Project Report on

CADD Modeling of Bench Vice using CREO Parametric

2.0Submitted by : Kashish VermaKhusro KamaluddinKush MalhotraLalit Kumar

Vise

A vise, a common mechanical device that is used to hold a workpiece stationary, is an integral tool in many woodworking and

metalworking applications. Bench vises, in particular, attach directly to a workbench to

hold the workpiece during operations such as sawing, planing, and drilling.

Types of Vise

1. Woodworking Vise :

2. Engineer’s Vise :

3. Hand Vise :

4. Angle Vise :

5. Drill Vise :

6. Vise Grip :

7. Pin Vise :

8. Milling Vise :

And so on ……..

Parts of Vise

Modeling• The bench vise model has the following parts :• 1. Base• 2. Vise Jaw• 3. Base Plate• 4. Jaw Screw• 5. Screw Bar• 6. Bar Globes• 7. Oval Fillister • 8. Clamping Plate• 9. Set Screw 1• 10. Set Screw 2

1. Base

2. Vise Jaw

3. Base Plate

4. Jaw Screw

5. Screw Bar

6. Bar Globes

7. Clamping Plate

8. Oval Fillister

9. Set Screw 1

10. Set Screw 2

Assembly

The base was fixed in the beginning.The parts were joined to the base using the

constraints :• 1. Coincident• 2. Distance

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