MM009 Hobby Vice
- Holds objects securely at the desired angle
- Jaw Width: 60mm
- Jaw Capacity: 50mm
The Hobby Bench Vice is made from an aluminium alloy, combining strength with lightness, making it ideal for use with portable workbenches, the kitchen table or wherever a strong temporary fixing is required. The jaws have cross cut face plates for better grip. The vice can be attached to benches up to 25mm thickness and the adjustable clamp head allows for uneven surfaces. As any Model maker or DIY enthusiast will know, it is essential to have a job held securely and in the right position, especially when working on precise items. By securing items whilst working on them you can ensure better accuracy and minimise mistakes.
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MM009 Hobby Vice
- Holds objects securely at the desired angle
- Jaw Width: 60mm
- Jaw Capacity: 50mm
The Hobby Bench Vice is made from an aluminium alloy, combining strength with lightness, making it ideal for use with portable workbenches, the kitchen table or wherever a strong temporary fixing is required. The jaws have cross cut face plates for better grip. The vice can be attached to benches up to 25mm thickness and the adjustable clamp head allows for uneven surfaces. As any Model maker or DIY enthusiast will know, it is essential to have a job held securely and in the right position, especially when working on precise items. By securing items whilst working on them you can ensure better accuracy and minimise mistakes.
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- Holds objects securely at the desired angle
- Jaw Width: 60mm
- Jaw Capacity: 50mm
The Hobby Bench Vice is made from an aluminium alloy, combining strength with lightness, making it ideal for use with portable workbenches, the kitchen table or wherever a strong temporary fixing is required. The jaws have cross cut face plates for better grip. The vice can be attached to benches up to 25mm thickness and the adjustable clamp head allows for uneven surfaces. As any Model maker or DIY enthusiast will know, it is essential to have a job held securely and in the right position, especially when working on precise items. By securing items whilst working on them you can ensure better accuracy and minimise mistakes.
