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#rfp - Random Friday Photo - April 8, 2022

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Sang Luu Member Profile All Messages By This Member #122822 Since my first?DIY set of pneumatic clamps, I have been looking for novel ways to use air clamping everywhere I can. This idea is for a small, modular clamp that could be mounted onto a slider/MFT/MFT-equiv to allow for air assisted clamping. I know, I know you could do it manually with lots of different options and I have those options but there's something neat about pushing a button and having the clamping done for you :). The way my shop is setup, I have access to all the lines for the main set of clamps so, I just reuse all the switching components there; it's just a matter of running a couple of extension coiled airlines to get it to my work surface.? This is a 50mm stroke actuator, really designed to hold workpieces less than 2" thick: Here it is next to it's bigger sister, Heidi which has a 100mm stroke. I haven't named her little sister yet, German names needed!? Attaches with 1/4-20 inserts to my DIY MFT-esque top, which I have on a FAT 300? Here's another angle of the small clamp:? What are you working on this Friday??
Eduardo Ehrenwald All Messages By This Member #122823 开云体育 I love it and want to…… toggle quoted message Show quoted text On Apr 8, 2022, at 12:32 PM, Sang Luu <sangluu@...> wrote: ?Since my first?DIY set of pneumatic clamps, I have been looking for novel ways to use air clamping everywhere I can. This idea is for a small, modular clamp that could be mounted onto a slider/MFT/MFT-equiv to allow for air assisted clamping. I know, I know you could do it manually with lots of different options and I have those options but there's something neat about pushing a button and having the clamping done for you :). The way my shop is setup, I have access to all the lines for the main set of clamps so, I just reuse all the switching components there; it's just a matter of running a couple of extension coiled airlines to get it to my work surface.? This is a 50mm stroke actuator, really designed to hold workpieces less than 2" thick: Here it is next to it's bigger sister, Heidi which has a 100mm stroke. I haven't named her little sister yet, German names needed!? Attaches with 1/4-20 inserts to my DIY MFT-esque top, which I have on a FAT 300? Here's another angle of the small clamp:? What are you working on this Friday??
imran All Messages By This Member #122824 开云体育 Sangluu, Nice job. I feel the same way but lack the machining capability. Anyways, Helga is a solid german name, albeit, ubiquitous. Imran Malik toggle quoted message Show quoted text On Apr 8, 2022, at 1:32 PM, Sang Luu <sangluu@...> wrote: ?Since my first?DIY set of pneumatic clamps, I have been looking for novel ways to use air clamping everywhere I can. This idea is for a small, modular clamp that could be mounted onto a slider/MFT/MFT-equiv to allow for air assisted clamping. I know, I know you could do it manually with lots of different options and I have those options but there's something neat about pushing a button and having the clamping done for you :). The way my shop is setup, I have access to all the lines for the main set of clamps so, I just reuse all the switching components there; it's just a matter of running a couple of extension coiled airlines to get it to my work surface.? This is a 50mm stroke actuator, really designed to hold workpieces less than 2" thick: Here it is next to it's bigger sister, Heidi which has a 100mm stroke. I haven't named her little sister yet, German names needed!? Attaches with 1/4-20 inserts to my DIY MFT-esque top, which I have on a FAT 300? Here's another angle of the small clamp:? What are you working on this Friday??
Jacques Gagnon All Messages By This Member #122825 Sang, This is very nice; congratulations. This will be a great?addition to your shop - the name could be ? Greta ? maybe? ? Regards, Jacques
Sang Luu Member Profile All Messages By This Member #122826 Love it! Greta is an awesome name. toggle quoted message Show quoted text On Fri, Apr 8, 2022 at 02:24 PM, Jacques Gagnon wrote: Sang, This is very nice; congratulations. This will be a great?addition to your shop - the name could be ? Greta ? maybe? ? Regards, Jacques
Jim Vander Zanden All Messages By This Member #122840 开云体育 I would like to inform you that the name Greta has already been used by my dog would you consider Hilda or the name? Hold Ga ! ? Thanks? Bam ? Van Sent from my iPh toggle quoted message Show quoted text On Apr 8, 2022, at 2:35 PM, Sang Luu <sangluu@...> wrote: ?Love it! Greta is an awesome name. On Fri, Apr 8, 2022 at 02:24 PM, Jacques Gagnon wrote: Sang, This is very nice; congratulations. This will be a great?addition to your shop - the name could be ? Greta ? maybe? ? Regards, Jacques
Jacques Gagnon All Messages By This Member #122843 Jim, Is it possible that there may be a slight difference in orthography for your dog and that it may in fact be Grrreta? ?
Jim Vander Zanden All Messages By This Member #122844 开云体育 LOL Only when I try to take away a bone from her? Re Bam ? Van? toggle quoted message Show quoted text On Apr 9, 2022, at 2:00 PM, Jacques Gagnon <jacques.gagnon309@...> wrote: ?Jim, Is it possible that there may be a slight difference in orthography for your dog and that it may in fact be Grrreta? ?

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