Dremel Multi Vise Pads for More Angles - Great for Electronics
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Dremel Multi Vise pads that add angles which are great for clamping in PCBs and soldering electronics.
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tl;dr - Dremel Multi Vise pads that add angles which are great for clamping in PCBs and soldering electronics without needing the desk/table clamp.
UPDATE: I included the .3mf file that prevents supports in the grooves to make it easier to download, print and go.
I've been using my Dremel Multi Vise for soldering electronics projects and repairs. However, I don't like to use the desk/table clamp so I'd rather have it sit on the desk top but the only option is to clamp the PCB in flat rather than at an angle.
First, I came up with tilt stands that hold the vise at an angle which work great (you can see them demonstrated in one of the photos - link: https://www.printables.com/model/1869919-dremel-multi-vise-desktop-tilt-stands-no-desk-clam.) Then I realized I want even more options so I made a model of the original pads, wiped out all but 2 of the horizontal and vertical lines and added 2 diagonal lines to keep the board at a nice angle.
Combine that with the tilt stands and there are a lot more options.
I recommend using TPU but I personally don't have any so I used PLA+. You just have to be extra careful not to clamp too firm (though, you should always be careful of that anyway).
Requires supports for the lip - do NOT use supports on the grooves, be sure to block them in your slicer!
TPU recommended but not required - any filament will do
No special settings (other than the supports as mentioned before)