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Question: How much depth is required to mount this vise in the closed position? The reviews say that you need about 9 in. of width but nothing about depth.
Document: I generally agree with the other reviewers here about the quality of this vise. It is extremely well made and heavy duty, as well as reasonably priced. The 9 1/2" mount pattern surprised me too. I was lucky and just *barely* had enough room. Amazon should update the description to include the required dimensions for stuff like this. Otherwise installation was very easy.But the best thing about this (and all of Jorgensens products) is they are made in the USA.
The vise itself is very good -- I recommend it, but you need to be very careful and use your head regarding the installation. It's pretty pathetic their install template, instructions and provided hardware are this poor on an item that costs this much.
Well the face was 7&quot; but the mounting hole for underneath were 2&quot; wider making it a total of 9&quot;.Second and most important to me anyway was the appearance. The picture on Amazon is different then the one I recieved. The picture on Amazon shows what is actualy the 12&quot; model 41000 for both the 9&quot; and the 12&quot; vise when in fact the 9&quot; model 40709A has a completely different face on it.
The vise is well made. I haven't used it much yet. I like the rapid acting jaws - a time saver! I believe the vise is economically priced and good value..It does have to be mounted aligned & true on the workbench as the instructions read.Also, adding wood jaw liners took some precision work.
I don't understand why this vise is so well thought of. While I understand why the jaws are not parallel (designed that way, so the top contacts first). The mount to the work bench is not square. ?? Casting is poorly done, but this is just cosmetic. There are only two holes for mounting to the bench. Inadequate, I feel. Just ordered Lee Valley equivalent, hoping for the best.
That large a pilot hole in soft wood will not give you much of a bite (especially size 3/4" of the lug bolt length will not be in your work bench but will be passing through the flange of the vise itself. I used 3/8" lug bolts with 1/4" pilot holes (nominally 2.5" long; 2 and 3/8" actual length).
Just make your hardwood face a little bigger if you want a bigger face on your vise. I installed a 10" x 4 1/2" inch hardwood face on my vice. It works great!Some of the reviews complain about the black grease on the vise. I just put on some disposable latex gloves. They got a little dirty, but saved my hands.
Sturdy, heavy, and machined well. It's easy to use. Mounting it to my bench was straight forward and only required one person, though two might have added some efficiency. Wish they had supplied  a way to affix the bar-end caps - I ended up using some tiny wood screws, but it wasn't as simple as it might have been had there been a pre-engineered method.
I attached maple faces to the vise using the threaded holes on the base and the through holes on the front
I'm very pleased with the quality of the workmanship of how this woodworker's vise is made! Only complaint would be that the installation instructions are not real clear.
Answer: yes