Chuck 3D prints a machine vise featured on Thingiverse for his portable electronics workbench to hold circuit boards. He printed it on his Creality CR-10 3D printer. Also Atomic filament was used that he received from the Midwest RepRap Festival. He shows you some tips to make it work better and how to assemble it on this weeks .\r
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