Description

Irwin Wood Vice No.52-1/2E – 9″ Jaw

Specifications:

• Jaw Width: 9 inches
• Jaw Opening: Up to 10-1/4 inches
• Throat Depth: 4 inches
• Material: High-quality cast iron body for robustness and longevity
• Weight: Approximately 33 pounds (15 kg)
• Finish: Durable powder-coat finish to resist rust and corrosion
• Main Screw: Acme-threaded for smooth, precise operation
• Slide Rods: Dual steel guide rods to prevent racking and ensure parallel jaw movement
• Mounting: Under-bench mount with pre-drilled holes to facilitate easy installation
• Dog: Built-in bench dog for securing long workpieces
• Quick-Release Mechanism: Rapid action lever for fast and easy adjustments

Features:

• Durable Construction: The vise is made from cast iron, providing strength and durability for heavy-duty woodworking tasks.
• Wide Jaw Opening: Allows for clamping larger workpieces.
• Precision and Smooth Operation: The Acme-threaded main screw and dual guide rods ensure smooth and precise jaw movement.
• Quick-Release Mechanism: Enables rapid adjustment of the jaws, saving time during repeated clamping operations.
• Built-In Dog: The bench dog feature adds versatility, allowing you to work on long pieces with ease.
• Under-Bench Mounting: Keeps the vise out of the way when not in use and provides stability during use.

Usage:

The Irwin Wood Vice No. 52-1/2E is designed for a wide range of woodworking tasks, making it suitable for professionals and hobbyists alike. It’s ideal for planing, sawing, chiseling, and other woodworking activities where secure clamping is required.

Maintenance:

To maintain the vise and ensure its longevity:

• Keep the main screw and guide rods clean and lightly lubricated.
• Periodically check for any wear or damage.
• Clean the jaws regularly to remove any debris or residue.

Installation:

The vise is designed for under-bench mounting. Follow these steps for installation:

1. Position the Vise: Decide on the location under your workbench where the vise will be mounted.
2. Mark the Holes: Use the pre-drilled holes in the vise to mark the corresponding positions on your workbench.
3. Drill Holes: Drill the marked holes on the workbench.
4. Attach the Vise: Use bolts to securely attach the vise to the workbench.