🔁 360° Rotating Attachment for Engraving Jewelry Review

When mine arrived the jaws were not centered. After examining it, I found that the tab holding the jaw screw was bent and cracked. In addition, there were dents on the ring holding the ball bearings (probably from over-squeezing the two halves together) and the vise's rotation was very rough and jagged, resulting in uneven engraving lines. Sent it back the next day. I really wanted to do this work but as much as I would like to spend $500 on another GRS it makes up for the price without ruining

Arrived in perfect condition. All parts fit snugly and hold everything properly when attached to the item. Very weak center alignment with the jaws closed, but for the price there is not a single complaint. Especially since the jaws stay in place, I can use a few mm off the jaws. It turns well and freely without moving in any areas. I'm very satisfied as I can buy a few more pieces for a little less than $90. I disassembled the jaws and lightly sanded the sliding contact surfaces for a smoother

If you can repair and make your own tools, this tool is ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️. If you expect this tool to be ready to go, this is the tool ⭐️. Light rust. It would not rotate 360 degrees. Couldn't find a thickness gauge to fit around the entire gap of the bullet. I couldn't separate the top sphere from the bottom. Final solution: I inserted two utility knife blades between the bullets. One at the narrowest gap and one opposite, this action triggered movement and allowed for a 360 degree spin. But it…