Drill Press Vise | VIS-265.00

Works good so far.

It’s a small lightweight vise . It works out good for my small hobby projects . It’s a real good price for it . I would recommend it for easy hobby projects. It is not strong enough for everyday work. I would buy it again . The price is right it . 👍Peanut41

It's okay, Not as heavy duty as I wanted, the handle came off the first time I used it. I had to take the back off to re attach the handle to the vise jaw. This would be best suited for small wood or plastic DIY projects.

I originally bought this vise to use on my Dremel workstation. I was looking for a small sized vise to use to hold small and intricate objects I needed to drill out. I had used a regular 4" drill press vise previously, and it was just so big and cumbersome to pivot and move around. This is lightweight, low profile, and has fine adjustment with the knob that this makes this a breeze. The red button on tops makes it so you can quickly slide the clamp closed and open. This made adjustment much easier and faster. The package also includes nuts and bolts to secure the unit so you won't have to go to the hardware store which was a nice thing. For the price, it cannot be beat if you are looking for a lightweight basic vise and not looking to pay for a specialized expensive unit.

This is a wonderful light duty vise for doing crafts and small projects.I use this with my Dremel drill press stand.It mounts perfectly to the base and holds my projects firmly in place.I recommend this for anyone that works with rotary tools and crafts.

Does not fit Dremel Drill Press.

This vise is meant to be attached to the small the drill press from the same vendor but is very poorly designed: a) the spacing of the bolts is such that the vise cannot be aligned parallel or perpendicular to the drill press base, making it really hard to perform a simple task such as drilling a bunch of holes at the same distance from an edge; and b) the bolts/nuts require a wrench on top and bottom to secure in place, which means you have to flip the drill press on its side to access the bottom nuts and top bolts simultaneously and you cannot do a fine adjust with your piece to drill in the vise. They should have a design where the bolt is at bottom and cannot rotate, and have butterfly nuts on top, so you can adjust the vise to have it exactly where you want it with the drill press in its normal position. The small drill press itself does just what it is supposed to do and does it well.

Nice lightweight vise, sticks a little, but a touch of 3in1 takes care of that. Probably would work for some heavy drilling, but would excel as a crafting vise/holder for those projects.