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Question: I realize the tolerances are going to be like an 8th inch but will it stay square and give consistent tolerances in that range?
Document: I bought  this vise for my drill press, and I like it alot. It does evrything that I want it to do, side ways, and front.It has a lot of holding power and does not slip at all. When you tighten it down, it stay right there, untill you loosen it. I reccommend this great vise, for your drill press.Jim in Ohio
It is a cheap rough casting. take it apart, stone the ways, put it back together with a little polishing compund and run it back and forth. take it apart again, clean thoroughly, use a heavy oil, reassemble and set the tension on the ways so that it is a firm smooth motion. You're not going to machine to minute tolerances but I'm happy with it.
Anyone who gave this less than 4 stars must not realize exactly how the world works. Listen...you aren't going to mill parts for a Swiss watch or anything with this thing. But it works exactly how you would expect a vise this price would. For any person that repairs stuff around the house or small shop that needs decent quality work this is fine. If you aren't happy with the quality at the price then fork over the $200-$300 for one that is intended for that.
There is considerable play in the ways in both axes. The crank on one axis interferes with the slide, limiting travel to a very small amount. Its not remotely square. There are several loose fasteners and fasteners that are not straight. I was expecting better, even for an item at this price.
This is a lot of metal for $40 (including shipping). It works properly, is easy to adjust (4 screws), and is more than I expected. Not the best finish on the slides, but totally functional. Good to maybe a mil or two -- if you want better tolerances, pay more money. This is fine for most home projects.
If your going to do something, do it right.I personally thought it was a sloppy piece of junk and sent it back.Your results may vary.
The price on this thing was unbeatable but the workmanship suffers. However, once assembled it does work quite fine. For what I'm going to use it for I think it will be perfect but true machinist types wouldn't be happy with this.
this vise is fine for very limited use where precision is not needed. The parts are machined barely to proper fit/function tolerances meaning it works, but is clunky.
Both axis drift .060&#34;. Rails not cut square. Took it apart, cleaned it, tried to square up without success. Don't try to use for quality work..... oh yea the X axis has +Z travel as well. As stated earlier POS
This is not a very well made or stable vise, but I puchased it simply to avoid having to clamp, unclamp, reclamp, etc..It is loose and needs constant adjustment, but because of the price, I knew that going in. So, I gave it 4 stars, simply because it did exactly what I expected it to do and it should last. You can't beat the price.
Answer: yes