Welding Tips and Tricks

Jody,

I'm a big fan. As always thanks for your work.

In the video Stronghand Tools 3 Axis Clamp and other Metal Fabrication Tools http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AIYZHpmG7gQ you display a pretty cool holding fixture. I'm considering purchasing the tool after watching your video. I realize that clamp comes in two different sizes, a smaller one, PN: WAC35-SW (miter up to 3.75", through clearance to 2.45") and a larger one PN: WAC45-SW (Miter up to 4.75", through clearance to 3.92") Through clearance matters if you are welding on a leg in the middle of a run.

The small one is in the range of $200, the larger nearer to $400.

Any idea of which model you are displaying in your video?

Again, Many thanks.

Zip.

Hi, Zip,

Jody checks the forum more often since the recent upgrades, but you may get your answer faster using the "contact us" tab on the main page, copied here for you:

http://www.weldingtipsandtricks.com/con ... ivate.html

Steve S

Zipzit wrote:Jody,

I'm a big fan. As always thanks for your work.

In the video Stronghand Tools 3 Axis Clamp and other Metal Fabrication Tools http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AIYZHpmG7gQ you display a pretty cool holding fixture. I'm considering purchasing the tool after watching your video. I realize that clamp comes in two different sizes, a smaller one, PN: WAC35-SW (miter up to 3.75", through clearance to 2.45") and a larger one PN: WAC45-SW (Miter up to 4.75", through clearance to 3.92") Through clearance matters if you are welding on a leg in the middle of a run.

The small one is in the range of $200, the larger nearer to $400.

Any idea of which model you are displaying in your video?

Again, Many thanks.

Zip.

Zip,

thanks for your interest and for taking time to post here.

I am pretty sure the 3 axis clamp I used in the video is the larger one.

best,

Jody

If you've still got it, I'd be curious to confirm, either by part number or with a tape measure to indicate max tube size. Not a major big deal, If you think of it, and its convenient, many thanks. If not , no sweat. Thanks again for all you've already done to educate us on welding and skills improvements. --Zip.