The width of the jaws (not the opening)
A vise tightens things.
A milling vise is generally much heavier and more precisely made than a typical bench or drill press vise.
The most common material used to make a vise is cast iron. The jaws, if they are separate pieces, might be mild steel and attached with screws. And we all usually have some wood, aluminum or plastic inserts to put over or between the jaws to protect more delicate work.
It's a flat vice that clamps to the drill press table, to hold small items being drilled.
A workpiece is an unfinished part that is to be shaped some way. And unless you want to hold it in your hands, it has to be clamped, or attached by something like a vise or a chuck before it can be cut or shaped.
the closer together the sound is the higher it is and vise verser
The physical size of an atom is largely determined by the size of the electron cloud.
It is determined by the weight not the height
By the size of the atom and its mass
A vise tightens things.
Yes, when full screen the full screen button is replaced with a down size button (and vise versa)
The size of the egg is not determined by how big or small it is. They are sized by the unit measure as a whole.
A chisel size is the width of the cutting edge.
by the size of the statesmpopulation
Vice is the homophone for vise.
The Vise was created in 1954.
When selecting a drill press vise for woodworking projects, important factors to consider include the size and capacity of the vise, the material it is made of, the type of jaws it has, the stability and precision of its design, and how easily it can be adjusted and secured to the drill press.