DIY Desk Vice

3D-Printed Bench Vice (Modular Design)This compact but capable bench vice is a fully 3D-printed tool designed for makers, hobbyists, and workshop tinkerers. The main body is printed in PLA-CF, giving it a rigid and precise structure, but it can be printed in PETG for increased durability, impact resistance, and long-term reliability—especially in warmer environments.The vice uses a classic screw-drive mechanism with a sturdy guide rod for stability. All functional black components (screw, handle, knobs, pins) are printed separately for smooth assembly. The jaws provide a firm grip for electronics, small mechanical components, and general bench tasks.One of the standout features is its modular, replaceable jaw pads. The clamping surfaces can be easily swapped to suit different shapes and materials. I will also upload the STL files, so anyone can modify or design their own custom jaws for specific projects or delicate workpieces.Perfect for makers who want a practical, customizable vice