M4/AR-15 Upper vise block - Free 3D Print Model

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Print Profile(1)

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X1 Carbon

H2D Pro

P1P

P1S

H2S

A1 mini

X1E

H2D

P2S

H2C

X2D

A2L

ABS 0.2mm layer, 6 walls, 60 and 100 % infill

Designer

3.2 h

2 plates

4.5(4)

Open in Bambu Studio

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Description

M4-AR-15 Upper vise block

Attention! This model should be fitted as precisely as possible to work correctly. To avoid excessive clearances caused by material shrinkage, I recommend scaling the model by the percentage value specific to the material you are using (Since the cooperating parts are on the inside, I recommend reducing the model's dimensions). If you notice excessive clearances in an already printed model, I recommend eliminating them, for example, by using electrical tape.

Exact dimensions of each AR-15 carbine may vary depending on the manufacturer. In case the holes don't align perfectly, I recommend using pins with a smaller diameter.

Comment & Rating (9)

@Rh1no

Could you make a vise block like this for a SIG 550 / PE90 / STGW 90? That would be really great!

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@GUeS

If I have an original SIG (or a high-fidelity replica) at my disposal, I will certainly get it done. I could obviously use the dimensions available online, but before uploading, I should verify the fit to be sure.

@user_753650045

Print Profile

ABS 0.2mm layer, 6 walls, 60 and 100 % infill

solid and works well. mounting holes are a little off, but nothing a file couldn’t fix

The profile uploader has replied

@GUeS

Thank you for that information. The holes have been re-checked and the dimension has been corrected. You can still use the previously printed block by printing smaller pins, which are on the second plate of the print profile.

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@ky_actual

if youre doing anything torque related with your barrel, this is not a sufficient vice mount. this should only be used for low torque or no torque accessory fiddling. for proper barrel torque for barrel nuts or muzzle devices you need to use a vice block that interfaces with the barrel extension lugs.

The designer has replied

@GUeS

Every AR-15 owner should know that this block is not meant for removing muzzle devices. If you need to unscrew a flash hider, try my version of the BEV block instead: [link: https://makerworld.com/en/models/1833914-magpul-bev-block#profileId-1958561]

@Ukillmewell

Print Profile

ABS 0.2mm layer, 6 walls, 60 and 100 % infill

Its pretty good. Its a little short (probably to save filament) but it does have good measurements pin to pin and its really cool they included plastic pins for use as well. Only 4 stars just because if you have a vise with very large jaws, this is a little tricky to use and make sure it doesn't touch your upper. I would add a block on the bottom or scale it taller if you have big vise jaws.

@user_2610055652

Print Profile

ABS 0.2mm layer, 6 walls, 60 and 100 % infill

@TBrown

Print Profile

ABS 0.2mm layer, 6 walls, 60 and 100 % infill

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