The IRWIN Record 53ED Woodworking Vice is a versatile clamp designed for woodworking, featuring a quick-release mechanism for easy clamping and releasing, a wide jaw, and dual functionality that combines a normal vice with a tail vice in one tool. Its construction includes two steel guide rods for smooth, reduced-wear operation, and jaws with toe-in design to ensure even clamping along the workpiece. An adjustable front stop or dog and location holes for wooden cheeks provide adaptable clamping and protection options in a workshop setting.
Features
- Quick-release mechanism for easy operation
- Jaw width: 270mm (10 1/2in)
- Jaw opening: 380mm (15in)
- Two steel guide rods for smooth action
- Toe-in jaws ensure even clamping
- Adjustable front stop or dog with location holes
Usage
This woodworking vice is designed to clamp and hold wood pieces securely. The quick-release feature allows rapid interchange of large and small workpieces, with releasing the trigger returning the mechanism to normal for fine adjustment. It combines a normal vice and tail vice in one tool, making it suitable for engineering workshops or tool rooms. An adjustable dog can be used with bench stops, and location holes accommodate wooden cheeks to protect the workpiece.
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