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Dremel Multi Vise Pads for More Angles - Great for Electronics

por Nathaniel Blank en Thingiverse

tl;dr - Dremel Multi Vise pads that add angles which are great for clamping in PCBs and soldering electronics without needing the desk/table clamp. I've been using my Dremel Multi Vise for soldering electronics projects and repairs. However, I don't like to use the desk/table clamp so I'd rather...

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tl;dr - Dremel Multi Vise pads that add angles which are great for clamping in PCBs and soldering electronics without needing the desk/table clamp. I've been using my Dremel Multi Vise for soldering electronics projects and repairs. However, I don't like to use the desk/table clamp so I'd rather have it sit on the desk top but the only option is to clamp the PCB in flat rather than at an angle. First, I came up with tilt stands that hold the vise at an angle which work great (you can see them demonstrated in one of the photos - link: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:7419851). Then I realized I want even more options so I made a model of the original pads, wiped out all but 2 of the horizontal and vertical lines and added 2 diagonal lines to keep the board at a nice angle. Combine that with the tilt stands and there are a lot more options. I recommend using TPU but I personally don't have any so I used PLA+. You just have to be extra careful not to clamp too firm (though, you should always be careful of that anyway). Requires supports for the lip - do NOT use supports on the grooves, be sure to block them in your slicer! TPU recommended but not required - any filament will do No special settings (other than the supports as mentioned before)

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