Reseñas de clientes para VEVOR Tornillo de Banco 100mm de Ancho Visera de Fresado de Precisión Apertura de Mandíbula 120mm Prensa de Máquina de Precisión para el Acabado de Fresador, Taladradoras y Piezas de Precisión

The cast recesses for hold-down had large areas of razor sharp jagged areas, a serious injury risk. No de-burring was done anywhere, even the chamfers needed de-burring! The whole unit was full of casting / machining grit, cast flashing and required a complete tear-down and degrease / wash out and finishing with a rotary burr. The machined recess for the thrust washer had a large sliver of metal which caused jamming. The fixed jaw had 0.15mm of vertical run-out.

Etau mal fini avec plein de bavures d'usinage ainsi que de la rouille. Voir photos

Completely misrepresented in the photos and description. This vise does not have ACME threads. It has standard metric bolt threads. This is a huge difference in the quality of the vise. The vise at this price point will do everything thing I need it to do, but I was expecting it to match the ad and pictures.

I ordered two vises in hopes they were close to the same height so I could hold one long piece of aluminum with the two vises. Height difference was almost 1mm.

Mounts easily, feels heavy duty and weighs a lot. Jaws are not parallel. Threads are really tight and hard to turn. Takes 2 hands to turn if not bolted down. 1 to hold the vice while you turn the handle with the other. As much as it weighs the handle should spin freely.

Not bad for the price

The vice seems solid.

Not a Kurt vise. Made alot cheaper, but you can buy 5 of these for the price of a Kurt vise. Depends on what you need them for. They are alot lighter . Good for certain quick jobs.

No idea why Vevor suddenly asked me to 'review my recent purchase', I bought the vise in 2021! It needed stripping down, cleaning and deburring to start with. I then had to scrape the bottom surface flat as it rocked 0.002 corner to corner as received. The moveable jaw lifts quite significantly as the vise is tightened, and no adjustment on the poorly machined ball socket seems to help. It is possible to tap it down as you tighten the jaws but that makes it a bit of a pain when setting up. The jaws are perpendicular to within a few 10ths and are mostly straight, so tramming in is possible so long as you only use a half-thou indicator and don't look too closely. At the end of the day, it's perfectly good for day to day work, and with a bit of imagination you can do some reasonably accurate stuff with it if you put the time into setting up. Good enough for a home shop, and well worth the small amount of money it cost.

Works good couldn't ask for better does what it's supose to do and more best price best quality of all them