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3D Models of Vises for 3D Printing

This collection gathers 3D models of vises, from small hand-held clamps to machine vises and holders for circuit boards. Most of them are designed to be produced on a 3D printer, sometimes with a few bought screws, rods or springs. It is useful when you need to hold a part steady while soldering, drilling or gluing. Polyzon does not confirm whether models are free, their price, license, official status, affiliation, safety or fitness. Check the current terms at the source.

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The models differ mainly in size and purpose. Mini and hand-held vises are small enough to sit on a desk or be gripped in one hand, while machine and workshop vises are larger and often use threaded rods or guides. A separate group is built around printed circuit boards, where the jaws hold a flat board during soldering or assembly. Some entries come with a set of interchangeable jaws or protective inserts for softer surfaces.

Before printing, read the author's page: overall size and scale, the number of separate parts, whether the design needs supports, and which material and settings the author used. Check how the clamping force is produced — a printed thread behaves differently from a metal screw, and a model may expect a specific rod diameter or nut size. Look at photos of real prints to judge wall thickness and how the jaws meet.

If the results are too narrow, try related terms: clamp, bench vise, PCB holder, soldering jig, third hand, or the name of a machine and table the vise is meant for. Adding a material or a size word, such as mini or desktop, also shifts the list. Related topics like clamps, fixtures and tool holders often contain designs that do the same job in a different way.

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What is the difference between a mini vise and a machine vise in these models?
Mini vises are small, often hand-held or desk-top, and are meant for light work with small parts. Machine vises are larger, usually have a guided or threaded clamping mechanism and are built for heavier holding on a workbench or a machine table.
Do these vise models need extra hardware?
Some are fully printed, including the thread, while others are designed around a metal screw, rod, nut or spring. The author's description usually states which parts are printed and which you have to add.
How do I choose a vise for soldering circuit boards?
Look for models with flat, wide jaws and enough clearance for the board and its components. Check the maximum opening and whether the design holds the board by the edges or supports it from below.
Can I change the size of a printed vise?
Scaling changes the whole model, including thread clearances and holes for screws, so a scaled version may no longer fit its hardware. It is safer to look for a model already made in the size you need.

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