Woodworking Frame Clamps
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A friend was doing some woodworking and had some really simple frame clamps. I liked them, so I designed my own. You can use these for clamping simple picture frames and boxes during glue up.
You'll need to print four of these corners, and then go to the hardware store to get the following:
- 1/4-20 wingnut x 4
- 1/4-20 nut x 4
- 1/4-20 threaded rod (whatever length you want) x 4
- 1/4 washer x 4
It's about $5 worth of hardware (even cheaper if you buy one or two long threaded rods and cut them to length)
These corners print fine without any supports. Make sure you print them lying flat though. If one leg of the "L" is pointing upwards, it will likely break during use.
You'll need to print four of these corners, and then go to the hardware store to get the following:
- 1/4-20 wingnut x 4
- 1/4-20 nut x 4
- 1/4-20 threaded rod (whatever length you want) x 4
- 1/4 washer x 4
It's about $5 worth of hardware (even cheaper if you buy one or two long threaded rods and cut them to length)
These corners print fine without any supports. Make sure you print them lying flat though. If one leg of the "L" is pointing upwards, it will likely break during use.
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