I loved this line: "Why do you need something like this? Well, maybe you don't."

Just bought the vice a few minutes ago. What you’re saying is all true.

key comment.."we're not building the space shuttle..."🤣

They good for minor things like you said just to be safe while working I was given a Chicago electric 100 amp mig welder but the liner for flux core wire is broken and no replacement parts

Thanks for the video! I have the earlier green version, and it was a rough one. I found I also had to grind out the slots to be able to use my 1/2" bolts for the T nuts, and I used a right angle air grinder with a 2" 3m Roloc pad to polish the roughly machined surfaces making things slide easier. Finally, the pocket at the end of the threaded rod was bone dry; I filled it with grease and now I actually enjoy using it.

@rogersshop

3 жыл бұрын

I also had to "knock off the rough edges", but otherwise, it is good little vise.

Enjoyed the video. Even though I have a number of steel US made DP vises, I also own an inexpensive Chinese cast iron piece. Branded as a Delta. Sacrilege. It's good for tasks where the clamping tool may become damaged. Don't mind risking the cheap POS, unlike the better vises.

Price has jumped to $23 in 1 year and they no longer have 25% off coupons!

@biggusbestus551

2 жыл бұрын

You need a $25 off coupon !

@bigfoot-id8bv

11 ай бұрын

What happened a year ago? Hmmmmmmmm

Nice video sir elwell don

If it's anything like their 6" vice I may pass. Barely used it and broke in half. At harbor freight, I rolled the dice and lost

@rogersshop

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, Harbor Fright is a crap-shoot. For what this is, and the intended use, it works fine. For an actual bench vise from here, I'd pass.

Funny instructions from HF

Seems like hf no longer sells this. Only a 65 buck model.

Ok RODGER🇯🇲🇯🇲

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