soft jaws for vise harbor freight 3d models

print with tpu /and suitable infill. ...I liked dsmfool's version but have the 4" vise so used fusion 360 to modify it to fit the 4" version. ...printed in yoyi tpu .2mm layer height and 60% rectilinear infill at a 45 degree angle

I have a set of these on a larger vise and wanted one for the new 3" vise. I prefer the long version, but included a short version as well. ...In the end I printed the short version because I didn't want to wait on the long version.

This is a precision-machined jaw for the HF 5-inch Multipurpose vice, engineered to provide maximum flexibility and durability. ...Strategically positioned 3mm x 6mm magnet reliefs on the backside prevent interference with the critical jaw bolt holes,...

These are a softer version of the very sharp metal jaws that come in the Harbor Freight 3" bench vise. ...They are easy to swap out when you need a softer clamping surface and can easily be sacrificial if need be, just print another set.

I designed these jaws to fit this table vise: https://www.harborfreight.com/2-1-2-half-inch-table-swivel-vise-97160.html It has the same holding features (clearly intended for rounds, hexes, and squares) as the original. The original screws can be...

A convenient accessory for many toolboxes is the 4-inch soft-jaw adapter, designed specifically for use with Harbor Freight vises.

this is a slight modification to the 4" soft jaws to shorten it up to just cover the steel jaw- my intention is to print this one in pla

First project with Fusion 360. ... Soft jaws for a very cheap C clamp vise with 36mm jaws. ... The holes are 1mm to 6mm in diameter

Soft jaws for a 6" vise. Holes on back are locations to epoxy in magnets. ... Parts were printed with 3 shell, 80% infill.

First project with Fusion 360.Soft jaws for a very cheap C clamp vise with 36mm jaws.The holes are 1mm to 6mm in diameter.

The soft jaws I had bought from various sources all did not fit on my vise, so I decided to design my own.

Vise jaws designed to detach easily.

Nothing special just some soft jaws for your three-inch metal vise. They're held firmly in place by magnetic forces. I designed them to fit what I had on hand, which was a couple of three-quarter inch disc magnets. Not the prettiest tool but they...

Made out of necessity after the original rubber soft jaws crumbled in my fingers, these can be printed out of TPU without supports. ...There is a high chance that they will also fit other vise models, so I've included the fusion360 model so people can...

Soft grips for a 6-inch vise. Openings on the back are designed to secure magnets in place with epoxy. Parts were printed using a three-shell process and an 80% infill density. Print Settings Printer Brand: MakerBot Printer Model: MakerBot...

replacement jaws for the Harbor Freight Central Forge table swivel vice to hold locks for lockpicking. I'm sure it could have other purposes, but this is what I made it for. ... So far I printed in PLA but am also trying one printed in Ninjaflex.

Magnetic soft jaws for 3-inch vise jaws. ... recessed holes for 10x2mm neodymium magnets.

These are slip-over soft jaw covers designed for use with a Kurt-style machine vise. ...The STL files fit my 8" knock-off vise perfectly, but if you have a different vise model, simply fill in the jaw and block dimensions in the SCAD file to create a...

... abrasion damage and won't mar the surface of the object you are clamping. 

Soft Jaws for Wilton Tools 650P VisePrint in TPU and vary infill % to adjust overall stiffness. Unlike softwood soft jaws, TPU will never splinter and will return to its original shape after deforming when clamping irregular shaped objects. ...TPU is...

Slide on soft jaws for the [Yost 445 4.5" bench vise](https://amzn.to/33gEf7m) I printed these in [Overture TPU](https://amzn.to/3fmGjNq) which has worked well in my Prusa mk3s. I use the Sainsmart TPU profile in Prusa Slicer, but adjust the Max...

I've been using a small bench vise attached to my desk for smaller projects and sometimes the flat metal jaws don't grip well or leave marks on the item I'm trying to hold. So, I decided to create custom soft jaw covers in OpenSCAD and print them...

It's a challenge to get a firm grip on the adjustment knob of the harbor freight green suction cup workbench vise, especially with its high-torque demands. The included step file is available for those who want to take it to the next level. ...Check out...

it's a wrench to get a really good high-torque grip on the adjustment knob of the green harbor freight suction cup workbench vise. ...step file included.OnShape link

I was searching for a sturdy vise to securely hold my trusty Harbor Freight rotary tool, and that's when I discovered the Dremel Vise. To make it perfectly suited for my needs, I cleverly expanded the bracket and base opening, giving the tool a...

Rugged, straightforward jaw plates designed specifically to accommodate a standard 3-inch vise. Constructed with walls that are a mere 1/8 inch in thickness, these units boast an expansive opening of exactly 3.10 inches. ...The accompanying .skp file...

I included a single jaw and the assembly of two jaws.There is a distance separating them from the center line. ...Adjust that to simulate the distance to make your part fit. These were modeled after the McMaster Carr 2" x 2" x 6" aluminum soft jaws

... code included, so you can customize it to your vise. This was drawn up for a Harbor Freight Dyole 4-1/2" SKU 57737. Other Doyle vices probably only need the length changed. Other brands, well, change it up as you need. ... I printed it solid.

I redrawed Tobis soft jaws in OpenSCAD, because I like them, but do not like FreeCAD to much. Just changed side, where to enter the magnets, that they do not stick on the vice. This idea was also from Tobi, who made the original ones. ... License:...