vise block for ar 15 upper 3d models

This is a full size model of the AR-15 Upper Receiver Vise Block The vise block has vertical holes in it. It was designed to put in 3/8 x 3 inch bolts into the holes. It is one piece. there are recessed/threaded holes running horizontally so you...

__________________________________________________________________________ Designed to hold an AR-15 upper receiver in a vise. It wont work if your hand guards come back over the upper too far, or if the lower is installed. I put on the original in...

Ar15 Vise block for working on your rifle.

... on their opposite side. I have not tested this design but should be significantly stronger with the bolts in place. This was created by the recommendation of ValleyWalker, and referenced Timpanzi's AR-15 version, (Thingiverse file: 4145773).

I cut off one side of the ar15 vise block by PrintedFirearm so that it would fit on a 4x4x4 printer bed. ...This is only to hold the lower receiver in the upright position and will not work to hold it upside down.

... thickness is reduced as well to accomodate the opening distance on the 3-in vice from harbor freight. The total length of the fingers has been reduced to ensure that the upper receiver is being clamped, not the fingers against the opposing block.

This is a variation on my other AR-10 Upper Receiver Vise Block. I had received some feed back that some users snapped theirs during assembly, and there was recomendations that I add the ability to add bolts. So I did. This design is designed to...

Service vise for AR-15 rifles and other suitable compatible weapons. Facilitates cleaning and assembly of accessories. Rifle can be mounted in many different ways, see photos. Tested with Aero Precision 10.5" rifle, tactical flashlight and Vortex...

Just for fun, hasn't been put into production yet...

This is an upper receiver vise block for an AR15. The bottom square can be put into a vise so you can properly torque a barrel or handguard. The vise block has vertical holes in it. It was designed to put in a 3/8 shaft in there for support for...

This is designed to hold your AR15 upper receiver in a vise so you can work on it or assemble it. I recommend printing this at a high infill to support the weight of the upper and resist crushing by the vice. Also you will need to use a raft to...

ar vise block made to fit monoprice mini

1:1 scale Upper Receiver (with Dust cover and Forward Assist Button) for Ar15 Compatible with most lower receiver

This is an AR15 upper vice block for assembly. Do not print it vertical as the layer adhesion will fail. I have not attempted to print it on its side but if you print it sideways it may hold up. After assembly, ream out the pin holes with a 1/4...

This is an AR15 upper vice block for assembly. Do not print it vertical as the layer adhesion will fail. I have not attempted to print it on its side but if you print it sideways it may hold up. After assembly, ream out the pin holes with a...

Original file was in inches and mag catch was off. New file is in mm and should have correct mag catch location. ...

This is a remix of the LEFT vise block for a dedicated 9mm upper. This works with the Aero EPC-9 - Enhanced Upper Receiver. ...I have not tested it with other dedicated 9mm uppers.

a 3d model of a ar 15 upper and lower

I have not verified any of the dimensions with an AR-15 spec drawing, therefore, I would not use this model to craft any part for an AR-15. This model should be used as a graphical representation only! ...I do not have the bolt included as I am in the...

Design Measurements and Tolerances created for 3d printing

Fits 9mm Glock magazine wells, so it will work for all Glocks (except the small single stack ones), all AR-9 / AR-15 in 9mm. If printed with an infill of >90%, it is as sturdy as it can be. Feel free to print for yourself, friends etc. - but...

Based on my previous thing, this allows you to mount your AR-15 into a vice to let you work on it. With a high enough infill and proper print orientation PLA should be strong enough for your needs, but if you're going to be cranking super hard on...

... and being as I'm using tinkercad, it likes to square off corners so you can see where I added to the original design. Lay it on its back to print, you won't need supports unless you just want the cutout for the bolt catch to be great looking.

This is the required vise block to assemble the Light Practical Carbine upper receiver.

... a very small amount of looseness when in the AR to allow for imperfections in printing. Video of use at https://youtu.be/KBQWYNl6mGg. Was inspired by the AR-15 TRIGGER PULL TEST BLOCK by PrintedFirearm (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:991599)

Upper receiver cover for the AR15 platform, remixed from ZBROYAR's cover (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2816693). This allows you to store your upper and Bolt Carrier Group together, and prevents dust/dirt/whatever intrusion into your receiver. ... ...

... in design to allow crushproof clamping, at lower infill choices. If printed at the 90% no N/B needed as the print is a solid block, and should not crush at all. ... Either way at any infill desired, this design should last the test of time...

I use this to keep the hammer from striking the lower receiver when I am adjusting triggers on AR-15s. It simply inserts into the top od the magazine well, and is locked in place by the magazine release. ...With this installed, you can pull the trigger,...

Just drew them up on solidworks via a drawing that I found online. ... I was able to mate them perfectly to a model of the lower that I know to be correct and it lines up perfectly...Enjoy!

Lower for an AR-15 Assult Rifle