would someone please change the picture to the right vice? I am not going to buy until you care enough to correct your mistake.

My vice matches this picture....

Can someone tell me the height from the drill press table to the rail where the workpiece would set at bottom of jaws?

JAW LINERS Wooden liners expand your vise’s holding capacity and prevent your work from being marred by the cast iron jaws. Any hardwood will work as a liner material. The front jaw liner should be at least 1 5/8” thick to prevent deflection and so you can drill holes in the top of the liner for bench dogs if you like. The rear jaw only needs to be 3/4 – 1” thick because it will be supported by the edge of the bench. For small vises (7” wide), make the liner length 12 – 14”. Medium sized vises (9” wide) can handle liners 14-16” in length. You can go up to 18” long for large vises (10” wide). Anything longer will cause excessive racking and shorten the life of your vice. In the end, the jaw liners need to be at least 1/8” above the vise’s guide posts to allow for seasonal movement and flush with the top of the bench. However you choose to attach your jaw liners to your vise, make they can be easily removed if they become damaged or warped. At this point, close the vise and make sure the liners mate up acceptably and shim if necessary. Remember, the jaws of these vises toe in where they meet at the top and should do so after the liners are installed. MOUNTING THE VISE Depending on your bench’s top thickness, you have two mounting options. If your top is at least 2” thick, lag screws work fine. With washers attached, run the lags up from underneath the vise’s carriage, through the spacer block and into the underside of the bench top. If your top is less than 2” thick, install carriage bolts right through the bench top and secure them with nuts and washers under the vise’s carriage. Be sure to countersink the heads of the bolts below the surface of the top to prevent tool or work damage. Plug or fill the holes by any method that pleases you. With either mounting technique, you’ll want to occasionally check the hardware to be sure it isn’t working loose. As for maintenance, lubricate the threads of the main screw with light oil and wax the guide rods occasionally.

ASIN	B0785GGZ46
Batteries Required?	No
Best Sellers Rank	#725,845 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #515 in Bench Vises
Brand	Groz
Color	Black
Customer Reviews	4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (100)
Date First Available	February 13, 2018
Global Trade Identification Number	08901486351223
Included Components	Uni-Grip Drill Press Vise
Item Package Quantity	1
Item Weight	9.9 ounces
Item dimensions L x W x H	15.35 x 8.74 x 3.5 inches
Item model number	DPV/UG/125
Manufacturer	Groz
Material	Cast Iron
Measurement System	US
Part Number	35122
Product Dimensions	15.35 x 8.74 x 3.5 inches
Size	5" Jaw Width
Style	Drill Press Vices - Unigrip

Groz35122 5'' Uni-Grip Drill Press Vise Clamp

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