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HFS(R) 5" Cross Slide Vise Drill Press Metal Milling 2 Way X-Y Heavy Duty Clamp Machine Benchtop Drill Presses

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Size: 5in


Features

  • [JAW WIDTH]: 5 Inch
  • [HIGH QUALITY]: Made from the highest quality ductile Iron 80000 PSI for minimum bending.
  • [FEATURES]: Premium quality swiveling milling vise features perfectly aligned precision gowned jaws.
  • [DOUBLE SCREW RODS]: Longitudinal/cross travel and adjustable gibs.
  • [APPLICATION]: Designed for woodworking and metalworking.

Description

This 5" cross sliding vise will easily turn your drill press into a milling machine. With the vise and its precise moving slider, wood and metal parts can be easily processed with high precision and high quality. It can also be connected to a lathe or other tools to fix the workpiece in the exact position required. Key Points: Durable cast iron construction Powerful serrated steel jaws Cold rolled steel screws 2 swivel crank handles for adjusting vise front to back and left to right Bolt down slots for securing Hinged vise crank handles drops out of the way Designed for woodworking and metalworking Product Specification: 4-3/4" throat opening, 5" longitudinal and 4.5" cross travel, jaw width: 5" - Maximum, jaw opening: 4 1/2", base size: 9 3/4" x 5 1/2", overall unit size 11 1/2" x 11 1/4" x 6 3/4"Vise and cross slide have adjustable shimsCross slides have removable adjusting crank handles

Material: Stainless Steel


Brand: HFS


Item dimensions L x W x H: 11.42 x 11.3 x 6.42 inches


Color: Blue


Style: Modern


Item Weight: 18 Pounds


Tensile Strength: 80000 PSI


UPC:


Manufacturer: HFS


Material: ‎Stainless Steel


Brand: ‎HFS


Item dimensions L x W x H: ‎11.42 x 11.3 x 6.42 inches


Color: ‎Blue


Style: ‎Modern


Item Weight: ‎18 Pounds


Tensile Strength: ‎80000 PSI


UPC: ‎819300016044


Manufacturer: ‎HFS


Part Number: ‎16020


Item Weight: ‎18 pounds


Product Dimensions: ‎11.42 x 11.3 x 6.42 inches


Item model number: ‎16044


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No


Size: ‎5in


Power Source: ‎Manual


Item Package Quantity: ‎1


Batteries Included?: ‎No


Batteries Required?: ‎No


Date First Available: June 20, 2014


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    • Great little 4 inch Cross Slide Vise
Size: 4in
I read many reviews on this vise but My experience was very good. First all I had to do was tighten everything and give it an oiling well with synthetic 10/30 motor oil and this baby worked just fine. There is a little slop in the cranking of both operations but not enough to bother anything at all. I looked at 20 other versions and this one is the best by far. I recommend it. It is a very good buy and will satisfy just about everybody. Thanks for building a worth while piece of hardware. S Thompson, Oregon ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2019 by birdwatcher
    • Most products need tweaks…
Size: 5in
I purchased the Hardware Factory Store (HFS) 5” cross-slide drill press vise, #16044. Despite oddities and flaws, this vise provides new capabilities for my drill press at modest cost. When I unpacked it, I was forced to remove the slides and file the sharp edges of the dovetails because they were preventing the dovetail slides and flat ways from making contact. I ground sharper points on the gib screws so the gibs would press snugly against the dovetails. These improvements made slide movements reasonably smooth. I didn’t check all the machining for flatness, parallelism, and perpendicularity, but the flat ways for the lowest slide are out of parallel with the base by about 0.050”, so this will never be a high-precision vise. The cranks and their spinner handles are plastic and felt like they might fail, so I inserted a metal sleeve in the spinners to take up the slack and filled the square mortises for the cranks with epoxy to tighten them up. The lead screws and dials for the hand cranks are unusual, as the dial has 30 increments per revolution. I attached a digital caliper to provide an accurate readout and found that over the full 5” range of travel, this vise advances 0.133 mm/0.0052” for each increment on the dial, which is 3.99 mm/0.156” per revolution of the dial. This non-standard system will make achieving precision drill patterns unnecessarily difficult. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 16, 2024 by beryl33
    • works great right out of the box.
Size: 3in
another cheap vice I got off amazon came frozen together and had to be disassembled, cleaned and still barely works. pain in the ass. I think I got lucky with this one, works smooth like butter fresh out of the box.
Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2023 by wyatt
    • If you aren't willing to roll up your sleeves, find a more expensive option
Size: 4in
Yes, several other lukewarm reviews are fairly spot-on. The very first thing I did to this vise upon receipt was to try it out, and confirm that it was as clunky as other reviews said. (Very much so. It was almost unusably rough, and the movements were difficult--nearly impossible---to turn without backing off the jib screws, and even loosening the screws near the crank) I then disassembled it to try to improve! I pulled every main piece apart. The first thing I noticed was that the ways were very rough, as well as being warped from bad castings, and **several drill holes** were SEVERELY misaligned. This one looked like it was drilled by hand, folks. I proceeded to file flat and gently smooth the ways (dovetails first, then beds--25 min) and took the jibs to a flat grinding stone to flatten and smooth (3 min) . The jibs have a rough, non-centered hole drilled in one end to grab one of the adjustment screws, so it won't slide out of the dovetail. On the largest (we'll call X) axis--the base piece, the Acme screw passes through a block that pins to the movement above it by a 1/2" (appx) cast pin. This block is not square--not a 90 on it-- and the pin had a nasty casting leftover artifact on the end. The pin was round--it'd been ground or lathed clean enough to fit. The whole block, however--did NOT line up with the bore of the Acme screw from one end of the main base casting! This made the action very rough, obviously. I saw three courses of action. 1) fabricate a new block out of delrin, etc. Could not do because I can't tap Acme with my existing tools. 2) Drill a new hole for the pin inline with the Acme screw. It may mess up the overall throw of the way, but I may yet use this option. 3) Leave the screws holding the crank/Acme to the base casting REALLY loose. YEP! It worked. Next, the Y-axis. One of the jibs would not lie flat. I needed an additional 5-minutes of file work to fix what I hadn't really done right earlier. Once completed, the jib would sit in the dovetail with the screw slightly exposed to hold. The drillings that hold the Acme for the Y-axis were also misaligned, but not nearly so badly as the holes on the X. That said, the drillings that held the Acme-to-casting plate were far enough off that if both used, the crank wouldn't turn. So, I could only install one. I could redrill/tap in another spot on the plate, but I have a feeling that it will be fine. The vise itself was actually fine. It's a chrome plated screw, and moved very cleanly. Once I had greased and re-assembled the vise, movement was better, if not "precise." The adjustment screws were set, and the wing-nutted screws provided solid lockup, so there was no worry of wiggle. There are metered markings on the X/Y crank and plate, but using a micrometer to show how much movement each measured didn't prove insightful--they gave no meaningful meter in either metric or english. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 26, 2016 by Patrick Grow
    • Very nice piece of hardware for the price
Size: 3in
Pros: - This heavy solid metal device seems very sturdy and well made. I have no worries about its durability. - The mounting slots looked like they might let the bolts slip, but turned out to work great once I had it set up. - The adjusting cranks and compression screws allow for reasonably precise operation over a surprisingly wide range of motion. Cons: - The piece is a little bit tall, be sure you have enough room beneath your drill press before you buy it. - The lower crank is somewhat sticky. Operating it quickly requires so much force that I wind up lifting and shaking the entire drill press (and the workbench it's attached to) if I don't use a second hand to hold it steady. (Still gets the job done though, this is only a minor annoyance) - There were sizable scrap metal chips stuck in the grease in all the mechanisms. It may jam and/or damage itself if you don't clean it before the first time you use it. (Not a problem so long as you notice before you try to use it) Overall a very nice piece of hardware for the price. I am very satisfied with how well it works. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2015 by Amazon Customer
    • Great vise for the money
Size: 5in
This vise is great. But just like others have said, don't expect to do precise machining right away. I did the same thing everyone else had to do. Fully disassembled the unit and removed all the extra paint from the ways. Reassembled with a light oil. Now it is super tight and ready to do some work.
Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2025 by Samantha

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