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Features
- Toe-in toward top jaws helps ensure firm grip on workpiece
- Square body seating for easy under-bench mounting
- Provision for installing wooden cheeks to protect work pieces
- 4-1/2" jaw capacity perfect for light duty woodworking tasks
- Crated of forged iron for long-lasting durability
Description
The IRWIN Woodworker's Vise ensures a firm grip on workpieces with toe-in toward top jaws. With a square body for easy under-bench mounting, it has a provision for installing wood cheeks to protect workpieces. Constructed of durable forged iron, it has a 4-1/2" jaw capacity perfect for hobbies and light woodworking tasks.
Material: Cast Iron
Brand: IRWIN
Item dimensions L x W x H: 7 x 3.75 x 8 inches
Color: Blue
Style: Vise
Item Weight: 454 g
UPC: See more
Global Trade Identification Number: 83
Number of Packs: 1
Number of Items: 1
Brand Name: IRWIN
Model Number: 226361
UPC: 753956410439 753956448463 787721795759 735090001483 784497217980 732454112281 767615648866 044906390360 635665201402 038548014883 343538816461 300716231010 300716338672 779975380515 757073825329
Global Trade Identification Number: 83
Number of Packs: 1
Number of Items: 1
Manufacturer Warranty Description: YES
Unit Count: 1 Count
Manufacturer: IRWIN
Included Components: 6-1/2" WOODWORKERS VISE
Item Type Name: 6-1/2" WOODWORKERS VISE
Manufacturer Part Number: SBD226361
Item Dimensions: 7 x 3.75 x 8 inches
Item Weight: 454 g
Item Diameter: 6.5 inches
Material Type: Cast Iron
Color: Blue
Style Name: Vise
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Top Amazon Reviews
Nice vise for woodworking. Straight forward no frills mounting. The threaded screw isn't fine polished and had some burrs on the threads; but, with a little oil and screwing it in and out a few times loosened it up. The jaw plates are not milled and are a bit rough so as others have done I added wood facing to each clamp faceplates. I would recommend the purchase to anyone looking to add a woodworkers vise to their shop.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 17, 2026 by Briagail
This vice is a little hard to install but its ABSOLUTELY worth every minute.
Reviewed in the United States on August 18, 2026 by Hank M.
I mounted this vice to a portable workbench. It's perfect for that. It's not heavy-duty, but I don't need a heavy duty vice on this workbench. The vice closes up evenly and holds a workpiece securely. It was easy to install. It works as expected for the price range that it is in. The lead screw feels a little sloppy but it works well. The guide bars are smooth but appear to be just cold rolled steel, as opposed to chromed or hardened guide bars. So you have to be careful not to mar them or put dings in them. You definitely need to add some wood to the inside faces of both jaws because they are fairly rough. By putting threaded inserts into the workbench, I can remove the vice with four 1/4-20 screws. I plan to add a couple more mounting locations to my workbench so I can move the vice if need be. I will most likely purchase an additional vice also.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 28, 2024 by KP
Nice little wood vise for the money, seams to be solid, can't wait to get it on my bench.
Reviewed in the United States on August 4, 2026 by Amazon Customer
Whether you are beginning, or have spent a few years making sawdust, this vise is a great addition to your arsenal. It is compact, yet sturdy. Mind you...it doesn't have the jaw capacity of the hundred dollar vices...but it doesn't cost a hundred dollars either! I have had mine a couple months now and sometimes marvel I didn't get one sooner. Mounting is simple...2 screws/bolts (not provided) drive thru holes in the underside flange. You could use lag screws for non-thru-hole mounting, but I just drove 1/4" carriage bolts thru my bench. The vise is pretty solid, although somewhat light. Don't expect it to support a 16' 2x6. But it will hold reasonable sized pieces firmly, which is all I ask of it. Great buy on a very decent product. If you're on the fence about buying one...I'd recommend pulling the trigger on this one!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 18, 2022 by UncaWoody
First off, a word of warning. Do not open the clamp up all the way to the very end without holding both ends or you risk losing your toes. While testing to see how far this thing opens up, I loosened it fully, and due to the dual beam support, I was unaware that the vise had come apart as it was still slightly supported. When I tilted the vise, the front part fell about 5 inches away from my foot. It not falling on my foot was the difference between a 5-star review and a long visit to the ER. You have been warned. As for the positives, for $20, you get a woodworking vise that can handle a large variety of tasks. When you apply wooden planks to the inside of the vise, you will need to drill out 2 holes into the wood on the side that attaches to the edge of your bench. Make sure to attach your wood first, drill your holes through your wood, then predrill holes in your bench for the vice. Make sure to have your screws recessed into the wood to avoid damaging any wood you clamp. The edge where you need to screw or bolt in the vice from the underside is quite close to edge so you need to make sure to drill carefully into the side of your bench to avoid any issues. I definitely recommend measuring twice and thinking everything through before installing. The worst case would probably be chipping off a small part of the side of your bench and moving the vice to a new location. To avoid this, just be patient. I used two #10 2 1/2" screw for securing the vice horizontally and two #12 3" screws for securing it vertically. They work perfectly for the size of the holes. I pre-drilled holes with a 3/16" bit into my workbench to secure the screws. I really wanted to bolt it into the bench horizontally, but I could not find #10 5" bolt screws to secure the vice into the 4x4. It would probably be overkill anyway. I also used four #10 3/4" screws for securing the wood into the vice which worked out perfectly. The metal beams that secure the angle of the vice rubbed against one of the pieces of wood at first, but opening and closing the vice a few times wore down the part that was touching and it now works smoothly again. I used a couple of pieces of pine for the wooden clamps which work great. Pine is not hard enough to damage any wood that's clamped in the vice, but is strong enough to withstand wear. I finished them with some beeswax and this vice is good to go. The clamp holds very well and allows for some great detail work. I highly recommend this vice for the novice woodworker and the professional who just needs an extra vice for fine work on smaller pieces.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 2, 2020 by Christian Moussa
Just installed the vice today. The vice is well made and a great buy for the money! Perfect for my needs. I found this from an earlier post. These are the perfect size screws to use: Two #10 2 1/2" screws for securing the vice horizontally and two #12 3" screws for securing it vertically. They work perfectly for the size of the holes. I pre-drilled holes with a 3/16" bit into my workbench to secure the screws. I also used four #10 3/4" screws for securing the wood into the vice which worked out perfectly.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 29, 2025 by Dan Reyers
I needed a simple vise for my workbench and this looked good for the price. Plus I have a number of other Irwin clamps, so I know they generally make good stuff. This is a pretty sturdy vise, and will lock down your work well. Just make sure you secure it very well to your bench. I found that it was a little awkward to install with the bolt/screw holes positioned where they are, but I was able to get the vise installed really tightly to the bench. I would say my only complaint is that the jaws are a little short. Since this is a side/front mounting vise and if you have a thick counter to mount this on, you might find that the jaws are not tall enough to hold a smaller piece above your work surface. I solved that problem by adding some simple scrap wood jaw liners to extend the height. You could also install this a bit differently if you wanted to go to the trouble of cutting out holes in the front of your bench for the main screw and guide rods. I think that installation would probably be best suited for this vise, but I might have gone with a bench top model instead if I weren't short on space.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 13, 2014 by Modern Paleo