Nomad 883 Pro Vise Model?

[mcb (Matt Byington)]

Hey team!

I’m looking to migrate from using double sided tape to using the vise, as I’ve had a few of my end mills get pretty gummed up and I’m always a little scared that it won’t hold properly (the tape).

Does anyone have a 3D model of the vise? IIRC, in Fusion 360, which is what I’m using, if you have a model of your fixture, you can specify it as a fixture and then during simulation, check for collisions.

(If this isn’t the right way to avoid collisions please feel free to educate me! I am new to CNC about a month so still very green)

Thanks!
Matt

[enl_public]

Yes, that is the right way to avoid collisions. I have models for most of my fixturing devices, but I do not have the nomad vise. someone else might, though. If not, it should be easy to model.

[WillAdams (William Adams (Carbide 3D))]

Yes, see:

Vise and Jig in Fusion 360

For now, I’ll post a link to the step file which you can import into Fusion 360. I’m going to be locked up in a meeting for a few hours so I’ll post a Fusion 360 link/file later. https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/172647/Vice_Carbide_3D.zip Update: Fusion 360 Public Link http://a360.co/2glGNqw Note: Fusion 360 parts are not constrained for component movement. I’ll get around to that someday.