Customer Reviews for VEVOR Non Swivel Milling Lockdown Vise 4 Inch Precision Bench Clamp 100mm Width Drill Press Clamp 4 Inch Jaw Opening for Finishing Milling Machines Drilling Machines Precision Parts

It looks good .it nicely machine and opens and close smooth. For the prize cant go wrong.

Maybe a little overpriced but good vise.

its a milling vice that vices. Is straight to .001"

It's just as expected. Works good

First off I ordered a 3 inch and a set of 3 inch precision parallels got my parallels and then came the vise, But it's a 4 inch.It would have been nice to get what I wanted but I need it Now so I will keep it. Seems good quality yes there are some very sharp edges but it works smoothly out of the box,I can screw it out and all the way in with my fingers No wrench so Happy for that.

The vise is fairly sturdy, the jaws are hardened steel and they stay parallel through the entire length of travel. I am using this on my WEN milling machine, and so far, it has stayed fastened tight to the table through several small jobs. The height of this vise does reduce my drilling capacity by a bit, so I have it on the end of my table instead of in the middle, so I still have room to use T-Slot Clamps in case I need it. The two things I wish this had was a good detente to lock the vise in the 90, 60, and 45 positions when I am rotating it about its base, and a flat edge for me to reference against the milling table. Other than that, very good for the money. Will continue using.

Excellent for the price

Good product for the price

so far the vise seems to be well made and strong enough to handle my needs, thanks for the great shipping and great price will update more as I test the vise out soon. thanks

No idea why Vevor suddenly asked me to 'review my recent purchase', I bought the vise in 2021! It needed stripping down, cleaning and deburring to start with. I then had to scrape the bottom surface flat as it rocked 0.002 corner to corner as received. The moveable jaw lifts quite significantly as the vise is tightened, and no adjustment on the poorly machined ball socket seems to help. It is possible to tap it down as you tighten the jaws but that makes it a bit of a pain when setting up. The jaws are perpendicular to within a few 10ths and are mostly straight, so tramming in is possible so long as you only use a half-thou indicator and don't look too closely. At the end of the day, it's perfectly good for day to day work, and with a bit of imagination you can do some reasonably accurate stuff with it if you put the time into setting up. Good enough for a home shop, and well worth the small amount of money it cost.