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Very small part holder, indeed. I used my fly tying vice, today. The gap is extremely small- 1/32" but for parts that small it worked. Careful be, mine has a cam lock and it would be easy to crush a part. Mine does adjust so you can just about feather grip it. More expensive ones even rotate. One could put a part in one and set up a brush in a third hand, load the brush and rotate the vice.
If I had one like that I'd try that for perfect circumference lines.
Interesting.... Looks like a trip to Bass Pro is in order.
Like this? I use mine to hold those teeny blocks for rigging. Ordered it from a fly tying shop.
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ejhammer Like this? I use mine to hold those teeny blocks for rigging. Ordered it from a fly tying shop.
On the bench: Revell Euro Fighter 1/32
Ontario, CANADA
Yeppers.
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