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Easier clamping in tighter spaces
Camless Clamps
You're probably using traditional wooden cam clamps in your shop. They're faster and lighter than metal clamps, and give strong pressure for instrument assembly. The cam levers can be awkward, though, and when lots of clamps are used around a tightly curved edge, such as an instrument body, the cams can interfere with each other. We found a solution by simply replacing the wooden cam with a thumbscrew: a "camless" clamp. Now you can place the clamps closer together with easier access for adjustments, and get finer control of clamping pressure, too.
See details below
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These high quality clamps are made of hardwood and steel, for years of daily use. The jaws have protective cork lining. The small clamp has 4-1/2" depth; the large clamp is 8-1/2" deep. Both sizes open to 8-1/4".
Shown on page 14 of our latest catalog.
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