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WEN 424DPV 4-Inch Cast Iron Drill Press Vise

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Style: 2017 Model


Features

  • Grip woods, metals, plastics and more
  • Cast iron construction provides stability to drilling operations
  • 4-inch jaws open up to 4 inches with a 1-inch throat depth
  • Includes four onboard mounting slots to securely fasten the vise to a drill press table
  • Universal design compatible with the majority of drill presses on the market (see images for base dimensions)

Description

Remember when your workpiece clung tightly to your table top? The WEN 4-Inch Cast Iron Drill Press Vise clinches woods, metals, plastics and more, holding workpieces firmly in place for safe and accurate drilling. The heavy cast iron base along with the four onboard mounting slots provide stability to the vise during operation. The 4-inch jaws open up a total of 4 inches with a 1-inch throat depth to tightly grip boards and metals of a variety of shapes. The WEN 4-Inch Drill Press Vise is compatible with the majority of drill press tables on the market (including the WEN 4210, 4212, 4214, 4225, and 4227 drill presses). Never worry about your workpieces budging again with the WEN 4-Inch Cast Iron Drill Press Vise. Remember when you could drill holes safely and accurately? Remember WEN.

Material: Cast Iron


Brand: WEN


Item Dimensions LxWxH: 7.5 x 6.5 x 2.25 inches


Color: Black


Style: 2017 Model


Item Weight: 7.2 Pounds


Manufacturer: ‎Great Lakes Tool MFG INC


Part Number: ‎424DPV


Item Weight: ‎7.2 pounds


Product Dimensions: ‎7.5 x 6.5 x 2.25 inches


Item model number: ‎424DPV


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No


Size: ‎4 Inch


Color: ‎Black


Style: ‎2017 Model


Material: ‎Cast Iron


Item Package Quantity: ‎1


Included Components: ‎Drill Press Vise


Batteries Included?: ‎No


Batteries Required?: ‎No


Date First Available: December 19, 2015


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Best value on Amazon as if writing, tons of utility and surprisingly good finished product!
Style: 2017 Model
TLDR at bottom. Crazy old man review below. Not sure what "shearness" is in relation to a low profile vise... but it is sufficiently short and a great value for a 4 inch (101.6mm) wide, low profile drill press vise. Unusual for Wen (because this is really a white box item, but assembled/packaged by happy employees, apparently) this vise came with a little too much tension, but was otherwise easily workable out of the box! I did end up disassembling a few minor points like the jaw plates, then cleaning and lubricating everything that I could reach without completely taking it apart. It now glides smoothly, and bites down on my aluminum workpieces without messing up my angles (unlike a competitor's vise, which I had to buy 2 of when this one was out of stock... and those are bleh). I paid almost twenty bucks for my first Wen, and I'm about to pay under fifteen for another in a few seconds... and return two other "similar" products, that were made with much less care than I would have expected, for ten bucks more per item than these Wen vises. This Wen had (almost) all matching hardware, and didn't appear to be assembled by an amateur, unlike the competitor. The Wen also has an open mounting notch on either side, directly between the mounting slots... the others have nothing there. This may sound trivial, but those little extra mounting notches allow for so much more usage around my shop, while the other ones I am returning are basically useless for my various Wen shop tools. The Wen vise will not only fit my 8 inch, 5 speed Wen drill press, but I can also adapt two of these to fit on my Wen 15 amp 10 inch miter saw, instead of using the badly warped fence and useless clamps that came with that saw. Basically, two of these become a fence/clamp system, and will even allow me to go down in size on my saw blades, because my work will be raised 1.25 inches from the original saw table. This is advantageous for several reasons, and figures heavily into me giving these such a glowing review. First, I cut 6061 aluminum ranging from .125 inch thick bars, to 1.5 inch thick bars, and also 6063 t slot extrusion profiles, aluminum spacer tubes, etc. Basically, stuff that requires special blades, lubricant, good clamps, and lower saw RPMs... which my Wen saw is a bit too high on. As long as I am not cutting anything too thick (say, 1 inch x 2.5 inch bar) or using miter cuts/bevels, I could easily find a smaller blade that would effectively spin at lower RPMs than a ten inch blade would, and those smaller blades are often rated for higher RPMs than 10 inch ones are, AND they're cheaper, AAAAAND more widely available many times. So, these allow me to get good results even with a smaller blade than my saw normally takes. Big win. The clamping power of these is also sufficient to hold a thick bar that was being abused by a reciprocating saw, never once vibrating loose, even when I let my arm droop and got some chatter. TLDR; Great value, better than the ones that cost double. Adds great utility to multiple Wen bench tools, including mm1011 miter saw. Be prepared for minimal pre-use asjusting/cleaning/lubing, and enjoy for years (presumably, it's not made of painted cheese I'm pretty sure). ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 24, 2020 by 4Skinner
    • excellent
Style: 4-Inch Vise
solidly build, easy to use, fits my drill press perfectly
Reviewed in the United States on November 16, 2023 by bruce noble
    • Sturdy but Needs Some Muscle
Style: 3-Inch Vise
I bought the WEN Drill Press Vise, 3-Inch for a few projects around my shop and so far, it’s been a solid performer with a minor hiccup. It does its job of holding materials securely, which is crucial for precise drilling. The cast iron construction indeed adds stability, and I've been able to grip woods, metals, and plastics without any issues. The vise fits well on my drill press table, and the four onboard mounting slots make fastening it down a straightforward process. The universal design seems to hold true as it paired well with my drill press, no compatibility issues there. Now onto the hiccup - opening and closing the vise has been a bit of a chore. Even after applying lubrication, it still requires a good amount of effort to adjust. It's not a deal-breaker, but it does slow down the process a bit, especially when I am working on projects that require frequent adjustments. The 3-inch jaws have a decent opening width, and the 1-inch throat depth has been adequate for my needs. I haven’t run into any issues with the size or the holding capacity of the vise. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 29, 2023 by nicholas
    • 3" fits my 8" harbor freight and the price is right
Style: 3-Inch Vise
Review Image by data data
The 4" are too big for my 8" harbor freight drill press, so the 3" was, almost, perfect. I only paid $80 on closeout for the drill press so couldn't justify getting a $40-$50 vise, so the price was this one's best feature. Works well. The only problem was the set screw that holds the main screw to the clamp loosened, so the whole main screw came out. Easy fix with some thread lock. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 24, 2023 by data data
    • Good value
Style: 3-Inch Vise
Works great
Reviewed in the United States on October 1, 2023 by Russell F.
    • Rock Solid
Style: 4-Inch Vise
Review Image by Steve Steve
I have a few of these. they're rock solid. I have one mounted to a mill, a laser, and a CNC machine.
Reviewed in the United States on October 1, 2023 by Steve Steve
    • Excellent+ Thank you !
Style: 3-Inch Vise
dont under estimate this one...i am using it on Proxxon FF230 Mill. one of the best part in this jaw is that you can use software jaws on this vise. high quality and best for the price !
Reviewed in the United States on August 13, 2023 by Ali
    • Cheap but useful
Style: 4-Inch Vise
The build quality is what you would expect for the price. The Moving Jaw is crooked when expanding and contracting the jaws. This is due to loose tolerances; and I had to loosen the bolts holding the moving Jaw to the body, because it was very tight. I will probably add shims and remake the lower moving Jaw place. The quality could have been better. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 25, 2023 by Matthew Saunders

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