The “long awaited” version 2 of my fractal vise! Now optimised for use not just show! In this video I show my new designs, upgrades, and test it in a variety of scenarios. I think it for sure it is a useful tool as the results in this video show.
Build video up next so sit tight for that.
In regards to the comments in the video, its something im trialling, obviously I cant fit all comments in, in this case I collected these a few weeks back so sorry if you made a similar suggestion and were not featured.
Parts:
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4931700
Source files:
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/7bpgve4as4jl0lq/AAApnlVQ8KqblNU9pDvvBI38a?dl=0
Materials list:
~around 1.8M of 4.5mm/ 3/16th threaded rod
3x m4 bolts at least 70mm long
~30cm 1.5mm rod for jaw type A
very small elastic for jaw type A
TPU for jaw type B
Appropriate nuts washers ect.
Music:
6 seasons: unicorn heads
fully printed vise by ToMaTo Lab:
0:00 intro
0:19 thanks for last time
0:55 comparison to v1
1:21 new jaws
2:40 new body design
4:39 testing
6:25 CNC testing
8:54 upgrades
10:30 final thoughts
10:57 outro
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My name is Chris, I am a 3D printing hobbyist from australia. I dont really specialise in anything specific, but 3D printed tools and tabletop accessories are some things youll probably seen quiet often. I do all my 3d printing on a Ender 3, which I highly recommend as a budget printer. Currently I only run 1 printer but I hope to expand that in the future. Recently acquired a photon 0 to do resin printing with. I like to share all my 3D printing ideas for free although I do plan to sell stuff in the future. Most of my projects will be mostly 3D printed with a few non printed components included, these can often be found on ebay. I actually use the cheapest filament I can get for all my projects, again I hope to change this in the future.
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