Are the jaws large enough to attach the magnetic vise jaws that would make this vise useful for delicate or cylindrical objects?
1767350
I believe it opens about 3" so if your magnetic attachments and whatever it is you are trying to clamp is less than that I suppose so.
1767351
I'm out of town for a few days. I'll try and remember to measure when I get back and I'll let you know.
1359999
Its probably too heavy but with super duty magnets im sure it would work. Or with like super velcro tape.
1915872
This could be used for that purpose, but turning a bunch of hardware with the various wrenches on this tool might be a pain in the ass. It is a very bulky thing to have to twirl over and over.
2240343
The pins are adjustable. The jaw opens and closes. That makes it neat. It will work on almost any diameter.
2001523
The one we bought was a gift, however in the product description it says: The 3 - 1/8-inch / 79mm maximum jaw opening makes this Vise-Grip ideal for plumbers, mechanics, welders and others who work with large objects. Hope this is helpful.
1898071
It is not intended to. If you can get the base off, you could possibly modify the rest to be mounted in a single position...there are two holes there already for the two clamping studs that stop it from rotating, and enough room to drill others. I'm not sure how the base is secured to the vise however...may or may not be easy to remove. You might also want to consider that without the base the lower end of the vise jaws will be at or below the mounting surface.
900567
This is not meant for that, but I think you can do a few things like pinning the gas block with it. Most things you are going to want to use a bench vise for anyway.
1076254
Yes, I believe that would work well assuming you have the correct attachment piece. The attachment is sized to fit to a hand wand
678148
That might be strecthing the capabilities of this handy little vise. I used it for minor gunsmithing duties and it holds small pistol parts and barrels perfectly. Hope this helps.
1113368
I am sorry, but I didn't look for something like that with this machine. There are several size collars, and it looks like you can use most if not all the Dremel attachments.
2067415
Yes. In fact I find that I have to create, then screw on, or C-clamp extra wood for stability. But, the JawStands clamp, itself, is only 2 3/8" wide.
556553
Not really.The clamp will spread far enough, but the "mating faces" are so far apart, the screw is at too much of an angle to engage the nut.
1749371
With a sawing motion, I would have to say no. They make a small metal vise I got on Amazon for around 30 dollars.
170097
You can remoe the rubber covers to firmly grip the item. My wife used the vise to file one of her earrings.
639618
yes. the jaws have lots of power and are easy to close. these are the best i have ever used!
1562033
No, but i would think it would work fine, use the side with the larger spacing between teeth.
665873
The magnet works fine for screws comperable in size to the tool. I use it for emerency repairs to salt water fishing reels and it does a good job.