Uploaded May 2020 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Low Profile Mill Clamps build for holding flat plates at the mill!
I think these are going to be a game changer for me. You can expect to see more of these in the future.
The hex heads are easy swapped out if I want another shape of workholding.
Eg a small gripper for say a plastic part see Stefans recent video where he makes some for the lathe youtube.com/watch?v=lsSBKUMT5Ew
Alternatively they could be aluminium or brass to prevent marking a nice work piece. The options are endless
I went for no talking ASMR for this one. Let me know if you do want any details
I know my cold bluing came out a bit average unfortunately. I can't have cleaned the parts as well as I should have. Also I shouldn't have double dipped the brush I know.
I have a patreon account if you wish to help support the channel. Through this you can get early access and more
patreon.com/tommygmachining
The hex stock material was 1214 steel supplied by Tyne Valley Metals. They have a variety of engineering metals including 4140, bearing bronze, D2 tool steel and more.
https://www.ebay.com.au/str/tynevalleymetals
facebook.com/tynevalleyenterprises
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Low Profile Mill Clamps build for holding flat plates at the mill!
I think these are going to be a game changer for me. You can expect to see more of these in the future.
The hex heads are easy swapped out if I want another shape of workholding.
Eg a small gripper for say a plastic part see Stefans recent video where he makes some for the lathe youtube.com/watch?v=lsSBKUMT5Ew
Alternatively they could be aluminium or brass to prevent marking a nice work piece. The options are endless
I went for no talking ASMR for this one. Let me know if you do want any details
I know my cold bluing came out a bit average unfortunately. I can't have cleaned the parts as well as I should have. Also I shouldn't have double dipped the brush I know.
I have a patreon account if you wish to help support the channel. Through this you can get early access and more
patreon.com/tommygmachining
The hex stock material was 1214 steel supplied by Tyne Valley Metals. They have a variety of engineering metals including 4140, bearing bronze, D2 tool steel and more.
https://www.ebay.com.au/str/tynevalleymetals
facebook.com/tynevalleyenterprises
Hey you! Yeah, you reading this!
Hit that button that says 'Subscribe'!
Good things will happen. Promise 😉
