How tall is this vise?
1666432
7.5 in. tall from base to top of jaws. It's 6.5 in. wide" and 14 in. deep when fully closed.
1220683
I just measured mine, which I use solely to store and display antique American tools. The overhang on left is same as right six inches. The size vise on right would not work on left along front because it would need one of its two main bolts right thru the leg! A smaller wood vise, or metal vise, or one oriented same as existing one on right could work. Len in Montana
512161
16-18in arrow for practice only. but it didn't come complete some item were missing and some didn't fit together. and when you call to get the parts that you needed the number that's provided never response back. but for the price hubby was ok with it. but not happy
668696
Its 7 feet tall .......I hope you get nuts and bolts with it .......I received (0)................I had to go to home depot .........
574119
From the edge of my workbench the vise has a depth of about 7 inches. I have fitted wooden faces to the jaw edges that measure about 2.5 inches, with one of the faces drilled to allow the use of bench dogs. You may well choose to have thiner faces, so it would be quite possible to have a depth of 6 inches, give or take 1/2 an inch. However, I would not recommend using the vise on wood without using wood faces. With the additional wooden faces the rods then extend about 12 inches under the bench for mounting, perhaps a little shorter than the other answers.
1732134
It's about 6 inches - I don't have it right here, but working from memory. Hope this helps.
2262211
I am now handicapped and cannot, at this moment, measure the depth of this vise. I do know, without looking, however, that it is much deeper than 10". You have my sympathy because this is an outstanding vise in every way. I had no place on my bench that would accommodate any vise. So, I improvised. I bought a solid core door, 80" x 30" and attached it to the top of my undersized bench. It will now hold my Wilton vise and other things, too. I hope that this helps you. God bless you.
472980
It is 5 3/4" long. It can be shortened by using a hacksaw secured in a vise.
1336489
Just about 7¼" tall. If you need more precision, it's available, but I'll need a reason to exercise it.
418269
To account for the washers, I needed about 5" of width under my bench. The mounting template that came with the vise has the dimensions on it. I have it mounted flush and level with the top surface of my bench and it works great. I highly recommend this vise for everyday use.
1787783
I have a thick top also and cut an indent in the bench to make it fit. I think it gave measurement you want to hit in the instructions. Ideally you want it just a hair under the top level so moving boards around on the top of your bench doesn't hit the vise. I like the vise.
19626
Approx. 14 inches. I know an approximation isn't "Exact" but I'm rounding. Also, I would recommend against this thing. It is great at first, but as time goes on, the torsion causes the stick to unscrew from the base, and there's no way to get into the base to rescrew the whole thing. It's not the most wonderfully engineered piece of home decor.
145644
nice little vise!!! its on my welding table and I use it all the time instead of the big 8 inch vise.. drilled two holes and that was sufficent to hold it secure....well worth the money...mine is bolted to a 3/8 steel table top....
981108
I dont remember the height, but it works great for rail mounting and WILL NOT work if you want to put it on a low pro gas block.
1627287
It is about 8 feet high, so the latter one is correct . It's a great product with pic parts and stainless screws. Heavy duty, big and we'll made.
1421852
Best fit is 1.25 to 1.5", but if you have a vise and a need, you can reform it to fit a 2" or even thicker.
2262212
13 Inches if jaws are closed metal to metal. I have put a piece of 3/4 plywood and a piece of leather on each jaw face to protect my work piece. That reduces the 13 inches to 11 1/2 fully closed with no work piece in the vise.