Product film · 33 s · 16:9 · silent, made for muted autoplay
Section-view loop · 10 s · for email and trade-show screens
Exploded view, from our own CAD
Section view: one spindle, two threads
Concept project, fictional brand. Illustrative values.
Brief: show in about 30 seconds why a self-centering vise keeps the part centered, and that it docks on a zero-point base.
Approach: the film is built from our own CAD model, with 57 parts, including a spindle with left- and right-hand threads, bronze nuts and two pneumatic zero-point modules. It opens on proof: the face mill cuts while the centre error stays on screen. Then the part drops off-centre and the jaws pull it to the middle. A section view shows one spindle with two threads. The vise docks on the base: air opens the zero-point modules, and springs lock them when the air is off. Then the vise comes apart and goes back together, part by part. Finally a trunnion tilts the part 90° for side milling in the same clamping.
Delivered: a 33-second silent film, made for muted autoplay, plus a 10-second section-view loop for email and trade-show screens.
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Concept project, fictional brand. A 33-second film from our own 57-part CAD model: the vise centers the part, docks, comes apart and tilts for side milling.
