They'd probably true them in situ using a tool (https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-d&q=rotor+truing+tool), but a flat jawed adjustable would be the next best thing. If you're using a vice, make sure to have some soft jaws, or even just clamp between two bits of wood. Also, depends how much it needs moved, you could work harden the metal moving it about too much. Small tweaks would be fine.
That looks easy enough and as you said I could do that in situ. That's turned what i thought was another £50 to a nice easy enough fix. Lovely, that's why i love this forum.
They'd probably true them in situ using a tool (https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-d&q=rotor+truing+tool), but a flat jawed adjustable would be the next best thing. If you're using a vice, make sure to have some soft jaws, or even just clamp between two bits of wood. Also, depends how much it needs moved, you could work harden the metal moving it about too much. Small tweaks would be fine.