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Rust_never_sleeps 08-13-2023 01:38 PM

Adel clamp tool you don't need
 
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I can't see too many of us buying this thing, BUT if I had a bunch of these to do in tight quarters, I could see myself cobbling something together based on this.
Hope this helps

http://voristool.com/

Willie Makeit 08-22-2023 08:56 AM

Re: Adel clamp tool you don't need
 
99.9% of the time, Adele clamps are fastened to another surface, i mean that's the whole point of an Adele clamp. This little gadget doesn't address that issue, it simply bolts 2 clamps together and leaves them hanging out in space.

Interesting business model he has there, selling a $185 dollar solution to a problem no one has.

truckster 08-22-2023 01:28 PM

Re: Adel clamp tool you don't need
 
I'm glad it's not just me. I was thinking, "When in the world would I even use this thing?"

I mean, I used Adel clamps all over my Blazer, and it's hard for me to imagine an installation where using the tool wouldn't actually take more time.

Rust_never_sleeps 08-23-2023 12:21 AM

Re: Adel clamp tool you don't need
 
It anchors two clamps together and also to a nut below, but
...true, it's probably more useful for aircraft

Rust_never_sleeps 08-27-2023 04:54 PM

Re: Adel clamp tool you don't need
 
I'm nearly done now, but I could have used a tool with skinny jaws to reach in from "above" to get the screw in, hold the clamp closed, and retain the screw in place while I fumble inside the frame to get the nut on.

Clunky as it is for my application, this tool(or something like it) would provide some of that third hand capability.

Rust_never_sleeps 10-09-2023 03:44 PM

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something like this would have helped. I could make this out of PCI filler panels in about 5m now that I've seen it, but couldn't have visualized it if my life depended on it ;-)


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