Double-ended pin vice with a knurled collet chuck at each end and a fluted silver-coloured shaft, lying on linen

Precision Pin Vice — Double-Ended 4.5 Inch, 0–1mm & 1.5–2.5mm, for Drills, Pins & Wire

£5.99
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Double-ended pin vice with a knurled collet chuck at each end and a fluted silver-coloured shaft, lying on linen

Precision Pin Vice — Double-Ended 4.5 Inch, 0–1mm & 1.5–2.5mm, for Drills, Pins & Wire

£5.99
Sale price  £5.99 Regular price 
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Hand-drilling a pilot hole in a finished piece calls for finger-tip control a rotary tool cannot give. This pin vice holds micro-drills, pins, reamers and fine wire securely while you turn it by hand — and because it carries a collet at each end, 0–1mm on one and 1.5–2.5mm on the other, you cover the common small-shank range without reaching for a second tool.

Cross-hatch knurling on the chucks and a reeded body give a positive grip as you rotate the vice between finger and thumb. Construction is all-metal throughout, and at 4.5 inches overall it manoeuvres easily in close, detailed work — suited to jewellers, horologists and modelmakers alike.

  • Features two independent collets: 0–1mm on one end and 1.5–2.5mm on the other.
  • Cross-hatch knurled chucks and a reeded body provide positive grip for finger-tip control.
  • All-metal construction for durability in a workshop environment.
  • Compact 4.5-inch (approx. 114mm) length for manoeuvrability in detailed work.
  • Securely holds round-shank drill bits, pins, reamers, and fine wire.

Who it's for

A core hand tool for bench jewellers, horologists, and scale modelmakers requiring controlled, manual drilling of small-diameter holes. Also suited for electronics hobbyists and engineers working with PCBs or fine-wire components.

Specifications

  • Chuck Range 1: 0–1mm
  • Chuck Range 2: 1.5–2.5mm
  • Overall Length: 4.5" / 114mm

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Weight 75 g

Common questions at the bench

How do I fit a drill or pin?
Use the end whose range fits the shank; this product's description gives the range for each end. Loosen the chuck, push the shank in far enough to be held firmly, then tighten the chuck by hand. Do not force in a shank that is too big for the end you are using.
How do I drill a clean hole?
Mark the spot with a centre punch or scribe so the drill does not wander. Keep the drill upright and turn the tool steadily with light pressure, backing it out often to clear the swarf. A drop of lubricant helps when drilling metal.
How should I look after it?
Wipe it clean after use, clear swarf and grit out of the chucks and store it dry. Small drills break easily, so keep them in a case rather than loose in a drawer.

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