vise for spherical objects 3d models

This is a vise mount for the OpenScan so that it can forcefully grip relatively flat but heavy things (in the photos, I show it gripping a metal Singer 503 front face plate). &nbsp;</p><p>I used the following hardware:</p><ul><li>External Hex Head...

This innovative vise design is tailored specifically to complement Openbuilds' versatile v-slots, ensuring seamless compatibility with both horizontal and vertical applications on v-slot machine beds as well as singular slots.

Print the pads with flexible filament to enhance traction within the 2-inch desktop vise. The small rails enable the pads to precisely align with the V-shaped notches in the vice jaws, ensuring a secure fit. ...A few drops of cyanoacrylate adhesive are...

This little box makes it easy to add electronic parts into your robot while working on the Breadboard Spring Vise found at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:957376. ...My robotics class is always excited about building cool robots, and this tiny housing...

A case to hold a Werkzeug pin vise with an inner compartment to hold a collection of bits. Print instructionsThe hinge can be constructed by inserting a small length cut from a #16 brad through the side, and into the lid. The lid uses 1/8" rare earth...

... a 0.2 tolerance instead of the original 0.1. Updated files are PCB_vise_1_Part1_0.2tol.stl and PCB_vise_1_Part2_0.2tol.stl. ... Print Settings: Printer: Micromake D1 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 60% Notes: Printed with PLA

This is a soft vise jaw to hold a 41MM fork tube. Flip it over 180 degrees in your slicer and print two. No support needed. I left a 0.5mm relief where the circles meet so they don't jam together before gripping, with the thought of putting...

I wanted to be able to use the vise on a soldering helping hand steel plate. This base accomodates two small 3/8" rare earth magnets. If the sockets aren't exactly deep enough, you can shim with a tape of some sort around the magnets. I used...

NEJE laser engraver vise Upgrade Ideas Appreciated Suggestions will greatly improve this design. Consider the following: 3x M3 nut required 2x DIN912 M3x8mm needed 1x M3x50mm necessary Insert a nut into the fix-part and secure it to the base with the...

I wanted to be able to use the vise on a soldering helping hand steel plate. This base accomodates two small 3/8" rare earth magnets. If the sockets aren't exactly deep enough, you can shim with a tape of some sort around the magnets. I used...

This design is an adaptation of my "OTHER Machine Vise" sliding jaw. The threaded rods are split in two and have a larger pitch, allowing them to be printed horizontally without any support material. The two halves are securely fastened into the...

NEJE laser engraver viseYou'll need:3x M3 nut2x DIN912 M3x8mm1x M3x50mmInsert a nut into the fix-part and tighten it onto the base with the M3x8mm screw.Let the move-part a bit loose so it can move.&nbsp;Print Settings I...

Generic Vice for Your Worktable, Enjoy!

Easy c-stick soldering for gamecube controllers

pair of vee jaws for careful holding of tubing or rod. ... made originally for holding ti tubing for bicycle frame building. ... they can be used for any appropriately sized cylindrical pieces.

Modified jaws for gripping at an angle.I use them for soldering components to PCBs.

Just a split version of the knob/rod to allow for better strength orientation to print.

AR10 magwell holders. ...2 designs for 2 mag well lengths I've encountered. I am including Freecad source in case someone wants to correct. ...But this works for me pretty well.

nut with more clearance for smooth operation straight form the build plate. ...altered the outer profile as well.

This custom-made holder provides a longer reach for the clamping jaws of the Danvise fly tying vice, offering ample space for comfortable hand placement. The standard holder falls short in this regard, limiting accessibility and convenience. The M4...

Nice addition for the Small Desktop Printer by @KDan: thingiverse.com/thing:1532740 Super glue. ... I used 0.1mm layers, 1.2mm wall thickness and 50% density

... using PLA material with the following settings: a 0.5mm nozzle diameter, 0.25mm layer height, and two-millimeter top, bottom, and side perimeters. A moderate infill density of fifty-five percent is also recommended for optimal structural integrity.

Using this innovative design, I can travel anywhere, and still have a reliable source of light to tie my flies. ...No longer will I need to hunt for a power outlet.

... of the threads for the cap screw. A high resolution is crucial to guarantee the stability and accuracy of the printed part, particularly when it comes to creating fine details and ensuring the correct threading for the M3-0.5 x 20mm cap screw.

... unaffected. Just the threaded part of the screw has been downscaled. Thankyou mdkendall for a great design :) Also, don't forget the thread is reversed. ... It won't matter how good your screw fits - if you're turning it clockwise it won't go in.

... to be printed solid. ...but the layer lines can be high so speed up printing. for extra grip did I used a fabric type of tape, but something else can be used as well. a piece of inner bicycle tire would be better. ... Category: Tool Holders & Boxes

... convenient location. ... If you've benefited from this creation, consider contributing a donation to my PayPal account at paypal.me. Your support will help offset the time invested in its design. Thank you for your consideration! ...Enjoy using it!

... to be printed solid. ...but the layer lines can be high so speed up printing. for extra grip did I used a fabric type of tape, but something else can be used as well. a piece of inner bicycle tire would be better. ... Category: Tool Holders & Boxes

these need to be printed solid. ...but the layer lines can be high so speed up printing. for extra grip did I used a fabric type of tape, but something else can be used as well. ...a piece of inner bicycle tire would be better.

Hole in the handle with a 7mm diameter for thread M8.\n\nSupport the project with PayPal at https://www.paypal.me/perinski.\nVisit me on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/v.perinski/, Twitter at https://twitter.com/v_perinski, Pinterest at...