dpms vise block 3d models

This toolmaker's style vise employs a compact screw angled into its base, which pulls the jaw both downward and forward. The screw head at the base-end fits snugly into a cylindrical cam that can be repositioned to one of several notches, giving it...

So I made a fully printable hand vise. Print everything in PLA with a layer height of 0.2mm or lower. Support is not needed. The thread is close to M12 and should work directly after printing. Lubricating the thread is recommended - I am using candle...

###Overview: This design is for a 5" wide set of magnetically fixed vise soft jaws. <hr /> ###Revisions: Initial Release - September 6, 2020 <hr /> ###Details: This 5 inch (127mm) wide soft jaws design includes several geometric features in...

You can build a simple machine vise using leftover aluminum extrusion. To make it work, you will need the same extrusion profile. To get started, you'll need to print out four parts: *Moving_Jaw.stl*, *Jaw.stl*, *Fixed_post.stl*, and *Handle.stl*. *...

This Vise model, crafted with Blender 2.76, is ideal for broadcasts, high-res film close-ups, advertisements, and design visualization. The model comprises seven distinct objects and supports subdivision. It features polygon counts of 8144...

A handy vise is an essential tool for any workshop, but sometimes a rigid steel plate can be too restrictive. To offer more flexibility, we've designed magnetic jaws that allow us to switch between various materials - brass, wood, plastic, leather,...

I Required a Vise, So I Designed One, Hoping It Would Be Helpful to Others Too. You'll Need: M6 Threaded Rod (Choose the Length That Suits You) 10mm Aluminum Pipe (About the Same Length as the Rod) M6 Rounded Union (10mm Diameter) 1 M4 Bolt and Nut...

Simple 2x4 Gun Vise. Made with: One 2' x 4' wood piece One 3 foot 1/2' - 13 threaded Rod 3D printed end caps 3D printed rods Foam to avoid scratching the rifle. </li> </ul> <p>The fusion file is included in case you need to adjust to another type...

i took this idea from vise grips. ...it locks down nicely.</p> <p>this is print in place.</p> <p>i printed it on its side, but it might print set on bottom.</p> <p>needs supports.</p> <h3>Print Settings</h3> <p><strong>Printer Brand:</strong></p>...

After over tightening jaw in my original vise shattered, so I 3D printer a replacement.&nbsp;I redesigned it slightly to have replaceable jaw inserts that can be printed with different density or material i.e. ...flexible.&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>3...

I needed a vise, so I designed one, hoping that it would be useful to you as well. To get started, you'll need: * An M6 threaded rod (choose any length you like) * A 10mm aluminum pipe (of roughly the same length) * An M6 rounded union (with a 10mm...

So I created a fully printable hand vise to help alleviate this issue. Print all components using PLA with a layer height of 0.2mm or less. Support material is not required as the design allows for easy removal from the print bed. The threaded...

Electric drill vise mount [Update 4-19-21 Doing some things in mid-air is unnecessarily difficult. I made a little table for support. The "Table" file replaces the "Ring" file. It extends out under the drill chuck, so a tool has something to rest on...

So I made a fully printable hand vise. Print everything in PLA with a layer height of 0.2mm or lower. Support is not needed. The thread is close to M12 and should work directly after printing. Lubricating the thread is recommended - I am using...

I wanted to create a vise, so I designed one, hoping it would be helpful for others as well. You'll need: M6 threaded rod (choose the length that suits you) 10mm aluminum pipe (same length as the rod) M6 rounded union (10mm diameter) 1 M4 bolt and...

Print this easy-to-make PCB Vise with fewer hardware components than other designs. It's inspired by a design found here: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:8194. The initial problem was not having smooth rod, but it has been solved. Currently, the...

We all know that sensation, so I created a miniature vise to securely hold circuit boards and other tiny items. Take your time to upload a photo of your creation! Also, don't forget to check out my latest update on this project:...

vise jar with several v-shaped cutouts, ideal for small metal tubes or plastic pipesPrint SettingsPrinter Brand:PrusaPrinter:&nbsp;I3 MK3SRafts:YesSupports:&nbsp;YesResolution:.2Infill:&nbsp;30%Filament: Prusament PLA orange&nbsp;Notes:&nbsp;support...

This is a bench vise model, complete with plastic lead screw, locking pivoting base, and "helping hands" made from simple ball-and-socket elements similar to "loc-line," but without the need to allow for fluid flow through the assembled string. I...

The original design was intended for preparing skis but we repurposed it into a versatile vise that clamps to the top of a table, widening and stiffening certain areas in the process. We added a small groove capable of gripping circuit boards or...

We widened and stiffened a few areas, to turn it into a general purpose vise that clamps to the top of a table. We added a small groove that could grip a circuit board or other thin shape. It appears to be a robust design that could be modified...

The "long awaited" version 2 of my fractal vise! Now optimised for use not just show! In this video I show my new designs, upgrades, and test it in a variety of scenarios. I think it for sure it is a useful tool as the results in this video show. ...

The "long awaited" version 2 of my fractal vise! Now optimised for use not just show! In this video I show my new designs, upgrades, and test it in a variety of scenarios. I think it for sure it is a useful tool as the results in this video show. ... ...

A desktop vise holds small items like circuit boards, models, and parts for assembly securely. The jaws open up to 50mm (about 2 inches) at maximum. Print this design in the shown orientation without supports needed. Although the screw is tall and...

This toolmaker's style vise uses a short screw angled into the base that pulls the jaw both down and forward. The screw head at the base-end fits into a cylindrical cam that can be repositioned to one of several notches to give it an overall range of...

This vise is designed for securing printed circuit boards (PCBs) on machine tables. It consists of two L-shaped pieces that clamp onto diagonally opposite corners of the PCB, with long slots for M10 Hex Socket screws and shorter ones accommodating...

A simple machine vise I made with some leftover aluminium extrusion.You'll need the same extrusion profile for it to work.Part you'll need:One printedMoving_Jaw.stlOne printedJaw.stlOne printedFixed_post.stlOne printedHandle.stlAt least 270mm 30...

A desktop vise for holding small items such as printed circuit boards, models, small parts for assembly, etc. The jaws have a maximum opening of 50mm (about 2 inches).</p><p>Printable in the orientation shown with no supports. Although the screw is...

Description: A desktop vise for holding small items such as printed circuit boards, models, small parts for assembly, etc. The jaws have a maximum opening of 50mm (about 2 inches). Printable in the orientation shown with no supports. Although the...

... needs a flat bar spring for between the 2 jaws to push the moving jaw back out when loosening the screw Designed this for my dad. Please enjoy i update this design most frequently at printables https://www.printables.com/model/189166-post-leg-vise