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Miniature Clamp-On Bench Vise – Precision Hobby Tool

Miniature Clamp-On Bench Vise – Precision Hobby Tool

SKU:MET1059

Regular price $5.49 USD
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Some modeling projects require a big workbench, expensive machinery, and a considerable amount of patience.

Others just require something to hold a tiny piece of wood while you work on it.

This Miniature Clamp-On Bench Vise is designed for those smaller jobs. Compact, lightweight, and surprisingly useful, it securely holds small components while you drill, file, sand, carve, glue, or assemble them.

The adjustable jaws grip flat, angular, and rounded objects, making it particularly handy for model shipbuilding, RC aircraft construction, miniature woodworking, and precision hobby work.

Made from durable aluminum alloy, the vise attaches directly to the edge of your workbench or tabletop. No drilling, permanent mounting, or dedicated workspace required.

And when you're finished, it takes up practically no room.

Features & Benefits

Compact Precision Vise: Ideal for holding small parts that would be difficult to secure in a full-size bench vise.

1.4" (37mm) Wide Jaws: Provide a secure grip on miniature components.

0.8" (20mm) Maximum Jaw Opening: Accommodates a variety of small hobby materials.

Versatile Gripping: Holds flat, angular, and rounded workpieces.

Durable Aluminum Alloy Construction: Lightweight, corrosion-resistant, and suitable for everyday hobby use.

Clamp-On Mounting: Attaches to workbenches and tabletops up to 1.3" thick without drilling holes.

Portable & Space-Saving: Easy to move, remove, and store when not in use.

Ideal For

Holding wooden strips, blocks, and fittings during model ship construction

Filing and shaping miniature metal components

Securing small RC airplane parts during assembly

Drilling, sanding, and carving delicate pieces

Jewelry making, miniature furniture, and general hobby repairs

Not every job needs a three-pound bench vise. Sometimes the smallest tool on your workbench turns out to be the one you reach for most often.