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Vice Identification please?

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rockchucker

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So this is near me and it is pretty cheap. Anyone with any clue as to what it is? I think it is a Workhorse maybe?

Thoughts, opinions, any information?


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Thanks guys.
 
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back2class

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It is an import. They are OK vises for hobby shop use, just don't think that is good olde American Iron.
 
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Ric in Richmond

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http://www.use-enco.com/CGI/INSRIT?PMAKA=619-3296&PMPXNO=16721018&PARTPG=INLMK32

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Specialty Bench Vises Type: Multi-Functional Rotating Bench Vise Jaw Width: 5 Jaw Opening: 4-15/16 Minimum Pipe Capacity: 23/32 Material: Steel Maximum Pipe Capacity: 2-11/32
Type: Multi-Functional Rotating Bench Vise
Jaw Width (Inch): 5
Jaw Opening (Inch): 4-15/16
Minimum Pipe Capacity (Inch): 23/32
Material: Steel
Maximum Pipe Capacity (Inch): 2-11/32
Shipping Weight (Lbs.): 66.000

Model #619-3296
Low Price: $164.98 ea $115.95 ea
 
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Ric in Richmond

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I paid less than $20 for mine and it does just fine.

I am sure it was less than 20 because of the thinking in the post above.

Works for me!!!!!
 
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skruft

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I have a Chinese "Olympia" vise exactly like this that I bought at Costco maybe 15 years ago for $29 and it has been fine. The only thing I don't like about it is that it rotates freely until the jaws are tightened, instead of having a separate method of locking.
 
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