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Stanley Hobby Vice - 75mm

Stanley Hobby Vice - 75mm

The Stanley Multi-Angle Hobby Vice features a patented ball joint which allows you to rotate your ...

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Product Information

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This guide is for anyone using the Stanley Hobby Vice to secure and manipulate workpieces for detailed tasks. The key benefit is the vice's multi-angle adjustability, allowing for precise positioning. Keep in mind that while it's suitable for various projects, its clamping force is limited to 25kg, so it may not be ideal for extremely heavy-duty applications. This guide will cover features, use cases, setup, and troubleshooting.

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Model Part Number1-83-069
BrandStanley

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FAQs

What is the maximum clamping capacity?

The clamping capacity is 75mm (3 inches).

What is the maximum work surface thickness for the clamp?

The vice can be attached to work surfaces up to 2 3/8" thick.

Can I use this vice for heavy-duty applications?

No, the clamping force is limited to 25kg, making it suitable for hobby and craft projects rather than heavy-duty industrial use.

How do I adjust the angle of the vice?

Loosen the ball joint, position the vice at the desired angle, and then tighten the ball joint to lock it in place.

How do I care for the rubber jaw covers?

Inspect them regularly for wear and replace them if they become damaged or worn out to protect your workpieces.

What materials can I use this vice with?

The vice is suitable for use with wood, plastic, metal, and other materials, as long as the clamping force is appropriate for the task.

Troubleshooting

Vice won't clamp securely.

Check the work surface thickness and ensure the C-clamp is properly tightened. Make sure the item being clamped is within the jaw capacity.

Ball joint slips.

Tighten the ball joint locking mechanism. If slippage persists, check for damage to the ball joint and consider replacing the vice.

Rubber jaw covers are damaged.

Replace the rubber jaw covers to prevent damage to your workpieces. Replacement covers may be available from Stanley or third-party suppliers.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • 360-degree rotation for versatile positioning.
  • Rubber jaw covers protect work surfaces.
  • Easy to secure to a workbench with the C-clamp.
  • Suitable for various hobby and craft projects.

Cons

  • Clamping force limited to 25kg.
  • Jaw opening may not be sufficient for very large items.
  • Not designed for heavy-duty industrial use.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

  1. Mounting: Use the C-clamp to attach the vice to a stable work surface. Ensure the surface is no thicker than 2 3/8".
  2. Adjusting: Loosen the ball joint to adjust the angle. Tighten to lock the position.
  3. Compatibility: Suitable for use with various materials like wood, plastic, and metal, provided the clamping force is appropriate.
  4. Care: Clean the vice regularly to remove debris. Inspect the rubber jaw covers for wear and replace if necessary. Lubricate the moving parts occasionally.

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