DIY PCB C-clamp Kit

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This is a Kit that turns a C-clamp into a soft-jawed vice that features a slot made for holding PCB's. It fits all needs for a soft jawed vice, as well as being able to stand completely on its own. After printing it is incredibly simple to put together assembly and disassembly takes less then a minute. It is a great light weight kit that turns a C-clamp into a portable desktop vice, everyone loves multipurpose. Everything you need for this print is contained in one .zip file for easy access as well as compact storage. You need to print out two legs. LINKS: The C-clamp as seen in the picturehttps://goo.gl/4zFqvq MatterHacker's MatterControllerhttp://www.mattercontrol.com/ Go check out my new website: http://www.galacticgentleman.com/home/ If you liked this you might also like my other projects on my page.http://www.thingiverse.com/Outlandish_Gamer/about Would you like to be up to date on my new designs? Link to my Twitterhttps://twitter.com/?lang=en Do you want to see how I design things? Youtube:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCB1IT-J0rLiaPwLNTUFh9Lg Happy Printing! Print Settings Printer: Anet A8 Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: No Resolution: Any Infill: 30% Notes: I highly recommend using Matterhackers mattercontrol 1.6 if you are controlling your 3D printer from your computer via USB connection. This program is free and easy to use and produces very high quality prints. I switched from Cura because I was having issues with the prints, However with this program I have had no problems what-so-ever even on longer prints. I also suggest using Elmer's glue stick or other glue sticks on top of tape on your printing bed; This helps a lot with bed adhesion. Disclaimer: I am not in any way affiliated with MatterHackers. They have a great software that I use on a daily basis. Link in the summery.