Fully 3D Printed Fractal Vise - no supports or fasteners....but smaller in size
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ก.ค. 2021
- After watching Hand Tool Rescue and Chris Borge's video on an antique fractal vise, I also can't resist making one of my own. My aim is to design one that is fully 3D printable without using any fasteners or metal lead screws and at the same time to be printed without any supports. It's not going to be as robust as Chris or Teaching Tech's design simply because plastic is not going to be as strong as metal. So why do it? Because I don't have those parts and I'm lazy to source for them. Just kidding ok. I just want to challenge myself to what extend 3D printing can achieve and also to brush up on my CAD skills. I'm not an engineer so I made an unnecessarily complicated design but it is fun and I definitely learned new things along the process.
If you are interested to print one yourself, you can try it out from the links below.
Thingiverse - www.thingiverse.com/thing:490...
Cults - cults3d.com/en/3d-model/tool/...
Thangs - thangs.com/ToMaTo-LAB/Fully-3...
Hand Tool Rescue Fractal Vise Restoration Video:
• Rare Antique Fractal V...
Chris Borge's 3D printed fractal vise:
• 3D Printed Fractal Vis...
Teaching Tech's 3D printed fractal vise:
• 3D printed fractal vis...
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This bring the phrase: "They've got my balls in a vice." to a whole new level.
Looks like it works well! ive had a few requests for a fully 3D printed one so im sure people will appreciate this!
I wouldn't have started doing it without your video. Thanks!
Ive been turning wrenches and metal work etc since I was 13 years old. I never heard of this style vise. This vise in awesome!!! That 3d printer in general are the bomb!!! Ty for this video!! I learned something new today!!! Wondet what I'll learn tomorrow
Very cool!!! Just remember, NORMAL R&D always includes a lot of "failed" attempts, that you improve on! You only fail, if you give up! 👍👍
I like one think that ending credit 🙈💫😜 ..
Stunt man:- Thumb.....
Fantastic design. I'm going to start printing this on my Bambu X1-C today!
just wow! congrats
I want to make this my project for final year
In the metal testing world, I'm still new but the tools are all expensive on average, the shadow with a small object, a V chisel sharpener, is very small but the price is stifling. 3d is very helpful
Amazing, about to print it now. Thank you very much, looks very well made
Thank you! I hope you'll like it!
@@tomatolab9612 I'm a beginner in the field of carving actually this really helped me. but what if you want to order it looks like it's from malaysia. there is a partner in Indonesia maybe
@@giwangpvcartslamp1349 Hi, i'm sure there are many 3d printing services in Indonesia as well. You can request them to print this for you as the files are free to download. The links are in the description. I think it would be much more expensive to print and ship from msia.
Underrated channel
Thank you for the comment!
КЛАСС ! Спасибо !
Hello, thank you for the great design!
I was wondering if by any chance you have the assembled 3D model for the design.
Thank you. I'm not sure what you meant by assembled 3D model. You can download the Fusion 360 files from the thingiverse link if that's what you meant.
can you tell me how much filament you totally spent including all the fails?
I didn't keep track of the filament used in the slicer but the whole vice weighs about 220g. Some said they used 1/3rd of a roll to half a roll. This also depends on the infill % used. As for the failed prints, I'm not sure coz I didn't track but it's quite a lot during the design stage.
Could you shed some light as to why you have the flange in the plans you uploaded for the c-clamp screw? Can't fit it through the hole. I noticed you cut it off in the video. I am new to this, and I have a cheap printer, and my print area is a 100x110 mm cylinder. I have had to scale it down a lot to the point of uselessness but this is more of a "fun" thing to find out if I really want to invest more into it.
ahhh, u probably had downloaded the files from cults3d or thangs? i had corrected the c-clamp screw in thingiverse last year but forgotten to update them in cults3d and thangs. the c-clamp design doesn't work well anyway, I would suggest not to use it as it's not strong enough as shown in my video. the tolerance on the parts are generally 0.3mm, so scaling it down to your bed size would be quite impossible I think. maybe it may work on a sla printer but I have never tried it before.
@@tomatolab9612 dang, you're good, lol. Cult it was, lol.
it will be more effective if it bigger and made from metal .. and that what i want ..i tried to buy it online but its not available
the 8 small clampd dovetails dont fit...
It's designed with 0.3 mm clearance. Some says it's too loose, some too tight. It depends on individual machines. Try scaling it higher by a few % if it doesn't fit.
@@tomatolab9612 good video friend. i am an oenula in metal carving and vise prices are insane. can this be made in a round shape? I was thinking if it was put on top of a bowling ball. in a round shape and installed in a bowling ball it will be beautiful, I beg you to make it in a round shape🙏🙏help im from Indonesian
@@giwangpvcartslamp1349 sorry i don't quite understand what did you meant by making it in a round shape.
@@tomatolab9612 lok on Lindsay engraving . Vise fractal
Brother send me design please
Bro, the links are in the description
@@tomatolab9612 thanks man 🌟💫
@@tomatolab9612 i like your videos
@@vgbmusic8383 Thank you!