ppmr88

kevr102

This is a smaller version of a bigger vice I designed and printed.The vice was designed using Fusion 360 and Printed with the Bambu Lab X1 Carbon Printer, the screw adapter was too snug in the carriage slider, I sanded it down slightly and applied some grease and it turned out fine, I used a standard 5mm Allen Head bolt for the sliding carriage thread securing, this screws into the channel on the end of screw thread adapter allowing the carriage to be returned.All in all, another interesting project to design using Fusion 360 and print with the X1 Carbon, it turned out perfect, watch this space for another vice project that I have in mind.Thanks for looking.Update 17.01.2024 I have uploaded a different vice with more Tolerance on the screw thread, and guide rails to stop the threaded screw from flexing under pressure, check it out <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/132389#profileId-143504" rel="nofollow noopener">https://makerworld.com/en/models/132389#profileId-143504</a>buymeacoffee.com/kevr102

Small Hobby Vice Designed with Fusion 360 and Printed with the Bambu Lab X1 Carbon

Brauchbar

Sander

I have always been fascineted by the fact that you can print things in things. And it has since long been one of my things on my to-design-list to create a ball in a ball.&nbsp;After printing, carefully remove the support material from the bottom (I use the bedscraper for it). Then take the allen key that came with your printer and break loose the inner ball from the side.&nbsp;Enjoy your ball in ball!!

Brauchbar

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