What are the types of V-blocks?

Standard V Blocks
	Standard prismatic blocks are used to support a cylindrical workpiece so that it can be accurately machined.
V-blocks for square or round workpieces
	Some V-Blocks can be used to hold square or rectangular workpieces in addition to round workpieces.
	The clamps on these V-blocks have 90 and 45 degree threaded holes for holding square and cylindrical parts.
V-blocks
	V-blocks are used to support very small cylindrical workpieces.
Square V Blocks
	The square V-shaped blocks have four V-shaped channels of different sizes to accommodate a variety of workpiece sizes. Since these blocks do not have clamping devices, some of their surfaces are magnetic to hold metal blanks in place.
Magnetic V Blocks
	Instead of clips, the parts are held in place on magnetic V-blocks with a strong magnetic force. For more information see: What is a magnetic V-block?
Inclined V Blocks
	Tilt V-blocks (or adjustable corner stops) are used to position a square workpiece at an angle before it is machined. The angle of the block is adjustable depending on the needs of the user and is securely fixed in this position.