Customer Reviews for 2 Way 5" Tilting 360 ℃ Swiveling Milling Vise Accurate 90℃ Tilt Swiveling Vise

Pleasantly surprised by the quality, the jaws hold their spot and don't wiggle loose like my other less expensive overseas one

Nice vice, tight tolerances. The 4" vise was a bit overkill for my Sieg SX2 mini mill, should have gotten the 3".

i'm a DIY guy but fairly dedicated and needed a vise for my mill. this does not disappoint. i got the 6\" for my 8x39\" mill. arrived in good shape but be aware - it's a heavy beast. probably what most impressed me was how flush the faces were from the box. they were quite precise. on a well trammed mill i was able to get this vise to about 2/10000\" across its face. not bad for a home shop. for grins i also put it on my granite reference plate - no light under the vise. also happy with parallel - the faces are nicely parallel and when seating vise to bed of mill i checked both faces in a few different positions, top and bottom. no movement on the gauge. movement a teeny bit rough so down one star for that. is it a $1200 Kurt? no. is it great for the price? you bet it is. would i buy another? yes i would. she's worth a look.

Rock solid and great value

Excellent quality product and quick delivery. Price for such a high end style vice is exceptional. Would recommend highly

Works as expected. Fit my LittleMachineshop Minimill. Just the right size for the table. Came with all necessary hardware including some screws that I don't know what to do with. I removed the turntable base to gain additional clearance to the drill chuck. Saving it just in case for future needs. Fit and finish are excellent and as expected. Had to deburr all ground edges so they don't accidentally cut me, especially the sharp corners on the jaw plates. No lift on moving jaw when tightening. Screw action is smooth on full travel length. I would buy another larger one if I had a bigger mill. Looking for a grooved jaw plate to hold round stock.....

I bought this to replace my old vice and it was a drastic improvement. I haven’t had any real big issues with this vice in the year or so I’ve owned it.

Average vice, used it on my small milling machine. Found a crack on one of the bolt holes on the fixed clamp head, when I disassembled it for cleaning. I could fix it though, but don't know if it has the same strength......time will tell

https://www.vevor.com.au/mill-vise-c_10811/6inch-bench-clamp-lock-vice-clamp-vise-152mm-precision-milling-drilling-machine-p_010879773869 UNABLE TO TRY OUT AS ITEM WAS REFUNDED.

I expected this to be a crappy Chinese vise I used to have 15 years ago. I used a Kurt DX6 before so I’m comparing this $120 to a $700+ vise. It’s not a Kurt, but surprisingly…it’s the same in regards to functionality. It holds a part with good accuracy. Parts do not shift at all with heavy clamping from one edge. Not even 0.0001”. Yes. Tenths gauge is rock solid when I put half my body weight on the vise screw. Just like a Kurt DX6. Make sure to wear gloves and spend an hour deburring all the knife edges it has. They will split your hand open easily. Moving the jaws isn’t as smooth. A Kurt glides like glass. This vise felt stiff. Lots of cleaning and using proper way oil helped. Just be glad there’s a good option like this if you’re just starting out. Great for a home gamer. I’m using it on my CNC. If you want a dual or triple vise setup on your table at home this starts to make a lot more sense. $1500 vs $250 is kind of a wild difference. Just make sure your table is big enough if you get the 6”. These vises aren’t small.