ratchet clamp 3d models

This version is based on my print-in-place ratchet clamp (https://www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-89776). I use this clamps for small woodworking projects. This time is printed in two parts (to avoid welding while printing) with minor...

This is a versatile replacement foot designed specifically for use with a ratchet clamp. ...By default, the settings are optimized to fit a Grip ratcheting bar clamp perfectly.

... ...works best on thinner surfaces. To assemble insert the ratchet clamp into the hole in the top of the tub so the short spur can interlock with the rack on the back of the tub. ...Finally use the wedge to fill the gap between the clamp and the tub.

Replacement head for generic ratchet-clamp. The original clamp was purchased at Harbor Freight and the brand long-forgotten. As most of these generic clamps have similar features and dimensions however, hopefully this part can benefit others too.To...

A block for the tracksaw clamp, so it can be used to clamp wood without marring the surface with the metal part of the jaw.Should fit the Makita Ratchet Guide Rail Clamps.Fits the rachet clamps from Temu and should also fit the VEIKO clamps from...

This is a small ratchet clamp, design to print in place. It can be scaled up, tested at 200% original size. ... Printed in PETG, 0,2mm resolution, 40% infill.

**UPDATE: I've uploaded a new STL file to prevent the two ratchet parts from welding together, as suggested by @brandonruggles.\r\n@alexblanco1 also recommends printing with horizontal expansion set to -0.1 if you encounter welded pieces.\r\n\r\nThis...

This ratchet-style pipe clamp design draws inspiration from NASA's CHAMP project. It features a flexible design that allows it to fit around hand rails easily. To secure the clamp, simply close and lock it using the "teeth" on both sides of the...

This is a print in place clamp, can be scaled up, tested up to 200%.Printed in PETG, 0,2mm layer, 40% infill.I use it for woodworking, can hold small pieces for glue-ups.

I hate supports so I tried my best to come up with a design that doesn't utilize supports, yet retains the functionality of this ratchet cable clamp, but I couldn't. However, after several iterations I believe I've come up with a design that works...

This experiment features a print-in-place design that can be easily scaled up for further testing.\r\n\r\nThe model has been printed at two different sizes - the original green model and a larger white version at 150% of its original...

I wanted to print a smaller version of the ratcheting clamp and I thought that the original was too thin to be scaled. Plus I tend to make things a bit overdesigned for long lasting durability and stregnth. Additionally, I wanted to assemble it...

The pawl is inserted into the circular spring using three tabs, while the spacer must be placed between the ratchet disc and the circular spring. The corp_2 part serves as a fixing point with M3 screws, and corp_3 is used for sewing fixation. Use a...

The pawl fits neatly into the circular spring via three tabs, while the spacer must be inserted between the ratchet disc and the circular spring. The corp_2 part can be fixed using M3 screws, and the piece corp_3 provides a secure sewing fixation...

“Ratcheting” is perhaps not exactly the correct term for this, but the design does allow for the clamp handle to be moved without moving the clamping screw. This is a simpler version of commercially available clamping levers. The cheapest clamping...

There are 3 different edge clamps in this file. ... One for a Triangle (60°) One for a Square (90°) One for a Pentagon (108°)

... ...It was unclear where it originated because many people rebrand them on eBay. Hopefully, this model will aid someone since it seems I am not the only one who experienced this issue: http://softsolder.com/2011/11/04/harbor-freight-bar-clamp-failure/

... exact model popping up all over eBay with different labels slapped on it. Maybe this write-up will help someone else out - I'm definitely not the only one who's had this problem: http://softsolder.com/2011/11/04/harbor-freight-bar-clamp-failure/

I snapped my flimsy clamp in two and set out to craft a more straightforward substitute, one that's simple enough to print without any pesky support structures getting in the way. ...So far, it's working like a charm, but time will tell if this DIY fix...

I swear everyone of these Harbor Freight Ratcheting Clamps internal handles/triggers are different. There are numerous ones out there, but none seemed to be the right size so I designed my own.  To complicate it, the inside pin on one side also...

Clamp corners for ratchet strap for making miter joints, framing, drawers, or boxes. This design is for the 1.5-inch ratchet straps. ...&nbsp;</p>

A series of angled clamp guides for 1" &amp; 2" ratchet straps.45°, 60°, 90°, 120°, 135°--------------------------60° - X3 Clamps for Triangle90° - X4 Clamps for Square120° - X6 Clamps for Pentagon135° - X8 Clamps for Octagons

This a replacement for a lost Dewalt clamp pad. The Bracket was run on PETG filament and PAD was run on TPU filament. ...it fit really well.

This item is a replacement pad/foot for a ratcheting bar clamp that I purchased from Harbor Freight, measuring 4 inches in length. To print it successfully, use the printer settings to exclude supports. ...The design incorporates built-in supports that...

I took the Molette.stl and modified the outer edge to have larger grip points to make it easier for my printer.

This custom-made clamp effectively secures small cables with diameters ranging from 11/16 inch to 3/16 inch (17mm to 4.7mm) when printed at standard scale. If scaled up, it should be able to handle larger cables. Here's a step-by-step guide on how...

... parts. Works in PLA or ABS. Inspired by traditional cable clamps like this one: https://amzn.to/2HLJeTN Update: Here is a modified version by 'robkingva' which allows you to snap the parts together! ...http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:715328

I've always been drawn to these clamps for some reason, and I'm also working on a customizable version of them. The design is a bit challenging since the circles are all "unwrapped" when in the neutral position. Have fun exploring my scan if you're...