Hakko Omnivise PCB Holder (C1390C)

hardly used, fount the board holder was better

Liked it so much I ordered a second one.

I liked the first one i got over a year ago....I bought a second one ....Great product!!!!....re You should get this one !!!... re

Works well to hold small light parts securely while working on them. Well built but overpriced in my opinion for what it is.

Expensive, heavy but does its job. Great product for holding small boards you are working on. Great tool for your arsenal

This is a nice, heavy miscellaneous parts and PC board holder. Vice has nice, grippy rubber pads. I like the weight of these holders, things stay put. -Matt

Worth the money to know youre getting a solid product. dont settle for one of those cheap $20 plastic holders that will break. save yourself the trouble. Nice to finally have a board holder instead of just laying the PCB on my desk. and yes you will need at Minimum TWO of these if you plan on doing bigger sized boards.

A little pricey,But made like a tank.Holds boards very sturdy and no movement.You get what you pay for!

These 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.

works perfect, very sturdy