Metric Mini G Clamp
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Published on September 21, 2012
Description
This is my first thing and more of an experiment with Solidworks, my RepRapPro Huxley, and Thingverse but I hope it will be useful to someone as well. I have used it for holding gluing models.
This is a printable G clamp which consists of any metric machine screw and nut and a printed "G".
I have set it up using well labeled equations in Solidworks so you can easily resize it for any metric size. It comes set up for M4.
This is a printable G clamp which consists of any metric machine screw and nut and a printed "G".
I have set it up using well labeled equations in Solidworks so you can easily resize it for any metric size. It comes set up for M4.
Instructions
1. Open the Solidworks file and go to Tools> Equations
2. Edit the relevant numbers to apply to the nut and bolt size you are using. Close equations and watch the part auto update
3. Save STL and print
If you want to use an m4 nut and bolt in your mini G clamp you can just print the provided STL
2. Edit the relevant numbers to apply to the nut and bolt size you are using. Close equations and watch the part auto update
3. Save STL and print
If you want to use an m4 nut and bolt in your mini G clamp you can just print the provided STL
License
Metric Mini G Clamp by chewdonkey is licensed under the Attribution - Share Alike - Creative Commons license.
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