Soldering third hand for panavice

I gave away my commercial third hand as I did not like it. I wanted something that would work directly with my panavice. I tried using magnets for mounting these but even the strongest did not hold well enough so I 3d printed adapter blocks. The ones I have built so far just use clips on for the ends but this can be adapted to all kinds of assistive holding. Attachment 7206Attachment 7207

The rods are just coolant tubes from Amazon, if you need to do something more heavy duty just go up in size. The 1/4" work great for electronics work but I'd go to 1/2" to make a light or the like.

Thanks markevans36301! We've added your Soldering Third Hand to our Helping Hands category, as well as to your builder page: markevans36301's Homemade Tools. Your receipt:

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I am tickled that my first little post was worthy of cataloging, thanx