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This clamp is designed for use with slotted beds on many desktop CNC routers. The clamp base is sized to fit a bed where slots are approximately 37mm apart, edge to edge. A bolt stays fitted into the slots while the clamp base is secured using either...

These are some clamp base and stop blocks I printed for my Router CNC table. Used for holding project work material on the spoil board. I am using a clamp sold by Harbor Freight for about $3.00 I cut off parts of the clamp, but they could be left...

The concept for this clamp was inspired by topsie's CNC-heavy video, which demonstrates its effectiveness in various applications. By using this design, you can eliminate the need for a waste board. To customize your clamp, simply modify the code...

A premium-grade, precision-machined clamp is required to secure a heavy-duty 20x80mm OX-CNC milling belt in place. This top-tier fastening solution guarantees optimal stability and alignment during extended operations. It also enables easy and...

This is a corner clamp designed to fit the 3018 CNC mill / engraver. Secures with 3x M4 x 14mm screws. Includes 3D printable M4 T-Nut which accepts a regular M4 nut. The nut is designed to be a snug fit (the hexagonal recess is 7mm AF) - simply...

Spannpratze zur Werkstückbefestigung auf CNC Fräasen.

Yet again I needed another small clamp and decided to make one that instead of clamping to the sides of the part it clamps the part down on the table. ...Used for thinner parts or materials.

Similar to the Tiger clamps. ... Bolt the bracket down through the slotted hole to your spoil board and then tighten the screw to push the top section of the clamp against the material. ...

Searching online for a basic bed clamp plan, hoping to find something straightforward and easy to build.

I modified the low-profile clamp to accommodate a 6mm aluminum rod sourced from McMaster Carr, eliminating the recess for the bolt. I printed the redesigned clamp using PETG, specifying 7 shells, 7 top, and 5 bottom layers. ...The updated design...

... that expands, I designed it to accommodate an M8 bolt. As the bolt is tightened, the halves of the clamp expand outward against the workpiece or another part if multiple parts need engraving. ... To keep the two halves secure, I utilized an O-ring.

... a 40mm bolt spacing to accommodate a 20x60 slot. ...This innovative solution was born out of necessity - my printer's limited Z-height forced me to think outside the box, and I came up with a clever workaround: using two or three clamps instead of one.

Designed a custom corner clamp to secure the workpiece, incorporating a 1.5mm overhang for added stability. ...Created a step file for easy modification and adaptation to individual needs.

The clamp should provide both down clamping force and some side support.Tips:Print as designed (flat face down)Print with a lot of walls, the main goal is rigidity along the long axis for clamping forceDimensioningPlease see the diagram for the...

This is a custom clamping system designed specifically for use with my MPCNC setup, which draws inspiration from the innovative work of Marius Hornberger, as showcased in one of his YouTube tutorials.

I like a lot of clamp designs on here, but most of them use bolts. ...I usually screw down to the waste board, so I thought Id try a version that had smaller holes for my pan head screws.

I crafted this solution specifically to utilize a bolt as a means of securing waste material on my compact Alfawise C10 CNC bed. ...This design also accommodates other similar systems, such as those found in SainSmart CNCs.

Humans designed protective systems to safeguard aluminum CNC machines like the 3018 while also shielding wooden components from potential damage. ...A moderate level of power is required for this system, making it highly effective in its intended...

A compact fixture holds a Sharpie pen firmly against an 80mm CNC spindle, with a design that allows for slight flexibility to prevent the pen from coming into contact with any hard surface.

I use a short carriage bolt on the back side to keep the clamp parallel to my workpiece.If you often work with stock of the same depth, you may want to fasten the Hex bolt loosely in place with a nylock nut.You may need to ream out the printed parts...

This customized approach not only enhances safety by reducing the risk of piece displacement but also improves the overall precision of the work.By using custom profiles, I've been able to optimize the efficiency of my CNC by minimizing setup times...

I Needed A Secure Spot For My Clamp Downs So I Crafted A Custom Tray Just For Them. All The Essential Details Are Now Embedded In A Handy .DXF File That's Yours To Download And Modify To Suit Your Needs. Follow Me On Google+ To Stay Up-To-Date With...

PLA/PET - infil 30-40%

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This remix is designed for my STEPCRAFT D serie machine. ... Horizontal screw M5 * 16 mm + 2 nuts inserted Vertical screw M4 * 12mm (rounded head) + 10*10mm square nut, 4mm thick

VACUUM LOCK FOR CNC MACHINE, vacuum locking system, excellent for fixing the pieces to the work surface of your CNC machine using the vacuum technique, you need a vacuum generator (vacuum pump), you need a neoprene o-ring (diameter 4.0mm) to be...

Introducing the CNC Table Clamp with an 8mm Bore Hole – a robust and versatile solution for your CNC routing and milling needs. This meticulously designed clamp provides a secure and stable method of fastening materials to your CNC table, ensuring...

Just some quick and dirty CNC work holding clamps for M5 waste-boards. This thing contains the files to 3D Print (stl), Laser Cut (dxf) or CNC Router (f3d/stp) (out of aluminium) this file. It has been tested with all 3 and my best results were...

Just some quick and dirty CNC work holding clamps for M5 waste-boards. This thing contains the files to 3D Print (stl), Laser Cut (dxf) or CNC Router (f3d/stp) (out of aluminium) this file. It has been tested with all 3 and my best results were using...