Tilt-lift table with fractal vice (100% 3D printed no extra parts required.)

Model Overview & Print Notes

The height of the lift table can be adjusted with the lower wheel, the angle with the middle wheel and the Fractal Vise can be tightened with the upper wheel.   Print Settings & Quantity: I printed everything with a layer height of 0.2mm. All parts are correctly rotated. Part Name Quantity Support #bottom_main 1 Yes, if the printer does not manage 8cm bridging #middle_main 1 Yes, if the printer does not manage 8cm bridging #top_main 1 No #screw_1 2 No #screw_2 4 No #screw_3 1 No #screw_4 2 No #screw_5 2 No #screw_6 2 No #bottom_thread 1 No #middle_thread 1 No #top_thread 1 No #wheel_1 2 No #wheel_2 1 No #bottom_slider 1 No #middle_slider 1 No #connection_1 2 No #connection_2 2 No #connection_3 2 No #pin_1 2 No #pin_2 2 No #knobs 2 No #fractal_fixed 1 No #fractal_movable 1 No #fractal_move_fixed 1 No #arm_connector 30± No #clamp 2 Yes, Tree/Organic Support #fractal_small 8 No #fractal_medium 4 Yes, Tree/Organic Support #fractal_big 2 Yes, Tree/Organic Support   Issues: The wheel does not hold on to the thread: If it doesn't stick well enough, you can glue the wheel to the thread or screw it on with an M3 screw. (It has a prefabricated hole for M3 screws max. 25mm) The arm_connectors are too tight: It has a file arm_connector_loose, you can print this instead of the normal arm_connectors.   Building Instruction:   Done, I hope you like the lifting table.

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