**Print-in-Place Mini Vise**
This mini vise prints vertically as one piece using no supports. There are small pads on the moving jaws that reduce the clearance required in order to print it in place.  The risers under the vise allow the handwheel to be turned while sitting on a flat surface. The knob on the hand wheel should swivel as well.  The jaws are 64mm wide and  open to 80mm.  It has an overall printing height of 164mm.

**Print Instructions**
The moving jaws form on top of the serrations of the stationary jaw and as a result it’s important that you use a .4mm nozzle x .45mm line width, and .2mm layer heights if printing at 100%.  To free the jaws after printing I pried slightly with a screw driver on each side of the jaws before opening it with the screw.

**Heavy Version**
The hardest thing about this print is probably the overhangs and bridging as a result of the weight saver holes.  If these holes are a issue, I made a [Heavy Version](https://social.thangs.com/m/47675), without them. 

Printed on the [Muldex](https://github.com/3dprintingworld/MULDEX) rep-rap IDEX printer.

Printed with [3D Fuel Silver PLA]( https://www.3dfuel.com/collections/175ppla)
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Mini Print-in-Place Vise

**Print-in-Place Mini Vice**
This mini vise prints vertically as one piece using no supports. There are small pads on the moving jaws that reduce the clearance required in order to print it in place.  The risers under the vise allow the handwheel to be turned while sitting on a flat surface. The knob on the hand wheel should swivel as well.  The jaws are 64mm wide and  open to 80mm.  It has an overall printing height of 164mm.

**Print Instructions**
The moving jaws form on top of the serrations of the stationary jaw and as a result it’s important that you use a .4mm nozzle x .45mm line width, and .2mm layer heights if printing at 100%.  To free the jaws after printing I pried slightly with a screw driver on each side of the jaws before opening it with the screw.

The hardest thing about this print is probably the overhangs and bridging as a result of the weight saver holes.  If these hole are causing people issues I can make a version without them but I think most printers have adequate cooling to handle it. 

Printed on the [Muldex](https://github.com/3dprintingworld/MULDEX) rep-rap IDEX printer.

Printed with [3D Fuel Silver PLA]( https://www.3dfuel.com/collections/175ppla)


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