orange vise 3d models

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Bench vise

vise assembly

the vise

a working vise

Small shop hand Vise.

Vise for wood table

3D model of vise

A bench mounted vise

A vise that I made for my SolidWorks class.

The engineer created a vise design using SolidWorks software.

... will be filed, chiseled, sawed, tapped, in Disney, and others. ... By turning the vise handle, the vise mouth will clamp or open / remove the workpiece being worked on. ... Vise lips must be guarded not to be damaged by carvings, filings and so on.

Its a vise clamp for locating job when machining and other purpose.SLDPRT,STEP,IGES

A mini vise serves as an example of this tool's design.

Unlike traditional vises, this uniquely crafted one stands out visibly due to its distinct design.

Designed for pressing cans, this vise automatically removes them once they reach a particular length.

This is a Table Vise that I designed yesterday, hope you like it.

The measurements were obtained directly from my vise for this purpose.

The machine vise is depicted in its accompanying work diagram, illustrating every individual component.

This is a simple vise. ...It can be useful on a workbench.

Miniature vise reverse-engineered from given physical parts for a class project.

Construct a vise assembly that securely holds objects in place during various tasks.

The vise is designed for holding objects that measure 70mm x 9mm in size; it's compatible with tables having a thickness of around 40mm, where the press is situated at the vise's base.

... ...The vise should be sturdy, adjustable, and secure to hold workpieces in place while they are being cut or shaped. ...A versatile vise also allows for easy clamping of different materials and shapes, making it an indispensable tool in any workshop.

### Parts List: 1/4 - 20 all-thread (I bought a rod about 20 inches long for $1.60) 1/4 - 20 nuts (10 per vise) (if you want to print everything you might try this ---> https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:125838 (all-thread)...

A vise is a device that secures objects for working purposes by featuring two parallel jaws - one stationary and another adjustable, operated by a screw-lever mechanism.