- 80-type bench vise fixture
This 80-type bench vise features hardened jaws for stable clamping, a 360° rotating base with adjustable angles that can be adjusted without disassembly. The ten-hole design is suitable for irregular workpieces. It can be installed without drilling holes and is portable, suitable for manual and small-scale processing scenarios. It ensures that the workpiece is properly clamped without requiring rework.
Its jaws are of "hard currency" level configuration - the quenching and re-quenching process fully hardens the material, combined with dense anti-slip textures, the clamp can hold metal tubes without slipping, screws can be tightened without loosening, and wood can be sanded without leaving faint marks. Previously, when grinding small hardware parts, the ordinary jaws couldn't hold them and would always shift position. After just two strokes of grinding, one had to stop and adjust the position. Now, when placing the workpiece on the jaws, turning the handle can "lock" it tightly, not even the vibration from sanding can move it. It can finish the job in one go without having to "compete" with the workpiece.
When doing DIY woodwork, the workpiece keeps sliding all over the table, small parts can't be clamped with the irregular pieces, and adjusting the angle requires repeatedly loosening the clamp and redoing the work - for those who do handicrafts and small processing, they all understand the frustrating feeling of "the vise is not reliable, and the work is wasted effort". This 80-type bench vise integrates "stability, agility, and versatility" into every detail. Whether it's clamping wood, tightening parts, or grinding metal, the workpiece can "obediently follow instructions", saving half the effort without making mistakes.
The jaws of this vise are of "hard currency" level configuration - the quenching and re-quenching process fully enhances the hardness, combined with the dense anti-slip texture, the metal tube can be held without slipping, the screws can be tightened without loosening, and the wood grinding won't leave shallow marks. Previously, when grinding small hardware parts, the ordinary jaws couldn't hold them and would always shift position after two strokes; now, when placing the workpiece on the jaws, turning the handle can "stick" tightly, even the vibration during grinding can't move it, and the work can be completed in one go without having to "compete" with the workpiece.
360° rotating base: Adjusting the angle without disassembling, efficiency doubles
The most convenient thing is the 360° rotating base + locking wrench: To grind the sides of the workpiece or polish different surfaces of the parts, there's no need to loosen the clamp and remove it to change direction; simply turn the wrench to the base, align the angle, and lock it, and you can switch the processing surface in one second. For example, when making wooden ornaments, you need to grind the round corners of four sides; previously, you had to loosen the clamp 4 times and adjust the position 4 times; now, just turn the base, you can handle them one by one, and the efficiency doubles, without having to "compete" with the workpiece repeatedly, and the time saved can be used to make half an ornament.
Ten-hole design: Can also clamp irregular parts, full adaptability
Ordinary bench vices fail when dealing with irregular parts; its ten-hole design fully enhances "adaptability": by installing the bench vise screws, whether it's curved parts, irregular wood, or thin rod accessories, they can all be accurately positioned and firmly clamped - unlike the ordinary jaws, they won't "fail to hold or leave marks". For example, when repairing the irregular plastic shell of headphones, fix it in the hole position, and it won't move at all during welding; when clamping thin metal rods, the screws can "support" from the side, unlike the ordinary jaws, they won't deform when clamped, and even delicate work can be held.
No-penetrating installation: Lifting and going, no space occupation
It is a "renter / handcraft table-friendly model" - without drilling holes, just clamp it on the edge of the table, and turn the bottom screws to fix it, without damaging the tabletop. It is small in size, and when folded, it can be stuffed into the gap of the tool box. Whether you want to move it to the balcony for grinding or to the living room for handicrafts, just lift it and go, without having to fuss with a bunch of installation tools.
No matter you are a handcraft enthusiast making wooden jewelry, an electronics enthusiast repairing small parts, or a small hardware processing and grinding parts, this 80-type bench vise is like a "knowledgeable assistant": the jaws are stable enough to withstand vibrations, the angle is agile enough not to need rework, it can clamp irregular parts without picking the work, and sweeps away the troubles of "unable to hold or adjust smoothly", transforming small processing from "tiring and reworking" to "easy and productive".
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