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Vise, 3" Drill Press Quick Slide

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$35.97 $59.95 In stock

With this quick-slide vise for your drill press, you slide the jaws against your workpiece and lock it into place with the lever for a secure hold. The 1/2-inch slot allows the vise to be mounted to nearly any machine table using common T-slot bolts. Made of high-grade stress-relieved iron casting.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Chloe Y. ★★★★★

The lever lock is the standout feature—one quick flip and my workpiece is rock solid, no wobble at all. That 1/2-inch slot lined up perfectly with my drill press table, so mounting took under two minutes. Exactly the grip I needed for repetitive hole drilling.

Evelyn X. ★★★★★

I was expecting a bit of a learning curve, but the lever lock grabbed my workpiece tightly on the first try, no slipping at all. That 1/2-inch slot made mounting it to my drill press table a breeze.

Penelope ★★★★★

The slide action is so smooth that I can line up the jaws and lock them in under two seconds, and the 1/2-inch slot lined up perfectly with my table's T-track. I drilled a dozen holes in some oak scraps and the piece never budged once the lever was down.