The document is a project report on modeling a bench vise using CREO Parametric 2.0 software. It was submitted by Kashish Verma, Khusro Kamaluddin, Kush Malhotra, and Lalit Kumar. The report describes the types of vises, parts of a vise, and the modeling and assembly of the 10 parts of the bench vise model in CREO.

1. Project Report
on
CADD Modeling of
BenchVice using
CREO Parametric 2.0
Submitted by :
Kashish Verma
Khusro Kamaluddin
Kush Malhotra
Lalit Kumar

2. 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.

3. Types of Vise
1. Woodworking Vise :

4. 2. Engineer’s Vise :

5. 3. Hand Vise :

6. 4. Angle Vise :

7. 5. Drill Vise :

8. 6. Vise Grip :

9. 7. Pin Vise :

10. 8. Milling Vise :

11. And so on ……..

12. Parts of Vise

13. 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

14. 1. Base

15. 2. Vise Jaw

17. 3. Base Plate

18. 4. Jaw Screw

19. 5. Screw Bar

20. 6. Bar Globes

21. 7. Clamping Plate

22. 8. Oval Fillister

23. 9. Set Screw 1

24. 10. Set Screw 2

25. Assembly
The base was fixed in the beginning.
The parts were joined to the base using the
constraints :
• 1. Coincident
• 2. Distance