Portable Bench & Kneeler
Soft foam seat for comfort, overall dimensions of 24" x 11" for a stable base.




Beautifully Made and Astonishingly Flexible
This versatile cast iron tabletop vise features a double set of fully rotating jaws. It is 2-1/2" wide, with corrugated gripping surfaces, and three sizes of grooves to hold small round stock. It has a maximum opening width of 2 -¼”. ... See More
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Description
This versatile cast iron tabletop vise features a double set of fully rotating jaws. It is 2-1/2" wide, with corrugated gripping surfaces, and three sizes of grooves to hold small round stock. It has a maximum opening width of 2 -¼”. A flat 1 x 2” area on top of the main body acts as a useful anvil-type surface, and the entire vise assembly rotates 360˚ on the base.
Notably, tightening the set of jaws onto your item (or tightening the base rotation lock) locks both of these rotations--a very handy and timesaving feature. The whole assembly clamps solidly to any surface up to 1- 5/8" thick (but also has 3 bolt holes for more permanent mounting). This is a perfect “in-between” size--neither a big HD vise nor a small crafts vise, it has a huge range of functions, and is a real beauty that anyone with a small- to medium-sized shop will go to all the time. Beautifully thought through and a great value.
Shipping Restrictions: Air shipping unavailable. Ground shipping to contiguous 48 U.S. only. Not eligible to ship to Canada.
Soft foam seat for comfort, overall dimensions of 24" x 11" for a stable base.
Overall rating: 4.6842103 / 5 from 38 reviews.
This medium-sized multi-vise is a versatile cast iron tabletop tool with rotating jaws and a 360˚ rotating base. Customers appreciate its quality, adjustability, and versatility, making it a valuable addition to any small- to medium-sized shop.
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"Just what I needed and very well made."
"The vice is consistent with my expectations and appears to be a sound and versatile tool. You should probably know however, that the packaging in which it was delivered was so badly damaged it barely held together and you could see what the contents was without even opening the package. The delivery driver had just left it on my front porch as I stepped out, and I asked him what it happened to it. He indicated that he did not know and said he was surprised that “they even put it on my truck“ for delivery. I have attempted to include a photo below for reference. BC"
"Needed a small but solid and very adjustable vise for travel repair work. This was the best one I found."
"Exactly what I'd hoped it would be,"
"The vise is fine. However, I can't imagine a worse way to ship a large chunk of steel than how Garrett Wade sent me this vice. This vice was shipped in a very flimsy carboard box. The vice was not wrapped in any protective padding material of any kind. There was one very small and very thin piece of foam along one of the small walls of the shipping box. The other walls of the flimsy cardboard box had ZERO padding. When the vice arrived, it was protruding from many holes that had been punched through the flimsy box. Fortunately, the vice is made of steel and only had minor blemishes from this horrible packing job. Oh. . . and there were other tiny parts included in the box from totally unrelated items that I did not purchase (e. g. random rubber feet and lettering stencils). I have no idea why these extra items were in the box with my vice."
"A nice handy tool to have"
"Love the versatility with multiple axis pivots. Well engineered."
"Great little vise and fits perfectly on my work bench!"
"good"
"After Month : I can think of several improvements. 1. The smooth set of jaws should be the same size as the multi fit ( rods etc ) jaws. 2. Both jaws are and odd size so selling magnetic/non magnetic, metal plastic or rubber jaw covers, would be an improvement. 3. Changing the design to deepen the table/ workbench clamp size would be an improvement ( My Dremel Multi Vice fits much larger Table/ Workbench edges though the all plastic design is why I purchased this. I have a plastic fold out table with 3/4"" plywood screwed to it. I had to cut off part of the table ( edgewise ) to fit this vice over the edge of both. For example I wanted to clamp a tool bit shaft, w/o scratching it, so I could work on it. I had to add some strip of self adhesive foam to the smaller set of jaws. Other than that unlike the Dremel Multi Vise it's all metal and I'm not afraid of breaking the plastic tightening screw."