Panavise Helping Hand Mount
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Helping Arm Attachment for Panavise Jr
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This is a remix of Adafruit's Helping Arm Attachment for Panavise Jr (which is a remix of this Helping Arm Attachment for Panavise Jr by XYZAidan), and changes the helping-hand screw socket for a socket that supports the articulated arm connection from giufini's PCB Workstation with Articulated Arms.
I also make the mount side slightly smaller so it would friction-fit my Panavise 209.
Print Settings
Printer:
UP Mini 2
Rafts:
No
Supports:
Yes
Resolution:
0.2
Infill:
15%
Post-Printing
You need to take the existing end-cap off the vise. I found by opening the vise all the way it pops the cap right off. The new cap should go on tightly (at least on my 209), and the articulated arm plug should also be a nice tight fit and not require any glue.
How I Designed This
Took the Adafuit model in Tinkercad, cut off the top then added a socket that matched the one printed from the PCB workstation model.