Chenier and watch band mitre jig: two-plate steel vice clamp with knurled thumbscrews and angled saw slots, on linen

Chenier & Watch Band Mitre Jig — Vice Clamp for Metal Joint Tubes, Jewellery Tool

£44.99
Sale price  £44.99 Regular price 
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Chenier and watch band mitre jig: two-plate steel vice clamp with knurled thumbscrews and angled saw slots, on linen

Chenier & Watch Band Mitre Jig — Vice Clamp for Metal Joint Tubes, Jewellery Tool

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Sale price  £44.99 Regular price 
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Achieve flawless 45° and 90° cuts on watch bands and metal joints with this precision mitre cutting vice.

What it does

This robust vice secures small-diameter tubing and wire, guiding your saw blade for perfectly angled mitres. Its precisely machined V-grooves and channels hold stock firmly, while integrated guide slots ensure consistent cuts every time. The solid steel construction and parallel alignment pins provide the stability needed for intricate work on delicate metal components.

How to use it

  • Position your tube or wire within the V-grooves.
  • Secure workpiece using the knurled thumbscrews.
  • Saw through the guide slot for accurate mitres.

Who it's for

An indispensable tool for UK-based watchmakers repairing metal bands and horological parts. It’s equally suited for bench jewellers fabricating chenier, hinges, or small metal components, replacing less precise methods for consistent, professional results.

What's in the box

1 x Precision Watch Band Mitre Cutting Jig Vice

Our promise

Dispatched from the UK. Same-day dispatch target for orders before 2pm Mon–Fri. Free UK delivery on orders of £30 or more. 30-day returns — try it at the bench.

Weight 150 g

Common questions at the bench

What angles does it cut?
Check this product's description for the angles its guide slots give. A cut is only as accurate as the setting of the work, so seat the tube, wire or link fully in its groove and line your mark up with the slot before you tighten the thumbscrews.
Which saw should I use?
A jeweller's piercing saw with a fine blade suits small tube, wire and links. Keep the blade upright in the guide slot and cut with light, steady strokes, letting the blade do the work; forcing it can break the blade or wear the slot.
Will it mark my work?
Tighten the thumbscrews evenly and only as far as you need to stop the work moving. Too much pressure can dent thin tube or mark polished links, and filings left in the grooves can scratch. A strip of masking tape over finished surfaces gives extra protection.
How should I look after it?
Brush the filings out after each cut, wipe the jig clean and store it dry. Keep the guide slots and grooves clean and free of burrs so the work sits square.

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