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How far do the jaws open?
Adaptive Jaw Opening Distance: 20mm (0.78") Plier Jaw opening distance: 17mm (0.66")
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What is the Pocket Grip?
The Pocket Grip is a compact, multi-functional hand tool. It combines multiple workshop essentials into one precision-built tool designed for versatility, portability, and strength. It can hold an...
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What are the different jaw options?
Adaptive Jaws: The adaptive jaws move around irregular shapes, allowing the tool to grip objects that traditional tools may struggle with. Soft Jaws: Soft jaws are available in nylon or brass, desi...
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Are the jaws replaceable?
The Aluminium, Stainless Steel and Titanium Pocket Grip jaws can be removed, so if you need to replace them, you can easily swap them for a shiny new set! The Stainless Steel Snip Grip features int...
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What is the Pocket Grip made of?
The Pocket Grip is made up stainless steel, hard anodised aluminium, and high tensile brass. See the full breakdown of the material options below!
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How big is the Pocket Grip?
Size: 95.5mm (3.75") x 45.5mm (1.75") x 10mm (0.4") Weight: Aluminium = 83.6g (2.95 oz)Stainless Steel = 141g (4.97 oz)Titanium = 103.6g (3.65 oz)
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Fractal Vise Videos
All the Fractal Vise how-to videos in one place. Fractal Vise Walkthrough:First Set-Up:Vise Assembly:Fractal Vise Desk Clamp (Desktop Ball Mount)Attaching a Vise to the Desktop Workstation:Ball Mou...
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Customer Service created an article,
Can I disassemble my Gear Train?
Yes! The Gear Train is designed to be fully serviceable, and can be taken apart. A removable locking pin allows you to release and separate the gears for cleaning, maintenance or even as a challeng...
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What’s the difference between the brass and the stainless steel Gear Train?
Both the brass and stainless steel Gear Train deliver the same performance, and have only a 27g weight difference. The stainless steel version is slightly heavier, highly durable and requires minim...
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Customer Service created an article,
How big is the Gear Train?
The Gear Train is 66mm (2.5") x 39mm (1.5") x 23mm (0.9”). The stainless steel Gear Train weighs 213g (7.5 Oz). The brass Gear Train weighs 186g (6.5 Oz).