Bench vises are made of durable metals like ductile ... thousands of pounds of clamping force. Most vises have a swiveling base to help position workpieces accessibly, and a flat metal surface ...

The solution to these scenarios might just be a bench vise, a metal clamping device that bolts to a workbench. Being enthusiastic DIYers, we were excited to test the top bench vises for ourselves ...

However, this method limits how much of the stock can be accessed by the cutting tool, because the clamps are in the way. The most common way around this is to mount a vise to the table and clamp ...

The external surfaces of the clamp are made ... The back of the vise is mounted inside the workbench, which keeps the look clean and doesn’t take up any bench space.

SWIVELING multi axis vise body allows for superior range of motion while objects remain securely orientated in numerous positions. Left 40 degrees, Right 40 degrees, Back 50 degrees, Front 90 degrees.

Slender, curvy workpieces tend to slip and slide in regular woodworking vises, so try Richard Chowin’s great alternative. Clamp a bar or pipe clamp in your bench vise, then tighten the clamp to ...