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Machinist's Vise:

Definition: A machinist's vise, also known as an engineer's or bench vise, is a mechanical tool used by machinists and engineers to securely hold workpieces during various manufacturing, shaping, or assembly processes.

Senses:

1. A heavy-duty vise with jaws usually made of hardened steel, designed to resist heavy pressure and securely hold metal workpieces.
2. A type of vise commonly used in workshops, both professionally and for hobbyist purposes, to grip, bend, or shape various materials.

Examples:

1. John used his machinist's vise to tightly secure the metal bar before drilling precise holes.
2. The machinist's vise in the workshop was essential for safely shaping the metal components of the project.
3. She carefully tightened the knob on the machinist's vise to firmly clamp the delicate piece of wood.

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