How To Restore - Old Pivoting Vice - Complete Restoration - With 3D Printing

This old vice was hidden somewhere in the back of my Workshop.
It was not in use for a long time, because it was missing some handles.
I started the restoration with disassembly and paint removal.
After some sandblasting, I gave it a shiny orange color.
I made a new handle for the screws. And to have all the same plastic caps on them, I 3D printed them all.
I designed the cap in a Fusion 360 and prepared the g-code in an Ultimaker Cura software.
The 3D printer is Tevo Tarantula with lots of upgrades.
The material used for the print is ASA (similar to ABS, but better UV-resistant).
Complete restoration with video editing took me two days.
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[@davidcoats1037]

Great job! Neat little vise and in my favorite color, orange. 😃👍🏼

[@user-dx6pt9oo6h]

Hi bro 👋👋👋 very very good restoration vise 👍👍👍

[@everytool8557]

Thanks.

[@cristian6766]

Nice restoration. Very very cool vise but i don't like the colour. Also those nails are to soft of a metal for a vise handle. They will bend very easily. But all in all a very cool resto!

[@blacknight1003]

Is that the same Orange that you painted the lawn mower? Nice. Don’t think that I would have painted the vise grips though. Nice job all the same.

[@old-tool]

Красиво получилось, но вот гвозди, думаю согнуться при хорошей затяжки

[@garymucher9590]

Very nicely refurbished. Thumbs Up Does your Fusion 360 program produce the correct files needed for the 3D printer without any further post conversions?

[@everytool8557]

Thanks. I think there is an option to print from fusion 360 but I never tried. I use Ultimaker's Cura software to slice and prepare a g-code. It lets you set all kind of settings.

[@user-cp9oe6ic7l]

元々、それほどボロくない物をレストアとか草ｗ日本ではそういうのは「余計なお世話」て言うんだよ！
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