eKretz
Diamond; Mod Squad
- Joined
- Mar 27, 2005
- Location
- Northwest Indiana, USA
Whether you need a good drill press vise or just a reaction bolt in a t-slot kind of depends on the work you're doing. There's a bit of range there. If the work is just punching holes that are center punched in a single part a vise isn't really necessary. If you've got a bunch of parts, a clamped down vise can be very handy.
Some of the Heinrich style models can be turned on their side as well. My 6-SV has that ability, it can be turned and rest on the side away from the clamping handle.
And yeah, I have a wide range of vises, ranging from drill press vises to milling machine vises, to bench vises, to grinding vises, etc. Several of each, and they all certainly have their uses.
Some of the Heinrich style models can be turned on their side as well. My 6-SV has that ability, it can be turned and rest on the side away from the clamping handle.
And yeah, I have a wide range of vises, ranging from drill press vises to milling machine vises, to bench vises, to grinding vises, etc. Several of each, and they all certainly have their uses.
