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V150B Woodcraft Vice 150mm (6in) RECV150B

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Description

General description

The Record Irwin V150B Woodcraft Vice is a lightweight and portable woodworking vice designed for versatility. It can be easily attached to most working surfaces using its 2.1/4in capacity integral clamp, and it also offers the option to be permanently fixed to a bench if desired.

Technical specifications

  • Jaw Width: 150mm (6in)
  • Jaw Opening: 115mm (4 1/2in)
  • Construction: High quality cast body with aligned steel slide bars and main screw
  • Features

    • Brand
      IRWIN
    • Jaws width
      115 mm
    • Material
      Steel
    • Compatible drill
      Standard drill
    • Use vice
      Drill
    • ManoMano Reference
      ME41644012
    • MMID
      392816165995
    • Product code
      RECV150B
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