Drawing plans and dimensions to make brass and steel hold down clamps. This project is meant to be made with an engine lathe and mill.

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2023年5月12日 · To make a set of hold down clamps. While I’m at it, I might as well add some unique features to make them a bit more useful. And of course I can’t resist the urge to make them a bit stylish!...

In this video I’ll be engineering and machining a mini pallet system for my vertical milling machine. This is sometimes also referred to as a universal fixture plate and is essentially a slab...

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But I think I know why… for a fixture plate to be useful one needs a variety of clamping tools to hold material to it. And as it stands, I only have one style of clamp ready to go. So that’s my challenge this week. To make a set of hold down clamps. While I’m at it, I might as well add some unique features to make them a bit more useful.

2023年5月13日 · By Inheritance Machining. 23:53 video: New plans added on 08/30: Click here for 2,430 plans for homemade tools. The Following 2 Users Say Thank You to Jon For This Useful Post:

Some STYLISH Hold Down Clamps || INHERITANCE MACHINING. www.youtube.com. 0. 1. 1. Some STYLISH Hold Down Clamps || INHERITANCE MACHINING. www.youtube.com. @roobre M A to ⚙️ Workshop • 1 year ago. 0. A while back I spent the better part of a week in the machine shop making a universal fixture plate. ...

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2024年3月11日 · Brandon (Inheritance Machining) did feature his take on it. There are excellent videos, including those by This Old Tony. The basic idea is to make the shape polygon on the end of the cutter, giving it a "dished concave" end, and with a short taper, to give the points some clearance angle, making it look like a tiny (sort of) dovetail cutter.