file vise 3d models

... onto them. ...You can also employ a standard 1.25 inch Binder Clip as an affordable vise to grip various objects while working on them. ... These 3D printed components were created using the eMachineShop software package, which is available at no cost.

I needed a pair of vise protective jaws to clamp sensitive materials securely without scratching or denting them.The notches make it possible to clamp round or oval workpieces and prevent them from slipping off in any direction.Due to the glued-in...

A mechanical bench vise, also known as a mechanischer tischschraubstock in German, is a clamping device used to secure workpieces while working on them. It typically features a jaw that can be adjusted to different sizes and shapes, making it...

Nothing special just some soft jaws for your three-inch metal vise. They're held firmly in place by magnetic forces. I designed them to fit what I had on hand, which was a couple of three-quarter inch disc magnets. Not the prettiest tool but they...

For my new vise with 63x32mm jaws I needed some accessories.Soft jaws: Printed in PLA with 0.3mm adaptive layers and 25% cubic infill with double lines. One with grooves, the other one plain.Parallels (bottom of vise has 53mm) in 10, 20 and 29mm...

To clamp a part in the vise which isn't straight or parallel one has to clamp it on the moving jaw with basically a point. Usually half balls made out of brass are used but PLA and even better PETG does a pretty good job there and at the almost no...

... square hole under the jaw (press hard to make it go in all the way) 3- screw the screw in the grip by matching the jaw with the holes of the grip provided for this purpose. you have a functional vise-grip ready to help you paint your miniatures.

Inspired by Nano Chuck from PRIma, here are 2 types of handles for both Nano Vise V2 and Nano Chuck by PRIma. Links to it are: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5171097 https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5178901 Fixed Handle You will need...

Simple clip with an embedded magnet for holding parallels in a milling vise.  This is for 3/8" x 3/32" magnets but could easily be resized for other magnets as needed.  I printed with PETG, 15% infill. Other materials could certainly be used. I...

My vise has the Hardened Steel Jaws inset into the cast frame so I needed the ability to add a notch in the bottom lip. I also added an optional cross-hatch pattern on the face to help grip. IMPORTANT NOTE: When slicing the model, make sure the...

My vise has the Hardened Steel Jaws inset into the cast frame so I needed the ability to add a notch in the bottom lip. I also added an optional cross-hatch pattern on the face to help grip. IMPORTANT NOTE: When slicing the model, make sure the...

A Quick Overview This is a basic cup holder with a vise setup, perfect for use on tables of any type up to 40mm thick. It also features a nail hole for attaching it in a fixed position. The screw used is an M10x2mm model. Your feedback is appreciated...

I required a material to secure softer metals in place without damaging them with the vise. ...I designed the necessary components in Sketchup and then printed them out using standard settings on Cura.\r\n\r\nThe print time came in around 2...

... square hole under the jaw (press hard to make it go in all the way) 3- screw the screw in the grip by matching the jaw with the holes of the grip provided for this purpose. you have a functional vise-grip ready to help you paint your miniatures.

I bought a basic pin vise kit from Amazon (brand is Workzeug) and it was impossible to keep track of all the little drill bits that fall out when you open it. I created this case to keep everything together. The holes for the bits have varying...

I'm holding a compact hanger that securely grips the pivoting handle of my small 4-inch milling machine vise. The end of the handle features a sturdy 19mm ball, equivalent to approximately 0.70 inches in diameter. I deliberately designed it to be...

This small vise is equipped with a hinge, allowing it to securely hold frames in place during the silk-screen process while also enabling easy frame rotation, thereby streamlining the overall process. To assemble this device, you'll need two M8 nuts...

I had a drill press vise laying around and I saw another similar project somewhere around here (can't find it again) but it didn't quite meet what I was looking for. This provided me with a bunch of mounting angles and seems to fit the bill. ...I don't...

It might be more difficult to print and is annoying but (in theory) will keep the operator from accidentally overtightening and breaking critical parts of the Vise Body. It will "lock" the rotating cuff if the user pulls on the torque bolt head while...

I have one of those cheap suction vises that they sell online and Harbor Freight and whatever, that doesn't like to actually stick to anything, and doesn't have much weight either. I designed this base to hold 1-2-3 bocks so that there's real...

I have one of those cheap suction vises that they sell online and Harbor Freight and whatever, that doesn't like to actually stick to anything, and doesn't have much weight either. I designed this base to hold 1-2-3 bocks so that there's real...

This is a list defined tray for Pin Vises. This require a bit more manual tweaking than my previous designs. I added an option to allow objects to overlap adjacent objects if they have bulges in different locations. This is done with the first...

Adding alligator clips or other useful items is a great idea, and even double-articulated arms might come in handy!\nUsing the Vise\nHold the PCB - or other item - against one arm. This arm may move freely in one direction but should hold firmly from...

A take on the fractal vise utilizing flexures in place of the bearings for the rotations.I've got a running article on the various versions here, and the models for this one and V5 are on OnShape here.This rev is essentially just a slightly beefed up...

... and rubber bands will trap the board. Design inspired by http://www.qrpbuilder.com/downloads/pcb_holder_you_can_build_102012.pdf; first 3D printing design. Alternatively, use in a regular vise like this: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:11783

Set of jaws designed for clamping onto common bicycle axles and spindles on 6" vises. This tool makes it easy to overhaul hubs, pedal spindles, and more. The 1" hex can be used with any standard freewheel or cassette removal tool. It features...

This vise was designed for a 3D printer class competition using a Tronxy X3A. It consists of a 3D printed fixed jaw base, sliding jaw, detachable grips, screw knob, and base plate. A 4” long ¼-20 bolt is used along with a nut and washer to secure the...

My vise has the Hardened Steel Jaws inset into the cast frame so I needed the ability to add a notch in the bottom lip. I also added an optional cross-hatch pattern on the face to help grip.</p> <p>IMPORTANT NOTE:</p> <p>When slicing the model, make...

Basic vise used for clamping pcbs while soldering is versatile and can be employed in various other applications as well. A threaded rod should be 3D printed upright with the knob positioned at the bottom to ensure proper functionality. The SLED...

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