Record Vices

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Record Mechanics Vice

6 types from £69.95

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Record Plain Screw Woodworking Vice

2 types from £106.95

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Record Chain Pipe Vice

£283.95

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Record Workshop Vice

£61.95

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Record Fitters Vice

2 types from £501.95

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Record Woodcraft Vice

2 types from £34.95

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Record Multi Purpose Vice

£175.95

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Record Drill Press Vice

£179.95

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Record Hinged Pipe Vice

£204.95

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Record Replacement Vice Jaws and Screws

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Record Quick Adjusting Vice

£134.95

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Record Vices at MyToolShed.co.uk

Record has been a trusted name in British engineering and manufacturing since 1958, earning its reputation as one of the UK's most respected producers of premium quality vices. Renowned for their exceptional build quality and durability, Record vices are the benchmark choice for professional tradesmen, engineers, and serious DIY enthusiasts who demand tools that will last a lifetime. Each vice is precision-engineered to deliver superior clamping force, smooth operation, and unwavering stability under the most demanding workshop conditions.

At MyToolShed.co.uk, we stock an extensive range of Record vices designed to meet every workshop requirement. From compact engineer's vices perfect for precision work to heavy-duty woodworking vices built for timber preparation, Record's portfolio represents the pinnacle of British manufacturing excellence. Every Record vice features robust cast iron construction, precision-machined components, and thoughtful design details that make them the preferred choice in workshops across the UK.

Why Choose Record?

Record vices stand apart through their uncompromising commitment to quality and longevity. The brand's engineer's vices feature precision-ground anvils, hardened steel jaws, and smooth quick-release mechanisms that enable rapid repositioning without sacrificing grip strength. Their woodworking vices incorporate innovative quick-release triggers and robust guide bars that maintain perfect jaw alignment even under extreme lateral pressure.

British-designed and built to exacting standards, Record vices offer exceptional value through their durability – many professional workshops still rely on Record vices that have been in continuous service for decades. The brand's attention to detail extends to replaceable jaw faces, corrosion-resistant finishes, and ergonomic handle designs that reduce operator fatigue during extended use. When you invest in a Record vice, you're purchasing a tool that will serve your workshop reliably for generations.

Popular Record Products

Record's engineer's vices remain the cornerstone of their range, available in jaw widths from compact 75mm models for light engineering work to substantial 150mm versions for heavy industrial applications. Their woodworking vices feature both traditional screw-operated designs and modern quick-release mechanisms, with jaw capacities suited to everything from delicate joinery to heavy timber construction.

The Record multi-purpose vice range combines versatility with trademark durability, offering swivel bases, pipe jaw attachments, and adjustable mounting options. For specialists, Record produces dedicated clamp-on vices, drill press vices, and machine vices engineered for specific workshop tasks.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are Record vices made in the UK?

Record has a proud heritage of British manufacturing dating back to their Sheffield origins. Whilst production has evolved over the decades, Record maintains rigorous quality standards across their entire vice range, ensuring every product meets the exacting specifications that built their reputation.

What size vice do I need for my workshop?

For general engineering work, a 100mm or 125mm jaw width provides excellent versatility. Woodworkers typically require 175mm to 230mm jaw widths for cabinet making, whilst metalworkers handling larger components should consider 150mm engineer's vices or larger.

How do I maintain my Record vice?

Regular maintenance involves cleaning the screw mechanism, applying light machine oil to moving parts, and checking jaw alignment. Remove metal filings and debris after use, and protect exposed surfaces with a thin coating of oil to prevent corrosion.

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