The Ultimate Bench Vice Showdown: Hardtail vs Wilton 600S vs Morgan 8

TLDRIn this video, we compare the Hardtail bench vice, designed to be the strongest and most powerful ever made, with the Wilton 600S and the Morgan 8. We test their clamping force, strength, and durability to determine which is the superior vice.

Key insights

🔨The Hardtail bench vice is designed to be the strongest and most powerful ever made.

💪The Wilton 600S is a legendary bench vice known for its durability and quality.

🔩The Morgan 8 bench vice has been in production for over a century and is still popular today.

🏋️The clamping force, jaw width, and maximum opening are key specifications to consider when choosing a bench vice.

⚒️The design and construction of the jaws and screw play a crucial role in the strength and performance of a bench vice.

Q&A

What is the clamping force of the Hardtail bench vice?

The clamping force of the Hardtail bench vice is not specified, but it is designed to have the highest clamping force of any vice ever sold.

How much does the Wilton 600S bench vice weigh?

The Wilton 600S bench vice weighs 146 pounds, making it a sturdy and stable option.

Is the Morgan 8 bench vice still in production?

Yes, the Morgan 8 bench vice is still in production and is a popular choice among professionals.

What are the key specifications to consider when choosing a bench vice?

The key specifications to consider when choosing a bench vice are clamping force, jaw width, and maximum opening.

What role does the design and construction of the jaws and screw play in the performance of a bench vice?

The design and construction of the jaws and screw play a crucial role in the strength, durability, and clamping force of a bench vice.

Timestamped Summary

00:00Introduction to the ultimate bench vice showdown

02:00Comparison of the Hardtail bench vice with the Wilton 600S

05:30Comparison of the Hardtail bench vice with the Morgan 8

08:40Testing the clamping force and durability of the vices

12:20Analysis of the key specifications and design elements of the vices

15:45Conclusion and final thoughts on the superior bench vice