Download Free 3D Model PCB Vise 3D Print Model

Summary
This is a PCB vice.
The base can be screwed down for better stability.
The top can be tilted up or down. The hex stem can be rotated move the clamp without having to move the base.
Printed parts:
PCB_clamp_base x1
PCB_clamp_stem x1
PCB_clamp_center x1
PCB_clamp_end_piece x2
PCB_clamp_face x2
PCB_clamp_knob x1
PCB_clamp_knob_big x2
Purchased Parts:
Hex screw 1/4 x 20 x 6″ x2
Carriage Bolt 1/4x20x3.5″ x2
Carriage Bolt 1/4x20x1.5″ x1
Hex Nut 1/4×20 x10
Hex Nylon Lock Nut 1/4×20 x2
Wing Nut 1/4×20 x1
Print Settings
Printer:
Tronxy X3A Rafts:
No Supports:
Yes Resolution:
0.2mm Infill:
20% Notes:
Brim was used on the stem, clamp faces, knobs
Post-Printing
Instructions:
Insert a hex nut into the hex shaped hole in each of the clamp faces. It can be heated and pushed in or “plastic soldered” for a more permanent fit. These will be used to move the clamps.
The 6″ hex bolts, along with the hex nuts, are used to space the parts. The nylon lock nuts are used at the end so they won’t fall off.
The small knob is used on the carriage bolt that attaches the clamp center to the stem.
The bigger knobs are attached to the carriage bolts that move the clamp faces.
The knobs should be a press fit into the bolts.
See the pictures for how to assemble. One pic shows the nuts loosened, another shows it with everything tightened up.
How I Designed This
This was designed using Design Spark.
Due to the threads on the bottom screws, and the off center drive, the movement of this isn’t very smooth.