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2" Universal Rotating & Tilting Bench Vise – 360° Adjustable

2" Universal Rotating & Tilting Bench Vise – 360° Adjustable

SKU:MET1058

Regular price $13.99 USD
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Every modeler knows the problem. You need one hand to hold the part, another to position the tool, and preferably a third to keep everything from moving.

This compact 2" Universal Bench Vise takes care of the holding.

Clamp it to your workbench, secure your workpiece, and position it at the angle that makes the job easier. The vise head rotates a full 360° and tilts up to 45°, giving you access to awkward corners and difficult angles without constantly removing and repositioning your work.

Its compact size makes it particularly useful for model shipbuilding, RC aircraft construction, miniature woodworking, metalworking, and other precision hobby projects where a full-size bench vise would be excessive.

Whether you're drilling a small fitting, shaping a wooden component, filing metal parts, or assembling a delicate structure, this versatile vise keeps your work steady and your hands free.

Features & Benefits

360° Rotating Head: Position your workpiece for convenient access from different directions.

Adjustable Tilting Head: Work at difficult angles without repeatedly repositioning your material.

Sturdy Metal Construction: Designed for dependable support during detailed hobby work.

Clamp-On Bench Mount: Attaches to your workbench or tabletop without permanent installation.

Compact & Portable: Fits comfortably on smaller hobby workbenches and stores easily.

Ideal For

Holding wooden ship components while shaping, drilling, or sanding

Securing RC airplane parts during fitting and assembly

Filing and finishing small metal fittings

Working on miniature furniture, structures, and accessories

General hobby woodworking and precision assembly

A small addition to your workbench that makes a remarkable difference. Because your fingers are better employed building the model than pretending to be a vise.