A range of versatile woodworking vices suitable for every type of workbench. Suitable for all types of woodworking. Durable, with pre-drilled holes for attaching wood facings and countersunk holes for securing to workbench.
Continuous screw mechanism for smooth operation. The main body and front jaw are machined from solid . A cast iron wood workers vice with adjustable front dog for use with large work. Bench vise, Workbench vice and Workbench vise.
Robust, close grain cast iron woodworking bench vice fitted with quick-release mechanism to allow jaw to slide freely along the buttress . Quick release trigger opens and closes the vice quickly without using the mainscrew. Fitted with an adjustable front stop – or dog – that gives an additional . Another video from the Brummie school. Face vices, tail vices and traditional work holding techniques.
Their jaws are made of wood or metal, the . A useful lightweight vice for the home handyman, yet robust enough for the more serious woodworker. The body and sliding jaws are equipped for the . A traditional pattern woodworking vice complete with quick release mechanism and an adjustable front dog for maximum versatility.
Portable woodworking vice (150mm) A portable woodworking vice that can be attached to most work surfaces. Clamping slots to enable the vice to be . Clarke vice ideal for wood workers and hobbyists alike. A useful, lightweight vice for the young woodworker or home handyman, yet robust enough for professional use.
Record 9-inch wood-working vice, 13-inch maximum opening capacity. Woodworking clamps and vises at Woodcraft. This vise is easily mounted to . Buy and sell almost anything on Gumtree classifieds. Full size bench-mounted workshop vice.
Shock-absorbent grey iron for great strength under compression. Find local record woodworking vice classified ads in the UK and Ireland. Find Craftright 175mm Wood Working Vice at Bunnings Warehouse. Visit your local store for the widest range of tools products. Cast-iron construction Extra-large jaws are wide.
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