The Ultimate Tinkerer Vise- completely printed and overengineered! 7 different mounting positions, 80mm Jaws

This is the ultimate vise for every tinkerer, crafter and handyperson working at a table. If you're soldering PCBs, repairing watches, embossing leather, modelbuilding or just repairing and trying things you always need another tool to hold something. T his vise combines pretty much every other specialty tool into one! Soldering? just use the PCB jaws! Jewelry? the soft grips will be your best friend. Or just need something to clamp down the piece of wood you want to cut? The basic jaws are the way to go. With positioning in every possible angle, rotation or height you can customise it for your needs, without big issues.

Features: -Different jaws: - Basic - V-Shaped - Soft - PCB - -Standalone usability without a tableclamp or height -optional rotation: Change the direction of the part you're looking at quickly with the balljoint. Alternatively: Take the direct adapter, and use one of the 90° slots in the tableclamp. -Quick-lock: Just back the quick-lock screw off the lead screw 1 turn and slide the carriage forward or backward! -If you have soft jaws (TPU): You can add them onto the tableclamp for even better gripstrength. -If you want to add hardware: the holes ontop of the jaws have a 5mm diameter to allow better usage with larger or round objects. Assembly: The trapezoids are designed in a way, that they all have different sizes. So the only way the parts fit together is the correct way. (You can choose to have the cone on the top or bottom) All parts are 3d printed, so no additional hardware is required for assembly or usage. Printing: All parts are already positioned to be printed in the way I tested, which should lead to an easy and stable assembly! Remember to print 2 jaws, the files are always just 1. You can choose to download every part alone, or just download everything all at once, sorted by groups. The wide and small tableclamp have only optical differences, the slot for the softjaws are only on the softclamp model, so needed is only one tableclamp body, not all 4. I printed mine out of PETG, with the screws being PETG-CF, which is absolutely unnecessary, PLA should be strong enough. I also decided to glue the front jaw onto the body of the vise, but it shouldn't be needed. Due to printer tolerances it can be needed to sand down the tracks of the sliding jaw or any other connecting trapezoid.