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    Homemade low-profile side clamps - video

    Homemade low-profile side clamps. By EL METAL RaymondMenendez. 14:34 video:


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    An excellent set of clamps and an excellent video!

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    Great video; really like the 'spindle-eye' view. Edge clamping might be more beneficial on small machine, securing parts where width gets limited fast.

    Too few shops run horizontal mills, even with a fixed [non quill] spindle. Hate to guess how many hours spent over the years I've spent monkeying to set-up vertical mills when long parts need to hang over edge of table.
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    That stretched the hell out of the "home made" envelope. Great idea if you live in a large well equipped machine shop.



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