Ideal for routing, planning, sanding or joinery work.īy using the two centres and the end stock the vice can hold difficult shapes, such as chair legs, gun stocks and turned wood. This allows you to hold material up to the length of the bench. The vise can be extended along the bench by using the End Stock. The turntable also allows the Z-VISE to hold timber away from the bench for jig sawing or routing. With the turntable attachment, the Z-VISE can be set up at any angle for working with awkward objects, carving or aligning compound mitre cuts. The Z-VISE can also be set up as a doweling jig. Other jaws included with the Z-VISE are flat plastic and aluminium jaws.Įlectric drills can be held firmly in the Z-VISE drill holder attachment, vertically as a guide or horizontally with sanding or grinding disks. The tube jaws allow you to hold round or awkward shaped objects, such as dowel, fishing rods, golf clubs, delicate electronics and even bikes. The jaws are also ideal for use of softer timbers and delicate materials. The woodworking jaws help when holding timber on its edge. The Z-VISE vice can be flipped over, where another set shallow jaws grip firmly and allow comple access for planning, sanding, routing and joinery work. The Z-VISE can be attached to any workspace and has a unique four point grip to secure both pies of timber at the same time. The Z-VISE Vise includes quick release jaws, two bench clamps, tow turning centers, three sets of soft jaws, one set of hard jaws, a drill all in a sturdy hard carry case with inserts for all accessories. Use the end stop to clamp work of any size, regardless of length. Plane or sand surfaces with out obstruction, using our revolutionary low jaw grip, or use the turntable accessory to hold pieces at literally any angle for maximum convenience and best results. A Z-VISE can replace bar and C-clamps, as well as cumbersome bench vises. Nothing matches the Z-VISE for secure convenient holding of work in all shapes and sizes.
The Z-VISE now comes in a sturdy case with allocated slots for all the parts. Extra Compatible: Our nylon vise pads are compatible with a wide variety of tools including vise block, drill press vise, woodworking vise, brass hammer, clamps, bench vise and mill clamps. The Z-VISE can be quickly set up anywhere from building sites, to boats, to workshops. Plus, our vise jaws feature a grooved surface specifically designed to keep round or irregularly shaped items securely in place. Sight pusher steel screw has brass bushings for good bearing surface characteristics and excellent strength.The Z-VISE is a MULTI PURPOSE CLAMPING SYSTEM.Heavy duty Blue Anodized aluminum frame with steel tools.Rear sight pusher tool has an adjustable/removable handle or you can use a 15mm wrench or socket tool.Sight tool frame can be bolted to, clamped onto work surface, or clamped onto a work vise.
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Side witness windows machined into both sides of tool frame to check for and verify proper tool and rear sight alignment.Rear sight pusher can remove, install, or adjust the rear sights in either direction. Rear sight pusher will work with 90 degree and 30 degree rear sight profiles.Includes two sets of side plastic inserts: a pair of flat inserts and a pair of stepped inserts to fit a wide variety of slide profiles. Adjustable side braces with plastic inserts to secure the slides horizontal placement on the base platform.Adjustable top brace with plastic insert to secure slide's vertical placement on the base platform.Multiple Vertical and Horizontal clamps to secure various sizes and types of semi-auto slides in the tool.Includes one bottom spacer for some pocket pistol slides for proper height alignment. Yes, to change Glock sights, you’ll need a front sight and rear sight tool, or you can use a universal handgun sight pusher tool that has both. Base platform is adjustable for height, to get your slide and rear sights at the proper height for the rear sight pusher.Features of NcSTAR Universal Pistol Rear Sight Installation Tool VTUPRS:
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