3'' ACCU LOCK VEVOR MACHINE VICE & HOW TO USE IT ON A SMALL BENCH DRILL

See this excellent quality 3'' Vevor Accu-Lock Machine Vice and how to use it on a small bench drill. In this video I do a short review of the vice, how I have modified it slightly and the upgrades I have done to my bench drill to support and use it. It is great for setting up to do batch work on machine drilling and tapping operations. If you watch the video to the end you will see how you can operate the vice very quickly without using its handle. SEE THE ACCU-SEE ALL OF THE ACCU-LOCK MACHINE VICE LINKS BELOW;-
USE THIS LINK FOR THE USA SITE:- [US 🔗: s.vevor.com/bfQntQ].
USE THIS LINK FOR THE UK SITE:- [UK 🔗: s.vevor.com/bfQmwO].
US:
3 Inch Bench Vice: s.vevor.com/bfQntQ
4 Inch Bench Vice: s.vevor.com/bfQny5
5 Inch Bench Vice: s.vevor.com/bfQnze
6 Inch Bench Vice: s.vevor.com/bfQnzk
UK:
3 Inch Bench Vice: s.vevor.com/bfQnyd
4 Inch Bench Vice: s.vevor.com/bfQnyr
5 Inch Bench Vice: s.vevor.com/bfQnyx
6 Inch Bench Vice: s.vevor.com/bfQnyK

[@SteveJordan]

SEE THE LINKS FOR A RANGE OF THE ACCU-LOCK MACHINE VICES IN THE VIDEO DESCRIPTION ABOVE.

[@gregh6794]

Awesome idea for the handle grub screw

[@MalJ-eb7nv]

Thanks Steve, I purchased one and it arrived yesterday. I will mount mine on the drill press using your idea. Thankyou. (I have used a few of your ideas over the years from your videos)

[@steph2211]

Nice looking vice Steve 👍👍

[@MalJ-eb7nv]

Useful set-up. Thankyou

[@65cj55]

I have the 5'' one, no issues.

[@MattysWorkshop]

Gday Steve, they look like a good vice, I’ve seen a few other reviews on the Vevor vices and they have all been happy with it, thanks for sharing mate, cheers

[@malcolmtill]

Excellent, Very high quality video

[@SteveJordan]

Thanks for watching and for your encouraging comments. Regards Steve

[@nobbysworkshop]

These are great vices Steve. I got my one from Vevor two years ago. I use it on my Mini Mill, but without the rotating base to give me extra height. I can always add the base if I need to set an angle. I copied some of your bench drill mods, which I have shown in an earlier video. Cheers Nobby

[@SteveJordan]

Hi Nobby, Yes, they are excellent vices. What is your Mini Mill like? Did it need any modifications from new?

[@nobbysworkshop]

@@SteveJordan Hi Steve, I bought it used in 2016. Have done some mods to it. Replaced the torsion bar with a gas strut, and made a homemade power feed for the X travel. My first and third RUclips videos show them. Most recently I added a DRO. Have a few videos on this also. Although it's only a lightweight mill, I've done a huge amount of work on it. All the best Steve. Cheers Nobby

[@buckinthetree1233]

That scissor jack under the drill press table looks terrible, but it's a genius idea. I have a very small tabletop drill press in my garage that I use for woodworking and a scissor jack that's going under the table next time I use it. I admire your keen idea.

[@SteveJordan]

Thanks. I have seen other people use the scissor jacks as well. I forgot to mention that if using them, to make sure one uses a spirit level on the table when adjusting it. I have been using it for many years, and it works great. Regards Steve

[@bobuk5722]

Hi Steve. Everything labelled. Great idea, not least for our Executors! I really like the scissor jack arrangement, you're very inventive. Not much chance of a workpiece escaping from that vice and of course a great safety feature to protect our hands. Thanks for showing.

[@SteveJordan]

Hi, Thanks. The safety feature was one of the reasons I got this one. A couple of years ago, I was drilling through an old V block, but stupidly holding it by hand. It snatched when the drill went through and caused some nasty injuries. It could have been a lot worse, though, but I learned never to hold anything by hand again!

[@goldprogoldpro7809]

Thanks for another interesting video Steve. Is there an engraved line on the vise portion to work with the swivel degrees?
I couldn't quite see anything in the video or at the website.

[@SteveJordan]

Hi, There is a ground flat where one should be, but mine doesn't have a line, so I shall just put one on. It looks like there should have been one as the flat is unpainted. It is easy to do, though. Regards Steve

[@Dzon_Jacek]

👍

[@johnb2044]

Hi Steve quick noob question why have i seen on some vlogs that some folks use a round rod when clamping in the vice ???? almost like a spacer to stop the work piece walking in the jaws while being clamped.?

[@SteveJordan]

Hi John, I really don't know. I've never seen or come across it.

[@65cj55]

Sometimes clamping with 3 points of contact is better.

[@acalciu]

Lol. He checked accuracy with a ruler across the flats! That's hilarious. Use a dial indicator with the vise on a surface plate.

[@65cj55]

It's for his Drill Press......

[@SteveJordan]

I don't need to. It's for my bench drill, not a milling machine. Regards Steve

[@acalciu]

@@SteveJordan ok. That makes sense.

[@SteveJordan]

Also, as well as not having a milling machine, I do not have a surface plate that is large enough. Regards Steve

[@wilkbilt]

Did Vevor furnish this vice to you, free of charge ?

[@samrodian919]

@@SteveJordanyou didn't answer the question Steve

[@SteveJordan]

Hi, Sorry for the late reply. No, it costs me a lot of time and effort and money. I spent the best part of a day filming the video, then doing all the editing as well. People have got the wrong idea when they think things are free. Regards Steve

[@adhawk5632]

So it was free? I've got one too, there good little vices. $80 is a bargain

[@georgecurtis6463]

Cant stand that place. Panda poop would be a proper name.