TRISENSE Magnetic Multipurpose Protector: Ultimate Industrial Power & Hand Tool Companion Review

2020-007-30 UPDATE: Regarding my previous concern, all magnets snapped on the first 2nd or 3rd use of these vise jaws. As previously mentioned, the magnets are not countersunk or even flush, but rather protrude beyond the hole they sit in, so all clamping force is transmitted directly to the four magnets on each jaw. Also, the magnets are so weak that a slight Impact on the jaw and he falls to the ground. By raising one or both jaws 4-5 times, even the most humble person can utter a few nice…

My vise is 5 inches so I cut it off. I liked that the rubber inserts slide out, making it easy to cut the rubber about an inch further than the metal to leave some excess. The rubber is snug enough against the aluminum that I don't have to worry about it slipping off when moving or shifting, and it's almost solid. just enough to keep anything cylindrical out of contact with the aluminum to cause scratches. Gum has a slight stickiness. The two plates will stick to each other when pressed when…

EDIT: I previously wrote a review below but it was very premature and I have rewritten the review and since changed those soft jaws. See photo and now I've noticed the magnets there have lost strength to almost zero holding power and keep falling off at the slightest touch, very annoying. If you read below, you'll understand why I modified the soft jaws by removing the top magnets and severely grinding the aluminum profile to just 5/64" thick so the jaws don't move when you try to pinch…