made. Happy camper.
Reviewed in the United States on October 14, 2023 by N. Martin
The media could not be loaded. I was able to clamp a pieve of heated metal in these, grip the other end with some tongs, then walk around it to make a spiral handle for an old shop brush I have. It's a small vice, but a mighty one nonetheless! My one recommendation (especially for any other new/hobbyist smiths out there) is to save up for another vice that opens way from the mount, as this opens towards it. Don't get me wrong, this thing works great! Highly recommend grabbing one! You just have to be careful with clamping a long piece of material in these, since you only get about 1/4" of clearance between the outer jaw and your mounting surface. I'll probably update this review with a video later to demonstrate what I mean by "it opens towards the mount," just so other potential buyers see what I mean. Better to be informed! :) UPDATE: In the video I go over some of the features with the vise, but I may have discovered why the quick release button locks up. When you use that to push the jaws closed on something, I think it sort of lifts the teeth away from that spiral rail. So at first when you slide the jaw elsewhere, the teeth aren't in alignment with the rail. When you go to crank the jaws in either direction, the teeth will click into place and find their position again. Conversely, if you have it closed tightly onto something, those teeth have a really tight hold on the rail, which creates a lot of friction when trying to use the quick release. If you crank the jaws open a little bit before pressing the button, it relieves some of that friction and lets the teeth move more freely. All that is to say: if you clamp it tightly, it'll lock onto your material. Don't rely on the quick release to let go of something in a pinch (badum-tss), it'll be locked up until you unclamp the jaws a little bit. Hope this review is helpful!
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Reviewed in the United States on October 18, 2022 by Wes Schull