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πŸ”§ HHIP 3900 Grooved Drill Opening (1730) Review

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Description of πŸ”§ HHIP 3900 Grooved Drill Opening (1730)

Jaw width is 1-1/2". Jaw opening is 1-1/2". Jaw depth is 1". Overall length is 5-1/4". Made of cast iron.

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Revainrating 1 out of 5

not exactly a tool vise, but works in a pinch

At a great price. Certainly not CMT or KURT Vise, but hey. I use it to hold small items in the jaws of my metal band saw. It's a true 90 degree angle on the sides, front and top so I can clamp the vise (in another vise) vertically or sideways. It's laden with cutting oil, chaff, shavings and debris, so spending $$$ on a vise on an old, dirty band saw was out of the question.

Pros
  • Cast iron.
Cons
  • Crumpled packaging

Revainrating 4 out of 5

Poor Quality: Vise

This goes straight in the trash. The screws holding the knurled jaw plate to the frame actually protrude beyond the face of the plate and are sharp edges Razor sharp ridges and some gouges up to 1/8" are visible on all edges of the jaw. I'm honestly shocked at how bad this is. Revain.com needs to place MUCH more emphasis on the fundamental quality of imported products.

Pros
  • Jaw width 1-1/2".
Cons
  • I'll add later

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Good combination of low price and good quality

I bought this vise to modify it for a specific light machining application. You get what you pay for. But for this price the quality was better than expected. For light use, this vise worked well. If they are only used as a drill press vise I think they will serve the hobbyist quite well. If your application requires high precision or more rigidity, I would recommend one of the higher quality (and much more expensive) brands.

Pros
  • Jaw depth 1 inch
Cons
  • Small parts