Bench vises

Bench vises

One tool stands out for its versatility and essentiality: bench vices. These ingenious devices are silent companions for projects large and small, offering a steady hand that holds materials with the precision your work deserves. When we delve into the Brikum catalog, we find a selection of vices that promise not only to improve the efficiency of your projects, but also to raise the quality of the final result.

Vices are much more than just tools; They are essential in any self-respecting workshop, capable of holding workpieces of various shapes and sizes, thus facilitating cutting, filing, drilling and assembly tasks. Their robust design and adaptable functionality make them a mainstay in carrying out precise work, where material stability is crucial. At Brikum, we understand the importance of having vices that are not only durable, but also fit the specific needs of each project.

Exploring our range of vices is entering a world where quality meets variety. From traditional models to more modern and specialized options, each vise has been selected with you, your comfort and the efficiency of your work in mind. We know that every detail counts when it comes to construction and DIY, which is why we make sure to offer vises that adapt to different materials and techniques, always guaranteeing maximum performance.

Choosing the right vise can make all the difference in the finish of a project. Therefore, at Brikum, we advise you to find the model that best suits your needs, whether you lean towards tradition or innovation. Our vises are designed to offer you maximum strength and precision, ensuring that each worked piece is exactly as you imagined.

We invite our customers to discover the difference a quality vise can make in their construction and DIY projects. With a wide selection of models, Brikum is proud to be the meeting place for hobbyists and professionals seeking the best in fastening tools. Vices are not just a purchase; They are an investment in the quality and precision of your work. Discover today how they can transform the way you work and take your projects to the next level.

What are vises

Vices are essential tools in carpentry, metalworking, DIY workshops and other areas related to construction and manufacturing. They are designed to firmly hold workpieces while performing operations such as cutting, filing, drilling, assembling or welding. A vice is mainly made up of two jaws, one fixed and one movable, which are adjusted by a rotating screw to tighten or loosen the object being worked on.

Its robust construction allows considerable force to be applied without compromising the integrity of the subject material. In addition, many models offer additional features such as interchangeable jaws for different materials, rotating bases to adjust the working angle, and quick-lock systems to speed up the process of clamping and releasing parts.

There are different types of vices adapted to specific needs. For example, mechanic's vises are usually heavy and robust, ideal for metalworking work. Carpenter's vises have wider jaws and are often covered with wood so as not to damage the worked pieces. There are also portable vises, designed to be temporarily fixed to different surfaces, providing flexibility in the workplace.

In short, vices are essential tools that make it easier to carry out precise and safe manual work, providing an indispensable third hand in many construction and DIY projects.

acesa vise

An Acesa vise is a specific tool within the wide spectrum of vises available on the market, designed and manufactured by Acesa, a brand recognized for its quality and durability in hand tools and accessories for the industrial, construction and diy. Vices are mechanical devices used to firmly hold an object, allowing the user to work on it with various tools without it moving. This is especially useful for tasks that require precision, such as sawing, filing, drilling, or assembly.

Acesa vises, like other vises, are made up of two jaws, one fixed and one mobile, which are adjusted using a rotating screw. The robustness of its construction allows considerable force to be applied to hold the work object safely. These vises are designed to be mounted on a work table or workbench, thus offering a stable and secure workstation.

Acesa's quality is reflected in the attention to detail in its vices, including the strength of the materials used, the precision of the clamping mechanism and the ease of use. Models can range from the most basic and traditional to more advanced versions with additional features, such as rotating jaws to hold irregularly shaped workpieces or including quick opening and closing systems to improve work efficiency.

Choosing an Acesa vise is opting for a tool that has been designed to meet durability and performance expectations in professional environments, ensuring that each task is performed with maximum precision and safety.

What can be done with a carpenter's vise

With a carpenter's vise, the possibilities in the realm of woodworking expand significantly, allowing a wide range of tasks to be performed with precision, safety and efficiency. This type of vise is specially designed to adapt to the specific needs of woodworking, offering a firm and delicate hold on workpieces without damaging the wood.

Using a carpenter's vise makes tasks like sawing easier, allowing for straight, precise cuts by holding the wood firmly in place. During the assembly process, the carpenter's vise becomes an indispensable tool, holding parts while applying adhesives, adjusting assemblies, or inserting dowels and screws, ensuring proper alignment and a strong bond.

Sanding and planing also benefit from using a carpenter's vise, as it stabilizes the wood for a smooth, uniform finish, preventing movement that could result in uneven work. Additionally, this type of screw is ideal for carving and engraving tasks, where control and precision are essential to obtain the desired details on the workpiece.

Another important application of the carpenter's vise is in making precise holes with hand or power drills. The stability offered by the screw prevents deviations, ensuring that the holes are made in the exact place and at the correct angle. This is especially useful in decorative carpentry and furniture manufacturing, where precision is crucial.

Finally, the carpenter's vise is an essential tool for furniture repair and restoration. It allows you to carefully disassemble pieces, clean assemblies, apply treatments to the wood and make precise adjustments before reassembling the furniture, guaranteeing high-quality restoration work.

How many types of workbench vise are there?

Workbench vices come in a variety of types, each designed to meet specific needs in different disciplines, such as woodworking, metalworking, electronics, and more. Here I detail the main types:

Woodworking Vices: These are designed with wood jaws or wood liners so as not to mark or damage the wood workpiece. They often have a structure that allows fine adjustments to securely hold parts without applying too much pressure that could damage them.

Mechanics' Vise: Made to withstand high forces, these vises have steel jaws and often include serrated gripping surfaces to firmly hold metals and other hard materials. They are ideal for jobs that require a lot of strength, such as bending metal or working with heavy parts.

Engineer's Vise: Similar to mechanical vise, but designed for even greater precision and specific engineering tasks. They can include features such as swivel bases for positioning work at different angles and replaceable jaws for different applications.

Bench Vices: These are the most common and versatile types, used in both mechanical workshops and home garages. They can handle a wide range of tasks, from holding small parts to larger workpieces.

Rotary Vices: These allow the workpiece to be rotated 360 degrees without needing to remove it from the vise, making it easy to access different angles to work on the piece without readjusting the settings.

Precision Bench Vices: Designed for delicate and precise work, such as those carried out in jewelry or electronics. These vises are smaller and allow for very fine adjustments.

Portable Vices: Lightweight and with temporary mounting options, these vises are ideal for taking to jobs outside the shop or for those who need a mobile clamping solution.

Vacuum or Suction Vise: They use a vacuum clamping system to stay in place, making them ideal for surfaces where you cannot drill holes to mount a traditional vise.

Multi-Angle Vices: Allow adjustment on multiple axes, making them ideal for assembly and welding jobs that require precision at complex angles.

Each type of workbench vise is designed to maximize efficiency and precision in specific tasks, ensuring that users can work as safely and comfortably as possible.