Scottie “Universal” Brass Stem Socket

SCOTTIE PRODUCTS LTD

£12.8

Scottie brass Stem Socket This brass stem socket allows you to attach your Scottie vice or any other vice you have with a stem up to 10mm to any suitable surface or your own metal or hardwood base. The drilling is designed to grip the stem on three points to ensure it is secure and accommodates the various stem sizes used. The Stem Socket is made from brass with 6mm thumb screw now in brass so it is king to your stem It is also supplied with a 6mm bolt to attach the Stem Socket this is both practical and good looking addition to your fly tying bench.

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