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Considering how cheap this is, I really didn’t have high expectations. I’m pleased to say it works great! I’ve been using it to drill holes in sea glass submerged under water, and it’s been holding the pieces really securely. Sometimes I have to adjust my piece, but it’s my own fault for not having it secured properly.Yes, the big screw thing is a bit finicky as other reviewers note, but it’s fine. For this price & how other options are basically non-existent on the market, I feel this product is a fantastic deal!

I've used this a few times when painting models and engraving things and it works great. It's small, sturdy, and well-made with adjustable pins and can be mounted to a work surface. I don't have enough workspace to warrant a permanent setup but it's nice to have something like this on hand when I need a small object held firm and steady while I work on it.

It has made a huge difference when drilling my crystals

Havent used fully yet. Appears all good for working on drilling holes in rocks. (My daughters want)Didnt really open and close smoothly when I first got. Little WD-40 on the screw, and slide below and now it is smooth as butter.Note: if you dont have WD 40, can use vasoline / crisco / cooking oil... not running machinery, so any type of lubricant will work. Cooking oil can get gummy over time, so only use if you have toFull disclosure, I would rather add WD 40 than have the whole part slimy with mill oil.Overall good size and wieght, reasonable price, kind of an oddball item will for sure be going on the workbench.

Pros: It came as advertised but I wish I paid more attention to the details--my fault. It is cast aluminum so you can find clever ways of using magnets for your projects. It fits in your pocket and weighs slightly more than the honey crisp apple I just ate.Cons: It has no weight to it. If you're going to clamp something in it and work on it you must screw this to a surface. Out of the box there were a lot of machining artifacts (shaved metal) in the grooves of the clamping screw. Out of the box I can't clamp cardboard stock in it, an example being a business card. I can modify it to close it tight enough to do the task but a vise should be able to close far enough to hold a piece of paper.Commentary: For a few dollars more you can get products that are magnitudes better and more flexible than this and far better built. I bought this on a whim while I was buying a few other hobby vises and it is a throw-away slash I-might-use-this-someday item.

I found this perfect for rock & shell painting & etching.

I bought this vice to hold small stones so I can drill a hole in them to make some beads. This product preformed excellently! It even held on tightly to small horn coral. I am able to submerge the vice into water so I can drill holes in stones. The orange grippers are hard plastic and I thought they wouldn't hold objects very well, but I was pleasantly surprised at how well they held objects. The device is made so that if you find some hard rubber for grippers, then you can do that too. I feel that this is money well spent.

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