Dremel 2214D D-Vise Reviews

• Keeping it in place

  
  By A3OI841P5R6FCH on 2000-09-08
  The D-Vise has become one of the more useful pieces of equipment in my Dremel arsenal. Sometimes you need both hands to work the tool, and you need something to secure your crafting piece. Although I feel that just about any good vise would do an adequate job holding my work pieces, the D-Vise does have a few advantages to it that most bench vises lack: it's relatively small, and it can swivel to just about any desirable angle and elevation.

  One drawback is that, despite it's relatively small size, the D-Vise wasn't made to be portable. When I'm doing Dremel tool craft work at various locations, that can be a hindrance. I've gotten around this by securely mounting it to a wide, sturdy two-by-four, and when I need it, I securely vise-grip it to a temporary workbench.

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• Definately a great helper with small stuff.

  
  By A2T8CFVJLJ2AZ9 on 2006-08-11
  This thing has come in handy many times for me. The only thing I recommend is to mount it down permanently or mount it to a short board that you can clamp to a table or whatever to make it protable.
  
  

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