Wilton Reversible Bench Vise, 6-1/2" Jaw Width, 7-1/4" & 12-3/4" Jaw Opening, 4" Throat (Model 4650R)

Very good price and great vise.

it's about twice the size of my old crummy broken one, the jaws are 6" across the mechanism is smooth and tight and the vice head does not move around or feel loose when going in either direction. The two anvil platforms are big and very useful. 4 bolts to secure the 75 lbs it carries. Just buy it it will be the last one you own. I used 6 x 6 square 180 tubing and flat steel 180 to mount it, worked perfect.

It is heavy-duty and well made with the exception of the pipe jaws not being replaceable

This Vise is awesome in every way. 75 pounds worth of great workmanship. If you need a serious Vice that can handle everything you throw at it then buy this one.

This vice is heavy duty and will be more than i will ever need. That is a good thing wide jaws large striking plates. The reverse setup is real nice for large items. The striker plate ends up under the item stopping it from moving while hammering away. good design

Bought as a gift for my step father awhile back and it definitely see lots of use and holds up to the task. Exactly what you expect from Wilton.

Love it, fully functional.

Had a neighbor break my 45 year old Wilton trying to press in a bearing, the”bang” was amazing when it cracked and flew against the wall. Used a 12” cheater bar on the handle…never a good idea! So this one was the right specs for opening, jaw width, anvil and heavy duty. My old vise used a cylindrical design which allowed rotation of your work, but I rarely used that so figured the square design for the slider was fine. Ok, sounds like your grinding metal when you crank it in and out and fights you a little bit, and the jaws don’t align real well due to the slop in the square guide system. Just makes it feel real cheap but tolerable for a home hobbyist. But releasing the rotation locks on the base will frustrate the heck out of you. The serrated metal detent plate that the two locking levers pull up into the serrations on the upper casting are just floating and hang up if you don’t turn both levers exactly 1.325 revolutions and turn the upper hslf very slowly. How can you sell this terrible design!! I was going to return it but the engineer in me thought I could fix it. Added a 3” diameter 0.4” thick plastic plate under the locking plate with a plastic bushing on top to hold a compression spring at the rotation center. Now I can release the locking levers 3/4 to 2 turns and it doesn’t hang up when rotating. The old vise only need 1/4 turn to rotate, still better, but I can live with the new vise now. So 3 star rating. Oh, remove the moving jaw completely when you first get it and use a 2” Roc Loc Scotchbrite pad on your Die Grinder to polish all rubbing surfaces and lube with Lucas red lithium grease #2…much smoother cranking in and out.

Not ok for the price. Import quality. Another case of a once reputable tool, becoming imported garbage.