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Anvil Atlas Full Review

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Published on Sep 27. 2017 - 7 years ago
Updated or edited 7 years ago

Vises

For the past year, I have been using the Anvil Atlas vice. While overall its a great vice for the money, there are a few things I have found that bug me a bit. I will go over all that I found while using this vice over the past year. Both the bad and the good. You can make the decision on whether you want to buy it or not. I discuss the jaws, the rotary feature, angle of the vice, pedestal base, and more.

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