The Stanley Quick Vice features a sliding jaw and a one-handed lever arm for quick and easy openin...The Stanley Quick Vice features a sliding jaw and a one-handed lever arm for quick and easy opening, closing, and repositioning. Its steel construction ensures durability and a long lifespan. Removable rubber pads protect the workpiece, while screw threads allow for secure tightening to the work surface. This vice is designed for quick and easy clamping jobs and offers a clamping force of 180kg. It has a clamping capacity of 110mm and a throat depth of 80mm. The dimensions are H:19.1 x W:28.4 x D:9.4 cm. It comes with a 1-year guarantee.
This guide is for anyone using the Stanley Quick Vice (0-83-179) for woodworking. The key benefit is its quick and easy clamping action, saving you time on your projects. However, keep in mind that this vice is designed for lighter-duty tasks and may not be suitable for heavy industrial use. This guide will cover setup, features, usage, and troubleshooting.
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Model Part Number
0-83-179
Brand
Stanley
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is the clamping capacity of the vice?
The clamping capacity is 110mm.
What is the throat depth?
The throat depth is 80mm.
What material is the vice made of?
The vice is made of steel and rubber.
How do I mount the vice?
The vice is designed for tabletop mounting.
Does the vice have a swivel base?
No, the vice does not have a swivel base.
What is the clamping force?
The clamping force is 180kg (1.765 kN).
Is the vice suitable for heavy-duty use?
No, it is designed for general woodworking tasks, not heavy industrial use.
What is the warranty period?
The product comes with a 1-year guarantee.
Troubleshooting
Vice does not clamp securely.
Ensure the screw threads are clean and free of debris. Tighten the vice securely to the work surface. Check the workpiece dimensions to see if it is within the clamp opening.
Lever arm is difficult to operate.
Lubricate the lever arm mechanism. Check for any obstructions.
Rubber pads are damaged.
Replace the rubber pads.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Quick and easy one-handed operation saves time.
Durable steel construction ensures a long lifespan.
Protective rubber pads prevent damage to workpieces.
High clamping force provides secure hold.
Suitable for various woodworking tasks.
Cons
Not designed for heavy-duty industrial applications.
Tabletop mounting limits portability.
Limited to 110mm clamping opening.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Mounting: The vice is designed for tabletop mounting. Ensure the mounting surface is stable and can handle the clamping force.
Compatibility: Compatible with a wide range of workpieces within its clamping capacity (110mm).
Care:
Keep the vice clean from dust and debris.
Inspect the rubber pads for wear and replace them if necessary.
Occasionally lubricate the moving parts to ensure smooth operation.