Mount in a base or through a threaded hole, then tighten the tip to hold a workpiece in place

Remove material and leave a smooth, uniform finish inside cylinders

Fix to benches or floors for cutting holes in materials more accurately than hand-held drills

Install fabric snaps and grommets

Turn, knurl, thread, mill, and drill workpieces

Permit Jancy magnetic-base drills to accept standard drill bits

Manual and CNC machines for job shops or prototyping

Lay on the crossbeams of presses to make a sturdy base for removing bearings, bushings, and arbors

Pull a lever to deliver force for staking, riveting, and removing bearings and arbors

Press, punch, notch, and shear with a single hydraulic machine; also known as 40-ton metalworkers

Cut, bend, and curve sheet metal with a single tool to save space in your shop

Mark surfaces such as metal, cardboard, paper, or fabric with indentations or ink

Squeeze the handles to seal locks on wire tamper-evident seals

Install helical, key-locking, slotted-drive, and other threaded inserts

Secure workpieces in place