yet another machine vise 3d models

I made my own version of Yet ANOTHER Machine Vise by TheGoofy, which is already pretty awesome. ...I had an issue with the flexible sliding jaw plate staying in place on the original design, and thanks to Chris sharing his Fusion 360 project, it was...

This is my modified version of Yet ANOTHER Machine Vise by TheGoofy, which is awesome to begin with. I had problem with flexible sliding jaw plate staying in place with original design, and since Chris shared the Fusion 360 project, it was very easy...

This is an incredibly sturdy 3D-printable machine vise that's 100% 3D-printed. No screws or other hardware are needed to hold the individual pieces together - instead, they clip and snap into place seamlessly. It's a clear demonstration of just how...

This is a remarkably robust 3D-printable machine vise that's 100% 3D-printed - no screws or other hardware pieces are required to hold the individual components together. The pieces simply clip and snap into place. It's essential to consider forces...

Handle for [Yet ANOTHER Machine Vise](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2064269) by [TheGoofy](https://www.thingiverse.com/thegoofy/designs) that is longer to remove interference with the threaded rods and has a grip that provides more torque. Also...

I made another sliding jaw that has a lot more support for the threaded columns (internally and externally). Instead of 90 degree intersections on the outside of the columns you have rounded sections. Internally is just a basic fill. ... This will...

You'll need parts from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2064269: * Vise_Main_Gear * Vise_Base_Clip * Vise_Sliding_Jaw_Plate * Vise_Sliding_Jaw (also compatible with https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2123529) And from...

I was printing the excellent model of this vise and encountered issues while inserting the clips. I had to make the clips 0.3 to 0.5mm smaller so they would fit into my printed vise. Maybe someone else will also need smaller clips. ... Print Settings...

... four holes for M4 screws, making it easy to mount. The rest of the parts can be found in the source. To assemble, add the screws first; otherwise, you won't be able to slide the vise later. ...You'll also need: 4 M4x20 screws and 4 M4 square nuts.

... Machine Vise". ...Quickly adjust the vise with a drill.Requires:https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/14496-yet-another-machine-vise-v2Assembly:Apply CA glue to the inside cavity of the adjustment knob. ...Then press in the hex adapter.</li></ul>

Drill speed adapter for the infamous Yet ANOTHER Machine Vise Print instructionsDrill speed adapter for the infamous Yet ANOTHER Machine Vise https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2064269 . ...Print this with all the small pegs on the build plate with...

I need a drill speed adapter that fits perfectly into the famous Yet ANOTHER Machine Vise, available on Thingiverse as part 2064269. ...For optimal results, print this adapter with its tiny pegs facing upwards on the build plate and make sure to add...

I created @TheGoofy's "Yet ANOTHER Machine Vise", but those who have been following my other creations know that I am notoriously laid back. I designed an adapter that fits into the hollow vise handle, and provides a bit for connecting a power...

I made @TheGoofy's "Yet ANOTHER Machine Vise", but those who have been following my other creations know that I amLAZY. I created an adapter that fits into the hollow vise handle, and provides a bit for connecting a power drill. Now, you can use a...

All credits to TheGoofy for the original design. I just made it a little bigger so I could use it with larger pcbs with bigger components. ... I had to trim a bit on both ends of the base and print it in a 45º orientation so it would fit my 200x200...

I stumbled upon this incredible Machine Vise on https://www.thingiverse.com/TheGoofy and immediately started printing it out. I then browsed through the remixes and fell in love with the knurled handle from johann517, as well as the electric drive...

These two components enable the addition of a bending feature to your vise. ...They easily snap onto the jaws, providing a secure fit.

Incredible design of @TheGoofy, I've modified so you can fix it temporally to a table.

Lazy print enthusiasts take note! ...A simple setup is needed: a standard size of 160 x 180 x 120 millimeters.

<p>This is a remix of <a href="https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2064269">https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2064269</a> thanks to <a href="https://www.thingiverse.com/thegoofy/designs">https://www.thingiverse.com/thegoofy/designs</a> for the original...

I widened and added holes for M5 screws and washers so that I can bolt this thing to my Xcarve table. To print it, just follow The Goofy's instructions exactly – they still don't support the required settings. The bolt hole spacing is 75mm from...

Modified handle that can be easily turned with a standard electric drill or driver, utilizing a 1/4 inch or 6mm hex key attachment. ...The handle can also accommodate various other bits, including a Phillips head, provided a sufficient portion of its...

Using a 3D print guide from TheGoofy's "Yet Another Machine Vise" and inspired by philbarrenger's "Monster Mouth Headphone Holder," I ended up with this completely different four-part solution. ... Three body sizes are available for shelf or desk...

These jaws transform another machine vise into a precision pin vise, enabling the secure grip of uniquely shaped objects. ... The jaws feature strategically placed threaded holes for M4 x 20 cap screws, while optional V-groove caps enhance vertical...

I drilled holes so that 6mm rods can be inserted through the vise, allowing it to be clamped securely without compromising its original design or printability. Building on philxings' innovative idea of powering the vise with an electric driver, I...

I edited the knob from Yet ANOTHER Machine Vise to be a little longer, thinner, and knurled. I got the knurled knob idea from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2286789/files. ...I think it is a little easier to use.

A vending machine from a picture found on some image search.

This is my goal of creating a derivative of a very cool drawing machine (Axidraw). Happily, It was developed at the same time that http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1444216, but I did not have enough time to get it done (not a competition, just...

I fashioned this as an attachment to the handle on the "Yet Another Machine Vise" to prevent damage to its threads, and I also incorporated a bar for enhanced gripping power. ...This design allows it to be easily slid onto the vise's handle.

Summary This machine vise variation features modified base halves designed for Nema 14 mount compatibility. It includes a revised Center Gear and retains parts from the original vise such as the sliding jaw, jaw plates, threaded rods, threaded gears,...