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This rugged 6 in. Cross Slide Vise is engineered for smooth movement on the X and Y axes, making it ideal for drilling multiple holes, cutting slots and keyways, and performing other general-purpose work.
- Vises & Anvils - Harbor Freight Tools
Find heavy-duty vises and anvils at Harbor Freight. Rugged...
- CENTRAL MACHINERY 4 in. Swivel Vise with Anvil - Harbor Freight Tools
The vise is equipped with a heavy duty anvil for shaping,...
- DOYLE 4 in. Low-Profile Drill Press Vise - Harbor Freight Tools
The DOYLE™ 4 in. Low-Profile Drill Press Vise is compact...
- CENTRAL MACHINERY 4 in. Drill Press Vise - Harbor Freight Tools
Made with a rugged cast iron base, this drill press vise...
- Vises & Anvils - Harbor Freight Tools
Made with a rugged cast iron base, this drill press vise holds fast with its forged 4 in. steel jaws to reduce vibration when drilling. The vise is built to be fastened right onto a drill press table with convenient built-in bolt-down slots.
Find heavy-duty vises and anvils at Harbor Freight. Rugged cast iron construction. Perfect for gripping materials tight and shaping and fabrication projects. Types of Vises & Anvils. When it comes to precision and stability in your hand tool tasks, a dependable vise or anvil can make all the difference.
The Bitmoore drill press milling vise is quite easy to allow you to secure various size items into your drill press, then adjust left / right, and forward / backward to get the item ready to be drilled in a precise location.
The vise is equipped with a heavy duty anvil for shaping, making it ideal for metal fabrication and general purpose use. Compare our price of $39.99 to BESSEY at $99 (model number: BV-HD40). Save 60% by shopping at Harbor Freight.
The DOYLE™ 4 in. Low-Profile Drill Press Vise is compact with 1/2 in. x 2-1/2 in. shoulder slots for easy positioning on most drill press tables. The rugged cast iron construction reduces vibration and stands up to constant use.
2 lut 2024 · A Harbor Freight drill press vise can be a valuable tool in your workshop, allowing you to securely hold and position materials while drilling. However, it’s important to know how to use it properly to ensure accurate and safe results.
