Bench vise capacities. Bench vises can hold all objects of all shapes and sizes, but there are some restrictions: The width of the jaws. How far the jaws can open. The distance between the top of the jaws and the slide. This is referred to as the throat depth. Jaws start from just two inches wide, but four inches is common for an entry-level. The regular front vise is 7" × 14 3/4" overall with a 7/8" dia. screw and clamping capacity of 8 1/4" (less the thickness of your wooden jaws). Our large front vise is 10 1/2" × 21" overall with a 1 1/8" dia. screw, and 13" clamping capacity (less the thickness of your wooden jaws).Price: $ Wilton features a full line of bench vises designed to be the most durable and dependable vises in the market today. The Wilton Bench Vise line includes, USA Bullet vises, USA Columbian vises, Industrial Bench Vises, Light Duty Bench Vises, POW-R-ARMS, Woodworking bench vises, and jaw caps for bench vises.
The regular front vise is 7" × 14 3/4" overall with a 7/8" dia. screw and clamping capacity of 8 1/4" (less the thickness of your wooden jaws). Our large front vise is 10 1/2" × 21" overall with a 1 1/8" dia. screw, and 13" clamping capacity (less the thickness of your wooden jaws).Price: $ Clamping work to a bench surface between dogs is a very old technique. The historical record gives us examples as far back as the Roman era, but most woodworkers know the tail vise from the modern Scandanavian and German tradition. The oldest detailed drawings we have are from the early 16th century by German author Martin Löffelholz. Bench vise capacities. Bench vises can hold all objects of all shapes and sizes, but there are some restrictions: The width of the jaws. How far the jaws can open. The distance between the top of the jaws and the slide. This is referred to as the throat depth. Jaws start from just two inches wide, but four inches is common for an entry-level.

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