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[Claymore]

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[whatknot]

I have used quick clamps on occasion, works quite well

This type of thing

 

[NazNomad]

Any problems with it pinching the blade when you get to the end of a cut?

 

[whatknot]

You do have to move when needed to ensure no pinching

Nothings perfect is it

Steve Goode had a nice clamp for holding small items

I thought there was a plan on his site but can't see it just now, its not that complex anyway

I have been meaning to make one for ages

Any problems with it pinching the blade when you get to the end of a cut?

 

[MrTeroo]

ps Sorry for no posting much at the moment but i am having to limit my time on the computers due to the sodding hand probs :x but hopefully back to normal soon

Have you tried the speech recognition software built into Windows?

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/12427/windows-speech-recognition-commands


Or if you don't mind paying for something better:

http://www.nuance.co.uk/dragon/index.htm

 

[NazNomad]

Steve Goode had a nice clamp for holding small items

Steve reviewed the one in your picture -

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The plan on his site is for one with 2 threaded bars instead of springs.

http://www.stevedgood.com/3djig.pdf

He uses it primarily for compound cutting, but I reckon it would be nice to use if you had trouble gripping small bits of wood.

 

[whatknot]

Absolutely correct, I remember now it was a review he did on it

Its been a time since I saw it

And lets face it I do well to remember if I put sugar in my tea 10 seconds after doing it ;-)

But a handy clamp I thought

 

[NazNomad]

In your defence, I thought I'd seen plans for the springy one on Steve's site too. :-D


... now, about that tea.