Bench Vise Uses 

1. Woodworking: Holding and securing pieces of wood for sawing, chiseling, planning, or carving. The vise provides stability and ensures accurate and controlled cuts.
2. Metalworking: Clamping metal pieces for cutting, filing, grinding, welding, or other fabrication tasks. The vise allows for precise manipulation and shaping of metal components.
3. Assembly and Repairs: Holding parts or components in place during assembly or repair work. This is particularly useful for tasks that require both hands, allowing the worker to focus on specific actions without worrying about holding the workpiece.
4. Machining: Supporting materials during machining operations such as drilling, milling, or tapping. The vise helps to secure the workpiece in a fixed position, preventing movement or vibration during precision machining processes.
5. Plumbing Work: Holding pipes or fittings securely for cutting, threading, or soldering. The vise ensures a stable platform for plumbing tasks, facilitating accurate and safe work.
6. Jewelry Making: Clamping small and delicate jewelry pieces for intricate and detailed work, such as soldering, polishing, or engraving.
7. Electronic Repairs: Securing electronic components or circuit boards for soldering, de soldering, or other delicate repair tasks where stability is crucial.
8. Model Making: Holding miniature components or models in place during construction, painting, or detailing.
9. Leatherworking: Clamping leather pieces for cutting, stitching, or tooling. The vise provides a stable platform for precision in leatherworking tasks.
10. General Work holding: Supporting various materials for tasks like gluing, sanding, or finishing. The bench vise is a fundamental tool for holding workpieces securely during a wide range of manual tasks.