This Draper Bench Vice is an excellent addition to any workbench. Made from cast iron, the body of...This Draper Bench Vice is an excellent addition to any workbench. Made from cast iron, the body of this vice easily fixes to the edge of your work table, simply turn to fit. Perfect for small-scale work, this vice comfortably holds up to 40mm. The vice features serrated curved jaws and a bench clamping screw. It has a 40mm capacity and is manufactured from zinc plated carbon steel. It is display packed and comes in a display carton.
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This guide is for anyone using the Draper Bench Vice. It's designed to securely hold workpieces for tasks like sawing, drilling, and filing, offering stability for detailed work. Keep in mind that this vice is best suited for smaller-scale projects and materials up to 40mm. It's an excellent addition to your workbench for precise and controlled operations.
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Model Part Number
38267
Brand
Draper
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FAQs
What is the maximum capacity of the vice?
The Draper Bench Vice can hold materials up to 40mm in size.
What material is the vice made from?
The body of the vice is made from cast iron, and it features zinc plated carbon steel construction.
How do I mount the vice to my workbench?
Place the vice on the edge of your workbench and use the bench clamping screw to secure it firmly. Ensure it is level and stable before use.
How do I clean the vice?
Clean the jaws and body after each use to remove debris. Use a brush or cloth to remove any material build-up.
What should I do if the screw is hard to turn?
Lubricate the screw and moving parts with a suitable lubricant to ensure smooth operation.
Is the vice suitable for heavy-duty applications?
No, this vice is designed for small-scale work. It may not be suitable for heavy-duty industrial applications.
How do I prevent rust?
Keep the vice clean and dry, and periodically apply a rust inhibitor or lubricant to the moving parts.
Troubleshooting
Vice does not clamp securely.
Check the clamping screw for tightness. Ensure the jaws are clean and free of debris. Make sure the workpiece is positioned correctly within the jaws.
Vice is difficult to open or close.
Lubricate the screw and moving parts with a suitable lubricant. Check for any obstructions or debris in the mechanism.
Rust or corrosion on the vice.
Clean the affected areas with a wire brush or abrasive pad. Apply a rust inhibitor or lubricant to prevent further corrosion.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Durable cast iron construction ensures a long lifespan.
Serrated jaws provide a secure grip, preventing workpiece movement.
Easy to mount to a workbench, making setup straightforward.
Compact size is suitable for various small-scale projects.
Zinc plated carbon steel construction resists corrosion.
Cons
Capacity limited to 40mm, restricting use with larger materials.
May not be suitable for heavy-duty industrial applications.
Requires a suitable workbench for mounting.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Mounting:
Place the vice on the edge of your workbench.
Use the bench clamping screw to secure the vice firmly to the workbench.
Ensure the vice is level and stable before use.
Compatibility: This vice is compatible with most standard workbenches. Ensure your workbench edge is sturdy enough to handle the clamping force.
Care:
After use, clean the jaws and body to remove any debris.
Periodically lubricate the screw and moving parts with a suitable lubricant to prevent rust and ensure smooth operation.