Low Profile Clamps (Inspired by Clickspring) Part 2 @Preso58
Low Profile Clamps (Inspired by Clickspring) Part 2  @Preso58
Uploaded January 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
#shopmadetools In Part 2 of the Mitee Bite style clamp build, I finish the machining of the all important eccentric headed screws, make the steel and brass clamping elements and demonstrate the action of the clamps in two different configurations. I also reclaimed some already hardened steel by annealing it. That steel has been used to make the steel clamping elements. I will be able to harden and temper it later.
If you are interested in obtaining the model for the 3D printed version of the clamp, you can download it here altrish.co.uk/2023/01/28/3d-printed-mark-presling-clamping-system
Thanks to Alan for making this available.
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Low Profile Clamps (Inspired by Clickspring) Part 2

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