Tools and Holding Devices summar

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Tools and Holding Devices summar

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"A" - clamp

"A" shaped clamping device.

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"A" - clamp

 

These clamps are versatile and easy to use. They use a cam powered action. They prevent twisting of workpieces.

angle plate

Angle plate is used in layout work and in setting up the work piece for drilling or milling at a 90 degree to the table.

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Angle plates are a common layout accessory.

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Angle plate / layout

"C" - clamp

"C" shaped clamping device.

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Clamping devices are used by the operator for safe handling and ease of operation.

Using "C" - clamps workpieces can be fastened to angle plates for layout operations.
"C" - clamps are available from 1 to 16 inches.

center punch

Center punch is used to enlarge prick punch holes.

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Center punch has an included point angle of 90 degrees.

 

Center punches are used to mark the workpiece prior to machining operations such as drilling and should not be used in place of a layout punch.

dividers

Dividers transfer distances directly from the rule to the work and are used to scribe equally spaced divisions.
They are also used to scribe arcs and circles.

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Dividers are available in various sizes.

Dividers are usually set to rules.
Similar to a pencil compass, it consists of two sharp points.
Points may be lightly honed for sharpness.

drill vise

Drill vise is a holding device used for clamping most workpieces while drilling.

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One of the most commonly used work-holding devices is also called a drill press vise.

 

The vises provide the quickest and most efficient set up method for parallel work.
Available in many sizes.

gooseneck clamp

Gooseneck is a hold down device used to fasten a work piece to a table.

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The measuring surfaces are lapped and polished to 200 milionths of an inch.

The gooseneck clamp allows the top of the clamping bolt to be positioned below the surface to be machined.

hermaphrodite caliper

Hermaphrodite caliper locates and scribes lines in a work piece parallel to its side.

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The hermaphrodite caliper can also be used to lay out the center of round stock.

Available in many sizes.
Reversible for inside lines.
It consists of two legs, one sharp point and the other leg is a hook.

Kant-Twist clamp

Kant-Twist clamp is a heavy duty clamping devices.

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Clamping devices are used for safe handling and ease of operation.

Kant-Twist clamps weight approximately half as much as comparable C-clamps.
They are superior to standard C-clamps.
They eliminate distortion and twisting action.

laying out

Laying out or lay-out is the operation of transferring reference marks from a blueprint to the work piece.

The information measured and transferred must be accurate. An error in layout will result in an error in the finished part.

Accurate workmanship depends upon the ability to use the proper instruments and gages for measuring precisely.

parallel clamp

A parallel clamp is a low reach heavy duty clamping device, also known as machinist or toolmakers' clamp.

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Toolmakers' parallel clamp

Clamping devices are used for safe handling and ease of operation. Stronger and smaller than a C-clamp.

prick punch

Prick punch is used lightly mark the location of holes.

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The prick punch has an included point angle of 30 degree.

 

The prick punch is the only punch that should be used in layout. It is used to preserve the location of a layout mark while doing minimum damage to the work piece.

scriber

Scriber is a sharp, pointed tool used to draw straight sharp lines.

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A scriber is used with a square rule or straight-edge for drawing straight lines. This is particularly important when laying out.

The pocket scriber can be reversed in the handle for safety. Available with carbide or hardened steel point.

step blocks

Step blocks help to support the work piece.

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The height of the work piece determines the correct step block on which a clamp can be placed to secure the work piece.

Step blocks are extremely useful clamping aids.
They are used in conjuction with gooseneck, "U" - clamps and strap clamps.

T-bolt

Head has a T-shape and is used to fasten work to the table.

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T-slot bolt

T-bolts are used on milling machines tables and faceplates.
The heads of the T-bolts often fit the slots on the drill press tables.

trammel

Trammel measures between two points and scribes circles or arcs that are too large for dividers.

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Trammel

Trammel points can be attached to a bar and set to circle dimensions or they may be clamped directly by rule graduations.

transfer punch

Transfer punch used to transfer holes of any diameter from 1/16th to 2 inches.

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Transfer punch set

Transfer punch can be used with any shape of hole-round rectangular, square, elongated, or tear-shaped materials up to 2 inches or 50 mm thick.

"U" - clamp

"U" shaped device for holding down a work piece.
It has a continuous slot.

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Clamping devices are used for safe handling and ease of operation.

One advantage of the "U" - clamp is that it can be removed without taking the nut off the T-bolt.

V-blocks

V-blocks hold round stock for layout work.

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Round work pieces can be securely fastened in a set of V-blocks.

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To prevent the shaft from bending under cutting pressure a V-block and screw jack can be used to support the shaft.

 

 

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