3D PRINTABLE BENCH VICE
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I made this "3D PRINTABLE BENCH VICE" to help with mounting and holding things.
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3D PRINTABLE BENCH VICE
What can this vice be used for?
Mounting things, such as PCBs, mechanical components, electrical components or basically what you would use a normal vice for.
Is this vice strong enough?
It is, thanks to its good design.
This cant be possible to print, right?
It very is, if you have a good printer and settings almost no supports are needed.
(All parts with correct oriention is included).
What are the settings for each part, how do they work, and what are they for?
(I will go trough each one, one by one):
Bench vice base
The main components of the whole vice, where the "slider" "slides on and actions".
No rafts needed, supports are needed for the hanging part (can be seen on the image below). The smaller the layer height the better, because of the thread. Use normal to slower speeds in the thread part.
Bench vice slider
This is the part that slides on the vice base (the part above).
No rafts needed, supports only needed if your printer doesnt have the capability to print that overhang (can be seen on the image below), however I still recommend atleast few centimeters of them at the most critical part, layer height does not matter much for this part.
Bench vice lead screw
This parts rotates thanks to the thread and acts as the "holding" force for the parts.
One part, print in small layer heigh because of the thread, no supports needed.
Bench vice plate
This part "grips" the objects.
You need two of these, no supports or rafts, layer height does not matter.
Bench vice rotary nut
This part connects the lead screw with the vice slider.
No supports, no rafts, layer height does not matter.
Bench vice slider
Spacing the bench vice rotary nut.
No supports, no rafts, layer height does not matter.
Bench vice turning rod
Translates its turning to the lead screw.
No supports, raft higly reccommended so the part doesnt fall over when printing, layer height does not matter.
Bench vice turning knob
This part is attached to the ends of turning rod, holded by friction or glue.
You need two of these, no supports, raft reccommended, layer height does not matter.
Bench vice screw
This screw goes to the vice plates. A standard M5*10 with chamfered edges can be used too.
You need four of these, no supports, raft can be used, print at smaller layer height because of the threads.
ASSEMBLY:
Add the "Vice plate" to the "Vice base", then mount it using two screws.
Place the "Vice slider" into the "Vice base" no additional mounting needed.
Put the "Bench vice nut" into the "Bench vice slider", it should be a perfect fit, if not you can and should use some glue to hold it in place.
Now place the "Bench vice plate" into the "Bench vice slider" and screw it into place using screws. (Same as step number one).
Screw the "Bench vice turner" (lead screw), into the bench vice slider trough the bench vice base,
Now lock it in place using the "spacer".
Now place the "Bench vice rod" into the turner, no locking or gluing in place.
Add the two of the "Bench vice knobs" into the rod, it should be perfect/friction fit, if not you can and should use glue.
Now you are DONE! Here is how it should look like:
