A Romanian YouTuber unboxes and assembles an electronics work vise from Temu costing around 90 RON. He tests it with a small circuit board, discusses build quality, and shares his satisfaction with the purchase despite some plastic parts.
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SEONIB finds this budget vise a practical choice for hobbyists, offering good value despite plastic components.
This hands-on Romanian-language Temu review stands out by showing real assembly and testing, giving buyers honest expectations.
DIY electronics enthusiasts on a budget should watch this video before ordering from Temu to see if the vise meets their needs.
A clamp tool designed to hold circuit boards or small components during soldering or inspection.
An evaluation of a budget electronics vise purchased from the online marketplace Temu.
A metal spring clip included with the vise to safely rest a soldering iron.
A device that holds printed circuit boards securely for hands-free work.
An inexpensive vise aimed at hobbyists rather than professional use.
A basic setup for electronics tinkering that includes a vise and accessory mounts.
How much did the electronics vise cost?
The vise was purchased on Temu for around 90 RON (approximately 18 EUR).
How long did shipping take?
The package arrived in 7 days after ordering.
Is the vise made of metal or plastic?
The body and clamps are plastic, while the springs and some screws are metal.
Does it hold PCBs securely?
Yes, for small boards it holds well; there is some play but sufficient for home use.
Can the vise be mounted on a table?
Yes, it has holes in the base for screw mounting, though screws are not included.
What accessories are included?
The package contains two clamping arms, a soldering iron holder, four rubber feet, and various screws and nuts.
Is it suitable for professional use?
No, it is designed as a budget home/hobby tool, not for professional or heavy-duty work.
How do you adjust the angle of the vise?
Loosen the thumb screw, rotate the clamp to the desired angle, then tighten it again.
What are the main complaints from other users?
Some users report that the plastic parts are too soft and may break if overtightened.
Would the reviewer recommend this product?
Yes, the reviewer is satisfied with the purchase for home electronics projects.