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

More than expected, excellent accuracy for my old machine. Only minus was the marking of the scale, there is no drawing or Mark that you could see the degrees...

Does what it says on the tin. Needed a quick once over with a needle file for a bit of deburring, but at this price there is nothing to complain about.

Sve u redu! Još jedna kupovina putem Vevora i ne bude zadnja jer do sada sve što sam kupio solidne je kvalitete i cjenovno prihvatljivo. Brza realizacija narudžbe kao i dostava ! Sve preporuke kupcima !

Le poids respire la qualité, précis et à un bon prix. La finition est moyenne cependant, mais c'est pas le problème. Il manque des rainures dans les mors pour tenir des pièces rondes.

Good vise, mounted on a PM25 mill. Fit of everything was good, it fits the mill well. You will need to de burr everything, edges are sharp! And I had to mill the nut side of the mounting slots. They are cast and in machined. The keys fit well and ran within .001" (keys on the bottom to the t-slot with the keys milled to fit my 12mm t - slots) I took .002 off the t-slot side and indicated it in.

All surfaces within 25 microns. Only fault was brass bush on leadscrew not drilled through for oil feed. Oiler above it was therefore a waste of space! Drilled out bush and now very happy with vice!

Degelijk, ziet er goede kwaliteit uit. Klauwen schuiven soepel weinig speling Bij veelvuldig gebruik zal het uitwijzen dat het top is.

Average vice, used it on my small milling machine. Found a crack on one of the bolt holes on the fixed clamp head, when I disassembled it for cleaning. I could fix it though, but don't know if it has the same strength......time will tell

Seems good enough quality for the price. I had to de-bur it a bit, but not much. The keys don't line up parallel with the fixed jaw.

This is a pretty decent vise for a light weight milling machine or drill press. if you have a medium to larger machine, the castings are a little thin for agressive cutting. As compared to my Kurt, there is maybe 60% as much metal in the vise, which does translate to less strength. If you are using a standard bridgeport style mill the will probably be a solid choice. if you have a 7hp+ cnc, you may be able to break the vise with a heavy cut or at minimum experience some flexing that may cause trouble. In terms of dimensions, my example was well made and accurate enough for most things. Machining to +/- .001" per 6 inches is doable. Held parts square to about half that tolerance, which is ok. As with all tooling, you will need to invest time setting it up to be accurate. Wish it were made a little thicker, but it is a lot of vise for the price.