Conception et réalisation d'un etau fractal

Abstract

A vise is a tool used to hold work pieces firmly while working on them, usually by clamping them between two jaws. Vises are commonly used in workshops to secure work pieces during drilling, milling or other operations. However, they can have disadvantages such as difficulty in securing complex parts, and sometimes they are not suitable for holding parts with irregular shapes. Additionally, there may be stability and precision issues when attaching parts of different sizes. These limitations may make working on certain parts more difficult. For example, it may be difficult to hold complex shaped parts firmly or not parallel. To overcome these problems, the fractal vice offers an interesting and effective solution. Thanks to its fractal design, it allows you to hold parts of various shapes by adapting them to its multiple jaw levels. This provides better stability and flexibility when attaching parts. Additionally, the Fractal Vise can also be adjusted to accommodate parts of different sizes, providing greater precision. This work aims to design and create a fractal vice.