Hold-Downs Clamp
Points : Hold-Downs Clamp, Definition Definition Sometimes parallels, or combinations of parallels, of the size required to raise the work above the jaws of the vise are not available. This is particularly true when machining this stock.
Hold-downs of the type are used to grip the work and hold it in position. Hold-downs are wedge shaped in cross-section with the thick edge being beveled 2° or 30°. This causes the hold-down to press downward at the thin edge when it is tightened against the work. Thus, the work is held sufficiently rigid to permit machining with light cuts.
Points : Hold-Downs Clamp, Definition Definition Sometimes parallels, or combinations of parallels, of the size required to raise the work above the jaws of the vise are not available. This is particularly true when machining this stock.
Hold-downs of the type are used to grip the work and hold it in position. Hold-downs are wedge shaped in cross-section with the thick edge being beveled 2° or 30°. This causes the hold-down to press downward at the thin edge when it is tightened against the work. Thus, the work is held sufficiently rigid to permit machining with light cuts.
No comments:
Post a Comment
Dont paste link here..