Drill Press Vise clamp

This is based on the device created by YouTuber “Pask Makes”. I don't have any metal working tools so I replicated it in Fusion and Bambu.Original video: It is made for a 1940's Delta DP-220 drill press with a 2-¾" column without a table-height crank. It is designed around ¼-20 SAE bolts and Cam-clamps but would also work with m6 hardware if that is your norm. You will need a drill-press vise, 19" of 3/8" round steel rod, two ¼-20x1-½" bolts, one ¼-20 self-locking nut, one ¼" washer, one ¼-20 cam-clamp from Amazon. (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07QYRNMD7) Print this in the material of your choice with lots of outer shells and a decent amount of infill. Drill and tap your rod and vise. (I used three 10-24 screws.) Bolt it together. Run the rod through the print and clamp it around the drill column.