Model Engine Maker
Supporting => Tooling & Machines => Topic started by: ausdier on June 06, 2014, 04:29:33 PM
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Had to join some wires together today and whilst I had a pair of human hands to help me this time, I have in the past had a bit of a problem holding them exactly where I wanted them. :facepalm:
So I think in the very near future I will make a few of these to hold anything I want.
Probably be good to hold fiddly parts in place when silver soldering. :shrug:
If there is enough interest I will post a workshop drawing or if people PM me I will just send it to them.
Cheers.
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Elegnt. In my approach to this problem...
http://www.modelenginemaker.com/index.php/topic,353.msg2345.html#msg2345
I provided a mechanism for fixing the position of the two clamps relative to each other. That's worked out to be a very useful feature.
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Hey Marv,
Some nice jigs there but I think they are a little limited in range of movement .
If there are a few grooves in the jaws and you clamp a piece of something in the jaws first.
Then tighten your clamps on the arms you can do the same thing by doing an aligned butt joint.
Also if you have enough you can hold a variety of parts at various angles to be able to join them.
As a picture is worth a thousand words ( well maybe 100 words with inflation :) ) here are a few of what I mean.
Cheers.
PS: Phil, expect to see a few photos if you build one or some. :ThumbsUp:
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Thanks Ausdier. They look good to me
Cheers,
Phil
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Look good to me as well. I would certainly be interested in seeing the drawing(s)
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I also, would be interested in the drawings.
Mike
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Well tel and Mike it looks like you two and phil are the only people who are interested in these drawings :wallbang:
So if you are still interested just PM me with your emails and I will send them to you.
Cheers guys and thanks for taking the time to look and be interested in this post. :cheers:
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Hi Ausdier, was sitting in the wings, subscribed to the thread, waiting for the drawings to appear online. So there is more people interested in your drawings and holders.
Would it be possible for you to send me a copy of your drawings too ?
many thanks
Z
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Shure mate just shoot me your email in a PM and they are yous. :ThumbsUp:
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I like it!! Very slick design.
John
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Thank you very much John. :)
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Very useful. Could prove to be very handy indeed.
A project for next winter to be sure.
Thanks for posting.
Ernie J
Olds, Alberta
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Shure mate just shoot me your email in a PM and they are yous. :ThumbsUp:
PM sent mate
thanks
Z
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Email sent thanks z. :cheers:
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Ausdier I am interested also pm sent.
Don
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I'm up for it as well. PM sent. Hugh.
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Thanks Don and Hugh, plans sent.
Cheers guys. :cheers:
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Ausdier
email received all good :ThumbsUp:
many thanks
Z
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Plans received. Thanks Ausdier :praise2:
Cheers,
Phil
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I agree ! Handy gadget.
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A third hand is on my to do list, in fact I've already made a nice heavy triangular steel base. May copy elements of this thanks! :cheers:
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Got them, thanks Ausdier.
Don
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Glad you all got the plans z, Phil and Don.
Tel, email has been sent.
Your welcome to use any part or element Arbalest I hope any idea helps.
Cheers Baron.
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I use a fly tying vise (really needs a photo), I bought it many years ago to hold small circuit boards while soldering. Ian S C
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The Panavise was invented for the purpose of soldering circuit boards. It is pricey but worth it, as it has special jaws for holding boards and many other things like that.
Mosey