Opening width & jaw depth?
384652
The vise is about 4" by 1 1/2, solid steel, great litle shop drill press vise
384653
Around 3-4" opening width and 1" jaw depth.....its a fairly small but handy little drill press vise, great for clamping small things that need holes drilled into.
581668
Sorry, my english is not very good.An 1 inch diameter object will enter into the jaws, but it won't be grabbed too well secured and also the handle side will be too wide open to manage it properly with one hand, unless you have big hands.When open wide, the distance between both jaws tips is 40mm.The internal side of the jaws is 35mm long, but in the innermost section 5mm is taken by the cutting edges.
1063760
The "jaws" open to about 3.5" but you can rotate it for vertical or horizontal use.
526206
Christopher, at the moment I'm on a little motorcycle trip (ie. away from home). Measure your width / depth requirements as nearly as you can. I'll be home Sunday evening. I'll do some measuring and get back to you. The safe serves its purpose (for me) very well. /arlan
1582045
The dimensions of the unit are 12 cm in Length and 13 cm in Width. The inside container where the dentures are placed is only 9 cm or 3.5 inches in Length and 6 cm or 2.5 inches in Width. I hope this helps. GOD BLESS!
1701215
Shape and diameter both matter. I measured my nostril and sent that info along with a pic to Woody Knows, and they recommended a size that worked perfectly.
1194915
~1" wide and when opened it will slid over 1/4"(+). As you screw the clamp 'open' it will open the jaws slightly more than 1/4"
519522
I would say that the three jaw teeth must not be tight enough. You could possibly try holding clockwise pressure against the center dial, while turning the handlecounterclockwise. I have never had anything this would not open. If this dosen't work, you have something that only a medium size belt wrentch will open. In that case, I would be cautious of some possible internal spoilage creating high pressures within your container.
1117938
You need either Small Mouth (regular) or Wide Mouth depending on your mason jars opening size. They are standardized to those two sizes.
1546294
I turned my insert so that the expansion was side to side. That would solve your narrowness problem. As to your drawer being 1/16th too short, is it possible to shave off that much with a hand plane? 1/16th " isn't very much. I would try that.
586121
The width is 3/4" inside dimension, top and bottom,just where the razor head rests, and the height of the opening is 1" -- measured just now with my trusty tape measure. But oh boy, a picture would really show you how this works, and might explain the discrepancy between Laura's answer and mine. I took a close-up with a mach III razor in place. Any way I can send it to you? I don't see a way to attach a picture here, and I'm not on any social networks or sharing sites.
2262212
13 Inches if jaws are closed metal to metal. I have put a piece of 3/4 plywood and a piece of leather on each jaw face to protect my work piece. That reduces the 13 inches to 11 1/2 fully closed with no work piece in the vise.
2238700
Jaws/Cutting Edges: .52"L x .28" at tip opening. Throat Depth of .538". Overall: 5.76"L x 3.22"W at center of handles.
222899
You need to place the mouth piece face to you, because my open vertical.. It's not visable. You need to squeeze both side until your fingers toucher each other. Do the same for the top & bottom. It should opens the mouth piece. Hope that help
1307280
No. You would have to use a Dremel or something similar to widen the opening
265292
Darcy, just make that the straps are threaded through the back and that when you pull the straps to adjust height, you are pulling through the clamp side NOT the side you squeeze to open the jaws. If you haven't gotten it already you will. just mess with it. lemme know if you need a pic...
1563751
The edges extend about 2 inches only. In my opinion, you would be better off getting the Jawstand XP, RK9034. It is an adjustable stand for cutting/working on longer pieces of work or it adjust vertically and can be used to hold something in place while you attach it etc. Basically its like having a second set of hands to help you but doesn't argue with you or tell you to hurry because they're getting tired. Highly recommend this piece of equipment. Good luck.