This 100mm (4") Drill Press Vice is ideal for domestic or commercial use and positions easily on d...This 100mm (4") Drill Press Vice is ideal for domestic or commercial use and positions easily on drill press tables or workbenches. Durable cast construction drill press vice with 100mm (4") jaws. Maximum opening of 100mm (4") aprox. Slotted base positions easily on drill press table or workbenches Chrome plated cold rolled steel screws Chrome plated swivel crank handle drops conviently out of the way.
100mm (4"") Drill Press Vice Toolzone
Durable cast iron construction drill press vice with 100mm (4''') wide jaws.
Maximum opening 100mm (4'').
Powerful replaceable serrated steel jaws.
Slotted base positions easily fit on drill press table or workbenches.
Chrome plated, cold rolled screws.
Chrome plated swivel crank handle drops conveniently out of the way.
Product code VC019
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Machine Vice for Pillar Drill / Hand Clamp 4" (100mm) Vies Maximum Jaw Opening 103Mm Jaw Width 100Mm Overall Size 184Mm X 170Mm
This guide helps users get the most out of their Toolzone VC019 Drill Press Vice. Designed for both domestic and commercial use, this vice securely holds workpieces during drilling. A key consideration is ensuring the vice is correctly mounted and tightened for safe and effective use. This guide covers setup, features, and troubleshooting.
All features
Model Part Number
VC019
Brand
Toolzone
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is the maximum jaw opening?
The maximum jaw opening is 100mm (4").
What materials can this vice hold?
The vice can hold a wide range of materials, including wood, metal, and plastic.
How do I clean the vice?
Clean the vice regularly with a brush or cloth to remove debris. Wipe down with a slightly damp cloth if needed.
Are the jaws replaceable?
Yes, the jaws are replaceable. This ensures the vice maintains a secure grip over time.
What is the construction material?
The vice is constructed from durable cast iron.
How do I lubricate the vice?
Apply a light oil to the screws and moving parts to ensure smooth operation.
Where can I mount this vice?
You can mount this vice on a drill press table or a workbench using the slotted base.
What is the advantage of the swivel crank handle?
The swivel crank handle allows for convenient operation and can be dropped out of the way when not in use.
Troubleshooting
Vice does not hold the workpiece securely.
Check if the jaws are clean and free of debris. Ensure the workpiece is properly positioned and tighten the vice firmly. If the jaws are worn, replace them.
The crank handle is difficult to turn.
Lubricate the screws and moving parts with a light oil. Check for any obstructions or debris in the threads.
The vice is not aligned with the drill bit.
Loosen the mounting bolts and reposition the vice. Ensure the jaws are parallel to the drill bit's path before tightening the bolts.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Durable cast iron construction ensures long-lasting use.
Wide jaw capacity accommodates a variety of workpiece sizes.
Serrated jaws provide a strong and secure grip.
Slotted base allows for easy and secure mounting.
Chrome plating protects against corrosion and enhances appearance.
Swivel crank handle provides convenient operation and storage.
Cons
Requires proper mounting and tightening for safe use.
May not be suitable for extremely heavy-duty applications beyond the specified capacity.
Serrated jaws may leave marks on softer materials.
The maximum opening of 100mm (4") may be limiting for larger workpieces.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Mounting: Position the vice on the drill press table or workbench, using the slotted base.
Alignment: Ensure the jaws are aligned with the drill bit's path.
Securing: Tighten the vice securely to the table using appropriate fasteners.
Compatibility:
Compatible with most drill presses and workbenches.
Suitable for holding a wide range of materials (wood, metal, plastic).
Check the maximum jaw opening (100mm / 4") to ensure compatibility with your workpieces.
Care:
Clean the vice regularly to remove debris and metal shavings.
Lubricate the screws and moving parts with a light oil to maintain smooth operation.
Inspect the jaws for wear and replace them as needed.