Rotary Table 90 ° 3" Cross Slide Drill Press Vise Horizontal Precision Milling Drilling Machine Vernier Reading Milling Drilling Boring

It do be grippin

This is a great vise. It's great for light duty, hobby grade work. Don't expect to be milling engine parts on this. It's not that heavy duty. Save that work for your Bridgeport. But if you have small parts that you need to fabricate, this might be for you. I used this to mill some plastic parts and it worked great. I locked up a pretty good sized end mill on my drill press and carved out some parts out of a solid 3" block of Acrylic. Chewed right through it with excellent precision. Very pleased with the results.

Lashed this unit to dremel "drill press" stand. Now I can do more complex drill operations. This vice has some heft to it and the fine pitch of the threads makes it easy for small moves on the work table. When it first came out of the box, there was a bolt was in the box. This nut clamped the rotation of the head, so it kind of rocked like it was busted. Re-attaching the bolt fixed that in short order. Recommend.

This is flat out JUNK. Paper thin aluminium cast base that will crack easily, the vise has ZERO weight and will tip over. The cross slide ways are PLASTIC…….PLASTIC!!!!!!! This is a fisher price toy, DO NOT BUY THIS CRAP!!!!

Why in the world would this be built with no way of locking down the slides. For the money it is a decent piece, but could be made a ton better.

LIKED USED FOR DRILLING SMALL TUBING

fast ship and exactly as described

Good for centering your light duty work (wood, plastic, aluminum) on a drill press table. However, I agree with Dave (comment May 2024) that it is not solid enough for milling on your drill press. As soon as the milling bit contacts the work, the wobbly fit allows vibration which, after destroying your Cobalt milling bit, quickly causes the chuck to fall off the Jacobs tapered drill press arbor. This even happened when drilling hardened steel. Wish I had read Dave's comment more carefully.