Ê-tô Nam Châm Cho Tay Taro

By ChrisBorge

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epoxy_top_v1_1775214869.stlSTL · 128.2 KB
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switch_v1_1775214872.stlSTL · 45.6 KB
top_no_epoxy_v1_1775214873.stlSTL · 103.7 KB
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Model ID: #284695
Category: DIY
Published: 04/03/2026
License: Creative Commons — Attribution

Description

A v2 of my magnetic vise fixing the uh… numerous issues with v1. Used with steel parts or a small steel based vise to quickly adjust work position while still holding firm.

Current files are SPECIFICALLY for use with the tapping arm. Ill try get around to making a standalone version, or you are welcome to remix one with the STEP files.

As seen in:

Uses 12 bar magnets and 12 m12 nuts to create a simple magnetic switch, toggled using a simple mechanism:

Magnetic switches contain or release the magnetic field by adjusting the relationship of the magnetic poles, see below diagram and video for more info. Very simple once you get your head around it, some cool potential designs to print.