Could you mount a 45lb 5 " bench vise on this stand that will be used to grip 20-30 lb items?
333105
If you bolt it to the floor, sure! That's what the holes in the feet are for.
333106
It would hold the vise fine but I would not advise adding additional weight in work and then working. There is not enough weight in the base for stability with all the weight high.
333107
Only if you mount a wider circular base to the feet to prevent tipping. Legs are not long enough for a top heavy item.
1508707
Good solid stand. Finite Hight adjustment. I don't think I would use less than four to hold 2000 lbs.
668709
Technically, it might hold the weight if the 30 pounds were evenly distributed across the entire unit. Or, it might support a smaller (17-20") flat-screen, but I don't believe it would provide the stability or support necessary for something of that size and value. I wouldn't recommend it for what you want.
554817
Shouldn't be a problem. I have two 40-50 lb receivers in mine. Very sturdy.
422994
Physically, yes. . .however, I wouldn't and you likely wouldn't be happy using it for that purpose. It is 20 inches high. We have a 46" flat screen on a tv stand and that stand is 27" high. The bench would just be too low.
1461778
I bought this stand for a 30" x 30" square and there is plenty of room for a bigger cage. The base is large so weight shouldn't be an issue either
549245
The YOST web side says this vise has 30,000 lbs. tinsel strength. Hope this helps.
1139072
Mounting a small vise would be okay. Not sure if it would be solid enough. There could be some side to side . Clamping flat to the surface would be better. This is the best table I have found that is as portable. Hope this helps
332146
I am using it with a dual bench press stands, and it works OK. But I am only benching <175lbs. Not sure about heavier weights. HTH
1106977
It'll hold a 50" work peice. The clamping strength doesn't change from the size of the clamp.
2102829
I used 2 of these brackets, screwed into studs, with a 36 inch long 1x8 for the shelf. As configured, the shelf supports a variety of laundry detergents and supplies which weigh, in all, about 10 pounds. I would not use it to support anything that weighed more than 20 pounds. The brackets are well worth the money I paid for them. I wish I could send you a photo, but I don't know how.
395263
Probably not. Buy a heavy duty bench vise that bolts permanently to your workbench.
996049
Don, I'VE used this stand to hold 8foot long, 6X6 pressure treated pieces, using a Dewalt Sawzall. It wobbles, but the table vise hold the material. My vexation with the piece is that it was annoying to assemble, it wants to flop out and unfold when you carry it. And, it is not nearly as stable as the earlier models. It is a cheap price for a below average piece. Dave
1354784
yes this is a 45lb bar (20kg). I would not buy it though.... rusty and not good for anything but squat and bench. I replaced it with a Rogue bar.
47898
I would not trust this stand with a 50" TV. While strong enough to hold it, I don't think the stand is wide enough to provide a steady platform.
930098
You probably could but honestly the stand comes with every sized screw you could possibly think of. I don't think you have to worry either way. The stand works great by the way. Its held my 60inch Samsung great, actually watching it right now haha.
476347
yes it would support that much weight ,,,, the mounting screws will not . if affixing to wood suggest 2" long screws . in steel structure use bolts, washer nuts ,,,,,, the mounting bracket holes can be enlarged to 1/4 " . hope this is helpful