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Assembled mini vise with base plate, jaws, screw and handle
  • Image 1: Assembled mini vise with base plate, jaws, screw and handle
  • Image 2: All parts of the vise in an exploded view
  • Image 3: Close-up: the screw runs through the rear block into the moving jaw

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No. 04 · Print-it-yourself tool – print files

Mini Vise

  • Instant download (ZIP, 4 MB)
  • 13 parts
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A vise to print and assemble yourself: 13 parts from 10 files, a two-start screw and replaceable jaw inserts.

In the download

  • 10 STL files, each already in print orientation
  • Assembly guide with print table: quantity, orientation, walls and infill per part (German)
Jaw width
80 mm
Opening
0–61 mm
Clamping height
30 mm
Advance
8 mm per turn
Largest part
160 × 110 mm
Supports
none

The model

The moving jaw runs on two guide rods, and the screw advances it 8 mm per turn. A retaining fork engages the groove of the screw and pulls the jaw back when you unscrew.

The jaws hold inserts in dovetail grooves: serrated for flat pieces, with V-grooves for round stock. The scale on the base plate shows the opening in 5 mm steps.

All parts print without supports and already lie in print orientation in the files. Even the thread is simply printed along.

View assembly guide (German)

Print notes included in German; part names are self-explanatory.

You will need

  • 3D printer with a print area of at least 160 × 110 mm and 141 mm height
  • PETG or PLA, about 300 g
  • 4 countersunk screws (4 mm) or a clamp to fix it down
  • A drop of glue for the two end caps on the handle

Printing

Material
PETG or PLA+/PLA, about 300 g
Walls and infill
3–5 walls and 20–40 % infill depending on the part – the table is in the guide
Supports
none – horizontal holes are teardrop-shaped

Notes

  • A vise made of plastic: made for light hobby work, not a replacement for a metal one.
  • The files are for your private use – print them as often as you like. You may not pass on, upload or sell the files themselves.

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