Amtech Wood Working Vice - 150mm

Name: Amtech Wood Working Vice - 150mm
Brand: Amtech
SKU: 5yxcxvhyag
Availability: InStock

This 150mm (6") woodworking table vice features a robust cast iron body and a chrome-plated steel ...

Best current price£17.50from eBay

Best offers

Shopping.co.uk recommended and popular offers

Lowest priceMost popular

eBay£17.50Visit shop

Amtech D2600 Woodworking Vice - Blue

Visit shop

Trusted

B&Q£21.99Visit shop

B&Q - D2600 150mm (6") Woodworking Vice

Visit shop

All Offers

7 offers from £17.50 - £21.99

View price history by clicking the chart icon.

eBayAmtech D2600 Woodworking Vice - Blue

£8.95 delivery

£17.50

Visit shop

OnBuy.com6" Cast Iron Wood Working Vice - Vice Wood Working 6 Amtech 5032759001354

Free delivery in 1–3 days

£19.49

Visit shop

B&QB&Q - D2600 150mm (6") Woodworking Vice

Free delivery in 1–3 days

£21.99

Visit shop

Product Information

Full details

This guide is for woodworkers and DIY enthusiasts looking to enhance their projects with a reliable clamping solution. The Amtech 150mm (6") Wood Working Vice provides a robust and durable clamping mechanism for various woodworking and general applications. Note that wooden liners and mounting screws are not included, and special delivery terms may apply due to the item's size and weight.

All features

Model Part Number	D2600
Brand	Amtech

Extended Product Information

FAQs

What is the primary material of the vice?

The body is made of cast iron.

What size screws are needed for mounting?

You need 4 x 5/16" UNC countersunk screws for mounting the wooden liners.

Are wooden liners included?

No, wooden liners are not supplied and must be sourced separately.

What is the maximum clamping capacity?

The vice has a 150mm (6") clamping capacity.

Where is delivery available?

Delivery is available to the UK, including N. Ireland, the Channel Islands, Scottish Islands, Scottish Highlands, and all offshore UK Islands. Delivery is also available to the Republic of Ireland and select international locations.

How do I maintain the vice?

Keep the screw and guide clean and lubricated. Wipe the vice down regularly to prevent rust.

Troubleshooting

Vice is difficult to turn.

Clean and lubricate the screw and guide. Check for any obstructions.

Workpiece slips during clamping.

Ensure wooden liners are in place and properly fitted. Tighten the vice firmly but avoid over-tightening.

Rust or corrosion appears.

Clean the affected areas with a wire brush or fine sandpaper. Apply a rust-preventative lubricant.

Pros and Cons

Pros

Durable cast iron construction ensures longevity.
Chrome-plated steel components resist corrosion.
Suitable for a wide range of woodworking and general clamping tasks.
The 150mm size provides ample clamping capacity for various project sizes.

Cons

Requires user-supplied wooden liners for optimal performance with delicate materials.
Mounting screws are not included.
Special delivery terms and conditions apply due to size and weight, potentially affecting shipping costs.
May not be suitable for extremely heavy-duty industrial applications.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Mounting: The vice requires 4 x 5/16" UNC countersunk screws for attaching wooden liners. Ensure your workbench or mounting surface is suitable for the vice's size and weight.
Liners: Wooden liners (not supplied) are essential for protecting the workpiece and ensuring a secure grip, especially when working with softer woods.
Compatibility: This vice is compatible with most workbenches, provided they can accommodate the mounting requirements. Always check for adequate space and support.
Care: Keep the screw and guide clean and lubricated to ensure smooth operation. Wipe the vice down regularly to prevent rust and maintain its appearance.