how does fit on work bench?
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Hi Dennis,I have mine mounted on the corner of my workbench in the basement. It has a 3/4" plywood top and I just drilled four holes, got some bolts, washers and nuts from the hardware store and mounted it on. It was pretty easy. It's a good vice. I use mine all the time. i use it to regrip my golf clubs but also for holding wood and metal that i need to drill through or cut. It handles it all with ease.
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I mounted it on a small table I fabricated and mounted on a 4x4 post on my porch/shop along with another vice and its a wilton nuf said ?
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I have a 3/4 inch plywood work surface, so just used three lag bolts. For more strength, I would recommend 3/8 inch bolts going through the workbench surface.
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nice little vise!!! its on my welding table and I use it all the time instead of the big 8 inch vise.. drilled two holes and that was sufficent to hold it secure....well worth the money...mine is bolted to a 3/8 steel table top....
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Solid piece of hardware, no problems, top quality, best 5 star rating. 4 standard bolt/screw connections to work bench, installed in minutes. Recommend this product without any reservations.
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I'm sorry sir, but I'm not familiar with your bench, but if you have a bench with a 2X2 inch hole it should fit inside of it. I would measure the hole on your bench. On mine, it fit and has a little wiggle room. But, that's the only way to know, if it has a 2X2 inch square hole to fit into, and if the screw for the attachment goes front to back or back to front, because that's the way the holes are oriented. So, my advice would be to measure the hole it slips in. 2X2 is the standard for these to slip into. I hope this helps.
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I'm not sure. I have a marcy bench and I wasn't sure if it would fit but it does. The product is a little flimsy at the top but overall I think it's a good buy. Hope that helps. Best of luck on your search.
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No i haven't...you probably have to find the correct screw type. It would make the work bench less stable
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Visit the Hollywood Racks website and check their fit guide. HR is extremely helpful on fits so give them a ring if needed.
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I went a little larger when I purchased my covers. I can sit on my benches without taking the covers off, if I choose. The covers provided very nice protection for my benches.
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Unless your bench is less than ten inche wide, you should have not problem. Mine is 16-inches wide. That's what is so neat about this set. You can do squats or bench presses simply by moving the arms up or down in the holes, which are about four inches apart. The arms are strong enough so that you can place a barbell on the, load on the plates, and roll the bar back against the stanchions (sp?). Then when you lie down on the bench, you roll the bar forward until it reaches the lip stops at the ends of the arms. This is a great buy, especially if you are cramped for space. Enjoy!
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I would say that it is a comfortable work height for almost any bench top tool. I would also say that it is sturdy enough for almost any tool I can think of to work on it. I can also tell you that Amazon had the best price at the time I was shopping for it.
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I bought this for my son and he uses it on a regular bases. He has had no complaints about the fit that I am aware of.
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I adjust it where I want it. Set levels, I dont think so. I do really love this bench. Also, very comfortable. It's a good looking bench. To me it's worth the money.
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I have a thick top also and cut an indent in the bench to make it fit. I think it gave measurement you want to hit in the instructions. Ideally you want it just a hair under the top level so moving boards around on the top of your bench doesn't hit the vise. I like the vise.
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The key dimension is the thickness of your top, as well as the area you need below it. It will fit one that is 2 1/4 thick. If you have a thinner top, you will need to glue a piece of wood to the underside so it is 2 1/4" thick. I have a 1 1/2 inch top and had to glue a 3/4" piece of wood to it. You also need to ensure you have an area under the bench that is free of supports and aprons at least 9 1/2" that you can mount it to.
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It can be a bit tight, but its not too bad. The bench slides back and forth for comfort. I had an infant and a large 3 year old with no problems.
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I gave up on my WorkFit because my monitor jiggled too much. I switched to a Kangaroo for a year, and then bought a real sit-stand desk, which works beautifully (but cost $1400). I'm about to put my Kangaroo on Craig's List (email ghillerson@gmail.com if interested). I don't know how large the desk would need to be for the WorkFit, but it is heavy (and the assembly instructions suck). The kangaroo needs something like 26" or 28" of depth and about 24" of length.
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it should fit. however you will have very little room left over. you may want to go a little larger if you want additional work space.
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Fits under my super cab bench seat pretty snug. Not sure it would fit under a crew bench seat without interrupting foot space.
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They have M&D construction set on Amazon you can buy for less than $20. It isn't exactly the same as the pieces that come with the work bench but would probably work just as well.