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Pin Vise, 0.010 - 0.055", Starrett

Pin Vise, 0.010 - 0.055", Starrett - Main image
$25.55 $35.99 In stock

Starrett pin vises are useful for securely holding small stock, taps, drills, reamers, scribers, wire, small files, and other tools. The jaws on all are hardened and with a few turns of the binding nut, a firm grip may be obtained. Handles and binding nuts are nickel-plated except for the No. 166 Series.

A hole extends through the full length of the handles so that wires of any length and any diameter up to the full size of the tool can be held.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Joseph J. ★★★★★

That hardened jaw grips tiny bits firmly without slipping, and the adjustment nut makes swapping tools quick. I've used it for holding small taps and wire, and it feels solid and precise every time. Really happy with how well it handles delicate work.

Grace P. ★★★★★

The collet tightens down smoothly and holds a #60 drill bit without any wobble. I’ve used it for a few jewelry repairs and it feels much more secure than my old pin vise.

Ava ★★★★★

The jaws grab even the tiniest 0.010" wire without slipping, and the binding nut tightens smoothly with just a few turns—no fussing. I've used it for holding small drills and reamers all afternoon, and it's kept everything rock-solid.