$5 DIY Cam Clamp for Drill Press Vise
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ก.ย. 2024
- Here is an inexpensive way to lock in your drill press vise using a bicycle quick release cam ($5). This great idea came to me from, "spftt Reale", thank you!
Amazon location for a bicycle quick release clamp.
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Isn't it interesting that the people who make the vises haven't thought about this before? This is a great idea!
It does seem odd to me too! It is so cnvieniet to use. Have a nice holiday season.
Wow, what a great idea, simple cheap an effective!
It really is! I hope you try to make one for yourself.
Thanks for the video. Great idea.
Glad you liked it! Have a great holiday.
Excellent idea! I will apply it to my drill press vise too. Thanks.
Glad it was helpful! It is easy an inexpensive, I hope you give it a try. By the way, in what state are you viewing my video? I would like to add a pin to my map for all my video replies. Thank you!
@@gfotinakes316 I live in Serbia (Europe) in the vicinity of Novi Sad (the capital city of the Province of Vojvodina).
@@sharpyfk Thank you for your response. I looked at your city, it is right on the Danube River and is so beautiful. I am Greek American (all four grandparents born in Greece). We share a common culture. Have a great Sring time and stay safe from the Covid virus.
@@gfotinakes316 Thank you George for your interesting letter. In a way we are neighbours by origine. Here in Serbia we are lock-down this week and probably it will be continued. It is terrible to be spending time at home and my basement as my workshop. Now I am a pensioner and hobbyist. I like process wood. I would like to know where do you live in USA? Keep away from Covid and if it is possible receive Covid vaccine.By profession I am a MD and 40 years I was in the medical practice. Have a good time. Greetings from Serbia.Franjo(Frank)
@@sharpyfk Thank you for your note Franjo. I too am on a pension. I was a middle school science and woodshop teacher for 40 years. My wife and I live in southern California. We live about 15 minutes from Disneyland and 18 minutes from the warm Pacific ocean. We too have been mostly in our home for 1 year. We do go out for rides in the car and on my bike. Stores have set up senior hours so we could stay safe from a lot of people. My wife and I were both able to get our second Moderna vaccination and feel very blessed to have some degree of immunity. We still mask and stay 6 feet away from people. Our county of 3.3 million people has put over 1 million vaccinations into arms in the last 5-6 weeks. We still have a large portion of the population that believes the vaccinations are silly and will not take them. This has been the strangest year in my life. The Pandemic was bad enough but our people politically lost trust in one another. It is not good to be away from other humans too long without someone to buffer your ideas. I hope you and your family have a wonderful Easter (if you are Christian) or a wonderful spring and summer.
Woww wonderful idea..
Thank you Madhawa, I wish it was my own creation. By the way, what state are you in? I like to put a pin in a map for all of my replies.
That's a neat idea. Thanks for sharing.
You are so welcome! I enjoy your station. By the way, in what state are you viewing my video? I would like to add a pin to my map for all my video replies. Thank you!
Oh, I can see you are in Ontario, Canada
Good idea! Thanks
You bet! By the way, what state are you in? I like to put a pin in my map for all of my replies. Take care!
@@gfotinakes316 Hey George, I'm in Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Nice thanks god bless
You are welcome! It is still working fine. Take care
Did you have to cut the rod and tap a thread on the end?
No, the thread was already there from the bike seat attachment. Does that make sense?
@@gfotinakes316 Sorry, I immediately thought it was an axle rod. Doh!
Thanks.
The clamp is more expensive than the vise.
You can get quick releases for bike seats for about $4 each.
LOL, poor man's "floating vice". The new manufactured versions of floating vice can cost for $300. I wish I had seen this video before I purchased $40 worth of magswitchs to do a similar thing.
Take a look at my magswitch bandsaw fence. Maybe you can still get some use out of those magnets!
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