Picture Frame / Box / Corner Clamps - Four Corner Blocks with Rubber Bands
Вставка
- Опубліковано 1 сер 2014
- Picture Frame / Box / Corner Clamps: miscpro.com/2014/08/02/picture...
Instagram: / savvas_papasavva
Twitter: / savvaspapasavva - Навчання та стиль
That method of driving eyebolts is excellent. Very clever!
Brilliant. I whacked out a set of these corners this evening and they worked a treat. Thanks a lot.
*MAGIC* Great application of simple technology Savvas - Thanks for the inspiration.
maravillosa idea Savvas. Sorprende por lo simple.
Felicitaciones
great idea and great execution! Respect!
Great idea and oh so simple!
That eye bolt tightening number was gold!
Absurdly clever! Great idea.
Cheers!
Muita precisão em seus trabalhos , Parabéns.
Very cool. I liked. Creative, congratulations.
Simple but very clever and very efficient.Thank you for share .
An excellent simple design. Thanks
Finally! I was looking just for this project! It'll definitely be a big help while I continue to work with Woody Hyezmar's plans which I found on his website.
Broo this is awesome!!! Thank you for sharing this!!
Que buen proyecto
Bastante practico, me gusto, gracias
Hi Savvas: Great video, Cheers Harry
Good idea! but is rubber band's are strong enough to clamp the picture frame together?
i am guessing those grooves on the outside edges is for adding further clamping force maybe using a piece of string or something and just twisting it at the point it meets and hey presto no?
Very nice, I like it a lot
Nice/neat, clean approach, and clever simple way to screw the eye bolts! The limitation/weakness of the rubber bands would be my only concern. Gives me an idea of taking it further by replacing the screw eyes / eye-hooks with 3/8" HOLES, and haveing a continuous 1/4" to 5/16" cord running through, around each corner to a spool, that can be chucked in a cordless drill and quickly tensioned/loosened. I guess the Merle Clamp already does something similar, but this hybrid of your version might be superior, and more DIY-able.
will need 3 or 4 diff lengths of rubber bands I think I'll stay with the band clamp but always fascinating to watch his videos
Good video but a suggestion. Cut the corners off and make them flat and you can use a clamp from corner to corner too. Also in the kerf around the edges you can use a 1/8" bungee cord to help hold frame more secure.
Driving the eyelets is so cleverly done, I laughed out loud at how genius it was yet so obvious (now that I have seen it).
When the springs attached to one of your blocks exert different tensions - as they will when the width and height of the frame are not the same - then the corner blocks will tend to overbalance (as was apparent in the video). You could reduce that tendency by placing the eyes closer to the frame.
@Justin Pang If you use more bands then the force will be ok.
There is a video you can lookup here on youtube where you will find a watermelon exploded by rubberbands that where around the watermellon in the middle.
Brilliant! You're a Genius!
I agree with the bridgekeeper.
Genius! I love this!
Nice simple jig! Are the outside slits you cut for band(a) to slip into for much larger or smaller clamping? Thanks for sharing.
Yes
muito bem bolado gostei meus parabens
Would you still be able to use these for squaring and clamping on an inside corner?
Great idea.
Very nice idea !!!!
it's very cool!!! but wouldn't it be better to have the straps and a tightening device, though? Will the rubber bands hold it well enough? without proper tension, the frames might end up crooked, wouldn't they?
Take care, mate! =)
te agradezco , me hacia falta un escuadrador portatil .
Brilliant! Just an idea... may be using springs would keep it more stable. Like the thin long springs I mean. But like I said, just an idea.
Great work !
Simple yet effective
Good ideas for driving those eyelets but I have a drill bit to drive them in
Nice...we can use more resistant elastic tube...
why do you doing the kerf at 1:43?
What was the intention begin the grooves along the outside edges? I was left thinking those would be for some additional clamping after the rubber bands.
I agree the groves on the outside could support say a bungee cord or something similar
ww55d Maybe a wider groove and curve the outside corners then you could use a strap clamp. The rubber bands could still be used as an alignment tool and holding it together when you apply the strap clamp.
Steven, would that not defeat the object though as a strap clamp already has corner pieces to slot on the corners ?!
Unless you mean like using one of those one used for strapping things down in which case is a good idea. I thought you meant. An actual band clamp intentionally used for it btw. I'm up late so if this is hard to understand I hear ya ! :)
I guess I ment to say a ratcheting strap tie down clamp like you would use to hold down cargo on a trailer. It could be used if you made these corner pieces. Most everyone has a strap tie down laying around.
Brilliant
May you tell me or show me how to make a mic stand that fits on a bicycle handle bars so it can stay tight in place using a Samson g track mic ?
+drrobotnikmeanbeanma Is this for a music video?
I'm looking for a mic stand that i can wrap around my arm or waist when I'm walking or ridding a bike ?
متشکرم خیلی اموزنده است
You rock!!! :)
Very nice! But do not put your fingers at risk! Use a push stick! Accidents happens in a second!
Good I dia Thankyou
вместо резинок можно туларепы использовать
those rubber bands make a weak clamping force
Looks very similar to my design check my video out