3D Printed Tool - Corner Clamp

[@hotbrass2005]

This is great! I have a 90 degree corner clamp that I bought, but the ability to change out the angles is awesome! Thanks for sharing!!!

[@jtronicsTV]

Thanks. 👍

[@ariekatz452]

Thank you for sharing this jig. This is a beautiful design. Please note what Infill percentage do you recommend for each part.

[@BlueMouse_pl]

super project ! Thank you !

[@snarkfinder2621]

That is a really nice tool.

[@jtronicsTV]

Thank you 👍

[@ponsaravanan]

Good one

[@gbinford9009]

Cool and useful project, thanks!

[@jtronicsTV]

Thanks! Yes, its really usefull.

[@LesTutosdUneMinute]

Very cool!

[@jtronicsTV]

Thanks 😀

[@ollybarry6620]

This is awesome! When you put the stud bar into the grey slider is it just screwed into the plastic? If so then what stops it coming out when the clamp is loosened?

[@HurtinVR]

hey i know this is a old reply but i made these and honestly that isnt an issue. if you think about the clamping pressure when you tighten it up its going to butt up against the thing its holding, but when you losenit you just slide the plastic back as it loosens up. i havent found a way to keep the screw in the base attached since it has to rotate

[@jonathansfl1]

1x hex bolt (5/16" x 4.5") 1x hex nut (5/16") 1x machine screw (8/32" x 0.5") 2x machine screw (8/32" x 3/4") Don't bother printing the knob. Use the hex-head on the bolt. Make matching parts with same colors. Use different colors for different Degrees.

[@DavidBlevins]

Amazing design. What printer do you have that you could print all that in 6 hours? That would take more than double on my Ender 3.

[@jtronicsTV]

I have two ultimaker 3d printer. One ultimaker original plus, which I upgraded to an ultimaker 2+ and an ultimaker 3 Really good 3d printer! My filament is from Formfutura or BASF

[@HardCoil]

Thanks

[@xXGreenGamerXx]

Great project my dude, where are you from?

[@jtronicsTV]

Thanks and there are more projects ... 👍 I'm form Germany.

[@senorduck384]

I just had this printed for me by a friend. And will say it doesn't work very well for frames. Haven't tried it on vertical pieces yet, but for flat 2.25 x .75in thick pieces I'm struggling to get proper pruessure without them getting pushed out.

[@federicodelzoppo2583]

Tips for infill %?

[@jtronicsTV]

I had 30% infill