hand vise 3d models

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This 3D model was crafted entirely within the robust environment of Sketchup 2017, a powerful tool known for its user-friendly interface and exceptional capabilities. The vivid images you see were skillfully rendered using Vray 3.4, an advanced...

Hand Vise Hand Tool Clamp Universal Holder Jaw 3D Print This hand vise hand tool clamp universal holder is perfect for working on a wide range of projects. Its adjustable jaw can be set to a comfortable width of 44 degrees, making it ideal for tasks...

I was going to design a socket for this but found the Hand socket wrench first. All it needed was a way to attach a drill. So I added a 1/4" extension. ... If this proves to be too small I will add another with a thicker version, but my testing today...

... person, so I decided to make some adjustments myself. My makeshift vise isn't the sturdiest thing out there due to its Third hand base, but it gets the job done for me. ...Maybe someday I'll upgrade to a full-fledged vise that's built to last.

This "Third hand" tool (http://www.thinkgeek.com/gadgets/tools/a4bb/) has a magnifying glass I never use, but its PCB vise intrigues me. I adapted it for my needs; however, the base isn't very sturdy. A full vise may be in my future. To create the...

one of the clamps has been reversed to have the 2 screws on the same side ! ... the holes have been adjusted for 6mm rods and 5mm screws

Material: - ball -> PETG (is more flexible) - other -> PLA Other material: - 8mm rod (aluminum, fiberglass and the like) - 5 x 25mm rod steel - M3 and M4 screws, nuts - M4 washers - steel nail 2x20mm - adhesive skid protector 20mm ...

A Helping Hands tool can be easily attached to the top of the vise using a ball joint mechanism. The magnifying glass and alligator clips of the Helping Hands tool become instantly available for inspecting wires and holding multiple leads,...

Replace Radio Shack's Helping Hands' magnifying lens with a ball joint-equipped Vise Left derivative; print the part with external support, cleaned using a knife and file. Use 1/4" rod and bore holes with a 1/4" drill bit by hand, widening them with...

Ender 3Rafts:No Supports:Yes Resolution:0.2mm Infill:25% Wall Line Count\Parameters = 3Tests Models Printed using experimental tree supports in Cura 4.0   Bro'HAnd Modular 3rd Arm:...

Hand Vice (Vise) Size 134x50x38 mm: A Functional 3D Printing Project This hand vice (vise) measures 134x50x38mm, with a simple one-piece design that still requires two print jobs. As a veteran of key making, I was familiar with this type of vice...

Large Vise Attachment for the Bro'hand Modular 3rd Hand

A hand drill for small drill bits. Designed to use collets from a Dremel rotary tool. A raft and supports should be used for the drill handle but are not needed for the collet nut. ... If you have trouble with the threads, try setting Slicing Tolerance...

This is a hand star wheel that fits a 11.8mm hexagon shaft on a milling vise. Printer: MK3s,  Filament: Esun PETG Blue

Second Hand and Vice Assist. ...Soldering Tool Material: - 30 Metric Threaded Rods @ 5.7mm - 57 5mm Metric Nuts - 1 Roll Adhesive Foam - 40mm Copper Wire - 40 Clamps Multiplies Original Dimensions By: Ten Printer Settings - Brand: RepRap ...

This handheld mini vise is a fun DIY project that's still awaiting thorough testing. The spring, though currently present for reference purposes only, can be customized to suit your needs. Want to put your own twist on this design? Feel free to...

A mount for the nano vise on the 1/4PT Flexible Oil Coolant Pipes commonly used to make a soldering helping hand station

... clamp. You can attach the ball joint and nut with a M8/12mm socket head cap screw. NanoVise v2: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5149089 You will also need two of the helping hands soldering arms from: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2757071

This is the final version essentially completing the Masawee Leather Vise project through complete 3D printing. ... Use M5 plastic screws and a 1/2 x 20 rod along with nuts, then cut a piece of wire from a hanger or a nail to create the hinge.

Additional Material: 8 x 3/8-16 hex nuts 2 small rubber bands (Rainbow Loom) Coke can (for aluminum plate) This project requires a tiny bit of assembly, but the result is a pretty "PRO" small double sliding vise for soldering, gluing or other...

Please note, all tolerances are very precise and are on the tighter side allowing for discrepancies between printers Additional material: 8 x 3/8-16 hex nuts, 2 small rubber bands (Rainbow Loom), coke can (for aluminum plate) This project require a...

This is a compact soldering vice with interchangeable jaws designed specifically for working on round objects.\r\nIt's also an excellent choice for any other type of craft work.\r\n\r\nThe M6 spindle and Ø8 guides provide stability and control.\r\nI...

Other versions of both the PCB vise and helping hands exist, but none match the simplicity of this design. The scalability factor makes it easy to upgrade or expand the setup as needed. Custom arms can be designed to perform specific tasks, adding a...

Solder nano vise fan holder scaled to 60x20 fan https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3727710

The Helping Hands Accessory, she delivered as promised!

This remixed knob accommodates a ¼ inch nut or bolt head. ...It makes the imperial version of the vise with the table clamp more usable.

I always seem to need something to hold wires when I solder, so here it is.. ... Remember to support my work on: Instagram - Twitter- YouTube @webberen - THANKS!

I always seem to need something to hold wires when soldering, so here it is. When working with electronics and small projects, it can be frustrating to constantly search for a tool to organize your cables and keep them from tangling. That's why...