Drill Press Vice - 110 mm
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This 110 mm Drill Press Vice is designed for professionals and hobbyists seeking a secure and versatile clamping solution for drilling and milling tasks. Its primary benefit is the exceptional clamping force and a 0-90 degree tilting angle for precise angled work, though users should be aware of its weight for very frequent mobile applications. Key features include its robust cast iron construction, adjustable tilt with 15-degree increments, and a stable base for workbench mounting.
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| Model Part Number | 141313 |
|---|---|
| Brand | VidaXL |
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FAQs
What material is the vice made from?
The vice is manufactured from durable cast iron.
What is the maximum jaw opening?
The jaw opening is 110 mm.
What is the tilting range of the vice?
The vice can be tilted from 0 to 90 degrees.
How does the tilt locking mechanism work?
There is a locking pin that can fix the tilt angle every 15 degrees.
What are the dimensions of the base?
The base measures 190 x 185 mm (L x W).
Is this vice suitable for portable use?
It is compact and relatively lightweight for its sturdiness, making it suitable for mobile applications if a stable mounting surface is available.
How do I maintain the vice?
Keep it clean, lubricate the moving parts periodically, and protect it from moisture.
Troubleshooting
Vice jaws do not close completely
Check for debris or obstructions between the jaws or in the screw mechanism. Clean and lubricate if necessary.
Workpiece slips during operation
Ensure the clamping force is adequately tightened. Check that the workpiece surface is clean and free of oil or grease. Ensure the vice is securely mounted to the workbench.
Tiliting mechanism is stiff or stuck
Clean the tilting mechanism and apply a lubricant. Ensure the locking pin is fully disengaged before attempting to tilt.
Base is not stable
Verify that the vice is securely bolted to a sturdy workbench. Ensure the workbench itself is stable and not wobbly.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Provides strong and stable clamping for accurate drilling and milling.
- The 0-90 degree tilt function with incremental locking offers great versatility for angled work.
- Durable cast iron construction ensures a long service life.
- The stable base is easy to mount, enhancing safety and usability.
- Relatively compact and light for its class, aiding in transport.
Cons
- Can be heavy for frequent, long-distance mobile use.
- Requires a sturdy workbench for optimal stability.
- The locking pin mechanism for tilt might require fine-tuning for exact angles beyond 15-degree increments.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
- Identify a stable workbench surface.
- Place the vice on the workbench, aligning the base holes with your desired mounting points.
- Use appropriate bolts or screws to securely fasten the base of the vice to the workbench. Ensure it is firmly fixed to prevent any movement during operation.
- Adjust the vice jaws to grip the workpiece, ensuring it is centered and secure.
- For angled work, set the desired tilt angle using the adjustment mechanism and engage the locking pin.
Compatibility:
This vice is designed for use with most standard drill presses and milling machines. It is compatible with workpieces that fit within its 105 mm jaw width and 110 mm jaw opening.
Care:
- Clean the vice regularly with a dry or slightly damp cloth to remove dust and debris.
- Periodically lubricate the screw mechanism and guide rails to ensure smooth operation and prevent rust.
- Avoid exposing the vice to excessive moisture or corrosive substances.
- Inspect jaws for wear and tear and replace if necessary.