Proxxon Precision Steel Vice - 24255

Milled in steel, use on its side and back. Jaw width 60mm, clamping capacity 42mm. Complete with s...

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The Proxxon Precision Steel Vice (24255) is designed for machinists and hobbyists requiring high accuracy in delicate tasks, particularly with Proxxon FF 500 machines. Its primary benefit is the precise, stable clamping provided by its solid steel construction, enabling intricate work. A potential limitation is its smaller clamping capacity compared to larger vises. This precision vice offers a 46mm jaw width and a 34mm clamping capacity, milled from solid steel for rigidity and accuracy, and can be used on its side or back.

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Model Part Number24255
BrandProxxon

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FAQs

What is the maximum clamping capacity of this vice?

The Proxxon Precision Steel Vice (24255) has a maximum clamping capacity of 34mm.

What is the jaw width?

The jaw width of this vice is 46mm.

Can this vice be used with machines other than the Proxxon FF 500?

Yes, it can be used with any machine table that has compatible T-slots and allows for secure mounting with the provided bolts.

How should I maintain the vice to prevent rust?

Clean the vice regularly with a dry cloth. For protection, apply a light coat of machine oil to the moving parts and store it in its wooden box when not in use.

What material is the vice made from?

The vice is milled from solid steel for high precision and durability.

Can I mount this vice on its side?

Yes, the design allows it to be used effectively when mounted on its side or back, providing mounting flexibility.

Troubleshooting

Vice jaws do not close parallel

Ensure the vice is securely mounted and that debris is not interfering with the jaw movement. Check for any damage to the screw mechanism or jaws.

Difficult to tighten or loosen the clamping screw

Clean the screw mechanism thoroughly and apply a small amount of lubricating oil. Check for any obstructions or damage to the threads.

Workpiece slips during machining

Ensure the jaws are clean and free of oil or grease. Tighten the clamping screw firmly. Consider using soft jaws or workpiece liners if the surface is delicate or slippery.

Rust spots on the vice surface

Clean the rust gently with fine steel wool or a rust remover. Dry thoroughly and apply a protective oil coating immediately.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • High precision for delicate machining tasks.
  • Durable solid steel construction ensures longevity.
  • Flexible mounting positions (side or back).
  • Includes securing bolts for easy setup.
  • Compact size suitable for smaller workshops.

Cons

  • Limited clamping capacity (34mm) may not suit larger projects.
  • Primarily designed for Proxxon machines, potentially limited compatibility with other brands.
  • Requires a compatible machine table for secure mounting.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Ensure the vice is placed on a stable, level surface, such as the table of a compatible milling machine like the Proxxon FF 500.
  2. Align the mounting slots on the vice with the T-slots on the machine table.
  3. Insert the provided securing bolts through the vice's base and into the machine's T-slots.
  4. Tighten the securing bolts firmly using an appropriate wrench to ensure the vice is securely fixed.

Compatibility:

  • Primary Compatibility: Proxxon FF 500 milling machine.
  • General: Can be used on any machine table with appropriate T-slots and compatible bolt sizes.

> Info needed: Exact dimensions of securing bolts and T-slot compatibility specifications.

Care:

  • Clean the vice regularly with a soft, dry cloth to remove dust and debris.
  • For stubborn dirt, use a slightly damp cloth, ensuring the vice is dried immediately afterward to prevent rust.
  • Apply a light coat of machine oil to the sliding surfaces and screw mechanism periodically to ensure smooth operation and prevent corrosion.
  • Store the vice in its original wooden box when not in use to protect its precision surfaces.

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