3D Printing a Model of a Functional Vise! Created from the Ox Tools, Wilton Baby Bullet Vise project

I wanted to create a holder for my soldering projects, and I decided to 3D print a vise created from a model that Tom, over at Ox Tools put out for his machining project. \r
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▼You can find the model here: \r
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***This is a model of a functional vice, and should not be used AS a real vice. 3D printed plastic can break and fly apart in unpredictable ways under pressure***\r
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Be sure to check out Toms amazing videos bringing the real vise to life! In this video Ill go through the steps I took to modify his models, and assembling the functioning vise. \r
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I made the changes to the model in Autodesk Fusion 360, printed it on my LulzBot Mini 3D printer.\r
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Here is the link to the latest Ox Tools video on the Wilton Baby Bullet Vise:\r
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Also be sure to check out Toms Go Fund Me page for his project\r
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