GRS BenchMate Package Plus

Part Number: 104.571 Glendo GRS BenchMate Package Plus Jewelers work faster and make finer jewelry with the Glendo GRS BenchMate Work Support System. This advanced family of tools does it all. Stone setting, jewelry repair, soldering and fabrication have never been easier.  It's intelligently desined, ruggedly built and used by the best jewelers throughout the world.  BenchMate mounts easily to your existing bench in minutes. You will love it every day. The Glendo GRS BenchMate Package Plus kit contains: 104.542 GRS BenchMate basic package(consisits of the BenchMate, a fixed mounting plate, a shellac pad, ring channel bridge, wood screws (5), hex keys (2), and an extra set of plastic jaws).  104.556 GRS Bench Pin Kit 104.546 GRS Third Hands (2) 104.569 GRS 4" Solder Pad (Clamps onto BenchMate Jaws) 104.552 GRS Narrow Solder Clamp 104.553 GRS Wide Solder Clamp Details   Weight 10.000 lbs Part No. 104.571 Brand Glendo GRS Model 004-571 Regular price: $328.00 Your Price: $311.50 , save 5% Options   Quantity Avail: 929 Email me when back in stock  Add to cart            5%

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Customers rating

Customers rating Customers rating Customer voting Select your rating... Excellent! Very good Good Fair Poor    Rate It!  Customer Reviews Author: Glen Rodgers (birdbrainquilting@comcast.net) The BenchMate needs no explanation! I doo everything with it, in less than half the time. I do all my soldering, chain making, sawing, filing, hand polishing. It is the best tool in my studio with the exception of my torch. Don't hesitate, buy it. I Author: Rein Maatjes (rein.maatjes@zeelandnet.nl) Just received this package plus kit. Amazing quality, so well designed and engineered. I have used it this afternoon setting some stone in pendant and earrings, fantastic. Rein Maatjes. Hobby Jewelry Artisan. Author: Lindsey Wilhite (thisismypuddle@yahoo.com) Seems like a very useful kit but can I put one together that is comparable and less expensive? Does one really need the pin unless they are stone setting?