I would like to work on my AR-15 and I need a vise. Can I mount a vise on it?
476581
Depends on the size of the vise. The table top is made of two jaws that open and close. If your vise is large, it will extend over the second jaw and opening and closing will be hard or impossible. I have a smaller vise mounted on mine and it works very well. The table top jaws work well as a soft vise too.
476582
You can by drilling holes and then bolting it down. The only 1 negative you would need to weight it down.....otherwise, it will most likely move around. The bench is fairly light. I hope my observations help.
476583
It really light weight, made of sheet metal and cheap. I would look for something better to mount a Gun vise on.
476584
Yes I have done so with a small vise attchd. to a side where it won't hinder it's folding..I never remove it & it works.!!
476585
A vice could be mounted, but the wood isn't oak or another type that would support it as well...I think you'd be dissatisfied in the long run.
6853
Compatible in what way. It's not a heavy duty steel vise that will hold big heavy objects, but is is very strong and well made. It will hold your project easily and tilt or swivel most any angle. I am sure it would also hold most any Dremel tool, I just have not tried that. You can tighten it plenty tight enough, maybe not as tight as a steel vise, but just fine for most of your craft projects. I like it and felt it was well worth the money.
1898071
It is not intended to. If you can get the base off, you could possibly modify the rest to be mounted in a single position...there are two holes there already for the two clamping studs that stop it from rotating, and enough room to drill others. I'm not sure how the base is secured to the vise however...may or may not be easy to remove. You might also want to consider that without the base the lower end of the vise jaws will be at or below the mounting surface.
1267256
Yes I use one and this vise works great!!just have to get it set up nice and square.
1794290
Unfortunately my tools and drill were stolen to thread my barrel so i haven't had the chance to install. However, i would wrap and clamp/vise the barrel as not to twist the stock. It should be near impossible to do structural damage to the barrel by clamping/vise. However, if you twist the stock it may cause vibrations affecting long range accuracy.
2186033
3/8 will hold, but the mounting bolt holes are the clearance size for 7/16. 7/16 threads is the size that takes a 3/4 wrench.3/8 make mounting easier because it takes more time to line up 7/16 holes. I took the base off to drill the 7/16 holes using the base as a templet. To mount the vise, you will have to put the base back on the vise after using it as a templet. Also it is good to see how the rotation parts are different than standard. No tools are needed to remove the base; it is held on by the 2 rotation locking bars.
435624
Of course it will. I don't know of any rifle that it won't accommodate. This is a very heavy duty vise for the price. I'm sure glad I ordered mine. I own several different rifles and it holds them very sturdy for scope alignment, Cleaning or maintenance.
1088830
It mounts perfectly on a flat top AR15 using Nikon's p-series scope mounts. Must be a flat top though, without the carry handle. Hope that helps.
629266
No. Completely different type of mounting system. You didn't mention which model you bought. Hopefully the flat top which has a picatinney rail. You will need a set of rings for an AR style rifle.
62264
Perfectly..... I've used on AR-15s, AR-10s, shotguns , pistols, etc. should work on any firearm or anything that needs a vise.
1187715
Yes. Picatinny Mount. You might want a riser though if you're mounting on AR.
576299
I often find my self pulling my AR from the vise to have better access to the parts I have the vise clamp on. I would consider a fabricated attachment to my receiver that attaches to the vise clamp for better accessibility though. I don't have a ak so no comment for that fit.
735791
Yea the actual wood table top is 1" thick there should be no problems mounting a vise to it.
1866194
I believe that the vise would fit but I doubt that the workmate would be stable enough to put much torque on anything that is in the vice.
257968
You would just need a standard scope mount. It clamps on just like standard scope rings. I had to use a riser to make clearance to easily operate the charging handle on an AR, but that is not a problem on the AK.
90887
You must twist and push at the same time. The vise is merely a holder for the drill bit, but it gives you complete control for delicate operations.
1113565
If your skill drill press has a round or square table with slotted holes you can mount this vise. but it will take up about half of your stroke.