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Reddit mentions of Goplus Bench Vise Swivel 3" Tabletop Clamp Vice Tilts Rotate 360° Universal Work
Sentiment score: 1
Reddit mentions: 3
We found 3 Reddit mentions of Goplus Bench Vise Swivel 3" Tabletop Clamp Vice Tilts Rotate 360° Universal Work. Here are the top ones.
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- 【Sturdy Material and Design】This bench vise is constructed with heavy duty aluminum to deliver incredible strength for gripping different kinds of objects. It is ideal for providing maximum clamping and holding power to keep the work piece steady.
- 【Multifunctional Use】This vise used to secure an object to allow work to be performed on it. It is perfect for holding small parts in jewelry, hobby, model making, electronics and other applications.
- 【Adjustable Degree】It features a rotation of 360 degrees and a tilt of 45 degrees, which is very convenient to turn in any direction after mounting. It provides the best angle for your work.
- 【Universal Tool】 This vise features sturdy pipe jaws with a 2" capacity for general purpose and light-duty work. And these jaws are padded with rubber soles, which secure your item in the vise comfortably.
- 【Easy to Assemble and Carry】All assembly hardware and parts are included. Clear and brief instruction make it much easier to put together. No professional tools are needed. The lightweight design makes convenient for you to move.
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Specs:
| Height | 4 Inches |
| Length | 10 Inches |
| Width | 6 Inches |
Is the vice he uses articulating? I find that certain angles are easier to put force behind, so a clamp like this has been helpful. Also, a set of needle files helps when trying to avoid those delicate, precise cuts.
Do you have a table you could use as a base? Others have mentioned using something like this vise https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01AA12CWM/ref=ox_sc_act_title_4?smid=A1OIIZJKTXNTOC&psc=1
Having something that swivels is crucial so you can get to the back of your work.
On the other hand, having a specialized piece of equipment that's designed to do exactly what you need might be worth the investment.
Needlework System 4 does have a table clamp, but they aren't cheap.
Ugh that's the problem I'm having. I keep switching between a 9 (or 10, not sure) inch hoop and a 17 inch qsnap. My grime guard didn't come in yet so I don't have anywhere to tuck my excess fabric with the qsnap so I'm using binder clips to clip the fabric.
I'm also using a 3 inch bench vise to clamp the qsnap in place and hold it for me and act as a stand. It cost 20 bucks on amazon opposed to a $150 stand that would be just as effective.
Hopefully once my grime guard comes in, stitching in the qsnap will be more manageable. But for now I think I'm liking the hoop.
This is the vise I bought, as recommended by others on this sub.
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