Kundenbewertungen für VEVOR Schraubstock, 140 mm Backenbreite, 140 mm max. Backenöffnung, 360° schwenkbare Feststellbasis, 73 mm Ausladung, Werkbank-Schraubstock aus Sphäroguss, Zwei-Wege-Backen zum Einspannen runder Rohre

heavy duty shop vice. wish handle was longer

Etau solide, notice en Anglais et gabarit de perçage erroné ... Les boulons de fixations sont trop court, prévoir des boulons de remplacement.

Very well made , heavy, love it

I am very happy with the vise. I bought it as a light duty bench vise as I have others for heavy duty. The design is cool kind of mirrors some of the more pricey ones out there, The base is stout super well designed. The only thing I had trouble with was the swivel function, well didn't swivel until I cleaned up the slag left on the ring and the base with a file, hence 4 stars as this should be done before I get it.

I love the innovative jaw design. The 11.5" max jaw opening in reverse is perfect for larger materials, while the 8" forward opening handles smaller pieces with ease.

The quality of the materials is obvious from the moment you set eyes on it. It’s made from strong ductile iron, and it holds up to tough conditions. The swivel base makes it easy to rotate the workpiece, and the pipe jaw is very handy for plumbing jobs. I’m really pleased with this vise.

Too small for intended use.

This truck hitch mount vice is pure trash. It will not lock in at pinch teeth. Pinch point is built into hitch mount shaft. Don't waist the money because vevor has not refunded or accepted responsibility for the failure.

I have many Vevor tools now and I have come to expect pretty good quality when ordering. This vise however was a disappointment. The slide is very sloppy moving from side to side almost 1/2". The crank has a fairly stiff sting preloading it so that it is difficult to open or close the vise by very much. This is more what I would expect from a cheap Harbor Freight unit.

Looks nice. It is a vise only from a distance, worth nothing. The threaded spindle rotates direcly in the threads formed in the casting. No bronze bushing at all ! Nothing. Wall tickness is so thin, that no way you can develop it up for a basic level of vise. If you ever disassemble an old vise, you know what i mean. It is a pity, that for the same money, there are a lot of old vises for sale. Choose an old used one instead.