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Good review, If you wind the "air pressure Control" (in front and above the trigger) it will reduce the 'oblong' mark left behind.

Bought this in england for £70 it is a versatile vice and a handy thing but be under no illusions its for lite work only any heavy work will fuck it up real quick .

Great info , thank you

Irwin record.... Chinese shite, it will rust rather quickly

Hi! Will this work on timber flooring? I’m renting an apartment and there’s a couple of dent that I’d like to try with this method…

Very useful thank you

Would.this work if it's had a water based sealer over the timber?

Yo! Where is the finished product. Half the story does help me!

GREAT!

Mine didn’t come with the screws

Help....I have a LONG groove (dent) in my oak hardwood floor from moving a VERY heavy upright piano. One of the wheels on the piano didn't roll properly and left the approx 8-9 foot long groove in my floor. Do you think this method will raise the groove without removing the varnish or will I end up having to have it refinished also? Thank you in advance!

looks a great vice, is it the same as the 'clarke Swivel 140' ? Also why do so many youtubers measure ''for square'' after the cut in this case after the four drill holes have been committed to the bench! Not much you can do after

Dont know why, but all the wood glue i use dries like, completely white Ive used all these. No idea whats going on

Many thanks for your vice advice. I'm just wondering why so many are mounted on the LEFT side of the bench ??? Are most workshop folks left-handed ? Anything to do with political persuasion ? Surely it's neither of these. Is it more practical in some way on the left ? Mine is like yours, but mounted at the RIGHT hand corner of the bench. It has a swivel base like yours, BUT I'm so envious that yours also has vertical swivel.

I can't get this small dent to come out of my guitar 😔

Thanks 👍

Thanks Derek, now AUD183.00 at Bunnings, found a brand new one on gumtree for AUD120.00, still wrapped and in the box, fantastic. Great review, made choosing easy. Regarding locking off the shaft, I checked this, pretty good feature, however I would recommend always locking it off on larger jobs to keep the job from swinging around when the jaws are loosened 😃 Keep up the good work. best regards from South Oz

Very nice my man, very nice. See, lots of people turn their nose up on old stuff. A little time and effort and you got yourself a gorgeous set up. Enjoy it, you've earned it. 🤙

Will the steam remove the finish from my floor?

Thanks

Looks suspiciously like Bondo, having hardener and all

I got the same vice from my local Bunnings Bloody good vice 👍 Do ya no what the other features are ? I was wondering about the Dimond shape Dose anyone no ❓

Thank you for your demonstration! I've been shopping for a brown wood glue, and TItebond III is the winner!

Same exact vice different name for $75 bucks from Harbor Freight

This is strange Pony make exactly same vise!!! Im looking at my mine right now! I wonder if they order them on small factory.. lol

Hi Derek, what size coach screws did you use for this? Thanks for the upload

Hi is this a six or four inch need something small for a van?

I just bought the most expensive vise Ace Hardware had. Actually, it was the only one they had. $130. It too is an Irwin 6" jaws, but it doesn't rotate. Swivels, but no rotate. It weighs 31.4 lbs. (14.2 Kgs or 2.24 Stones). My old one weighed about 5 lbs ( 2.2 Kgs or 0.35 Stones). It was just a small one and served me well with most things but it finally snapped at the base ( it was a screw clamp type and iron I believe) Irwin is headquartered in Maryland but these are "Made in China" according to the retail box. Everything's made in China. I think I'll start a company making Chinese handcuffs and print "Made in USA" on them.

Thanks Derek for the video. Woodwork Wifey here. I've just make a new workbench. Based on your very informative video I'll be buying one of these vises.

Thanks mate, good info. I'll go watch your workshop setup video too.

I got this vise for $108. Also plan on bolting it down to my workbench. Word of advice for anyone that does not know - make sure to bolt down at distance from edge of work table such that your back jaw (the non movable jaw) is off the edge. Reason being is that if you swivel vise head down, you can still have something clamped and not interfere with work table.

Thanks Mate.

These were great experiments! Thank you!

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had this vice on my workbench in my garage for a year. definitely top notch.

$101 here in the state's. Things are too damn pricey abroad!? Hope it lasts you a good long time!!

Quick question.. debating on Ryobi cordless vs a different brand pneumatic. I’m a low key honey do list DIYer.. is the cordless worth the addded expense?

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Hi, looking in from the UK! Great concise review, yet you managed to demonstrate all the features, which is just what I wanted to see. I like the way you narrated over the speeded-up video. I'm looking at this model as a poor man's Yost 750, looks like it should do the job well. Thanks!

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If you adjust the depth properly it won’t make a dent.

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I was horrified by the dint it’s putting in the wood... I mostly want it as a stapler anyway though.

Amaze ! Where can l find template plan for commercial pool table

Thanks for the review, never owned a nail gun or even an air compressor for that matter. Looking at these as an entry level option to do some stuff around an old house I bought (fence building, chicking coop build, sub floor etc). I think this 3 in 1 is a good first buy

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I just picked one of these up from bunnings and am loving it! I make planters from pallet wood and befopre I was hammering all the nails. :( At $122 you can't go wrong :)