Foot-operated sculptor's vice

What it is

The vice is a bench-mounted or machine-mounted tool that holds the workpiece firmly during machining; clamps and cramps are its portable version.

A vice is a bench or machine fixture that holds the workpiece securely during machining; clamps and cramps are the portable version.

What it is for

Used for clamping workpieces, for woodworking in the joinery shop and in woodworking, from cutting to finishing.

How to use it

Secure the vice to the bench or machine table with suitable bolts. Clamp the workpiece in the centre of the jaws, using soft jaws on delicate surfaces, and never extend the handle with a pipe. Position clamps and cramps so that the pressure bears on the workpiece and not on its edge. Clean and lubricate the screw regularly.

Where it is used

• Conservation and restoration
• Renovation

Who it is for

Designed for joiners, furniture makers and restorers.

Related products

• Precision vice
• Swivel vice with articulated joint
• Folding bench jobby — from the category Folding, Mobile and Anti-Static (ESD) Workbenches
• Square files, second cut — from the category Files
• Drill press machine vice Fervi M027/200 — from the category Pillar Drills
• Browse the whole category: Vices and Clamps

Before you order

Tell us the quantities you need and the intended use: if there is a more suitable version, or an equivalent available sooner, we will let you know.

For prices and availability, request a quote from AMES Srl: we will reply with our quotation, delivery times and, where needed, an equivalent technical alternative.