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Desktop Vise

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Desktop Vise

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Heavy duty desktop clamp vise with interchangeable grips. The vise can rotate for more convenience. The larger parts can all be printed at 0.2 just fine. The rest I highly recommend printing at a lower layer height especially the 2 bolts and screw. The pivot ball will need to be printed at 0.12 or lower. The following parts will need to be glued with epoxy (1 & 2, 4 & 8, 5 & 6). 7, 14 and 19 need to be made of TPU. This design is guaranteed to work down to 50% size though the bottom plate bolt may be a bit tight.

Parts 1 & 2 are separated for a stronger print along the “grain" layers, to save on filament used for supports and for a cleaner overall print.

UPDATE 9/16/23
-Added a new grip design that incorporates both the previous designs into 1 and the pad to go with.

UPDATE 12/17/23
-Modified the main screw to have a notch in it for a retention washer so the vise will open and close as you rotate the main screw.
-Added a new grip for holding circuit boards

 

IMPORTANT!!!!

I have been notified by many people that parts aren't slicing properly in Cura. The issue lies in how Cura deals with layers (adaptive layer width if I remember correctly) and as such isn't an issue with the files themselves. If you are having issues with slicing I highly suggest trying Orca Slicer which is what I use. There are no such slicing issues when using said slicer.

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