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Pin Vise, 0.025 - 0.075", Starrett

Pin Vise, 0.025 - 0.075", Starrett - Main image
$28.15 $43.99 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)

Adam ★★★★★

The hardened jaws gripped my #60 drill bit perfectly without any slipping—exactly what I needed for model work. A few turns of the binding nut and it’s locked in tight, yet easy to adjust on the fly.

Richard ★★★★★

I needed something to hold tiny taps steady without slipping, and this pin vise’s hardened jaws lock them securely after just a few turns of the binding nut. The build quality feels precise enough for delicate work, like holding a #80 drill.

Matthew ★★★★★

The knurled body gives a solid grip even with oily fingers, and the hardened jaws haven’t shown a single mark after a week of holding tiny taps and reamers. It took maybe two turns of the binding nut to lock a 0.06" drill dead straight, which is exactly what I needed for delicate work.