

Hakko Omnivise PCB Holder (C1390C)
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jeffrey lemke
> 24 hourexpensive but works great
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Graham Shepherd
> 24 hourhardly used, fount the board holder was better
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SD
> 24 hourI love this PCB holder. it is solid metal and is perfect for holding a PCB. I have two...might get more.
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Paul Bryan
> 24 hourThis PCB holder is some serious kit. Itll outlast me, my kids and their kids. Its weight makes it a sturdy base to securely hold PC boards for soldering. Nice small form factor stays out of the way when not in use. Pricey, but a good investment over the long term.
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NEIL A VAN NOTE
> 24 hourGreat little vise. Built like a tank; definitely worth the price.
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triphase
> 24 hourThese things are wonderful for working on electronics. It hurts to spend $250 for 4 of them though, considering they are made in china and not very expensive to manufacture. They do work remarkably well. Even at the price, I highly recommend these. Depending on size PCBs you are working on, you will probably need between two to 4 of them. They hold the board stable enough above my convection preheater to do QFN and BGA rework just as well as a board holder that costs $1k. Height is adjustable too which is nice. This is one of those items you never realized how much you needed it until you own one (just like a video magnifier for working on small electronics). My ONLY complaint about these are the price. The product is top notch.
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Jc
> 24 hourJust another circuit board holder
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Awn
> 24 hourYes, it’s pricey. Yes, it’s awesome. Buy two, eat the pain, and never look back. If you’re in the market for something like this for holding PCBs, just get it. One is enough for smaller pcbs. If you wanted to hold and ATX motherboard, you’ll 3, maybe 4.
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MK
> 24 hourpricey but this works like a magic. small size is a plus!! definitely glad I added 2 of these to my tool box.
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rj
> 24 hourPCBite is better.