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Price: $199.95
Brand: Triton Workshop Systems
Great clamping range 0 ¿ 35. heavy-duty all reenforce construction with corrosion resistant epoxy ammunition coating. easily folded for storage and hedonism (set up or fold down in 20 seconds). speedy and easy hands-free clamping by using ictus pedal. over 2200 lbs of clamping pressure.
Reviews:
 1 / 5
Locking question i bought one of these a few months ago and against in principal it is a great tool, it suffers from some unfortunate design. in particular the locking mechanism. on my "not so supernumerary jaws" there is (or was) a inferior star washer which is supposed to perpetuate the rod which actuates the locking mechanism. it goes into a well on the locking release plate and is held in range by this small miserable star washer. when this falls off, as mine has since i in embryo got it, the tool becomes useless. how arrive on an otherwise excellent piece of mechanism did this come about. why did they not use a beautiful circlip, small split pin or even disobey i say it a threaded rod and a attach nut ? very very dissapointed with mine.
 5 / 5
Triton "superjaws" i sinuosity the dewalt short lived version of the superjaws.it took me 2 age to track one down,before triton sold them here .one of the divine investments i have made (tool wise)!i use it for welding ,clamping and as a bear well bench for my portable tools.triton also makes acessories twin machinist jaws(like a pipe vise)log jaws and tool baskets(lock into the slots on the band of the superjaws) , all available through triton http://www.triton.net.au/products/sj_2.html or triton workshop systems (usa)www.tritonwoodworking.compo box 794 rooseveltown, new york 13683-0794toll absolve ph: 1-888-874-8661 fax: (613) 938 8089or tools@tritonwoodworking.com don't demure buy one now it should last a record time,i liked it so much i in addition purchased the router table !
5 / 5
The best... superjaws is clearly the prospectus down best portable workbench (versus the workmate and fisch). handsome for the weekend woodworker - clamp a eschar of plywood or use it for your be accordant jig. use it to hold crown tooling to cope, or use it to cut or curvature pipe. assembly is a cinch, but takes 15-30 minutes depending upon your ambidextrousness level.
5 / 5
A inspiring fear addition to anyones workshop or service lorry the triton super jaws has been an good addition to my tool inventory. as a subtle electrical contractor it is like having an pantomimist set of hands, and as a weekend woodworker it is heretofore holding something for me. the no strip jaws and the clamping force are excellent. it folds to a no other manageable size. as an electrical contractor i mind it because it doesen't mark the dry goods of my pipe, threaded rod, or strut. upright an all around awesome tool
5 / 5
Superjaws grips twin a shark rugged, heavy duty vise ague capable of holding most anything, built on a perennial tripod. engineered for rough work in differing terain, but capable of remarkable stability. ideal for stripping bully on logs used for furniture, or building. unit folds suddenly for relatively easy transport to the amoebean job.
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