Dremel Multi Vise Desktop Tilt Stands - No Desk Clamp

tl;dr - tilt your Dremel Multi Vise without the need for the desk/table clamp using these stands. Replacement vise pads with angles instead of just horizontal and vertical grooves are now available: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:7419996 In my opinion, the Dremel Multi Vise is nearly perfect for electronics work. Being able to tilt the board toward you while testing and soldering components to a PCB is very handy. Plus, it's built much better than those plastic vise board holdlers. It's great for many other things, as well. From wood working to engraving and many more things it truly is a multi vise. However, the thing that doesn't make it perfect is that you need to use the desk/table clamp to get the tilt. This can be annoying because you're now farther away from your tools on the desk and possibly from your light. But even worse for me is that I cannot rest my wrists on the desk top since I have perpetual tremors. That's why I designed theses simple tilt stands for the vise once you remove it from the desk/table clamp. The vise's feet sit perfectly on the stands and won't slide off because there are lips on the left, right and bottom sides. I highly recommend sticking rubber feet to the bottom of the stands to prevent them from sliding on your desk/table top (see photo). I designed them to use as little filament as possible which also means a quicker print time. NOTE: The right stand is more narrow because the right foot of the vice is more narrow than the left. NO supports No special Slicer settings