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Wilton Cross-Slide Drill Press Vise, 4" Jaw Width & Max Opening, 1-3/8" Jaw Depth (Model CS4)

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Size: 4 in.


Features

  • Move your workpiece horizontally and longitudinally for precise positioning
  • Cast side knobs accurately dial in .1mm increments
  • Durable base has five bolt lugs for easy mounting to a machine table
  • Heavy-duty construction with fine-grain cast iron castings
  • Hardened V-groove jaws hold round-shaped objects both vertically and horizontally

Description

Wilton's cross-slide drill press vises allow repeat drills or taps in a workpiece by sliding along two axs. This vise boasts hardened v-grooved jaws for clamping round objects vertically and horizontally. Backed by Wilton's lifetime warranty.

Material: Cast Iron


Brand: Wilton


Item dimensions L x W x H: 10.5 x 5.75 x 7 inches


Color: Blue


Style: Cross Slide


Item Weight: 20 pounds


UPC:


Number of Packs: 1


Number of Items: 1


Unit Count: 1 Count


Brand Name: Wilton


Model Number: CS4


UPC: 014444910559 784497315365 069060297140 662755100178


Number of Packs: 1


Number of Items: 1


Manufacturer Warranty Description: Lifetime


Unit Count: 1 Count


Manufacturer: WMH Tool Group


Included Components: Vise


Item Type Name: Drill Press Vise


Manufacturer Part Number: WL9-11694


Item Dimensions: 10.5 x 5.75 x 7 inches


Item Weight: 20 pounds


Material Type: Cast Iron


Color: Blue


Style Name: Cross Slide


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • This is a GREAT VISE
Style: Cross Slide
I spent a lot of time reviewing cross slide vises and reading a lot of reviews. They all said the vise needed to be disassembled and cleaned. Several talked about quality control issues. Poor castings, bent or missing parts and machining marks left on the ways. NONE of the reviewers on this vise, mentioned quality control issues. That along with the brand name led me to purchase this vise. When I received the vise I looked the shipping box over closely. I found no damage. I opened the container and removed the vise looking for any imperfections. I found NO Casting Imperfections. I disassembled and cleaned the vise reassembled with small amounts of grease. It did take a few minutes to adjust the tension on the ways/tables. This I believe is a personal thing. I have used the vise and is works very smoothly and made drilling duplicate holes in 1/4" steel very easy. Another quality product by WILTON and AMAZON. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 22, 2020 by Jim E.
    • Impressive for price
Style: Cross Slide
Very pleased with the amount of adjustments for tension to remove runout. That being said, I had to continually tighten adjustment set screws due to backing out from vibration during milling and drilling procedures. I will solve this issue with thread sealant so not a big deal. Vise is built solid and I’m very happy for the results ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2024 by Curt
    • works good on small things
Style: Cross Slide
Like the reviews say, take it apart and clean it. I used it several times on my drill press to key small shafts and finally had to tighten 2 of the screws to keep it from slopping, but for the price you would expect to have to do a little something. Overall, its a great product. There is minor play in the main turn handle, but unless your ready to spend some bucks, it is definitely something that can be dealt with. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2024 by Chris
    • Appears a bit low on qualit.
Style: Cross Slide
Appears way to cheap for a product with a $259 list price, paid $107.49 on black Friday sale, not sure if it was even worth that, spent hours working on improving it's performance to a maybe 3 star item. Having invested so much time on it, not sure if I will return it or not. A bit disappointing! Update: The cranking handles finally excepted oil and are working way better, I was able to re-engineer the V-Track rail system so it no longer constantly jambs up, and the clamping shim plate no longer slides out as well, I can now tighten them to very close tolerances and have very little play, and they no longer ever jamb up, the cross slide drill press vise tool is now usable and worth keeping. More updates: Decided it was still a bit to sloppy and spent a couple more hours filling out one of the uneven v-groves and added a copper shim washer to the other axis, finally some accuracy, product I'm drilling into isn't moving around anymore, I would have been happy to pay another $100 or maybe even $200 more to not have had to go thorough all that, unfortunately I don't even see a good option at that price point, ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 4, 2023 by Jerry
    • Fits my drill press great
Style: Cross Slide
Review Image by Haden Haden
Refurbishing this 1970’s drill press and this was a great addition. I can now drill precise holes without having to reposition my vise. It’s clamped down and I can make minute adjustments with the x and y handles. Not shown in the photo are the 1/2” bolts with washers and wing nuts holding it down. I can get 3 out of the 5 feet bolted down. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 18, 2024 by Haden Haden
    • The best cross slide vise ive used
Style: Cross Slide
The best cross slide vise ive used . I will admit that i had to disassemble it and clean up some of the surfaces with a wire wheel to get nice smooth and free operation. It was well worth the time and effort to have a machinists quality vice for about 1/4-1/3 of the price. I have even used supposed machinist vices that were in the $300-$400 range that were not near as precise or tightly toleranced. If you are willing to put in the minimal amount of effort to clean up a few rough edges,adjust the slip plates,and oil it. Its a definite must have. Wilton quality is why all 5 of my vises are Wilton. I know i may sound like a spokesperson for them,but when I use a tool that is of good quality, I personally think that props are in order. Ive had to use a lot of junk over the years(what I refer to as single use tools) as in you use it once or twice and its junk. This is not one of those. Oh , and for the price, you couldn't beat it with a stick(metaphoricly speaking of course). Did I spell metaphoricly right? Hmmmph doesnt look right does it? Oh well, who gives $#!t. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 2, 2016 by dustin

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