Need a 3rd hand? Let's make one!
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- čas přidán 2. 03. 2019
- Need a hand to hold those parts while welding? Welding small parts that you can't clamp down because the clamp itself gets in the way? I show you how to make a 3rd hand in this episode to solve these problems.
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Parts used in the episode:
Magnet - www.harborfreight.com/50mm-ro...
Spring Clamp - www.harborfreight.com/2-inch-...
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Well then. Aren’t you a friggin’ genius!!! Haha. Looks great, brother. Very clever!
Thanks homie.
thx!
Thank you so much Hislip! You made my first smile today. I will definitely make one such nerdy hand number three. And thank you for sharing - I will I could like it 1k times
That’s so cool, absolutely!
great idea
Badass trike you have there in thw background haha 🤪
Lol yeah, wonder where I got it from?
Great idea
I will need to build one of these!
Thanks! They come in handy, especially on smaller stuff.
2 flaws in this design:
1: You made it universal by making everything removable, so you can attach different hooks right? Look at the bolt under the jack sparrow hook you welded, there is no way that's coming out unless you cut the bar off of course. Then there is the limit of the jaw opening on a 6" spring clamp, but it's ok since you won't be using this for big stuff.
2: This one is the reason I kinda don't want to make it. It relies on metal (magnets) so on a wooden bench / cement it's useless trying to hold 2 pieces together. I do recognize how superior is to mount it sideways or underneath a car to hold a tab that you can weld etc...
As of right now I recognize that all 3 variations of third hands are needed:
a) the magnet/spring clamp style
b) the scrap junk relying on simply weight
c) 2 Locking pliers welded on sliding arms mounted on something heavy (aka soldering helper)
c) can replace b) to be honest and it's the one I'm think of making and just bring both pieces together.
Good points, but if I'm swapping out the hook the bolt can stay with the hook and any new attachment can have it's own bolt in that location. Yes it's designed for metal surfaces, not sure how you would attach something like this to wood or concrete without using some sort of screws which may or may not be an option. Thanks for the feedback.
@@Rusiputki send me a picture of what you come up with, sounds like a good idea.