🔓 Eclipse Quick Release Woodworking Vise: Unlock Your Woodworking Potential Review

Update Last Update - I fixed the "toe" by straightening the offending side of my liner. Now that I've had time to use it, the vise works well. I just hope it lasts as long as my 52-1/2 record. Update - After attaching the plate (see below) I installed the vise and the toe was almost 1/4 inch. Yes, it was about 3/16. "Less than 4 inches. See photos below. Original Post - Poor quality, flimsy, cheap metal. I missed the return window because I was making a workbench for this vise and lingered on…

I am a professional carpenter and bought this for my second workbench. I already have two 35 year old Wilton quick releases that still work great. To my knowledge this is a reproduction of an old Record #52 vise. It came intact from Revain, the outer box could have used more padding but it's ok. The ride is smooth and generally well done. The quick release mechanism works easily and the guide rods move without much friction or binding. Everything is designed for tough use and should last a…

Whether you want to work wood with modern power tools or traditional hand tools, a front vise for your workbench is a must. The Eclipse EWWQR10-NA is large enough to handle the largest inventory , but has a very sensitive screw stroke for finer gripping requires a lot of stroke The quick release function works very well and allows you to open or close the workpiece in a jiffy, the screw bites again when the trigger is released A simple incomplete turn of the screw and They fit snugly back into…