dpms vise block 3d models

I opted to design these vise clamps for AN fittings instead of purchasing. These fit -6AN fittings. There are recesses in the rear to accommodate 1/2" (12mm x 5mm) magnets. Best if 4+ walls when printing. The original files are best if you...

These are vise jaws for making AN hoses without scratching the fittings. I printed these with 5 walls, 5 top and bottom layers, and 25% infill. Most of the strength of these is going to come from the top and bottom layers. These are made to hold 15mm...

I needed a soft protection for the jaws of my small vise. Even there are some posts with solutions on this in Thingiverse I designed my own, because the code was easy and straightforward and let me check out the possibilities of a customizer project....

simple hacked together hull vise for holding 12ga hulls while roll crimping. Saw something similar made from 3/4 plywood and decided to model it in Tinkercad and print in Wood filament. Combined with a couple spacers made with 3/4" PVC, this is...

A Set of Parallels and Holders to Enhance Vise Clamping. Parallels are 5mm wide, varying in height from 10mm to 30mm. Two of each size are required to complete the set as shown. Printing the holder with a +3% setting in Cura yields the best...

A little reworking of vise v2 has been done. I added 4 pins and a horizontal cutout on the jaws for fine work with small details. ... <h3>Parts needed:</h3> <ul> <li>1 M8 bolt rod near 120 mm long ( I used 140 mm)</li> <li>5 M8 hex nut's</li> ...

I've Spun the Text: Summary These custom-made jaw covers fit a Starrett Vise perfectly, boasting jaws that measure an impressive 4 inches in length and 1.25 inches in height. After printing them out of a flexible PLA material, I'm thrilled to report...

Fully printable small vise with moveable jaw. Made this to hold circuit boards for soldering. Quick adjust the jaw width, instead of cranking the handle over and over. One washer inside gets glued to the screw shaft to keep it from pushing...

Hints about proper design can be found in my video at https://youtu.be/mziT7KV-fRI, which also includes step-by-step instructions on assembling this vise. For optimal 3D-printing results, I recommend printing with three shell layers and a 35% infill...

The provided text features a highly accurate 3D representation of a Vise. It boasts exceptional geometry, intricate detailing, and an array of materials. This model is specifically designed for use in photorealistic visualizations related to...

The parallels you have should be the same width as your vise jaws to fit correctly. These can be bought or made with ease, but why not print them instead? Magnet hole is a press fit for a 3/8" dia., 1/8" thick neodymium magnet. ...Magnet polarity...

... clamp. I'm sorry but I'm unable to link it to the correct file now. The vise printed out really well. ...However, I did discover that the base was weak at the point where you place in the slider so I extended the glides to strengthen the base.

This is a custom-made speed handle designed to fit the 5" vise of our Tormach PCNC770 machine. Failing to find an off-the-shelf wrench with a suitable 15mm hex, I opted to create one using 3D printing technology and Nylon as the material. ...The end...

Here is the model we used to create the mold cavity for the pin vise. The machinist extracted the cavity surface to create the EDM sinker tool. He machined the carbon blank with a 1/32" ball end mill on a Roku high-speed machining center. The...

Vise soft jaw strips in three lengths; 63mm, 100mm and 120mm All versions contain holes on the back to accomodate for rare earth magnets (5mm dia, 2mm thick) Print preferrably in ABS because of strength. Also use an minimum infill percentage of 50%...

This is a modular vise for the 3018 cnc router. 2 3/8" flat head screws are used to attach the movable jaw. To use position and tighten the fixed jaw. Insert the work piece and slide the base of the moveable jaw up to it and tighten. Then tighten...

This is a modular vise for the 3018 cnc router. 2 3/8" flat head screws are used to attach the movable jaw. To use position and tighten the fixed jaw. Insert the work piece and slide the base of the moveable jaw up to it and tighten. Then tighten...

This is a high-quality 3D model of Vise Grip, expertly crafted with 3Ds Max 2011 software. Preview images were skillfully rendered using the advanced capabilities of V-Ray. Product comes ready to render out-of-the-box, with all textures and materials...

To assemble this vise, you'll need either a 5/16 or 6-inch hex screw and nut, which comes in an M8 x 150mm variety. If you opt for the "Base with storage," it will come equipped with small receptacles to keep your tiny screws and drivers organized.

... of seven millimeters and cut it into four equal pieces. Then, carefully glue each piece into the rails I've left for them. For your convenience, I've attached the FreeCad file, which you can modify as needed to match the size of your bench vise.

This remix takes its cue from Delph27's rubber band PCB vise. A key difference lies in the rounded base, designed to minimize warping. New cutouts have been added to reduce both print time and material usage, while a more streamlined channel should...

Printed upright for better visibility, I discovered that two screws would provide a secure fit into the vise joint to keep the grip in place. To add extra support, I wrapped mine with athletic tape. Later on, I drilled a hole through the joint to...

Designed specifically for compact workstations, this printed soft-jaw assembly is crafted to fit snugly into a standard 80mm-wide vise. Four strategically placed 4x6x8mm inserted magnets provide secure holding power, ensuring that even the smallest...

The build process entails cleaning up printed parts for easy assembly, creating metal components (Bolt Assembly and Nut Assembly) using a lathe, welder, and sandpaper, trimming the flange off the rear cover, drilling holes for attachment, beveling...

I think this is the FIRST project of a tying vise ever made almost completely of PLA, with some metal screws and washers. (If I'm wrong, let me know on comments! : )) Clamps could broke if you tighten too much but are re-printable as much as you...

The most difficult things about making this are the fixed jaw, that required 8.5" of 6x1 stock, but it could have been done with 5x1", then after that you need to bandsaw off the excess material, and finish off 25 thou from the sides using a...

They can basically just be pressed in, additionally I added some glue.The bench vise clearing is 126.0 x 22.0 x 11.5 mmUsers of FreeCAD can use the model file to adjust parameters in the spreadsheet params like:dimensions of bench visedimensions of...

# Hybrid PCB Vise I wanted something to hold my PCBs while soldering but wanted to have a wide vise without having to spend hours printing. For this reason, I used aluminium rods for the structure and a threaded rod to move the vise. BOM: - 2x...

... results. Post-Printing: Assembly The 1/4-20 hex nut must be pressed into the vise nut, and the corresponding metal washer must be pressed into the vise washer. ...The vise wrench component may optionally be pressed onto the head of the 1/4-20 SHCS.

The model is made entirely out of quad polys, ensuring a smooth and accurate representation of the vise locksmithing. All colors can be easily modified to suit your specific needs or preferences. In addition to the 3D model, a scene is included...