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Holders and Vises

By on September 15, 2014
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by Judy Ellis, Wire-Sculpture.com

Tool of the Week for September 15, 2014

This week we feature several of our helping hand tools – Holders and Vises!

At the edge of every jewelry makers’ table is a trusty vise. Convenient table vises, handy jump ring opener/holders, or quick clamps. Whatever “third hand” you need to get your wire wrapped jewelry done, we’ve got the helping hand that’s just right for you!

Holders and Vises:

1 Inch Baby Bench Vise with Fixed Base – Clamp Type

Small, mini hobby vise with a table clamp attached. Clamps on the side of your desk or bench

 

360 Degree Ring Mandrel Vise

The perfect tool to free up your hands so you don’t have to hold your ring mandrel, this 360° mandrel vise is perfect for your work desk or bench.

Mandrel not included; click here to discover our most popular & reliable ring mandrel.

 

Hands Free Work Holder

Versatile holder allows hands free use while engraving, doing repairs, etc. The four movable pins allow for secure grip on large and small pieces. Sturdy base and easy adjustment knobs make this a handy workbench aid.

 

Helping Hand Magnifier with 6 1/2 inch Flexible Light

Helping Hand Magnifier with 6 1/2 inch Flexible Light. Heavy Duty Glass Lens. All arms rotate 360 degrees. Excellent tool for Watch Makers, Jewelers, and all Hobbiests!

 

Swivel-Headed Pin Vise

3-1/2″ swivel-head pin vise for drilling, tapping or use as a screwdriver. Two double-ended chucks. Capacity of 0 to 3.3mm (0″ – .125″).

 

Pick up your Holders and Vises today and complete your jewelry toolbox!

Happy Wrapping!

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2 Comments

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    Pam

    September 15, 2014 at 1:38 pm

    All great ideas! How does the ring mandrel holder work? I can’t tell from the picture how the mandrel attaches. Thanks.

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    DeLane Cox

    September 16, 2014 at 9:29 am

    Great Tools! But, you pictue a pin vise, and repeat the copy for the Third Hand and magnifier. Like that pin vise, too.