design vice 3d models

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Print with TPU or similar flex materials, needs support.Made for a vice with faces 123x24mm, 13mm depth.

This is a quick model I drew up of a Warwick KSP100 pneumatic vice.Handy for CAD/CAM setups.

Assembling a Bench Vice - A Step-By-Step Guide The process of assembling a bench vice is simple and straightforward. Follow these easy steps to put your bench vice together in no time! First, gather all necessary tools and components. Next, follow...

Summary This is the second iteration of a 3D printable Vice made by Machinist Extraordinaire, This Old Tony recently put out a video on a cool vice design that I wanted to recreate. Now This Old Tony is a master of metal, and I just play with...

Assemble Your Bench Vice Effortlessly To assemble your bench vice, start by attaching the base to the workbench, followed by securing the jaw on top of the base. Ensure the screw is properly tightened and the vice is aligned correctly. ...Lastly, test...

... your vice. ...Take a look at the dimension image. This jaw was made specifically for a Harbor Freight Central Machinery 6" vice as of 2023. ... If you're doing wood working, I find printing this with TPU really helps not mar the surface of your wood.

... ...The mag vice block can be clamped into a vice. Then the rifle can be locked onto the block. The mag catch locks onto the block. This allows the rifle to be worked on or cleaned without clamping onto the rifle. ... The Fusion 360 file is included.

Here is my design to replace a broken vice peg for a B&D Workmate workbench. My design is based on the original dimensions and works perfectly! On the picture, you can see 2 new printed parts and one original (on the center). Tips are welcome,...

Here's my design: Print Settings Printer: XYZ Davinci Rafts: Not a concern Supports: Absolutely necessary Infill: 20% hexagonal How I Designed This Using SketchUp I created this design using SketchUp 2015 as a reference point, with a picture from the...

I've been using a drill press vice to hold circuit boards during soldering up until now, and the problem with this approach is that it's a hard clamp that won't securely hold the board unless I squish it hard enough to risk damaging it. In order to...

Up until now, I've been using a drill press vice to hold circuit boards during soldering, but it's been a challenge due to its rigid clamp design, which requires squishing the board too hard and risks damaging it.\nSo I took matters into my own hands...

Construct your bench vice setup A bench vice is an essential tool for any workshop, providing a sturdy and secure surface to hold materials in place while you work. To assemble your bench vice, first choose a suitable location on your workbench,...

Assembling Your Bench Vice Here are the simple steps to follow when assembling your bench vice: 1. Start by laying out all the parts and hardware in an organized manner. 2. Attach the vice to the workbench using the provided screws and bolts. 3. Make...

EROWA, a precision instrument designed by Daniil Grigoriev, has been instrumental in my work. Vice Precision and Indicator tools have also played crucial roles. A special mention goes to the Brown & Sharpe BesTesT Indicator, with its precise...

Replaced the worn rod ends on my delta printer and whipped up this quicky vice/clamp jig for loosening and tightening the ends. Designed for the predator but should work on rods from other deltas too like the Kossel. The hole is tapered to match the...

Machine Vice Designed for Holding Tube for Vertical Drill Presses. Manufactured via Laser Cutting of Thicker Metals. Built to Secure Tubes with Diameter Ranging from 10mm to 50mm. The Machine Base Features Two Components - A "base-holder.dxf" Plate...

... any support structures. Update: I added a new design featuring holes to accommodate 8 by 1 millimeter magnets. ...The holes include a small amount of extra space (an 8 point four millimeter radius x 1 point two millimeter depth) for easy fitting.

... update, as I also want to make it a bit larger, the maximum PCB width is presently around 25 mm. I recommend doing a test print (file: Vice spring testprint.stl) to tune in printer parameters so that the parts are not fused after the large print.

To enhance its functionality and make it easier to hold flat objects like PCBs, I designed and printed this soft jaw to complement the flat end. Fusion360 link: https://a360.co/3gKx9JN Printed with the part facing downwards, as the central hole is...

... in a drill press. The unique feature of this is the grip selection. There is a smooth round, v-block, as well as serrated grip. Additionally, there are recesses on the backside for 3 each 1/4" x 1/8" magnets for attaching to the vice jaw.

To make it easier to hold flat things like PCBs, I designed and printed this soft jaw to fit over the flat end. Fusion360 link: https://a360.co/2VyZfn9 Printed upside down, because the hole in the middle is actually slightly tapered. ...Also an...

... yet effective solution. The "hook" fits snugly into the groove of the vice, while a small piece of blue tape on the underside provides just enough shim to give it some holding friction.\r\n\r\nIt's a basic design, but it gets the job done perfectly.

The design includes both a horizontal slot and a vertical one too. After completing the initial print, I created version 2 with three vertical slots for extra versatility. I printed the first model with the jaws facing up on the bed, without any...

I've crafted a customized vice specifically designed to hold a Dremel in a horizontal position. To enhance its functionality, I've drilled additional holes and attachments for future improvements. My next project involves building a mini lathe...

This design uses less hardware than other PCB vices available. The idea for this project came from Thingiverse's design #8194, but I had to make some changes since I didn't have any smooth rod. A solution was found by making modifications. This...

... the nylock nuts onto the rod past the ends and used a hammer to mar up the threads on the outside. Then, I unscrewed the nylock nut until it got stuck on the marred end, effectively locking it in place. The vice mounts are designed for 5/16" bolts.

Mine is still printing, so I cannot yet comment on the performance of the vice, but this is my first big design, so I wanted to share it! (Assembly instructions below) Please feel free to share any feedback or recommendations and let me know how...

Grab a 1 out of 10 scale vice from your local hardware store and get ready to tackle that garage diorama project!

Old Parallel Jaw Vice I received as a gift. ...Made me realize how hard it is to render a rusty piece.